New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-15
CITY ITEMS.

rFr About halfpast eleven yesterday mornngit
commenced raining in of the brskes showers that
ever caught poor fellow In the streets without an UNI
brela IL came In yertsbe torrents intermixed Win
sharp bail the size ofs large pea This lasted for
time and II felt any extent OF territory II must
have damaged the young crops quite seriously The
rain was repeated intervals during the day and in the
evening the of air which produced the hail OF
the forenoon came down freeze what II could nnd
upon the surface of the earth. We fear that sharp
frost and the destruction Of the young fruit msy have
been the consequences.
CT Col TOD the new Minister 10 Rio de ia
NERO arrived sst evening with his sug and stopped at
the Aston House The U. 5. ship Ohio will be ready to
convey him 10 his destination a. suits hs own
inclination. -
VIsIr OF THE PREsDESr.-We are informed by
Col Knox Walker the Private Secretary of the Presi'
dent who arrived n ,h. City last night, tina, the Presi
dent will visit NewYork some time mex, week. unless
circumstances not TO be foreseen should prevent
him.
~ The first performance Of Pacnis SqD0 be
fore New York audience took place las, evening II
we may Judge by the in which was received
/, /, not destined gres, popularity and If we m'y
Judge from our impression IL Is not worthy the
high praise which /, received in Boston. OF the per
formers who made their debut this occasion sig.
B.,aglin baritone, is far inferior to Vita serozzi
who though an old isvos here appeared for the arst
time in this company. sang well. signorina Martni,a
conralto with rather Inferior voice, sustained
her part creditably. Of signorins Tedesco who has
been considered the bright particular star OF the Com
pany we are sorry TO be obliged to say that she must
have fallen Of this performances. Either our ears or
her voice frequently out Of tune She neither at
aeks her notes well nor sustains them with hrmness
CArsKILL MoUNrAIS HoUsE-Mr Beach il ready
for tee reception Of visitors this avore place Of re-
sort
DEATHS IN TIE CIrT.-The number OF deaths
las, week was 3os men g. 81, boys &C. girl. 81.
of,hese % were children under hTe 90 By yphus
and tyohoid fever l2i were Irish and l6 Germans
r. Mr.. SEWARD arrived in this City yesterday
from Alosny, and lefi Ia the evening for Albany st
which place as before stated be intends to have law
Office ais family ~ill continue To reside at Auburn
- We call attention 10 the advertisement Of
the Farmers Club which meets today at the American
Institute.
II We understand that the owners Of the steam
boat North America have Withdrawn her as passenger
boat sud that she IL be used tow boat on the
North River Tse North America is about years old
and In excellent order-hAyns piled between this City
add Albany up 10 the present ane asa O'clock or mail
boat with snsulsrly good success The ROcAe ssrger
vessel yesterday afternoon sndle the pier
foot Of Barclay St o'clock The crew Of the North
America have been transferred 70 the Rochester, and
the travelling public thus secured the courteous a.
tsnnon Of Capt FUZZY, while Mr J. A. FuLLEA viii min
lister 10 taesr wants IN the capacity OF Steward.
Court OF sLssIoSs-TImothy Clancy, indicted
for grand larceny. Ia having the Soth Day Of Nay
stolen sc from Patrick Duffy placed upon mis- trial
The testimony N TIE conclusive OF the prison
ere suiL sGt notwithstanding the Jury acquitted him.
Jonas Tucker indicted for emo-Zzlns s7UO from Elisha
kuckmsn, was put upon II. trial. oGt the indictment
being defective na was discharged -.Joseph Oaley
Ia dicd for grand larceny in having 20lh day OF
May, stolen paper and money from Ralph Buckley to
the vaas Of SO put HPon ola al The Jury found
hin guilty. ana the Court ssntsceed him TO the Peni,en.
cary tor 100 John Morton slds Msrteu WA
then put 1pon his A for grand larceny Ia having on
be assn day OF April stolen CLOAK and tvzlv,