New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
City Items.


House in the Pa-k--Aso in the appointment Of twelve
srsbel ringers at ss;Sry Of $500 per The
BOARD adopted resolution offered BY NJ. McElrs,h h..
.sed meeting of this Board Re held on the asth day of
lime inst at o'clock NJ and tina, the regular stated
meetings be holden on each alternate Monday thereafter
resolution aoproprstiny $4,000 to pay The prelui-
.,spsss of Volunteers was referred the Special
Committee on Mexican Affairs Board took Up the
Ordinance from the other Board regulating the Police Of
.hs CIV and adopted L. striking out the 18Th section
which prehibs the keeping open OF public houses on the
Sabbath.
~ MIKE WALSH and his friends held meet
ing in the Park yesterday evening" at which some fifteen
hundred the Curious Ten Thousand were n attendance
10 see what fun was going forward After the meeting
was organized By cowting the stand with every body nnd
the officers series OF very sharp anti Tsnmauy Tesou
tons were read By Mr. Riddle and adopted unsninousT-
The President when calling for the noes putting his hand
IN the shape Of speakipgtumpe wsssshly TO his ear
q. in earnest search for negative. Every body was In
favor Of the resolutions however, fortunately but few
had heard the) and the search Of the witty President
was In vain. De then gave knowing twinkle with hi'
LEI. eye made gesture much as TO say, rather guess
the motion Is carried and the great Suberransan leader
came forward He rather pale and looked Altogether
better than him before Mike has massive
brain; ard when his system i, comparatively free from
other influences the intellectual informs his impress:
i've features with rather agreeable expression. When he
spoke however, the charm st broken. for he
mouths his words horribly and his Language is from long
and unworthy habit modulated to the comprehension Of
those who have comprehension. Mike with all bis
brains and all his talents, has become sort OF nonoma-
MAC ana believes that all the world are In conspiracy
against him. when hefact is that nelshls worst enemy
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suase aimed at portion of his party and which
doubtless in many respects we'll deserved-for Nike has
told more truth about the corruptons Of Tammany Hail.
the OF It's leaders and the inqutous practices by
which they manage retain power their own hands from
year year, than any other man who has ever been
among them But his exravagant bitterness of denun'
citation and of epihe constantly defeat his pur
pose and withdraw from the facts he yields that attention
which they we'll deserve We regard Mike Walsh per-
hans one of the abest men the Foco party and we
would do any thing could to help him get fair play
which he has never yet had Let those who profess to be
his friends stand BY him az the polls and then he
will know exactly how he stands.
MExrcAN VoLuNTEERs.-Asst. AID. Webb pre-
senred resolution last evening in the Board OF Assistant
Aldermen to appropriate 81 900 toward defrayng the ex-
pence Of the Mexican Volunteers. It was opposed BY
Assist. AID Oliver who thought that the taxpayers OF the
City have quite enough to sustain at present-wthout
their money being thus voted away,-scady the taxes
are Is cents hundred dollars this year than they
were last year. After debate the resolution was laid upon
the table, but afterwards called up and referred to the
Special COMMITTEE on Mexican affairs.
e ISAAC T. HOPPER, the venerable Quaker so
we'll In this City and Philadelphia, and. indeed
throughout the country is, panied learn confined
to his own house BY illness. Many who have been
cheered By his sympathy and ad In time Of trouble will
pray for his speedy recovery.
E A Tea Party is to be given This Tuesday
Evening" at Luces Congress Hall, by the ladies OF Pater
SON. aid of ST. Pauls Church We advise all our batch
eors young and old to avail themselves OF opportunity
TO see the beautiful ladies of Old Passaic.
EMIGRAST HosPITAL.-A Committee OF the
Young Friends of Ireland have recently investigated the
condition of the EmIsrsnt Hospital at Bloomingdae and
have reported that the state of the inmates is thing
but comfortable. They have laid their report before the
Common Council. We have not for 1t In our
columns.
e The Policemen are to display their stars
during the day. time. They queer ard
rected TO shine by night.
K We have seen nobody who has heard any
thing about them benches yet. Time flies and nurses
grunble
MIR. MUCH 10 tnelr CTeQll, tHeTe Is u
ready feeling manifested by many OF respect
able wholesale Merchants give TO those in their employ
reasonable time devote the cultivation OF their
minds attend to the necessary duties their families
instead of requiring them to spend the whole day the
store Of their employers The months of juno and July
are mouths which there Is but little business done, and
think the observation of every Intelligent must con-
vince him that 1t may be done well before O'Clock 7.
". by devo;iGg the whole day to II and If Is co
GIG sol lri
are ready and willing close their stores for these two
months, at O'Clock p NJ if their neghbors viii do the
same. ALBERT.
B The motion for q new trial in the case OF
William P. Willis the Harlem Railroad was yesterday
denied in the Superior Court.
r We see by the English papers that Mr.. Nc.
Lane and hi, lady among the corgratuatoy callers
upon the of Mr. McLane has recovered
from his severe illness.
HoBoKEs-In addition TO all the charms Of this
charming place, which we have often celebrated that
almost ashamed to speak of them again. the nde
fagable proprietor OF the Eysian Fields has engaged
spend Band, and gives Concerts Ia Nnsard every
fair afternoon. Isn't this delicious?
z The Thermometer achieved s6' yesterday
in the sbade-a very respectable feat considering the
weather.
e DrsrURsELL's Railroad and Steamboat
which the Travelling Public forced to buy. Its
well It's so cheap It tells erery thing tina. every body
away home is always asking body about, and
which nobody happens TO know To Hotel-keepers and
Steamboat-cerk il prove ncalculable saving OF
tongue and temper.
GENERAL SESSIONS Yssterdoy--The trial Of
Lochlin Mccormick for false pretenc-s, commenced
Friday, was resumed, and occupied the whole day.
PoLIcE.-No,hing but petty larcenies, except an
assault and battery with intent &c. by colored man
named Richard Harris.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
LOST CHILDREN.-The Committee 10 whom was
referred the communication OF Mr.. Cakes on Monday
evening last intend learn. report in favor OF pay
ing salary Mrs Cakes of 500 per annum for -eceiv
ing and taking OF lost children This not enough
in view of the requirements demanded OF her especially
az she this service gratutousy for four years
Twice thar sum 10 not too much Since the 25th oil
March children have been left there az all times
OF the night lAdVerusef'
The GaAMMArIc READER. By Edward Hazen a. VI.
J. s. RedAed, Sew-York.
This is unquestionsbly one of the most beautiful
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