New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18
CITY ITEMS.

TT The Loco Focos have appointed the ioilo"-
Ing delegates u their syracuse Convention N Dc n7u
on the 29th September next Tue Post says Inst tney
stand te to six in opposition 10 new men sn' ns'
one sea, msy be contested
F;,r D.syio,-Andrew II Nickle S,coHd Dsr'd-
Alaxansar r VarhS Third Disrroi-(ieorse II Furser'
Fourth Distrir-Emsnusl b Hart Fifth Distrd-"rek-
ory Thomas sinh D.rir-Jsmes L brs'y. ,sss1u.
Disri1-D.vi g. Broierics. E'shh Dtsv'IW " -" ~
tricf-- Andrew Csrrigsn. EereHfA District " nl-h
Fream Tacslnt observation-disclosures Purdy ID
tseuh Dis,rie,-Robert II Morris. FoLrnsnn B,sr''II
James z. Dunn and Livingston Livingston,
Di.fra-F Schsasr SiIi,sGtA Disrio-D. d. Field.
Tsy Co~cgRr ~ rHE FRENCH BENEVOLENT /
socrvry-This Concert is announced for Monday e'eo
ing and the bin which may be found In another column
ls.ves no doubttns, b, will b. brilliant atsr 30 "s'
unu,bsrof Distinguished and Aycri,e artist. nss rt'ey
been collected On any occasion 10 this CRY bkNh /
HyRz. Benedict, Madame Pico. and M Dubreu are
names whose value is well appreciated By the lovers
Of music u need any new commendaiion
10 addition this Concert 10 10 b. marked oy the DEBUT
Of a new violuist Herr W Ru,,enharsen puph OF the
celebrated spohr We hear from Germany hisn ae'
count Of bis skill and expect 10 fad 10 hm "or'oy su
dton to the let of riu0si who have delighted the pup
Ne and given II higher idea OF the musical art lick
It, 10 the concert mas be procured st the music stores
and of any Of the members Of the Committee.
MrsicA.-Madame Anna Bishop. her musical
precep,or the venerable Bochss and Mr. Brough arrived
ia Ne~York Yesterday from Boston. and will give aeon
cert here shortly The success OF Madame Blsnop IN
Boston has been unqualified she returns there again IN
November Many Ia this CRY who were prevented from
hearing her At the theatre viii be pleased at the ar
nouucemenl Of her fret appearance in the concert room
TRIAL Or MADAME HEsTELL We understand
that the District Attorney yesterday notified Madame
Rese ths, she would be placed on trial Tuesday next
n. ANY person with the requisite qualiica
lions az an owner OF real estate aud willing 10 brave
public opinion, might any day for week past have re-
csvsd thousand dollars bonus w th cash guaranty
s,alust loss for becoming bail for Madame Res,e We
,rus, the Court will relax nothing of It's prudent sever
~ In the matter of bail toward this hend incsrns,e
p : Al the evening session Of tie Court yesterday,
Mr. Day Of No n Leonsrd.st offered as bail for
Madame Restel in the of $4,000. After consider
able discussion the COur, decided to accept the ball
II was accordingly given aud Madsme X discharged
from custody.
~ In the list OF deaths by Yellow Fever il
Nav Orleans on the 9Th inst which is published in tn
Data We lind the name VIM Gifin Of this City aged %
PHKENoLoGY.-Aiter an absence of few days
Mr. Fowler has again returned to the City and may b
seen a. all hours during the day at his cabinet l3l Ma.
ssu.st in Clinton Hall
THE LATE Gov. WRlGHr.-Mr Whtehouse ha
been commissioned by the Common Council Of the Cit.
of New York paint the full length portrait of the la,
Gov Wright, and is engaged upon the preparation
studies for the same.
GENERAL SEssIoss-E riday-The trial of vii
liam j. Smith, colored, on an indictment for roceyin
stolen goods was resumed this morning when your
femsle who had worked for the accused for sbou
three years testified that she was In his employ at tn
time that the prisoner purchssed the goods Ia CUES
zion from the boy Lucas who stated that hs father ha
Given them 10 him. Several other witnesses were ex
ahmed 70 show tina. the prisoner had heretofore born
good character The jury after protrscted absence
came into Court and stated tina, they were unable 4
agree &c They therefore discharged from Earth
or consideration of the subect-The Court adjourned
I'LL TO morrow morning.
PoIIcE-GeronemO Lamberly was arrested b.
90 officer Croze,e OF the Lower Police Court 90 charl
stealing dress worth $50 from Mary LAZY OF NO =
J. Rssdss ~ The accused got silk dress which the con
plslnant held In her hand and told her he would no
give IL % her again unless she would consent 20 90 Wit
o. him 10 Hsvsns complaint WAS then lodged tho s'
r. cusai arrested and locked up 10 answer Ofhcer Cr
l. ,s- of the Ninth Ward Yesterday arrested name
"A George Tinsdzle. charge OF forgery IL appear
+. that Yesterday he forged the name OF Jacob huJer %
letter directed 10 frhncls a 0niufu l'tACst-"k
- of $40 for few days lie also addressed note 10
u p Bsrri.n 70 which he forged the name OF Josnu
H. Seoby requesting losn az the same amount LOT ~
davs Tinsdale IL said 20 be member OF the D. y
ri ard concluded his letters In ireetship love and ru
; GA being arrested and taken before Justice Merritt
~ confessed the forgery and WAS committed 70 prison.
H. man of very gentee appearance who We understsn
4. Missionary Of the NJ Church called At the Jeie
r. sor Market Police Court and cOmpsinej 81 his VILE
e. being an habitus drunkarf and requesed that shs
49, sert 10 Bsckwers Island. Justice Merritt iniorme
~ hqr HD4rf ~ he sal
a az. he would sesd her 20 RsnGss Island The prop
,lton met prompt aud positive refusal by the reYeren
- gentleman stl insisted that she BE- sent AZ aYagrai
o. - Backss island outstanding he Justice iniorf
A. "a him that she would there b. associate VI hieV'
: ana prostitutes Peter Chrystal who Wa committs
some time since for obtaining oney BY islse pref
but In cons quence Of sppes 10 higher court vi
y admitted q bell yesterday arrested By o;er h1rf
}. oi,he Chiefs Office, call piece snd detained
ed Mary Reed was arrested yesterday y Oheer fnn
John Davis Of the Lower Police Court on Dea'
warrant from the Court Of Sessions charging her WI
n, receiving stolen goods she wss detained