New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-22

CIty JternH.
~ The reception of the Foreign News, with
ne contrusd pressure of intelligence from the War; has
,u-eezed all the intelligence of oar column and head
or .nkstand has actually dry With Indignation, and
oor,itsms corded up like win,ay supply Arewoed
purchased In Summer account Of ia being cheaper
CossEcRATIoS OF TRINITY CHURcH-This i'm.
posing ceremony took place yesterday morning
IN the presence of an immense audience, which en-
rrely filed the Church. The services were per.
formed in the usual impressive and solemn manner
Of the Church of England and Bishop McCoskry
dictated In person. The Music was particularly
grand and full-the choir being composed, appa.
reny Of the choicest talent from the various choirs
throughout the City. We though, we could distin
guish amid the massive melodies the voices of Miss
Ncrsbal Miss Taylor Mrs. Strong, and other popu-
lar vocalists The Organ showed that it is te be-
when completed. one Of the grandest instruments in
the country.
n The alarm of FIRE las, evening was false
hood We got oursef comfortably warm. however in
ring after TIA very desirable matter In this freezing
weather.
Il They moved the Park yesterday, although
It's very surprising how grass will undertake grow
10 cold weather. We always OF item
per annum cut Of the grass In the Park II no
u We never have seen New ork half 50 foil
Of people appears be at the present time It is
really both difficult and dangerous attempt getting aoou,
the streets And then the noise Of omnbuses Extras
&c. &c. eteetera! 1t is indescrlbably terrific.
e Mrs. CHILD's exquisite little story and Mrs.
osoooDs poetry The May Columbian the best things
OF the month
r. Come to the Desert fly with meas this
glorious piece of music performed for the eighth time
tonigh, at the Tabernacle, and offers the quecst snd
mos, refreshing retreat from the dusty hurybury OF the
day. and transports one region of peace where the
soul battle In silence and music and be refreshed
Silence music How precious 10 the crazed and sded
spirit Of the den!zen Of brick and mortar
SAD AcciDEST-Mr. Hartman King, Of the
Fourth wsrd, an old Fireman and worthy citizen took
hold Of an Engine rope evening In FraDknsquare
as.t dragging the Engine, during the alarm which
between and o'clock, but accidentally thrown down
and run over fore and hind wheel Of the Engine pass
ed the lower part of his body and crushed him most
horribly. He taken 10 his residence and the most
skul surgical assistance called In, bu. there hope
Of his recovery.
~ The PALMETTO, the beautiful new steam
ship built Charleston friends and 10 between
New-YoTk Capital Of the South, brought down
and put into her berth Pier n Z yesterday afternoon
Previous being made fast at her moongs she took
wide and graceful sweep down the Bay running over the
water like bird We assured that the Palmetto will
positively sail Charleston Tomorrow evening, and
friends there look out for her early on Tuesday morn
Ing
COMMITTEE Or SAFETY.-The following gentle
men compose the Committee Of Safety appointed by the
great War Meeting in the Park:
W F. Have meyer, John Leverage, David Graham,
8. Townsend. VIM. b. Cozzsus, II. i. TOinlnson
Egbert Benson, James Harper, james T. Brady,
Geo H. Purssr. Edward Prime Robert Smith,
Alex F. Yache, A. A. Alvord. l.. H. Ely.
s. j. Numiord- r NJ Wetmore, A. X. Lawrence
HsmI to- Fish. Dudley Selden. VIM l.. Prall,
David g. Jackson $. X. Harris. Ogden Hoffman,
Stephen Whitney.
r>T- NrBLo has begun in great earnest his prep
ars,Ions for the Summer The Rayes have come
back and we hear tina, wa to have the delightful
French Opera again. and sparkling ICED soda-wa-
teri Csve shall be as welcome as any other Summer
bird, and so shall the whole most.
~ Their O is q general desire that the Phihar-
mon!sts should give the Choral Symphony by itself
Let them rehexrsc month and try the experiment
Il s Of itself enough and plenty for one musical feast
E1- Robert Stanford % married man, residing at
No 5 Henry.st been missing for several days under
circumstances which induce his friends 20 think that there
may be some foul play in the matter lie LETT nome Oh
Monday morung with money In his possession and
was at OF his employers Lockwood Bakiey'
40 Wall It'll about O'Clock, p NJ since when there
las been nothing heard from or seen OF him. His age Is
shout 40 years. about inches high. dark complex
ION aud black whiskers He was dressed In black sack
coat black vest and dark satinet pantaloons.
~ The second impeachment trial OF Justice
prnker Is going on at great and iue.minahe length IN
the County Court. We cannot give space Tor the tes
mony.
GYa A fine first class Organ. built by Mr. Eroen
for Grace Church. Providence. exhibited aud highly
approved yesterday afternoon
" Major DoNELsoN, II seems, did mol sail III
aha Yorkshire but has returned 10 Washington aud will
walt for the next packet.
MAN SHor.-Hepry Boylard was seriously In
ured by being shot in the by OF o cannon during
the firing In the Park Wednesday at the great mass meet
IN, He vss carried to Dr. Bostwcks office. 10 Chamber
ct where he was properly attended TO- The Dr. 'hhAs
Tint no will lose sight of one OF his eyes s lace
wa. sight 10 behold and how he escaped alive is wo
der.
T1r THE NATIONAL Press for tomorrow con-
teins null and particular account oil The eoisee'"''' Vi
Trinity Church.
T HALEY x SABIS, 81 Nassau-st. near the
corner Of Fulton serving their customers WIKI inc
mos, delicious Strawberries No dining saloon In the
v furnishes better selection OF the ehoces' uA"''ss
and there few places where one eau so " ava
the same money. Warm meals al all nou'' o' tue oa''
Strangers viii find this a most convenient resort
IF The Board OF Assistant Aldermen he'a
>psoial meeting last evennsehehy lot the purpose Oh
arg certain changes In Election Districts nc &c
mn, ,or.-Yesterday- George Graham, alias San.
FOL nm extensive burglar, was arrested, charged
dy Neal concerned with several o'hera (previousy or.
~ta 'es uvcted) in breaking into the oo0t ana snoe
rested aud c. -ev of Newark n and stealing copsid
store OF Mr. Sh o In breaking into the boot and hoe
cradle an and the Dry Goods store OF MI
store oil Mr Ae N j. and robSing them OF several
Rodgers in Paterson. Of property. On searching him
thousand dollar, soon h 500 in halt eagles s
hs Ss oa ia a.. gs bearing sS ss
spectncles In req n" ,sS Washington ST. corner OF
name OF MnSs To- have BEEN lsoien from sisn OF
dwelling VIM H. Ss;sp psh, and
Dsohsn into Sn sne cutlery
T and james Costello were I b ,bp
Az tho sailors forming the s.e~ the
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