New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
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" A Danish ship cleared yesterday al this port
for port 10 Icslsnd.

" A Danish ship cleared yesterday At this port
for port 10 Ieslsnd.
The money for postage received a. the New
York Post Ofce Yesterday was g. 800 Tbs included
the mail, Of both the Washington and the Britannia
The Washington carried 10000 letters
DEMONSTRATION January ! 10 May II. inclu.
sive "A 81 immigrants arrived a. MS Port sDo
May Il to Nay 81 1901 total oos67 during 'ai' uos
$50 died on the passage and go were admitted 70 tne
Quarantine Hospital their arrival LOU OF whom ns'
the fever Of these 81 died From April 70 May 81 IN
elusive the number OF foreign passengers arriving mere
was 5O233 sixy-sH we're yesterday received Al INC
Hospital completely alngituP. In period oif5 oaS'
al Bellevue Hospital there have been 376 deaths srsns
no doubt from the excessive croTdDs which Ha' '.AN
place there.
- The monthly meeting Of the New-i OK
Historical society took place Las, evening at the On'ef
sity. Hon Luther Brsdsh in the Chsr. Gov Beoo Of
Ohio va, nominated among Others as corresponding
member resolution passed 10 pubhsh the eouee-
tons Of the Society In series Of volumes ii was also
resolved 70 rsss by subscription and other wise tne sun
Of $4,000 % be expended Ia building hreproof Ouio
Ing for the preservation Of the works and COLLECTIONS o.
the Society. James w Beesmsn Esq read paper 90
the Early European Colonie. on the Delaware, giving
an account Of the different Dutch Swedish and German
settlements The Society voted their thanks 70 Mr. B.
for his essay and adjourned 70 meet the fret Tuesday
IN October.
GAMER OF CoxxERcE-At the regular month
II meeting Of body held yesterday. the following gentle
men were sppodted delegates 70 the River and Hsroor
Convention at Chicago Monday July s. next with
power to add 10 Their number such other members OF the
Chamber a. can make II convenient 20 attend James D.
p Ogden, Philip Hone, Moses II. Grnnel' J Fhiinps
Phoenix, Charles King J. P Pearson, B. K. Winthrop.
resolution recommending public meeting OF the eiu'
gems Of New York FOR the appointment Of Delegates from
the various trades and pursuits Of business 10 attend the
same Convention and another resolution appointing
committee Of FIVE 10 make srrsn geens for the purpose
Of uniting with the municipal authorities and citizens In
the reception ofihe President Of the United states were
adopted.
rzy~ Independent Methodism seems 70 be in
crea.ng in this vicinity Rev. Mr. whitley, recently
clergyman of East Brooklyn but very summary dis
missed from the Ministerial Office by the late Conference
has as we learn from the Brooklyn AdC9tsz received
and accepted call TO independent Church in this
City
A SMAsH-Yesterday afternoon, on opening q
package Just received By Messrs Noel & De Courcy,
dealers in French plate glass at 20 Broadway IT YVES
found that the contents, two immense looking glass
plates not smaller we judged than feet By H. we're
broken in pieces They taken out in pieces Of all
shapes end sizes Of which may yet be put 10 some
use The value Of the two plates was $1,000. They
were about half inch thick snd were probably bro
ken in putting them on board the ship, the box was
handled with the greatest care 10 lie removal from the
hold 70 the store.
PoLIcE-Sebastian Stacs and PHILIPPINE VIII
buch were eserday arrested charged with burgsrOu
liz entering the house of Michael Hartman 80 Rivington
81 and stealing therefrom $40 Detained To answer.
The premises Of Mrs NJ. smith 22s Washngton-st was
entered yesterday and robbed Of black dress coat and
otaer clothing 10 the value Of $40. No arrest
ISQUEsTs-The Coroner yesterday held an III
Quest Al the Seventh Ward Station House upon the body
OF an unknown taken Of the river foot OF Pike
st. Verdict death by drowning The Coroner also
held inquest No lis Tvelithst upon the body OF
Ann Mcguire, native Of Ireland Verdict death fr apo