New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-22
CITY ITEMS.

RETURN OF NEW-1 ORR OLUNl Lkhc'- nt sup
Fanny Forester arrived yesterday afternoon at the
Quarantine Ground, in II days from New-Orleans,
bringing Elk Companies "a. l. G, c, and F. OF the
New York Volunteers-an in good health, not one OF
them having died the voyage. The Companies con
sist of 3O7 men and the following officers Lieut. Col
j. C. Burnhsm, Surgeon NJ B. Hslstead, Adjutsnt j. 5.
McCabe Captains P. Taylor, NJ. Fairchid, w Forty
lst Lieutensnts F. G Pinto, F. G Boyle D. scsnnel
ID Lieutenants c. s. Cooper, A II. Barber, Wilson,
L. B. Carroll.
We have received complete list Of all the officers
and men, which will appear in our Evening Edition
~ Hon. WILLIAM A. DUR. LID. VIII de-
liver the Annual Grafton before the Peithologian and
Philole2ian Societies of Columbia College Monday
evening at o'clock, in the College Chapel. The
Alumni and friends of the College generally are in
vted.
FATAL AccIDENT.-On Thursday afternoon
while young man named Francis Hagsn was engaged
In painting the skygh. of the building corner OF
Fichthst and Fifth avenue he lost his balance and fell
TO the ground, distance of two stories He was i'm
ediately taken up and conveyed to the City Hospital
where he died in few hours sfterwsrd from the
effects of wounds his head. The Coroner held an
nques, on the body yesterday when the above facts
were advanced in evidence. The Jury returned YER
dict accordingly.
FIRE on SHIPBoARD-Last night about IL
o'clock a fire broke out on board the Juno, Norwo
gan vessel lying al the foot Of Carse'st and which
arrived in this port only this afternoon. The iremen
were quickly in attendance and on getting on board
found all the crew absent The hold was deeply laden
it said with cargo of rice and sugar so that great
difficulty was offered to the exertions of the hremen
Dfc flames
promptly subdued.
DEATHS IN THE IMMIGRANT HOSPITALS, July 20.
Mary Riley 3s arrived in the Hope John Feeny, Is,
in the Sutana; Adolph Rowling, 30, in the Rdeout
Margaret Gross %, in the Lord Ashburton Henry
Morris o. in the Yorkshire Andrew Kelly, 30 in the
Waterloo Mary scanlon child in the Lord Fitzgerald
Bridget CoIcre 90, in the Argyle
ALBANY AND SCHENECTADY RNLROAD.-By an
advertisement in this paper it viii be seen that the sun
day morning trains on this line arc discontinued
BOARD OF SUPRRvis oRs.-Nclr Court Room an
he old Inns. House BHildiag-The Special Committee
say Il will be necessary in their plans 10 nave 'he
rooms occupied by the American Institute. the Mechsn.
les Institute the Society of Arts in the kotunda ana
those occupied by Mr. Valentine Clerk OF the Common
Council in the long buildings as dwelling. Ihey re-
commend that the Common Council give NOTICE 10 the
two former TO quit by the ISL NOV, te .O0oS VI ~
10 DAYS after notice and that Mr. Valentine De allowed
an equivalent 1--WE believe $500 year for bis rooms
the dwelling having always been considered part o.
the pay OF the Clerk of the Common Council Adopted
Grand Jrry Lists.-The lists, containing the names
of COO Grand Jurors were presented and confirmed
Nearca Of Records bg dssfss0rs.-A communication
was received stating that the Register refused the Com
nttee of the Board OF Assessors leave TO search me
records with view ascertain as 10 the personal pro
Derty &c unless the Controller become responsible
for his fees but that officer has not authority to become
such surety Referred .,,,e.-...
Commssoaer Of JnrorsA bill of $50 II for station
cry bill for advertising Jury Lists, &C were ordered 70
! be paid
BA Of County Superintendent Of Schools for - DAYS
st So day and extras Gin all sso 500 was ordered to
/ be paid.
| Constable EightseAth Bdrd-A resolution was adopted
the Supervisor withdraw his approval OF the bond
/ OF James Van Tsssel
some other little business done and the Board
| adjourned.