New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-01
CITY ITEMS.

son for the husbandman and new life for Nature.
dawn. upon New.York for such jubisnt and roman
tic ends Here none goe forth 10 fetch the Hours
fresh and brsunch and blome" but everybody goes
forth to carry pots and kettles and to block up the side
walk. Timid, bushing hopeful msidens rise, not to
meet the lover, they promised to Mayins with before
the dew should TO sparkle the grssthey rise
to pack up their rumpery and get through the dust and
confusion Of the day the best they can. Out upon
such Dissertation II we must have sseners Hesira OF
households and furniture let some more commonplace
time be chosen anytime would be better the best
would be AFoo Day for if there anything In which
the whole population make fools of themselves II is IN
this business OF moving every year.
QUARANTINE HusPIrAL--We visited this estab-
lishnent on Thursday and were politely shown through
II BY Dr. Van Hoevenberg and his Assistants The wards
In the women's department were more generally nled
than the mems though neither was crowded there De-
ing only about two hundred and fifty patients In all
Wa did not notice one who not Irish and all were
m Of ship fever il there any Ill OF other dis
eases we did not observe them. We were very mucn
pleased with the mode in which these unfortunate cres
lures were cared for and with the attention evidently
paid 10 good air and cleanliness in their medical treat
ment In these respects nothing could be better tnsn
the Hospital SO well the wards ventilated that
even in those which filed by fever patients some
of them extremely Ill., there was ne indication oil II IN
the atmosphere The disease is said to be contagious
II may be 90 In the crowded hold OF passenger ship
where fresh air comes and where the filth is in
tolersbe any other than It's occupants, out oil wnom
famine and sickness have taken everything like spirit
but in such quarters they have the Hospital conts
gion is out Of the question.
The fever on board the ships coming into Ports great
ly abated For the past few days many OF them have
been wholly free from it. In pleasant weather voyages
may be made without the necessity Of closing the
matches and depriving the immigrants OF communics
ton with the outer air and with much greater lk IL
hood of their taking of Themselves Wnen they 90
so there IL little danger Of their contracting the fever 10
any great extent
SECURITY AGAINST FIRE AND BUReLARs-ln
passing through Corsnd yesterday afternoon in front
of Downing Hoyt & Co.'S store, we noticed crowd
which were gathered around 10 witness OF Herring
saamandcr Safes weighing four TONS about being
introduced into the store. In continuing our walk
across Broadway down Maidenane, we observed sim
liar crowd in front of No 49, whore another OF Herrnss
Safes weighing three tons, was being introduced
into the store. At the same moment like scene was
enacns in front of No % Msidenlsne and still another
at No 80 Maidenans. II other streets pstronzing
Herring In this way by procuring his celebrated Safes
or as he calls them. his Portable Insurance Comps-
nies" should think that IL would make little differ.
ence him whether his patent Is sustained or not SO
long the public satisfied that his sasmander Safe
Is the best made there 10 little doubt shout his
curing their patronage and Of his being hereafter
heretofore aperfecuy Sofe man.
CHARITY LEcTURE.-By an advertisement in
another column II will be seen that Mrs WneHr Lee.
turer Physiology will deliver Lecture at the Apollo
on Tuesday evening for the benefit Of the Fense De-
IT, ~
gentlemen as we'll ladies be admitted and
the proceeds beyond the bare expenses to be sp
propnated to deserving charity we hope there will be
a large audience. The names appended to the sdver.
tisement Including those of Miss sEpswIcK and Mrs
KIAxLASD will be sufficient guaranty for the udicous
expenditure of whatever may be obtained by thin
msans
NOMINATION. or JUDGEs.-At a meeting Of the
Bar called by "a members held on the ID April Com
mittee was appointed to nominate suitable persons a.
candidate for Judges and report at fur meeting
The Committee have twice sj3ce bat de-
layed action I'LL the subject of re6reanizns City
Courts shall have been passed upon by the Legislature
They again met yesterday. when ii concluded TO
proceed as to the four Judges be elected for the SUI
preme Court
The Committee 10 composed of eighteen gentlemen
members Of the Bar and consists of tho following
Charles c. Egsn Esq Chairman; Messrs. iona. Mil
Ter James T. Brady Geo. P. Nelson. j. Wymsn Jones
Charles w Sanford. VIM :. Sears, John Leverdge
Morris NJ Davidson. Edmund Terry, Philip Burrows
John H. Lee Thos. g. Henry. John Anthem Alsnson
Nash David r. Wheeler. Gerardus Clarke and John C.
Deveresux, Eco. Secretary.
The Committee yesterday appointed sub-Commt
tee of Eve select the OF eight suitable persons
to presented candidates for Judges of the Supreme
Court and report q, early day 10 the Committee
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nomination to be submitted to the general nesting
The Sub Committee consist, ofthe following gentlemen
John Anthem, Chairman iona Miller, VIM. 8. Sears
John Leverage and Gersrdus Clarke.
BESEpETTIs BESEFIT.-The fact that this be.
neht takss place tonight ls well known that it IL
scarcely necessary for to mention H. After weeks
interval every habitus Of the opera will be sharp set
for II As who has eaten nothing for week for
the most exquisite and bounnfu of dinners. We ad
vse all thoss who wish for places Of any sort secure
them this morning.
INMIoRAETs.-The number Of immigrants arriv.
ing this Port the 26tb 9Th and 2s,h wss 1909 OF
these 3C7 came from Antwerp a. from Rotterdam, II
from Norway III from irish ports $50 from Liverpool
ls Irish doubtless) and 2ll iron London On the Lv.
erpool ships four in all 20 death, took place on the voy
at the Quarantine on arriving.
AccIDEST .SD Loss or LFz.-Y-sterday
shout O'Clock he steam ferry boat sassss wAs cro.
ins from Jer. y she was run into BY a,chroaer
name unknovu, y. n accident Mrs. Cs,in al.o OF
the prophsto; 40 delrss Hotel at Jersey City
was thrown Jys7b-e I'd drown Her body wa.
picked up BY U. 8 ResS-ae barge N White nsl slip
A Coroners inquest held the BODY sri verde,
rendered In sceor1ancs with me sooyc fscs
THE HARE4SSLR.-Ths u1.lioer o. this excellent
paper for the present week better thar ssl II ia
for sale e (irAhans.
~ CHIRLEs r. HoFrsAS, ESQ hrs- with
pleasure sss assumed the Editorial chsrE. Of tee Lii
s,Ary World he will make il sble interesting and In.
dependent
~ The Annual z Exhibition Of the pupils Of the
New York Institution for the Blind will tsse place .,
TIE Broadway Tabernacle, on wedaesa :. May "a A,
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BOARD o. ALDERxEs-Specisi MeetiH. ~.
day ovt1 'e1130. President Jscksoa In O.. Eel.
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