New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07
CITY ITEMS.


regular monthly meeting Of this Society took place AZ
the University on Tuesday evening ,ast Hon. Luther
Bradish and Rev DR. De Wit in the chair The Libra
risn offered resolution from the Executive COMMITTEES,
calling fo- subscription OF $500 to pay the expense Of
binding the manuscripts belonging TO the Society
ADOPTED. Mr. Wetmore announced that the first mum.
Der Of the Monthly Bulletin would be issued the lst
of June next and that its price year would De 81
I, was announced that Mr. VIM. J. w Beekman would
read paper before the Society its next meeting
The Early Settlements on the Delaware Many vslus
bic donations were received including several volumes
the original texts Of revised from Mr. Brsdsh;
from Bartle, & Wexford IS volumes Parliamentary pa
pers and from Mr. McKesson - volumes original
MSS Of New.York Assembly from IN TO 90. sso
number Of valuable autographs formerly belonging to
bis father John McKesson. Professor Robinson read
paper on the Depression OF the Dead sea but before
concluding. gave way slow Mr. l.. II. Morgan of Ro
chester who present by invitation TO read essay
In relation to the lroquois Indians The hour far
advanced that be compelled to condense his paper
very greatly to the disappointment OF those who heard
H. DR. Wilson whose visit TO this City and It's purpose
we have already noticed was Introduced, and in elo
quent language stated the condition OF the Senecas
West OF the Missouri the needed TO restore these
wanders 10 their friends AMI homes be said only
g. 500. Several gentlemen, among whom were Messrs
B Butler. J. F Gray and ?. NJ Wetmore responded to
Dr. Wilson's speech About 500 was raised on the spot
and a committee OF nine appointed to solicit farther
subscriptions.
~. A Voter of the Ninth Ward complains of
slaughter house in Corneast which he says is owned
and occupied by the Alderman elect In Judgment
the business OF ssughteng animals ought never to be
tolerated within the compact portion Of any city il is
not in Paris in Boston, I'VE presume in any hardly
yesoverned city We are heartily favorable to popu.
lar agitation for the removal Of al slaughter houses from
our Ctva: all events from below Fiitieth-st-but we
are not in favor of singing out butcher, and holding
him up TO public odum for doing what the law allows,
and what done by nearly every else in his vocs
ton Il is of very little TO drive out one slaughter
house but the removal OF the h0s business Of butcher
ing would be excellent thing tor the health, clssnh-
ness and comensss Of City and W. trust Il VIII be
elected MIR Voter Just start petition TOR tAts oo-
ect and we 90 with you but not 10 punish or prescribe
one man for the fault OF all his craft counensnced by
the Law and acquiesced in by the community
HOME oR SEAMgN's CHLDREN. STATEN ISLAND.
The society by which this institution is supported,
held their fret anniversary on Wednesday, the 2st ult
very respectable audience listened with qualification
to the Rev Mr.. Goddard Rev Mr.. LOOMS and Captain
Hudson. of L. 5. Navy. The meeting enlyened by
rnusic by the band from the North Carolina furnished
by the poitness of Capt Eagle U ; Navy aud by the
singing of the children OF the Home.
rg@We understand that the gentlemen residing
a, the United states Hotel intend giving grand display
of fire works directly in front OF the hotel Friday
evening. in consequence OF the insurance compa.
MES refusing to grant the proprietor permission to u
inmate bis house on that occasion.
FRE-A fire was discovered about 9. o'clock
last light at the corner Of Eighth ST. and Avenue B sup
posed to be the work Of an incendlay Damage traing
RogvERY.-The premises of Mrs. Hernandez,
No 23g Fihst robbed Sunday afternoon last OF
a email gold watch. with heavy chain attached valued
Al $50. No arrest.
SHoP.LIFTERs ARREsTEp.-Hobert Nermilyes
alias Jackson and wife were last ngh arrested by officers
Mansfield and Cregor Of the Seventeenth Ward, charged
with stealing quantity OF goods, which were found In
their possession. Committed for examination
FOUNDLNG.-An infant, about week old, was
last night found in the entry OF house No 2O3 Stanton ct
Il was this morning sent 70 the Aims House
SUDDEN DEATH N PRIsoN-A woman OF disco
lutte habits named Ellen Maland alias Brady, was yes
erdsy committed 10 prison in beasty state OF intox
caOn-had nth the course OF the afternoon and died
shortly afterward The Coroner called this morn.
ing TO hold an inques, on the body OF the deceased
PoLIcE.-There were several petit larceny cases
before the Police
FoUND DRowSED-Coroaer Walters last even
ins held an inquest upon the body OF an unknown man.
apparently about - years old who was found floating In
the dock the foot Of Jamesst and presented the ap
pesrances usually found in Of death BY drowning
Verdict accordingly
CoRoSER's ISQUEsr-COroner Walters held an
inquest yesterday upon the body OF an unknown color
ed man aged about IS years who found floating In
fha of fgQ MI Ia rms
Of violence found upon mis- body, which presented
all the appearances usually found 10 drowned persons
Verdict" Death by drowning THE Coroner held
inquest also, at the corner OF boomindaieroad and
Forty hrsts upon the body OF Bridget Ryan, native OF
Ireland aged g years, who while In room adjoining
the one she occupied on Tuesday evening became K
cited account OF her husband not coming nome 70
his tea at the usual hour taken with NJ tel down
aud almost instantly expired. verdict Death oy ap-
popexy'
CoURr OF SEssIoSs-George Simpson and VIM.
McGn,y indicted tor attempt, At burglary IN the third
degree in having the night OF the 9th OF hsrch ourg
arOusy attempted 10 enter the once OF the brewery OF
Bredish Johnson were put upon their tusL Inc evil
dence having been heard, under charge OF Tue Court
the Jury retired and after an absence Of te" minutes
rendered verdict Of guilty. They were then sentenced
10 the penite nuary for the term OF one year each
Leon Vsa indicted for assault and battery on Cnrs
topher Bush was found guilty sentence deferred.
The Court then adjourned until thi' morning Al IL
o'clock
Pottcy-Patrick Green was asst night arrested
by officer Glcquel OF the Fourth Ward, charged with
passing spurious money. Detained for examination
Michael Dolau night arrested by officer o Bren
Of the Sixth Ward. charged with stealing trunk rom
Thomas Eaton, ll2 Chatham.st Detained Tor exafni-
nation Alexander Kietsz was yesterday arrested BY
officer Beade OF the Fifth Ward charged with stealing
$50 from Claus Pape OF Walker and Church as
Detained for examination.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS
The RECENT OUTRAGE.-The Inhabitants Of the
sixth Ward met evening consider the state OF the
city Mr. Lamar in the Chair. Several gentlemen ad