New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
CITY ITEMS.

DEPARTURE or TROOfs-Ihe ship hepuohc
.rsi Taesdsy morning with 336 soldiers OF the Tenn
Regimen, Of s Infantry bound for Point Isabel to re-
inforcs Gen Tsylor. The olicers are Col Robert l.
Tsr,ole commanding Captains w w TomPSins' w
7 Walradt Csieb Wilder Samuel Dickinson Lieuten-
ant, Robert C. Morgan, Joseph II. Howard squire
Moon Chss A Johnson Chss Van Alien, John j. Nevin'
Samuel Lea Adjusnt We learn tha. the veteran Col.
B,ukhead who did such gallant service ST Vera Cruz Is
70 take command ST Fort Hamilton and that Msl Ham
u,or Who distinguished himself At Palo Alto and Monte
rev will 70 ouiln the next detachment OF the Tenth
Snip FgvER-We learn that DR.. Van Beuren
Assistant Physician to the Lunstc Asylum on niseA
wells Island. died yesterday OF ship Feyer-Snd 'lA'
the Board Of Health held meeting and adopted inc
neces ssry measures to prevent all persons arriving 0y
.es who may be afflicted with complaint from being
brought Up to the City in future. We understand tns'tne
symptoms attending ship very similar to those
which affected several benevolent Irish cergymen and
active MAGISTRATES and physicians who died las, month
IN Counties Of Ireland where the famine is mos, prevs
lent, including the late Lord Lurgsn memorialfrom
the Fourth Ward was presented the Board OF Alder
men las. Monday asking tia, early and efficient means
NAV be adopted to preserve the City In clean snd
healthy condition and to punish those who throw often
sive matters on the streets, &c.
EXHIBITION OF FRUITS AND FLowERs.-The
display At the Lyceum yesterday was enough to drive
dweler in dusty streets and midnight inditer OF para
graphs half crszy with impotence It had In IL oil the
freshness of May fields OF the sod turned over BY the
plow snd the song OF birds At sunrise things to WHICH
one looks back upon joys vanished for an indefinite Pc
rod leaving the sufferer as Robert owen would say
in very inferior crcumstanees Among the vegetable
treasures which lay in tempting prouson on the tables
Of the Society we noticed Csufowers, Potatoes and Gu
cumbers from Mr.. 5. Ruth, gardener to J. c. Beekman
Sea Ksle, banched from Mr.. Archibald Russell Kings
ton Asparagus, such as an epieure might dream oi'
from Messrs. :. Burrows Newtown, and Abraham Van
sicken Jamaica l. L. Lettuce heads big cabbsges
from Mr. Krnbal and from Mr.. Jshn Brie Jersey City
Mr. Brie also exhibited Victoria Rhubsrt, the finest we
ever saw; Cucumbers from Mr.. John Doors; Peas
from Mr. Dummett, Astoria who also exhibited Mu'h-
rooms as well as mammoth Strawberries judciousy
guarded against itching fingers BY bell glass we also
noticed some fine Lemons from the conservatory OF Mr.
Parrish Ofthe Flowers and Shrubs the most splendid
was a new Seeding Cameis raised by Mr. Becar oil
Brooklyp who also had fine collection Of Cslcessrias
and Pelagonuns on the tables; Auricaris Excesa'
and most exquisite Dendrobium Mobile were the con-
tribution Of Dunlap & Thompson; large Orange Tree
loaded with fruit and variety of Azaess' came from
Mes.rs. Boil & Hsuser; Thomas Hogg Son exhibited
Paulonla Inperisls flower not before produced
In this country and Spirea Indiana MrW Russell,
of BROOKLYN collection of Seeding Cinerarss and Pc
larsoniuns Isaac Buchanan, some fine Roses, Mr.
