New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18
CITY ITEMS.

Tst srEAmsHIr BAY STATE-This splennid
,..el under the command OF Capt JosEPH CoMsrocK
,,,se her first uisl excursion yesterday and we are
h.ovy 10 state met entirely the high expectations Of the
c.o,sln and numerous party of friends la speed she
,i rank with those o. the bret class Her acconmoda.
,o,. are truly magnificent everything about her Is In
he beat possible TASTE, giving the MOS, substantial evil
ce that all who take passage in her will find nothing
neay at The Ladies' Cabin is pcriec, picture and
Possesses sundry niences which will be sppreciat
a the Ladies especially those who travel with child
nm Her state-Roons large with ample BEDS ad
ri,,by ventilatcd-ss indeed arc al the Cabins In
e the most satisfactory thing which struck eye
"a, tho manner In which this steamer is ventilated
However crowded she may be- fresh air the greatest
de.deraum will be beautifully supplied. As sho is in
tended TO 10 round the Point great has been taken
TAKEN TO make her An efficient seaboat and to our notion
from whatever point the wind may blow or how hard
soever che will in safety Walk the water like thing
ofufe" Success attend say we the noble Steamer BAY
STATE and her skillful Commander.
CHARITY COscERT.-It is, we presume, scarcely
necessary to call the attention Of the public to the Con
cert to be given this evening the Apollo Saloon by the
Italian Opera Company. Those fond Of music re-
cure no other induccment to attend than the simple
ssn have the double gratacon Of pleasing themselves
and aiding the unfortunate for it will be rccoccod,
that the Italian Artis,es have generously contributed
their services for the evening, 10 afford relief TO
worthy family In distress
~ An Educational Convention of the Univer
salsts will meet in the Orchardst Church NEAR
Broome) this morning a, 10 AN. Delegates from df
ierent sections will be prosentsmong them Rev L. H.
Chaplin Rev. T. j. Sawyer, &c. &c. We believe the
moro especial subject OF discussion will be Clerical Ed
ucson for which in the Unversalst faith the present
opportunities and facilities are felt TO be deficient
CV' The FARMERS CLUE meets to day in the
Repository In the Park at ~ NJ. letter will be- reed
from the Royal Agricultural Society Of France asking
information the Potato Disease. Facts concisoly and
accurately stated, oral written, will obge the Club.
DR. HOLLIcKs LEcTUREs.-1he second Course
Of Physiological Lectures by DR.. Holick commences
this evening the of Broadway and Grand a.
" PHILIP A. Roach, Esq. L. S. Consul at
Lisbon, sailed yesterday in the bark Chsres for that
Port
COURT Oh SLssIOHs-CharlCtte Fitzgerald was
patu upon her trial indictment charging her with
having stolen money and clothing alleged to be worth
s;l the property Of Ann Wolf The accused was found
guilty and sent To- the state Prison for the term OF two
years Jane Gibson next placed upon Trial for hay
ng sthen S35 from Charles Pitt the 10Th Of April
last Il shown In evidence that $50 Of the stolen
money found in her possession. The Jury found
her guilty Of petit larceny, and the Court zen
egcsd her to the Penitentsry for six months. Thomas
Burdette next put on trial for burglary IN the I'd
degree in having iorcby entered the dwelling house Of
Charles Coping No. 50 Lispenerd IT. On The ga oil
February last The Jury found him guilty OF burglary
10 the 81 degree and the Court sentenced him tod years
imprisonment in the State Prison Merry Simpson,
cOored then put upon her trial Tor grand larceny
10 having been concerned IN stealing 20 from James
w Bennett on he 10Th OF April last. At house IN WI.
liam ct. Before the was brought to close the
Court adjourned until to day.
PoLicE-Amelia Sipple vas yesterday arrested
on charge OF breaking into the house OF Mr. George
Goodwin No III Mott st and stealing hereirom sundry
articles OF trihDg value. Detained to answer