New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-21
CITY ITEMS.

snip was opened on Monday evening through the 20
h,eness OF the Agent VI the Company Leon Lecompt
TO large party Of gentlemen and ladies' including the
Fathers Of the City and Of the prominent
beers OF our French population. Among the dgniiares
present we're Gen Gaines Mayor Brady the officers Of
the French volunteer corps Of this City and several Off
cers Of the Army and Navy
The main deck formed into dancing saloon by
curtains Of flags and It's floor gathered the beauty
and fashion Of the native ana foreign population. The
company numbered about Elk hundred, Of whom the
greater portion ladies'. tne band Of music had
been provided and until late hour succession Of
watzes, po!kas &c. KEEP, bright the hours. The ship
gay decorated with flags aud siresmers Of every
nation aud the theme Of admiration 10 all visiiers
The officers of the chip with the proyerbisl courtesy
Of their nation devoted themselves asiduousy the
ertainmen Of their fair guests and but for appearing in
vidious we could make disclosures which would be high
~ catering 10 the handsome Captain After the guests
had thoroughly examined the ship and had enjoyed the
waltz tbs main deck the doors Of the saloon were
opened and displayed to the anxious crowd supper to
describe which only necessary TO say that the artist
DelmoDico. Among the earliest 10 enter were Of
course the ladies' the Captain leading in the charming
leader Of the ton among the native population No, far
behind we saw several Of the Board Of Aldermen whose
motto is sapr paraius 10 such As this especially
they had been iodIicree enoughto adjourn before tea
Alter the merits OF this abundant aud rsohrch rePsst
bad been duly appreciated the company again occupied
The dancing saloon whore. until the small hours fair
women and brave men," joined in the dizzy whir Of
the waltz or stampede of the gaopade cultivated
ar,aons 10 the brink of proposal II twas a truly de-
lghtful fc'6 and the officers and agent Of the Union
will long be remembered by those who were fortunate
enough to be of the company.
FoR MExIco.-One hundred and eighty recruits
belonging to the 10th Regiment U. s. Infantry sailed
yesterday for Brazos.
EY' OF 1872 deaths in the City last week, 2lo
were Of children under i've being nearly yty per cent
Of The phOle.
HACK HrRE-The Corporation Of New-York
have recently issued circular wherein explicitly
stated the rates Of fare which the hack drivers al
lowed by law charge their passengers For the ben
eft Of all strangers visiting the City, publish an Alb
For conveying passenger less than one mile,
% cents and for every additional passenger % cents
each. For any distance over one mile the fare Is 30
cents. For conveying passenger 10 Forty secondst
remsinDg half an hour and returning 81 to sixty hrst
~ three quarters OF hour and back sgan 81 So and
10 Eighty sixth ST remaining hour and returning,
81 For conveying or more passengers To Harlem,
remaining three hours ond returning 81 Gao hire by
the day s. For attending funeral within watch DIS
trict So; Potters Field So These regulations have
reference to hackney coaches, carriages and cabs
ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANT PAssENGEBs.-During
Saturday and Sunday last the number Of emgrsnt pas
sengers arrived this port from foreign ports amount
ed TO 407, principally Germans and Dutch
Found DEAD.-Mary Smith, residing at No. &c
Bedford this morning found dead 10 her bed. The
deceased had been sick for some time.
CoUP DE SoLEL.-James Grimes residing at No.
Kan vi In
st. DR. Mcdonnell WAS called who prescribed for him,
and after having partially recovered was taken to bis
home.
SPECIAL SEssIoNs.-Brdget Martin for stealing
a stone china ever City Prison 80 days. Elizabeth
Brown, for stealing two silver spoons-PeDteDtsry
months. Seth Clark for assault and batery-Ciy Pn
son Is days. Charles Murray for stealing two coats
worth $25--Penitentiary months. John Thompson
Tor stealing a silk shaw-City Prison 80 days David
Cash for assault and batteTy-City Prison 10 days
William Fessendsr for assault and battery-Pen
Tertiary 90 Jeremiah Green for stealing hall
dme-HOuse Of Refuge frances Smith, for stealing
Kavenaugh. for spng in the face OF Harriet hsvenaugh
City Prison 20 days. Mary McGinness Tor stealing
a tortoise shell box. nlsd with gold-PenitentiAry
months James Houston for assault and battery on
Jane Houston-City Prison 80 days. The Court then
adjourned until Friday next.
POLIcE-William McCloud was last night ar
rested by officer Clark OF the Fih Ward charged with
keeping a disordeTly house in Wserst Seven of the
nymphs Of the pave also arrested and locked up
-. The house of +. w. Pauldiug Tsuytown, was bur.
glarously entered between and o'clock this morning
aud robbed of sdys gold lepne watch, gold lever
hunting watch with gold chain and purple stone seal at
,achod and other property TO the value OF SOU The
thief is supposed 10 have come 20 this CITY, but has not
yet been arrested