New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24
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City Items.
q A Ferry from Whitehall TO Hamtltonave
nue. is expected to go into operation in May or June
This ferry viii be abou; 300 yard, niger han the South
Ferry passing close Governors Island and furnish
ing the dearest route to tie Greenwood Cemetery.
q On Saturday. F A. TaIlmadge, ESQ., late
Recorder bid long adieu the bench Of the Court OF
Sessions. The usual ceremonies observed on such &C
casious were obser-ed The new Recorder will pcobs.
biz commence the discharge OF bis duties on Tuesday
BIZ prssiing in the Special Sessions. II will be
weeks before the April term CT the General Sessions
! viii commence.
! COLONIZATION MEETlSd.-At the meeting a, tie
Tabernacle this evening among the speakers notice
the names of Rev. Dr.. Tying, Rev. DR.. Cone Rev Mr..
Southland Hugh Maxwell and Benjamin F. Butler, Esqrs.
FIRE.-The fancy.worsted store of ]. Gross, 440
Hous,ont caueh, fire Sunday night and the stock
nearly destroyed. genuemaa b. the name of Sat-
tery sleeping in the third story barely escaped suo
/ cation. Sunday morning at o'clock FIRE broke
ou. in the basement o: 2i3 Wakers. but was speedily
extinguished.
r A lady returning from church Sunday
last lost gold bracelet set with canoes. The finder
will have the politeness TO leave /; al this Office
Mr.. Thomas Flynn, formerly and actor OF consid
cradle notoriety delivered Temperance Lecture last
evening at the Tabernacle TO large audience
z The Trade-Sale began yesterday with much
spirit. The supply CT slnen for both r:ind and body
be had there is abundant and OF the choicest de:crp
I ton.
! THE OREGos.-The magnificent Oregon goes up
the river this evening and is remain the Hudson
until April Panegyrc has been exhausted in describing
this boat, and yet adequate justice has scarcely been
done her truly sunptuous and paata arrangements
and furniture
! e The Farmers Club hold regular meeting
to-day at noon. In the Repository il thesPsrk
PHRESoLoGY.-Mr L. N. Fowler will deliver
free lecture Phrsnoogy in Clinton Hail. this evening
at y o'clock which will close with examination OF
the heads of different individuals selected from the audi
which will render it interesting. Strangers
will ind it agreeable place spend the evening
e Mike Walsh was taken up 10 Blackwes
Island Saturday. to commence his six months term
for libel upon J. Horspool.
Police YeSterday-A gentleman of respecta-
bity and reputed wealth named Cruise, residen, OF
Keyport n yesterday applied to the magistrate the
bench of the Tonlbs, TO have VIM Patterson broughi be-
fore him The complaint which Mr.. Cruise makes is.
tha, Patterson, who has been for time in his
ploy in the capacity OF gardener had induced complain
ants daughter elope with him. and he alleged that she
of mind. 1t appears that the gardener, who is
an uncouh Lishman, and the fair fugitive left her IA
~ S'NNA N'.A'SOJ
where they took passage in the steamboat Independence
which arrived here at o'clock yesterday Immedi.
aely arriving here they repaired to the house OF Pat
. tersons cousin al % Robinson st. and thence to the
Methodist book concern in Mulberyst. where they
were married by Rev. Mr. Hoyt. Mr.. Cruise urges that
his daughter Is not in her right mind but hear OF
proof of this being brought forward. The is to
dergo farther investigation. Meantime the young
remains, by consent, in the female department of
the City Prison.
E% suit at law has been commenced within q
short time in this city which has brought light the
conduct of tiend which for basencss and turptude
can fnd no parallel. should think in the civilized
world The Express relates the particulars as follows
The individual whom have alluded is a native
of Spain or Cuba He married young girl few years
ago at Havana, by whom he had daughter. He then
seduced the mother Of his wife, was arrested for the
crime tried and condemned to transportation The yes
sell on board of which he was placed, with other con-
victs wrecked IN storm on our coast by which be
escaped and made his way TO New-fork. After being
come time here he Havana for his wife and child
who in due time arrived, being accompanied by his
yfe's sister Subsequently he seduced the sister, who
had offspring By h-and now comes the dreadful point
of our story When his child had arrived at the
age of II Is years she also became the object OF his
hesh lust and proved e7scisnse by him. The authori-
es hearing of the began to str In the business
when he thought il best to fly which he did, carrying
of his daughter mistress and leaving his wife
here with TWO other children.
ss agent TO house al Havana Previous to leaving New
York he placed his goods in the hands of third party
The house Havana hearing OF the transaction sent
take charge Of the goods which had been in the indi
viduas hands This gentleman applied to the third par
y who had them in possession but who refused to give
them up claiming 10 them. TPc gentleman then
commenced proceedings at law but in doing gave an
opportunity for the party to bring counter suit against
him which he did LAYING the damages at $40 000 and
the eentlman ordered to be held to bail in the sum
of 5000. This VIC believe he has not been able to
obtain and may have to go to prison and his little bust.
ness md family be broken up truly verifying the old
adage cemitteth sin and thousands feel the
evil effects thereof"
ELECTION Polls, &c.-The following changes
of Election Polls and Inspectors made last by
the Common Council 4th District, 9th Ward from cor
ner 4th and Grove 29l Bleeckerst 5th District 10th
Ward poll at corner Grand and Ludlow SITS appoint
ing Oliver II Tompkius Inspector of Elections. 4th
District 9th Ward, In place OF II. A. Norris 9TH DIS.
rict POLL 18th Ward to the N w corner of st-av. and
llthst; Sd District lst Ward, from ll2 Broadway to
100 Westinghouse Sd District poll, It'll Ward, from
ls9 Cherry to l66 Cherry 18th Ward poll. as FOL.
lows LIST District. n E. corner 3dav and 17th-st; I'd
at Smith e. webbers Third avenue. between 23d and
9th SITS Ord w corner od.av. and 3lstss; 10th
Ward polls s. E. corner 9Th avenue and lItn-st
7,h avenue House between 18th and 18th SITS; N. E.
otha and 2st s. E. 9Th avenue and 23d
at s. Z. 9th avenue and 35th.st The following
Inspectors were appointed in the 18th Ward lat Dis
Turner I'd, Andrew Luke. Frederick E. Westbrook
and Joseph n Balestier; 3D. Richard Turner, VIM.
varan and Samuel B. Good. The following lnspec
tors in the 10Th Ward Alexander NJ. Aling. 5.
Vanderbeck and JarHes Nicols; I'd, David D. Reid
James P. Dunn and Hastead De Groot; Sd, Theodore
MARITIME, Liv Livingston and VIM stouten6urghi fth
Cornelius Conkn, Fredk h Wiegand and George g.
Campbell; 5th Andrew Leary, s. Seaman and c. B.
Leete w. R. Slocum Inspector I'd District 10th Ward
in place Of Charles Hicks, resigned.
The Army of Occupation.
A Picayune Extra, issued on the l4th. contains 10
formation from Corpus Christi that the main body OF
Gen Taylors army had marched toward Brazos ST. ia
90 and II was rumored that large Mexican force
was prepared to oppose them conflict was expected
The General had issued order, the 9Th. setting