New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

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CITY ITEMS.
SATURDAY, Feb. 6.
- An adroit thief stole several tubs Of butter
worth $40 from New. Jerscy market mans wagon, in
the presence OF large number OF persons this morning
at . o'clock, near the Washington Market Rustieu'
was much amazed at the feat and declared that the
ways Of the city were past finding out. Mary Jane
Lawrence arguing that the world owed her living,
dsposscsscd VIM Bower OF s. Al, her den on the Points
Committed.
y'Derby, Ilinchman, Tracy aud White, all boys
under the age Of Is arsigned for petty larceny
White and IIinchmsn were discharged but arrested
soon after and committed with tie cher In
auence of considerable amount Of dry goods, shoes
SC being found near Of their parents home slowed
away behind boxes and barrels upon the sidewalk
In Sherii.st
u The pocket of Mr. L. C.''Judson, attorney
at.law Of Philadelphia cut last night board the
steamboat and two go bills extracted. No Mr..
j. offers SO reward for the recovery OF the money and
leaves the rogue to the care OF Justice MstseL
~" About o'clock this morning fire broke
hear West which was subdued with iraing loss
FRAcAs IL THE HALL.-Ycsteriay morning
couple of members Of the Bar not having the fear of
the law before their minds, though there abun
dance OF law before their eyes had little set 10 In the
City Hall They had just emerged from the chambers
OF the Superior Court Judges where they had been on
business when Of them 10 10 a remark from
the other salutcd him with kicking and knocked him
down aiierward Both were taken TO the Tombs, when
Justice Osborne administered vey strong repfimand
and after urging them for the future 70 behave IKE gen
tlcmen, dismissed the case. The parties were Z. H.
Smith and J. II. Raymoad the latter the asssultng
party lCour Eng
ANTLWAR MEErISG.-Thc meeting IN Fanueil
Hall last evening far exceeded the expectations OF these
who called it in lis moral force. No cloqaence whici
yet echoed in that eloquent old hall could 30 con
vncingly have demonstrated the iniqu'y aud orutay
of the Mexican war and the absolute necessity to the
cause Of human liberty that the troops should De re-
called from Mexico, did the response OF the Boston
friends OF the war
Az the meeting was an al burned one from the Ire
mont Temple Deacon samuel Greeley took the chair.
Al the time reached the meeting the venerable Judge
Williams was addressing an audience which crammed
the hall in calm and conclusive argument, which was
heard with very different degrees Of respect by differ
eni portions of the audience. lie was succeeded BY
Charles sumner Esq. who eloquently drew parallel
between the circumstances of Boston when occupedb by
Gen Gage and the present circumstances OF Monterey
Then Lord Chatham rose in the House Of Lords and
moved that MS Majestys troops be removed from hos
ton the fret and only practicable step to pacy the
colonies We had assembled 10 demand similar act
OF nagnanmiiy in behalf Of Mexico.
Mr. Sumner though his speech like his character was
perfectly pacific well full Of the hi CHEST eloquence
was continually interrupted BY the mos, brutal noises
The meeting next addressed by Rev. Theodore
Parker in most admirable manner, every word telling
upon the iniquity Of the war ike ihunderoot upon
san pg He showed the anti Democratic nature and
te4ency Of the war-but the proessed Democrats had
very little patience hear IT, being evidently unable b
snswer n except with the logic and dialect OF ganders
He well as all the speakers who went before MN
were interrupted by the most Vociierous cnes ior
Wright meaning probably, Hon. Captain Isaac Hull
Wright
These vocferous cries Kisses and groans proceeded
psrtly from a number Of volunteers who seemed by
their uniforms to occupy at east one tnird OF the
central door of the hail lChronotype.
The Editor Of the Chronotype subsequently adj
dressed the meeting himself but the confusion WAS
such tina, he could no, be heard The Whs states tina,
during this confusion Of the volunteers In answer
20 request 10 be quiet dre sis bdyoHd a. MS answer
DEATH By SUFFOcArIoS.-Mrs Mary Emerson,
widow of about 40 years OF age, was found dea1 10
her bed in house in aler 81 yesterday morning ihe
verdict of the inquest held BY CoroDer smith, was
Des,h nv Sufocsfour Il appeared that IN the room IN
which she slept with daughter oil ~ ana son OF Il
years there cooking stove. "a "hlSn hslu 80
was burnt Before euing 10 bed freso eosi wa Pui ~
the drsght was closed and the covers upon the stove
yrer left half Of Tie room was found to DC luz o.
-ss Mrs. Emerson WAS lying dead upon the ped ma
her daughter by her SIDE parity raised as N ine s ~
dressipz The daughter taken from the room ana
partay recovered BIT had not up TO last evening pc
come aware OF anything that hsd haPpened- ne eoy
had more fully recovered tpO'''"
The HurcHISsoSs COScERT, last evening, was
,bronred !. concert never was before in this city
More than an hour before the performances
no, onv the hall bu, the stairway and siae"aA, "eIe
rrowded with ladies and gentlemen anSioas 70 listen 70
their delightful MARBLES They vii give smother con ~
,bi, numerous friends ard admirers, they VII
.say 80 "a s,o,ber week Prov. Jour. 5th.
rg- We understand application. has been made
tor compensation. BY the nndeIs o. a,nn,
ng 10 more than 5000 lost BY the wrecEns o. 'ne
Atlantic. New LehooA -ao'--
~ Il is said that the publishers ei tns heSnr
srvas IbeI The alleged libel consists in line N
the Argus stating that Mr. Allen o..rsa Spy :. ~
Message obtained prior TO It's paoheaucn 70 tne
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