New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21
CITY ITEMS.

REcHAsITE EXCURSION AND CELEsRAr1oy.-
Yesterday grand celebration by the Independent Or
de- of Rechsbi,es came OF az Newark. " J. steam
boat was chartered convey members from this City
and loft Canalst at o'clock with full load muse
banners reEslia and sll proper appurtenances The
air vas cool and clear ana the Trip down the Bay and
through Rari,an Bay Newark delightful. and was
greatly enjoyed by the party The Free Soil Picnic
Parry on another boat kept company for half an
hour 4, Newark the NewYo Delegates were escort
ed TO Franklin Hall Broad-st where dinner had bceo
provided After dinner long procession was formed
and marched through the principal streets to the Com
mon where the exercises were held the procession
were the following Tents Washington No !; New
York No , Washington Marine No of NeS-iors;
Washington No /, OF Newark Atlantic No. 10 Mohe-
gan No so: Cstarac, No. - Friendship No. 10 Mem
bers OF the General Council Encsnpment from
NeYork and parts OF seyers! Tents without banners
When the procession came the Common. where
stands were erected SPEAKERS large audience had
assembled which with the Rechsbes numbered several
,housands-a jar proportion being ladies in carriages
and on foot
The exercises were opened with prayer by Rev NJ
pilch OF the Bethel Church Newark and singing Mr..
Mdded,ch of this City then made address. and al
the second stand smother spoken by NJ. Cumming
Newark also made address the objects ami princi
pies OF the Order OF Rechabcs tie followed by
Mr. Manchester. OF New. York. ani Mr. Hewitt OF New.
ark When the New,York Delegates returned 10 the
boat the meeting bid fair 10 continue until dark Ne
cident occurred.
The boa; was all alive on the return with the nicrri
e, party ever set atost Such singing and shouting
such cotllons and waltzes such ss and sss such
laughing and romping, is not TO be seen every day
There was no lack spirits though it was teetotal
party and il widely mistaken. certain pair
of eyes played mischief than any earthly spirits
with the heart OF gentleman of The party but not OF
the Delegation. At any rate the eNtempore ar;ation
was interesting and gave zest the return voyage Mu
sic OF all kinds-songs sentimental comca teetotal and
patrio;ic-sories and lively repartccs made all enjoy
the trip in spite of themselves. The celebration
out was highly creditable the Order especially in
Newark and will be doub, productive of much good
proving as il did that ladies and gentlemen enjoy
pleasure trip without that artificial and injurious stn
ulant ardent drinks
r. VIII the Captain OF the Fifth Ward Metro.
potan Police order the rowdcs dspcrse who almost
nightly make the Northwest corner OF Broadway and
Waier.st. their rendezvous, screaming and haoing,
and in other ways disturbing the ncighborhood' One
of the blackg,ards the other evening nearly caught
by .torekeeper in Waker.st barely escaping nights
lodging in the sation-housc
~ Yesterday Mr. Lowber. Ship News Re
porter left the City for Throggs Neck news boat in
company with n son OF DR. Beach, OF this City. In pass
ing through urgate the boat got the pot and cap
sized Dr. Beachs SON young gentleman Just through
with his studies was drowned
70 We learn that the wife OF gentleman
! whose name could not ascertain but who was
boarding at Clinton Peu,'s Rockawsy, drowned in
the surf on Wednesday. in front OF Mr. Petits house
Hou.AroNrc R,rLHoAD-By reference to our
advertising columns i, will be that the Housatonc
Railroad Company resume their trips to New Milford on
Monday the 24h INST the track being finished TO
the above place and the road in the complete and
perfect order.
sy' We are happy in having been the occasion.
by bunder in quoting Shakespeare of two such cX
quste and deca,cly appreciativc articles those in
the Gazette Il Times OF yesterday and Wednesday II
is often that daily newspaperism permits its votares
the indulgence OF such sumpuous writing
~ George Washington Diron has been ar
rested in New Orleans being found drunk and riotng
in the streets and was permitted rcvel the very
spacious halls OF the Celaboosc George has been in
uniform it is said since he left New York. His
conduct it seems, is uniform as his cont.
~ Why would the figure OF Justice be invau-
able a banker Because you will always md II bal
Gncs IN her hands,
Charley Greene Posted up that account
" y writer in the merry and wise little Chro-
notype defines Woman to be AN exquisite production
of Nature between and an angel
VI On, ,,IIa
letter OF the late William NJ Price is published by de.
of the friends OF the deceased understand by
a note from rolicc Reporter
To NY CREprToRs-Many OF You having inquired OF
how had disposed OF the large patnona estate to
which WINS entitled upon the death of my father and
my brothers, now consider myself bound 10 state the
very truth in relation 10 il About the year 1916 be
endorser of notes 10 very large amount and
Mr. William Bradford. who mad married my niece, and
the agent of my fathers estate loaned to about
eight thousand dollars relieved OF portion oi
my liabilities and Mr. Bradford obtained from
yeyancc OF my estate IN Tee and eRsehod as secu
rity for his advance He has since that advance given
TO AT different times up TO July last when he handed
thirty dollars altogether not exceeding $1,000 in sd
dOn 10 the original advance O. $1,000 making in the
whole about 900 He prevailed upon from time
to time prior the death of my brother stephen to
convey 10 him (Nr Rradtord) only the estate which
by the will OF my father would have upon his death
but all the which might come 10 me upon the
death OF either oil my brothers.
The conyeyancc- made 10 him are all recorded
they absolute the face OF them but he gave me
exchange for them the most solemn pledges that las
would do what right he still has the greater por
OF this large he did acquire IL by dealing
stocks he has realized from its possession thus
CURED than hundred thousand dollars he ab
sOluely refuses give another cent and fear has
driven 70 fatal despair Your unfortunate debtor
WILLIAM ". PRICE.
SALT CREEK. Aug. II, lao
i ReSprcted S0: Being pretty essentially used up
by you and your brother Editors have retired the
saubrious quarters which you will indicated in my
address where pursue my darling practice without
being interrupted by squeanish people feel no enmi'
Is toward you for what you have done-you may be
right-perhaps you don't want to dispute the
point with you for strange TO say am going 10 ask you
favor and would exactly do 10 begin WIN guar
cling You that the quarters to "hcn nave
retired though possessing attractions are exceed
inglv defcient in one important respect w that Of