New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22
NEW-YvKK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.
SATURDAY, March 20.

SATURDAY. March 20.
rsrstrr AID 81. JuDEs FREE CHURcH.-We
have received psmphe, called forth BY difficulty be
tween these two ecclesiastical bodies considerable
portion Of the pamphlet s occupied In replying to an
sr,ele in the Cxyeknan which Is accused Of mAgnity
and unfsifness. The offence charged against Trinity
Parish IL prolonged course Of IN treatment toward St.
Iades and particularly refusal on its part Of the aid
which from is immense income II annually distributes
10 such Episcopal Churches stand In need Tbs re-
fss. a sssered In the pamphlet founded solely on
wholly lnexcusable personal snimosiIy ssstnsi the
Rector Of ~ Judes, Rev. Mr.. shmssn The con
trovsrsy one IN which take part bat such OF
our readers ss wish 70 know about II can procure
the pamphlet In question which IL certainly ably written
from Msrrener. Lockwood & Co. corner OF Broadway
and Grand o.
sNEw-YoRg HISTORICAL SOcIETr-According
70 the Annual Report offhis Society which now IN pro-
cess Of publication II appears that the Library m on
the increase One Of the most interesting additions to
&, Il known a. the Upco,, Cuttings in SIX large volumes
being selections from Engsh newspapers between the
wear, 1890 .ad ie40 al relating 20 NJ American trans.
actions The number Of members belonging 70 the
Society IL ll2 The report contains well merted
eulosies on deceased menbers M. G. Patterson Theo
Dwight, DIR. ssreesnt and John Pickering LII d. are
among the number.
n A spacious and convenient dock has been
recently finished on the water front Of the Government
sostheuss ct Whitehall.
HAvAsA OPERA CoxPAsY-The Courier des
Rass nis says that the announcement that the Park
Theatre had been taken by this Company 10 mistake
The same paper says that the troupe received very cd
vsns.seoas proposas from Boston where 1t 10 decided
that they are 10 60.
FIrzerRALD's PATEsT PORTABLE MILL.-This
invention may be seen In front OF the Merchants Elk
change In Wsllst By It's means every man may grind
HE own grists II be worked even By the hand
though horse power render II more efcseious
Farmers and Planters will do well 70 look into il
SUDDEN DEATH.-Tbe Coroner was this morning
called 10 hold inquest upon the body OF Richard Pm
died suddenly at his residence No. 81 Essexst about
o'clock this morning The deceased arose with bis
usual health and while making fire In the basement
he dropped suddenly on the floor in IT. Restorative
sent for but before medical aid arrived the spirit
had taken Its departure. Verdict death by spopexy
FIREs.--At O'Clock this morning, the millinery
establishment Of Mrs. Gardner, No. ~ Eighhsvenue
was discovered 10 be fire The stock Of the store
entirely destroyed and the building much injured
Damage about $1,000. :. The dwelling house No 81
Cedar IT. took ERE about o'clock this morning 1t was
coon extinguished. Damage 'rihins
RoBBERY.--Twenty dollars In bnnk bills brace
let and gold ring, yesterday stolen from
turk In ahouse corner Of secondayenue and Twenty
seycnth-st.
PgRsogATIso AN OFFIcER--Edward Reid, ALIAS
Joseph Phbrick sst evening arrested for person
atine an officer 10 the Olympic Theatre.
GRAND LARcrrY.-wm. II Clark was last even
ing arrested on charge Of stealing $500 from Robert
Brown No. Greene-st
BURGLARY The bowling alley OF o. b. Haker
corner OF Broadway and Duanest was forcby entered
last evening and robbed of silver spoons segars &c TO
The amount of $40.