New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-17
CITY ITEMS.

$500 IT,, ,-ains ar, 10 Leave Nev-YorS and Boston
o..,o.k NJ and viii doubtless command the
,-vs- norton Of the bushes. travel between the two
cries The S,ouinc;oa snd Norwich Companies hsve
gwen hey consent and the Worcester Company is 10
take the subject into consideration majority OIL 'n'
Directors sze IN Off The iare Is 70 &c ave dollars
Another REGIMENT FsoM NSwIoSS.-The
Washington correspondent of The Post states ,hst IS
highly probable smother soldiers VIII ee called
for from NewYork in consequence of the ardiness OF
other states 70 furnish their Quota Of volunteers. MT
Hutton o; Sts,en Island IS looking alter the com
n,i.aris, OF the NewYork Regimen, with good pros
pee, Of success Seversl gentlemen there seeking
the appointment OF ass;sisn, eonInissary
F,RgNASs FlGHr-The frealarm we men
toned - from tue Astor House Tuesday evening,
proceeded nom the store M Whitley. draper and
,s5lo- No 3 Vesev-st Mr. Steson al once broke open
the doors sni the ERE MSS subdued On eNSins
nation :, sppss-ed that wooden partition running
through the length OF the burnt on one side
bu; how took IRE sppears 10 be nys'er as the stove
the other side OF the partition The stock WAS In
sured As engine company No. Il was returning with
their engine from this IRE says the Evening Posi- they
run into engine No : the corner OF Chatham and
Pearl whereupon the foreman OF No H. whose name
IS said 70 be Gdersleye struck man name unknown
sisn named Baker was run over by engine No T. and
severely injured His friends immediately conveyed HIM
10 his home No SIS Pearlst. We have doub; tina,
the Committee on the Fire Department; Will see that the
offenders are adequately punished the next meeting
Of the Common Council
~ As NJ. Alfred Clapp was driving in town
yesterday morning from his house in Bedford avenue
his horse took fright and ran away The tire OF OF
ins out Mr. Cispp snd his n.law VIM. c. Rice
Mr. Clapp both his legs broken above the knee Mr.
Rice also seriously injured Drs. Mason and tiurd
were soon attendance and the sufferers doing
well could be expected.
The room of the American Art Union was
6ed asst nigh; by the tasteful TO view the collection OF
splendid Paintings by American Artists. Admission
gratis though few sights 20 be in Gotham are so
well worth paying Tor. Rooms open from \. NJ until
IOPM
FINE PuSrING>--A collection OF European OIL
Paintings may now De seen free to the public in the
Chsmbersst Gallery corner Broadway. which we are
informed by gentleman OF discrimination, contrasts IA
vorsby with any collection of modern pictures hereto.
fore imported into the country being particularly rich
in ine landscape scenery. The approaching holidays
would make the acquisition this time OF these
beautiful paintings particularly desirable. One hard
y imagine gratifying and appropriate gilt than
hne picture richly framed. We learn that they
will be disposed of BY Tuesday aud Thursday
mornings next in the meantime they may be visited by
citizens and families day and evening.
IL Concert OF Sacred Music will be given
this evening s. stephens Church. of Broome
and Chrysue SIS As II is in aid OF the Sunday School
Of that Church it hoped tina; all who wish well to the
OF Sunday Schools will point OF attending
/ aIv in
r. Casper NJ Childs the proprietor and pub
Usher the Globe announces that after the t of jan
uary that paper viii be published by himself and 7.
Hart Hyatt formerly editor and proprietor OF the Ro.
chester Daily Advertiser who will assume the editorial
charge The Globe it stated will be enlarged appear
IN entire dress and be otherwise improved.
as TO make it a. medium Of early and correc, general
intelligence, equal to any paper IN the city
IL An indignation meeting was held last night |
by the Dry Good Clerks take consideration and
express their views relative the system OF police
ponaee lately set up them by their employers -
They ad ourued to meet Monday evening when Res
outions will be read and their future intentions de.
clared We understand it in contemplation to torn
among them Association moral Improvement and
for protection aganst oppression and fraud Such an
Association, if formed right principles aud the
proper spirit could hardly tail be grest advantage
and we hope The movement may be entirely successful
Ey The Police OF the city are about TO present
two swords 10 Lieuts Boyle and Taylor have LETT
the service OF The Stars enlist under the stars aud
stripes for the Mexican campaign
Run AID FROST WORK A man named Thomas
sue was discovered by officers Mien and Baker in
open lot in feminist Tuesday night, OF in.
sensibity IN consequence OF ndugng in the tree
OF Intoxicating liquors. On examining him. there
found wound on his head which he probably /
received by falling stone. liz taken 10 the
station house aad physician Tor VINO dressed his
wounds. lie viii probably recover.
About II o'clock the night officer Hopper found
man and woman grossly intoxicated wandering /
through the streets tpon going toward them, he
tanned that they had with them u very young child
which was nearly NAKED, and much chilled and be
numbed with the cold be almost mouonless tie
took the wre,ched creatures In station house where
they were taken Of during the night.
On Tuesday officer Harbinson met a small girl
about eight years old apparently destitute condition
He stopped her and questioned her in relation her
of living her name &c. Her Tale a short
sad one Her Ca,harine Hope--her father
was dead. and her mother inmate OF the city
prison. Out whether Tor crime intoxcaton did
not learn Leaving her triendess wanderer in th.
large city she to the Long Island Farms
The Coroner called TO hold an inquest ii, mis-
cradle place OF abode in Thirty drss upon the body OF
poor German about 30 years OF age who arrived in
this country between and three years ago and fail.
ins to obtain situation commenced the humble
lion OF ragpcker which he mas pursued antil com
PEELED By sickness within doors relying upon
h wife provide bare subsistence and finally after
parting ".,h every article Of household goods.
faYorte time piece and living in cold cellar without,
food and without ire for several days died Tuesday
as death bed consisting OF few shaving. and his old
gbag being rolled up for his pillow It of course
needless 10 sag that he died from starya,ion -
These are but the public uanspirings of single day
How much more OF equal even more painful tragedy
IN ow life every day never known or heard OF
beyond little circle of the sufferer. themselves God
alone can know