Cummings SEINE Cslceosrius and green house Pansies
Charles More some hardy shrubs and Persian Yellow
' Roses: Mr. Pennman some thrifty Pelargonuns; Geo
4 Thorburu, an Acacia Pulchella and Bleha MI
Woods a collection OF Green house Plants Mr.. Hol
\ | nd Pol
T. B. Ruth the exhibition was indebted for specimeno
/ the strelitzia Regina and Mr. Lndey Hoffman con'rl
? bu,ed very fine specimens of Pttosporum
The exhibition was gratifying one to all parties anC
in compliance with the general solicitation the mana
gers have consented open it again to-day. We trus
that it will be 80 literally patronzed to lead to Elm
liar display every month Of the year Nothing can b
better calculated to refine the public taste and admins
Ter to the purest feelings Of the heart than the sight
If these beautiful productions which Nature and Art hav
/ combined to carry to the highest perfection.
l. .PAuLoNIA IMPERIALIs. This is the name q
4 beautiful Tree from japan, hitherto unknown In th
country which Is in blossom at Hogs Garden an
r Nursery nesr Third-syenue and Yorkyie 1t Is richl
worth visit even if the visit self to such Garden
Il this season did not than reward the yisiter To
lover Of Nature and of Spring it is time to DO royin
. among the trees and flowers.
OPERA-I lombard was performed at Palmo
= last evening pretty full audience especially remark
# able for the great number OF discriminating judges
l music which Il contained This shows how Verdi
= .trssh appreciated by the most refined tastes Wal
o We unbeevers let hear LOsbdrd in large house
with full company and orchestra mott brdsy an
u the music will be fresh and rscy developing continually
new beauties while that of some other composer
.f,4t cratr hn
' come stale and nspid The performance last evening
was well sustained throu ghout. Benedt delights NOR
q and more and Bsrla to have nearly recovere
n the powers of her voice.
g ~ The BAY STATE the new Steamer on th
e Fall River route which left the City Tuesday evening
If SPIN arrived at Newport at 40 minutes past mex
u morning. The distance is about leo miles.
RAYMoSD AND WARISG's MESAGERIE.-Thi
y select and highly celebrated collection Of Wild Animals
containing probably of the finest specimens Of ihei
respective classes than any where be seen nos
exhibiting on the site of Nibos Garden and attracting
q large concourse Of families and individuals
% EY' We are pleased TO see the safe arrival o
our old friend Dr. RABNEAU with bis large and eonver
lent health preserver the New York Salt Water Foan
er Bath stationed at that ghtul spo, the Battery
= |
Do nearly 30 years
. CoUrr OF SEssIoSs-Chares Fuller, indicted 10
Illegal voting in the % district of the Seventh Ward
the late election, placed upon his trial The cas-
p was submitted to the Jury who rendered verdict
" guilty when the Court sentenced him TO the Penitel
- tiary for months Christian Advise, indicted Tor
tempting TO vote at the ID district election poll OF N
IN Seventh Ward at the late election, was put upon
30 trial The evidence The same az In the cases
I'D Fuller and the Jury found him guy-the Court the
be sentenced him 70 the Penitenuary for months -
Hampton Clark indicted for having on the 10Th OF N
)d venber last committed assault and battery on u
person Of johanna Mehan, put upon bis trial III
case was submitted TO the Jury who rendered verd
a Of not guilty Thomas Elmore alas Gilmore indicte
M for burglary in the LIST degree In having on the night
the I'd Of May burgariousy entered the dwelling nous
a. of Robert Craghesd. No q Second 81 and stealth
therefrom clothing silver spoons, &c to the value
S72 was put upon his trial The Jury in this case re-
OF dered verdict of guilty Of grand larceny only IN
ID Court then sentenced him the State Prison for year
The Court adjourned until this morning al ii o'clock.
-, PoLIcE-Joseph Whiting and Catharine w 81
ing were yesterday arrested BY officer Cummings Of Il
az Lower Police Court charged with inducing ma
" named squires Wofenden from Boomingheld, New
Jersey TO 20 into their house, 50 Ann-st oa Mondi
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