New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-14
CITY ITEMS.

= -...-.,sa IN IN. SIKH Ward OF this City, on Tues
day. We iesra from srelisbl source thai sever" ""N
who assisted In bringing ou the resu ar wing n0'"''
and ursed their acceptance Of the nomnson
10 base treaty With K6aler one OF the Loco 0co eAs'
d.tss for Alderman ard the day OF election urea W
tho ,,orise Of once should he 30 elected. eaerted
,h,,r whole lpansnce 10 that end. They not only
voted FOX him themselves, bat used every en-
de.vor 10 procure the votes Of other Whi oy repre-
senrs TO them s, the whs tcse, could not be elected
70 be hoped tina, ihese viii have The Gii oeoehs
OF whatever influence Mr. Eossr may possess In return
fr the degrading service they have descended to DO him.
/ P,cxErs FOR EuRoPE-There is Just now no
lack Of eonveyances 70 Europe. The pseke. American
Eagle Capt Chadwick sails for London Saturday; on
that iAy the Hudson Capt Doane sails for Glasgow on
Sunday the Sir Robert Peel. Capt. Chadwick, AMI the
wslin gton, Capt c. Chadwick ali for London, and the
Yorkshire Capt Bailey. for Liverpool; on THURSDAY OF
next week the steamer Washington, Capt Johnston sas
for Southampton and Bremen Friday the packet Liv
erpool Capt Edrtse sails for Liverpool aud on the NOR
Gay following the Devonshre, Capt Morgan. goes TO Lon
CON. Beside these there countless fee OF transient
ships which may take passage for almost any port
In the world.
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER BAY SrArE.-As
the Bay State coming to this City yesterday morn
Ing the fog being thick she ashore Randas Island
and stuck fast IN the mud. She remained there till the
tide rose her passengers In the meantime coming up to
the City on smother boat Finally she got OF without sny
ia msse and reach led the City early ia the evening She
vas to leave on her return at O'CLOCK this morning
THE CONCERT or THE IrALIAS OPERA COMPANY.
The Concert night the rsbsrnacewss not so fully
attended would have been expected from the splendid
bill Of attractions offered. We regretted this, as the per-
fomanees more than usually nne Trnfn was In ex-
ceen voice. and sang the aria from tn nrs act OF Neou
chsdnezzsr with thrilling power and br isncy. One OF
things Of the evening the aria from DoniZets
Nara d Rousn which most charminsly sung by Sig
Arnold. lie enthusiastically and deservedy encored
in this piece. Sgnori Beneiet and Sauqurco acquitted
themselves admirably in the duet from Ehsir GAmors
The chorus also exceedingly well managed and con-
siderng all things, We are neiued to think this the nnest
Concert Of the season.
HARRo HARRIYo To HIS FRIENDS IN NEW YORK.
Having received several i'm portant soIs from
Europe the day after arrival at Newfors, ,m pre-
p,ns departure Immediately being prevented under
Fssass Rsp. !. before in.udsd Better scto0. 10
Europe than more words in North America fMewehI
April IS, is4s-Tsmm.ny Hall, Room No IS.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
SEcosD WARD-Francis B. Spinola. the Wing
candidate for Alderman in the Second ard dsfested
by vote IL 10 stated thst he intends consisting the
election and his friends invited to attend meeting
at Military Hall this evening to transact business OF Inn
| pottance in connection with IL.
FLORAL BEAUrIEs-Mr. Russell has at his
green house ia Hsnryst near Atlsntien magnificent
Rhododendron having the present time about $50 how
era Mr. Davidson residing at the Of Smith and
Livingston SITS has Magnolia &c feet high in full bloom
! To the Editor Of Tie Tribune
Allow me to TO correct amsapprehension which
have arisen respecting the recent notice In your
paper requiring tickets Of admission for winters TO Green
wood Cemetery This regulation does not apply, - SOME
tickets order to obtain entrance have
bat show their tickets otherwise make themselves
by ihs rule They furohed, application, with
family tickets By showing which they can visit the graves
Of their friends at all proper times -
The object Of tho regulation referred to 10 TO preserve
place spp prstsd to VIA, always dssmed ssered p1r
unrestsined resort Of mere plessure,seeAios crowd
Every yell disposed mind wil oheerfuly scqaesce In
necessary TO effect such result and DO Will
in II nerd be- TO submit TO Inconvenience 10 pro-
curing tickets in consideration Of the good which will re-
cs.se which Ia. existed for the last hrss or four yess
hs. proved eminently '.utsry and satisfactory, and 10
believed that the present rsquisition OF tcke for ve"
on foot will prove equ.ly so Several other cemeteries
longer experience have found expedient after allow
similar course Thi. fact. in come xon with freq tent
representations from otowners aud Others who have
/
Of the has induce the government Of the lns
adopt IL also IL has been intended however
to conhne the issue Of tickets to the Office Of the Cemetery
exclusively, but to give great facilities Tor obtaining
them is consistent with retaiongs proper control OF the
ground Undsrats Of both cities will be furnished with
them for distribution they have been heretofore with
carriage tickets sndther will DO made, II
found necessary, to afford all reasonable opportunities Of
procuring them. TsUsrEs
ROBBERY-The house of Bridget Kennedy in
State ST. was entered "Wednesday afternoon and s74
stolen from her No clue has been obtained Of the
robbers.
POCKET PIcKED--Whle Mrs. McGeorge was
attending suction Of furniture Wednesday. at
house Brooklyn Nights she had her pocket picked Of
Si3 by some person, VINO is yet at large.
GENERAL SEssIoss-At the opening of this
Court yesterday, George O Kenan james Miller and Pc
ter Murphy pleaded guilty TO Indictment for selling
liquor without licenses sentence deferred. Aaron
Brstey cOored man. who has assumed the profession
Of law in the Village Of Wiliamsbursh then placed
ct the bar for trial charge OF mslicously commenc
suit without authority In having the Sd of ysnu
l84s caused suit to be instituted at the Kings Coun
ty Court tho OF William Wood ward and with
his consent against Ephrsim Miller snd Alfred CLOCK,
TO recover Of 500 for damages alleged to have
been done real estate 10 the Village OF Wiiismsbush
The Court engaged In trying the whsn the re-
porter LETT.
PoLGE.-Anthor Hagan was arrested by officer
Higgins charge of violently asssultns Lewis Gsvan
90. A Schsrfy srrehed by officer Coleman.
charge Of assaultng aud threatening the life Of Il l.
SaydeTsky. They each held TO bail 10 the Of
$500, to appear q, the Court Of General Sessions