New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27
CITY ITEMS.


Bulls Head-on O. saesdsy. is about ss lively picture
OF lie ~ can be found wherewith 10 while away a
spare halliday Yesterday we sgan looked through
the establishment and were struck by the number Of
fne plump coned animals, driven even from Ken
lucky Illinois and Indiana from which latter place,
indeed we are assured come the best assortmenis.
Upwards Of 10 000 head have been entered at this
place since the 9TH Of May last and the average per
week is something Ike 1871. Yesterday was rather
the best sales day there was large number and very
many fnc lots scattered the five SIX acres COW
cred By the pens-somethlng Ike 1000 head, We are
told Is the general average OF a Monday. Wednesdays
and Saturday, although sae-days not lively as
the first day Of the week the drovers quite as
merry or dush' or 60 good humored Commend US
here then where At every one may meet 80 many
varieties Of character marked with the pccuanucs Of
almost every part Of the Union.
RUsyING FIRE APPARATUS ON THE SIDEWALKS.
This needless and really dangerous practice we are
glad 20 sec il 70 be stopped after number Of serious
accidents have already occu rrcd Last evening IN the
Common Council both Boards resolution was Adopt.
ei to the effect that the ordinance prohibiting ths prac
ce sbaF be revived n g force and that % be strictly
enforced after due notice given the public prints and
notices ia legal form in the various sngine houses
- The Mayor last night transmitted two more
vrroEs 20 the Common Council Their tenor viii be
seen by reference 70 our Municipal Department
III win De seen. also that the two Boards set aside
HI. Honors previously expressed objections TO certain
resolutions relative % the Reception Of General Cas-
Nc-sdherng 10 those resolutions as originally adopted
~ The subject Of the CITY HALL ExTENsioN
was not reached after all by the Council in their meet.
nss last night At 10 o'clock was taken up in the
Aldermen. chamber. but the press Of other business
prevented any discussion Of IL merits
- The attention Of the public is requested to
the sale Of valuable property Nineteenth and Twen-
ueth 81 BY VIM II Franklin & SON auctoneers, on
Wednesday. June = Al u o'clock, at the Merchants
Exchange Il oilers great inducements to persons Of
small means, DESTROYS Of purchasing
LITERARY ANNIyERsARY.-The Literary socie-
ties Of the University OF New York hold their annual
celebration tonight At the church OF Rev Or. Potts
University place An orstion viii be delivered the
occasion and poem read by william WALLACE, Esq.
". SrRAEoscH.-The musical public viii be
grsifed 20 near that this pianist who mas suddenly
and deservedy won himsefhe highest place as an ar
tst win give bis second concert Thursday night al
the Tabernace. II fret contemplated TO give i II
the Apollo Rooms but the number OF tickets disposed
Of in advance soon showed that larger space was
necessary % contain the audience We learn that this
VIII be his last in this City previous to visiting
Boston and the East
TIE STEYERMARKE Rs.-This inimitsbe band
Of music makers gave their fourth concert last night
with an unusually fine selection Of pieces Their per
rfus u of fr.
mental music and may therefore be heard many times
with no d.minutoa Of ones enjoyment We advise
everybody TO 60 # only 20 hear what the Marselaise
d, when vel played.
II ile Eeaor gr TIE Tri6ms.
NEw-YoEE, June 20 ISIS.
DEAR SIR A report appeared in your paper Of
the 2it June instant stating IN very garbied manner
an occurrence between one Harris and myseh before
Justice Lathrop These reports are very injurious be-
cause many people imagine that everything is true
that appears In print than which you are well aware
no greater mistake could be made. The truth IS an
ample shield in my and d you publish D. IL VII
show that there suot merely wrong on the other side
but such a wrong W. justify me in seeking redress
Messrs Harris s. Renouii Were partners in business
They could not agree, and Intended 10 dissolve part
uership. RenOui i a Frencaman' and sad he meant
leave for France a. loon A. me business could De
settled Mr. Harms afraid tlat hcnouA would col
ect the debts due the frm and leave De -aid be- de-
sired % DO and thereby leave him o. settle the de1ts Of
The firm without means 10 do %. M Harms then EN-
ployed me as an attorney Do coect The claims due and
also made an s--uuent m the name OF the arm ~ me
or the benehf OF creditors Under iis double althor
fy proceeded % collect the debt, and sued tl-s o.
Bennett of the Herald for claim Of about eJol a.
knowledsei By hen8ef himself o. 10 lsi de0t which
b. rcierrai q person ty the name "a Glorain 90
sefe Tor him his attorney Its persln insisted that
Bennett would be- safe IN paying without The sgna
rure OF both Harms s. Rcnoll % the receipt Ihl.
Wa mere ouiste. bscllse there j. 10 painer prnc
pie law than that any r1cuer OF rrrn can col
ect debts 1f -he irn and receipt o. either l. per
fecty good. tcnlered receipt signed by Harris su1
myself attorney and AS rnee. bur 6arrltn insisted
on more and % please Gll1rsfl lBennefts lawyer
statement was made N writing about my authority
The money paid 10 me- snd pad % NJ creditor.
oi the rrm Rcnoll feeling sg-ucFei inst he Cd not
handle the money and b,r- encouraged BY Other par
tee. commenced Ills proceeding, and a. politics ~
high with certain officials u may he thst tbs simple sc;
oi duty. larry Undertaken l1nestyan flFiy executed
1y wl,ca $50 has been applied % pay honest debts
may Do attempted % De used against my name ard
standing tuf the intoiig % and right thinking WI
judge rxhteously IN tn maiter. Yours. &C
DANIEL W. CLkEg. Attorney = beekmsrst
- The Rhode Island Assembly me, =, New
port yesterday
Court Calendar. THis DsT
grrnrs FLa.t-Nr~. 81. a. 81 . = -