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

how % appreciate talent boufqleney' INC i"iN0'
City Items Of the JolTHcl dss Debs's 10 now Envoy
Extraordinary the Grand Turk. and manages srAirs
Of state with as much spirit and dexterty he once
welded pen INTO which the life Of that gsy Capital Of
contrasts VA. Infused Here in America things 60 after
poorer fashion a. We perceive when We speak oil
change that has happened 10 our predecessor in the
City department OF The Tribune the inventor OF that
spicy sparkling champagne tosmug. Undesirable
thing the genuine City Item, thing that every daily
paper ia the country must now serve is readers
with faint limitations Of 10 this change he has not been
so happy as Bourqueney, though perhaps much hap
pier in his paragraphs He mas not been sent as National
Ambassador to Csthay e Dorado or the Hespersn Gar
deus but hs. gone Philadelphia to enigen the columns
Of the North American. Already for two or three days
be has been scnsins in tia, province Of the literary
sky TO the satisfaction OF the readers Of that popular
Journal or We have skill at guessing. We under
stand that though be has left New York Yankee Doodle
IS still no, TO lose bis services but that he will continue
TO set as one Of IL editorial corps.
- Mrs wRlGHrs LECTURE in behalf OF the
Female Branch OF the Prison Association delivered as
evening at the Apollo wss creditsbe alike to her sbi
ties and her philanthropy. We only resre, that still,
larger audience did no, share the pleasure Of listening to
and elevate the aims OF every individual the same
time 10 awaken the public attention to noble charity
The time we trust will yet arrive when will not
be ess welcome as an earnest laborer in the Of
social and moral reform thsn she is in the concert
room or on the stage Mrs Wright accompanied TO
the platform By Isaac T. HOPPER and Vice Chancellor
MCouN. the former introducing her to the audience in
few appropriate remarks and the latter following her
~ in NJ Of
the Prison Association.
B-Ata meeting OF the Lyceum Of Natural Histo.
~ held Monday evening the 81 inst the following
Preamble and Resolutions were unanimously adopted
Bhvsas. In the death Of JOHN REVERE ~ D. PROBES
sor OF the Theory and Practice OF Medicine in the Uni
versity Of the City of New York called upon 10
lament the loss OF fellow associate and friend lover
OF the Natural Sciences, a. well as OF the Medical, in
which he particularly eminent-therefore
Resolrsd That remembering the virtues Of the de-
ceased mis- urbanity OF manner, his uprghness snd
good will to ALL we mngle our sympsthies with the
keener sorrows Of those who mourn the departure OF
husband father and near relative
ResOircd That. sympathzing with his more lmmed
colleagues the present Medical Professors OF the
University extend 10 them expressions OF heart
felt the loss they have sustained aud which
We ourselves feel in the death Of one who knew how to
make pleasant TO the young the paths OF science, which
he had so faithfully rOdden.
Resolred That copy Of these Resolutions be present
tu 10 tue lhtully OF Tue utcthseu huu W
Faculty Of the University and be published in the daily
papers Of this City. JOHN ii REDtlbLD,
Corresponding Secretary.
CF We were glad yesterday 10 see our old
friend Cranston in the street though he still somewhat
feeble from the wound be received at the Eutaw House
in Baltimore last Winter We learn that he will preside
q, the Pavilion at Rockswsy again the coming
II The Collegiate and Mercantile School of
Mr. AAsoN RAND for several years located at ga Pearl
st has been removed 10 West Thireenthst where s
Summer Term will commence to-day. From the test.
Inonials OF its Principal are led to regard this
School favoraby. see advertsement)
~ The SWISS BELL-RINGERs are 10 chime the
Trinity bells the evening Of the Illumination. They
have given up their Friday Concert at the Apollo. in
order share in the general festivities of the City. We
understand in addition TO chimes they will ring our
National Airs Hail Columbia and Yankee Doodle
The FREScH SrEANERs-The Courier DIES
Ea Uais says that the first steamer will not leave for
New-York before the 18th of May the lst of June
Aymsr s. Co. Of this City are the Agents.
Another QUICK TRIP.-The steamboat ALBA
made the trip from Albany to this City yesterday in
eight hours and seven minutes. including landings
AID FOR IRELAND-Tne total money receipts
Of the Treasurer of the Relief Committee OF this City
up TO the Is, inst amounted to sl35,3O7 TO-
EyAsGELIcAL ALLIAScE-The conference OF
the Evangelical Alliance will commence his morning at
10 o'clock at DR.. DR. SINNERS Church in Mercerst
BOARD or SUPERVISORS. This Board met again
last evening AID Livingston In the Chair Several pc.
for "A md
number of police and other bills were acted upon &c
tY7 The PLUME NATIoSAL DAGUERREiAS GAL
LEHY, the upper corner Of Broadway and Murrsyst
comprises the greatest collection in point Of number
and merit country affords. They are the product OF
much study and many years experience which places
the proprietor beyond the reach of rivalry.
II BRoAs X Co. - Vesey st. and l36 West
received any quantity OF Green Peas by the Southerner
fresh and full il picked at Hoboken. Also Suawber
ries Of delicious flavor and Turnps of rare excellence
Call at72 veseyst and satisfy yourselves OF the quality
of these delightful Spring fruits and vegetables
Strawberries IL TowS.-We have been told
that Strawberries received by the sou,herner from
Charleston were eaten In New.York yesterday at the
rate OF four shillings basket. We not lucky
Oh to have sny personal experience Of their quality
ARREST or GAMBLERs-The persons who were
arrested Monday las, BY officer VIM. II. Stephens,
charge Of swindling swede by the name OF Maniiz
suber out OF 5000 at gambling house In Park row
gave their names Sherlock HiltmAn, VIM. Aldrieh
and John sumpter, each Of whom held TO bail in
the sum Of $500 to answer for their appearance.
FALL rs THE STREET--A stranger, named vii
liam Spencer fell yesterday afternoon At the of
Nassau and Beekmsn Through the prompt and eff
Glen; medical aid Of DR.. Mcdonnell be speedily
stored.
COURT or SEssIOEs.-Samuel w ebster, indicted
for receiving stolen goods, the 9Th December last
the property OF Benjamin Greene, put upon his
trial. Upon the testimony the jury found him guilty
when be sentenced to the Penitennary for months
and fined $50. James Grace indicted for assault
and battery Edward skinner, pleaded guilty 10 the
chsrge-sentence deferred The Court then adjourned
until this morning at IL o'clock.
PoLIcE-Miehael Morphit keeper of junk
shop IN CsDtrest yesterday arrested by officer Pat
ersOn, Of the Third Ward. charged with receiving
len goods. tie detained 10 Jacob Mid.
deton (colored) yesterday arrested By officer Van
Court Of the Third Ward charged with stealing cloth
ing TO the value Of $50 the property OF Thomas Rswson
~ SAssaust Detained 70 snswer Martin Keller