New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31
CITY ITEMS.

sATUIDAT, May ..
NAvAL.-The Journal Of Commerce learns that
the : shiPofihelire Ohio arrived In Hampton Roads
from Vera Cruz va Hs7sns, was met On her spproaeh
BY steamer from Norfolk with orders from the secre
tsry Of the Navy 10 repair Immediately to this port
Here she will receive on board NJ Tod United states
Minister to Brazil, and Conn 7. AP Cste.by Jones sp-
pointed to relieve Com Shubrick in the command Of
our squadron in the Pacific After landing Mr. Tod a,
Rio, Capt. strnghSn will proceed TO California The
Ohio is selected the flagship Of Com Jones. Com.
shubrick is to be relieved At his own requit
CORNERSTONE. ceremony Of laying the
corner stone Of the odd Fellows Hall to be erected at
the corner Of Grand and Centre So will take place on
Friday next the 4th Of June Several thousand mem.
bers from different parts Of TIE STATE viii be IN s,tend
ance, and addresses are expected from eminen, mem
bers Of the order.
FIRE.-The house Of Thomas King. No. Sc Ave
nue. was discovered to be FIRE at p O'Clock ast nj shi
but was sOOn extngushed. Damage traing.
u i haul Of half million Of white fish was
made In a seine on Saturday last near Fort Hall The
fish sell readily at IS csrtss thousand.
II Mons. P F. Delourche French Consul a.
BAize, Honduras ls a, Delmonieo's
MAY FEsTIvAL.--Some Of our German fellow
citizens intend holding May Festival a, Hoboken on
Monday afternoo1 next They say that There, where
removed from the sad pains Of daily vocaons In
glad and fall enoJmen, Of free Nature and Of the bright
beautiful Spring day the heart expands and the soul ga
pres to free and noble doing and s,rvng-there L the
place where should join hand in hand in Arm Ma
tona Union
Two MEV SUFFOcAraD rs A sINK-Two men
named Joseph Krsh and and Anthony Albert were this
morning suf0caied Ia a sink u No. 49j Pesrst They
had been cleaning the sink during the night and had
reached within about eighteen inches Of the bottom
when Daylight making its appearance they ceased work
ing snd came out OF II. hirsh went down into 10 again
for the purpose Of measJJirg IL, and while down
heard 20 moan by Albert who Immediately went down
70 help him out but before he could DO both Of them
were suhocsted. third man who endeavored 10 extr
cate them narrowly escaped the fate II appears
that they had been working in the sink several hours
during the night and not affected By the sulphtc
gas or foul air which affected them 90 fatally when they
sgain went into IL
PoLrcE-Stephen Miles boy, was last night ar
rested by officer Gquel OF toe Fourth Ward charged
with stealing So from his father Charles judge and
Michael Peters sl5o arrested having part Of
stolen money In their possession. Detained for exami
nation. Ann Rice arrested by officer Costello Of
the Sixth Ward charged with stealing clothing. Ma
ria Deany was arrested By officer Kapp Of the Thr-
teenth Ward charged with stealing two calico dresses
and carpenters ne---.Mary Shey arrested by
officers Mansfield and Creeor OF the Seventeenth WARD
charged with stealing piece Of calico from store No.
2i- Bowery- Tho house OF w. II. Steenson No. 96
McDougal-st. was entered yesterday and robbed of
silver table spoons pairs sugar tOncs and silver tea
spoons. No The house Of John Bowdett New
Brunswick J. was robbed yesterday of a silver cup
lined with gold, valued ~ so No arrest.