New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13
CITY ITEMS.

:, a.oo.h.xen / I bound from Philadslphs 10 New
u.4s,rs With cargo of coal The accident took place
Of wsfchhn Light or between ihs, and Point Jadih
the ,sane moving with srssi esuton and reversed
her engine the instant the schooner was discovered but
owing 10 the density Of the fog II VI" too ate Inc
conclusion though II did damage to the Bay state
stove In the lsrbosrd side Of the schooner making
hrsseh into her cabin that abe went down 10 about
sfeeu minutes carrying with her everything on ooad
,A . ,hras In number saved their lives b. sprinsns
on board the steamer al the moment oil the ersa ana
the captain escaped In the boat Capt Con''ock go'
out q boat and went to the damaged vessel but nsd
barely time to get Of Che before abe sunk stern
foremost The passengers on board tue steamer nsoe
NJ purse OF $500 to be equally divided among the
crew who had thus lost their personal effects Inc cap
tain Is much more a loser having Invested MS "noie
property in the Orsu. Of which be was the largest
owner. She was new vessel this bens only her sec
end TIP and worth s. 900 her cargo cos, $40 No H.
sursncs on either.
ROMANTIC ADVENTURE AND INTERESTING DIS
GOVERNS Our neishbor Of the C0ma1eial IS one oil
the buckles, fellows the world Day before yesterday
he announced tia, he had seen with the naked eye the
man that smokes in an omnibus ard then went on to
add something to the known facts Of bis natural history
Yesterday the public farther informed hstt the man
resided a. Govsnus sud II to put skeP,ci'n At den
snce the Commercial published purpOrns to have
been written by biz hand
After this there is one duty which the enterPri'ns
Editor in question owes TO the world That Is to let,
know something more definite about the eaimAn. Of tie
Dutch Monarchy.
/. O. o. F-The Grand Lodge Of the Order
for this State 10 still IN session In this City. engaged in
business concerning representation amendments 70 the
Constitution &c which make the meeting one OF uuu-
sual interest. John Dwlnele Of No 226 (Rochester)
has been elected Grand Representative No ; to the
Grand Lodge Of the United Sstesthe Congress Of the
Order-whch meets next month at Baltimore Char
ter. for six Lodges have been granted folow'
Nunea Lodge No 3l6. at Nunda Livingston Co New.
Berlin No. 81 at New Berlin, Chensnso COOL Spring.
No BIS At Cuba Alegany Co - --No.3la, at Coumbs.
ST Lawrence Co-Ssquoit No 800, At Ssquot Onsis
Co-Manitou. No 32l, City OF New York. Trades
mems Lod se No 3l4 was instituted atwsshington Hall.
Boweryon Saturday evening 3lst ut under favorable
auspices, Mariners Lodge. No g. is to have pic mic
excursion to Fort Independence on the l7th.... This
and more similar Is Ia the Tolda Rule for this week.
/ TIE CHINESE JUSE-The NJqny Eretiug jour
nal publishes leader OF "Wednesday interesting
story shout the Junk It seems tia, somebody who can
talk the lingo Of the Cinnamon has been on board and
has learned from them that they have been badly used
10 the first place they say that they were inveiged on
board under pretence Of cosstng voyage and that AZ
ter being WEEKS sea- suspec,ing foul play they
refused 10 work and the Junk dred for two days But
the proprietor and few Eogsh sailors srming them
/ selves and taking advantage Of favorable moment
forced the Chinese 70 work Subsequently they deter
mined to tiarye nselves 10 death and were nearly
! three days without food The gentleman in question
according the Journal interested some merchants IN
the matter who compelled the proprietor N pay the
B Cinnamon full wages snd 10 make arrangements Tor
sending the home, although he resisted the PROPOSE
! ton when first made 20 him.
We are not informed az the truth of this story but
it seems 10 US bear marks of lively Imagination II Il
originated with the Cinnamon IL is enough TO say that
they are unsaualed liars Moreover understood from
Captain Kellet some time before this gentleman 10 al
Legged to have visited the ank that the Cinnamon were
receiving regular wages sailors and that his Intention
, was to seul them out by some ship going from Now
/ York to China. The only complaint We then heard on
bcardwss from Mr. HEsTNG who, in the confidence OF
friendly conversation lsmenod the violence he had been
compelled do his domestic affections by leaving his
J three wives He did not. however charge THIS upon
Capt Kellei but UPON tho --'~.'---'e ps""itS "f AZ"
I nd All
/ ~ A writer in the Mirror. whom wo know by
the ear mark makes the following extraordinary extract
from some Newport bOdy's extsces about an original
and only genuine picture By Titan now exhibiting in
that city and concludes by formal Introduction Of the
author to the fine arts critics OF The Tribune and CH
m0eial
Venus Il senlsd reclining upon couch SdrtGn
du Banf There is a sweetness OF expression which a.
lid, ~ hafa ha Ia hal
Dr0Dria persoad-hOw innocenty happy how uncon
sciously beautiful
For the critic Of the Commercial cannot speak, but
as for ourselves we assure the Mirror that we wei
come this acquaintance aud shall always have plea
learning know and appreciate any Of his par
| teulsr friends.
~ The captain and officers Of the French
steamer Phiadephis yesterday afternoon received the
gentlemen Of the press aud many other French and
American residents Of the City The company was de-
lighted with the appearance Of the ship and the polta
attentions Of her commander and his assistants.
" The Gasette and Times has Just got new
musical critic who seems 10 90 for what nigh. be called
the anatomical school Of He says that the great
requisite Of vocalis, Is to have sound bones We re-
commend him to 60 hear DumboItons Ethiopian MIN
.tre. whose bones are said sound in the most Iur
! prslng manner
II Mr. Norris is entertaining the good people
Of North Carolina with lectures upon the celebrated
painting Of Christ Healing the Sick
The ANAzosE.-The commander and officers oil
the Prusssn brig Of this port paid their
spects 10 the Mayor Wednesday, and we're conducted
through the City Hall
FAIR At YAPHAsK-'The Middle Island Sewing
Society hold Fair At Ysphank today. see advertise
menL
MAR RELATvEs-One Of the Editors Of the
Bogoa Courier who Is travelling out West fell 10 with
gentleman with whom after time spent in study
/ ing their respective genealogss he discovered tina
be stood 10 the following degrees Of consequently
His vile the daughter Of second cousin 70 my IA
hsr grandmother the mohers side and her maider
ths same ons Of my three names u mus
be that were. In this extensive country. quits nes
relations beside this, and 10 make the connection si
more Intimate. Of her nePhews 10 Clergyman u
Boston. Of whose church many OF my reisrves ar
members.