New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09
CITY ITEMS.

@-.,,ng out OF bed early in the morning As II never
chance Of cracking up is own achievements IN
.s-,h,.ueh OF human enterprise. To-day We bear ="
slishts Of early gardening, the joysot weedins
..,,ot. before the dew is OF. and Of feeding inc
.,..sn, with dough as the little things get 'ne
.,.e. gu, from under their wings-next dsy We 'na"
.,,rins of poecs paragraphs on the gor'e'oi VIC
,,.e the delicious fresh air Of that time-o o'y '1
..,osrieuces and nominations of early sHeui''o"
49,, Brooklyn on board the splendid ferry boar
xheh we take II the Commercials is'ore" WV
,... All this may be honest enough OUT "o
ME 10 know what business our neisnoof ms " ''-
= ,o..ri.. ,,ho ara thankful when they can ofss
-, ..,,v fe, houewArd by midnight and "hoseVery
,,oiedsc of the sun rise consists 10 tne Iecoeouo'
a . ,eriod called youth BY continually pArAopg us
.,n,;n.l sstsfsctons before their eyes, II might :"
Ii sxult over feast in the hearing OF starving msn
or conduct Is inhumsn However the Cor7mae'al
,,s,imes exercises lie getting up proPensi'ies to tome
,.,o,e As appears by the following, which was pub
rhes Yesterday 90 this occasion, too when il really
-. something 10 te announces the fact Of its early
..ns in a modest and indircc, way, against which
sothiDg can be said
p.,fsywoETHY We saw. this morning what we be-
wss never la this City during the reign OF the
n,o.rac Common Council 10 wit the street swecpefs
,sark 10 the Fifth Ward before five o'clock, A. NJ
Tsat, as The way Ia which the thing ought 10 be- done
Wesgree to that ass remark and have no doubt that
n, reasOnable period Of time the Wing administration
l have put tho streets 10 such order that the
ossri7 Enquirer will have TO fad some theme for
10 grunlbAng
" Al the Opera last night Tedesco's benefit
drew pretty good house, and the piece Norma passed
Of more successfully than before Sig. Soveri was In
uch better voice and did not fail of share Of the ap-
,ka.eor Of the bouquets which scattered in prou
n We are getting tired of this practice of uging bun
de. ofaowcrs On the stage whenever singer has done
rrable thing 1t Is DO doubt vastly delightful to the
osers and the throwees and would be the lsst TO
object to any innocent recreation, but suggest that
they shs take few minutes the close of the regular
performance for their peculiar business and spare those
who wish TO hear the music with as little Interruption
and nonsense as possible their untmey csstgetlons.
DIsrILLERY MILK-A " Physician writes com
mendng our endeayors effect the Punishment OF this
article from the City and confirming assertion that
It's great Of the extreme mortality emong
children He concludes by urging to keep up deter
mined warfsre upon the nuisance. That exactly what
We intend to do.
TEMPERANCE EXCURSION TO.DAY.--We call the
attention of those who stand In need of a little relaxation
from daily to the excursion OF the EUREKA Of
which they will find complete prospectus in our sd'
yerii.ing column. Nothing can be finer than trip
down the Bay to Amboy. know, having tried it on
the occasion of the reception Of Col Polk but when
add that on the present expedition the Eureka goes
upder the patronage of the Daughters Of Temperance
and that there will be dinner given at grove in Am
boy with music speeches and tea and coffee, we could
add nothing more by way of inducement to join the
party.
LEBANON SPRISGs.--The Housatonic Railroad
Company hsvc made arrangements by which these
Springs can be reached With greater facility ease and
comfort than by any other route Passengers will leave
New.York for Bridgeport in the ine steamer Mountain
Ger from the foot of Markest at o. A. NJ taking the
splendid cars of the Company at the latter place will ar
rive at the State Line depot 81 M thence to Lebanon
Springs by stage coach arriving at 81 p NJ Of the same
day. Fare through 81 50.
rF5s The steamboat Cricket from foot OF Cath.
srne slip makes FIVE Elk trips daily to the Greenwood
Cemetery pier Ii Is delightful sail for families and
children especially the morning and evening trips We
think Cant, Peck would find II bis advantage TO receive
and land passenger. at some down town pier Strangers
who may wish to visit the Cemery cannot easily find
the foot of Cstbsrne-st.
" Mrs Partngton has our problem in relation
70 the bakers under profound consideration But said
the good lady to us how did yOu ever know so much
about the natural history Of bakers You never kept
house. We satisfied her with the assurance that even
bachelor editor knows much as an old married man
10 any other profession.
CRAcKED.-The large bell recently put up in the
tower at Jefferson on "Wednesday evening
at o'clock, while striking the alarm Of fire.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hundred and thirtytwo
emsran,s arrived at this port on Wednesday.
KISSED AND MADE FRIESDs-Iankee Doodle
and the Evening Mirror
REFORMED DUTCH CHuRcH--From the report
made TO the General Synod at its late session In this
City we learn there are In connexion with the Synod
hundred and seventy six churches and TWO hundred
eighty nine ministers They have six candidates for
the ministry and twenty ak students. There are con-
neeed with these churches twentyiour thousand eight
hundred and seventy three families and the congrega
,ons embrace one hundred and ten thousand nine hun
dred and seventy. seven persons There received
ON admission of their faith nine hundred and feryhree
persons certificate nine hundred persons Total
number of communicates connected with this denomi
nation thirtytwo thousand eight hundred aud forty
During the year there bsptsed two thousand and
seventy four infants and hundred and sixty nine
Aduts and there In connection with these churches
three hundred ana seventy
ak hundred and eighty three scholars
Eve Post.
ISoUEsTs-The Coroner was yesterday called
10 hold an inquest at the City Hospital upon the body
of Thomas Coslsy native of ireland, aged 81 years
who while walking the street was taken I'LL He was
taken TO the Hospital where he died In few minutes
Verdct-Desth by the effects of exposure to the sun
Also al No 25 ROse.st upon the body of Ann smith,
aged 40 years a member OF Ark No l, Temperance So.
cieiy who yesterday morning purchased half pint oil
brandy and drank the whole OF II at one draught she
was soon after found dead upon the floor OF her room
Verdct-Desth by congestion OF the brain produced 10y
Intoxicating liquors Also. upon the body OF an un.
know man. no found floating In the North RIVER
Verdic-Deaih by drowning. Also, upon the body OF
M unknown man who was found floating near Pier NO
East River Verdict-Drowned.
PoLICE-Robert Patterson indicted for violent
assault and battery ON Mr. l.. Reynolds, in having on
the 9th Of May, 1876 inflicted severe wound on the
cheek OF Mr. X. with deadly weapon, was yesterday
arrested and held to DIR. William Wilson OF
Broome yesterday arrested by officer Dennision
OF the Lower Police Court on bench warrant issued
BY the Court OF Sessions indictment for NUS
said to exist at his Emgrsnt Hospital in Eighth
avenue. lie held TO bail in the sum Of $500 "A
fellow named William Cooney, employed as runner
BY OF the emigrsnt Offices yesterday arrested
and eommtled for trial. charged with having "sponged
awsieh from emigrsnt banned Daniel DUmsek. Du-
mack walking acroes the Battery when he was Sc-