New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
CITY ITEMS.

h.. nth .ors thousanas Of bis fellow citgens OF al
ss .exs. and conditions until quarter past y, when
be drov. over 10 Brooklyn, By way OF Wanst win me
ch,f ~ po,ee 10 clear the way whether of bulls and
n.r. or Of more pacific occupants this reporter does
not ,,.,e Amer Q short period Of mutual Inspection
between bis Exserency and the citizens OF Brooklyn
and drive around the Navy Yard Mr.. Poik returned
10 Manhattan and. in carriage drawn BY four white
horses-rsther better sre glad to 'sy than the sorry
nag, thaidre hi, Exeeleney about on Fndsy-ne went
IN company with the Corporation and several disun
guished gentlemen who had been Invited out TO the
great Reservoir Forty second st. where he made
personal sl Of the croton Water to bis great sa'ssc
ton Thence he visited the Deaf and Dunn Asylum from
there the eorege passed 20 Nowlsns where the whole
COMPANY having washed their faces and brushed their
coats refreshed themselves with good dinner, not
emitting wines A, half after they reached the High
Bridge which being examined they drove to the Blind
Asylum where little girl reci,ed little poem In praise
of the Guest of the Day. Here the concluding
Hsrk one united burst Of joy.
By heart and tongue 10 yoke,
One chorus rsnds the listnng air,
Harrsh. for James K. Polh
The following contains some information which must
have been very agreeable to the President:
Pure sOun,s of Joy gushing
Ia friend.hP's hslowsd bo~ers,
And The hs'my Zsphyrs WOO thee
To Gull The blushing towers
A. the sun was now going down with his battle stained
eve Mr. Polk after expressing bis high satisfaction gos
into the carriage and returned to the Astor House just
IN Tina 10 20 to Tsmmsny Hall and be Initiated mem
Der of thst sncien, and venerable wgwsm. Here he
was received with much warmth, the thermometer
.sndinr AZ little above eOo He made speech excus
lng bi.erom speaking on account OF fatigue and Capt
nsod hrpa
democratic. Tsnmany Hall cheers These being duly
.bou,rd the crowd yielded the solicitations OF Elijah
, Purdv ESQ aud gave way to let the President out
and he went home to bed though he was expected at
the opera In fact box had been prepared expressly
for him an American flag having been hung up around
the front of II, and the presence of bis Exceency hav
ng been announced in the bills He proved rather bad
card however to the manager and did not draw hst
a, well a. Norma did the night before About midnight,
a number of musicians assembled under his window
the Aston House and blew away till they were tired
without 90 much - q handkerchief being waved to
them from the window by his Exceleney. IN Costume
d. INIT Yesterday he went TO church three times In
the forenoon. with the Mayor in the afternoon. with
Hon r. F. Butler 8, Dr. SINNERS Church, and in the
evening with Alderman Oliver, at the Dutch Reformed
Church corner of Lafayette place aud Fourthst Al
o'clock this morning. he 10 embark on board the
Hero for New Haven escorted To the boat by the Jeer
con Guards. snd era The Tribune is in the hands OF
half it City readers he will be his way Yankee
land dancing along In the sparkling morning out OF
sight Of Long Islands ocean. giried shore.
"o'er the glad ws.-rs OF the dark blue ses"
YF9> HoS JAMES BUCHANAN. Secretary Of State
arrived yesterday afternoon with whs, Highlander
would call ." his tail on' In other words, be 10 sc
companled by large following, among whom are Mr.
Kein 4. s Marshal for Eastern District of Pennsylvs
mia Dr. Lehman Postmaster a. Philadelphia and other
ofhcohoders
The Secretary looks well. and has grown fat In bis
Office We doubt If Mexican Ware, or Gen. TsJlor's
popularity or Mr. Folks early retirement have affected
his repose.
By the way what does the bizarre mind Of lngersoll
mean by suggesting that the Department of State should
have nothing to do with Mexican shslrsi Because Mr.
Buchanan allowed share in the Oregon negota-
ton Is hs TO be deprived OF the Mexican Perhaps. Mr.
Ingsrson would con.en, go Mexico to treat Of peaee,
and 20 cilom the advice and consent OF the Senate
The STATE or THE WEArHER--"T The iney |
table morning" sings the poet finds them who In eel
lars be" but these Summer dsyS endowed with quail !
tiles much searching snd Unsuitable. No need Is |
there that should ss TO Porto Rique, fsroh
heats through 10 seek The heats are hs In
est; no man. child escapes them. With de-
mocrsiic impsrlisity, the melting mood now comes DER
all rich and poor old and young confess In perspriDg
accents their common humanity. and seek the coolest
shelter that they can An Hesyensi whs, fierce fam
ing. ptless yes,erdsy poured himself over this
City But spare the recollection. ls DO. enough To
bear the torture without being called TO revive Ito pains
for the curiosity Of FIVE hundred thousand people whose
sympathy can never say word for consolation,
We had rather have the sympathy OF = cold bath.
10 these scorching times it Is something to know ths,
the AWNINGS to be restored TO Broadway and as We
see. with little complacency the very plan which
We we're the nrst to recommend Uniform cast iron
posts are authorized the pattern DO the
Street Commi.,loner's Office Broadway merchants
az you love your fellow beings have any eye TO your
own profis put them up thi, morning and let us
more know that there refuge OF some sort against
being roasted or soddsn 10 the great horoughfsre.
In the las, extremity of yesterday anguish, heat
ed eye fell upon the following paragraph in DE Ssads
Post Some studious German, 1t seemed 10 us had
learned the facts for special benefit, We translate
Support under n, Tyial Of Hot Esatl~-In Siberia
and Lsplsnd the snow besns 10 melt 10 tho last days OF
June. The FIELDS green by the 9Th OF July BY the
18th Of July vegetation IL in full growth. The harvest
begins on the 10th on the ID OF August, the fruit 10
ripe the lOh, the seeds OF the plants gathered
and the 18th, Winter returns with iis snow. and
continues I'll the 22d Of June again"
The essence Of the whole mind you, ia In the las,
clause thinking Of the genial airs Of Winter grows
and comfortable i'll at lat looking out upon
the izy Sumner day, you feel ike stranger 10 the
midst Of /, 10 word you fancy yourself sor, Of sDi
mated ice.cresm
But the Illusion ysnisbes- and we fad ourselves swell.
terng again Kindly Pate roll more 10 Size
isn snow bank
However, We will not BE- ungstsful 1t something
In such weather not to be tat the Hon Senator
from Alsbsms who, by the way. has yet received
tia, long promised public dinner.
TncKs IN TRADE A gentleman from Down |
East who, We suppose had not been 10 town many
times before visited this City the other day and getting
from the steamboat into q cab. desired the driver TO
transport him and his FIRST rate hotel TIE Jehu
drove him a fourthrsts mODgre between hotel and 4
GROCERY, 10 GreenNiet.st The newcomer obssrvin /
that appearance Of things altogether proms
log addressed gentle sdmonon to his conductor and
ordered him 10 drive 10 another place HIS was
successful this time and the order was repeated N /
rather emPhsrc terms Al lsst tho traveller was
landed AZ one Of the best houses Ia Broadway and ON