New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01
CITY ITEMS.

As private q nature the dsessse Of 80 remnkable
MAJ will permit. Doub;les long train Of the survivors
OF en- nos, past generation wouli gladly have followed
his remains to ihO "house appointed Tor all living had
not ths determination TO avoid all unnecessary display
precsiea such participation
The more immediate friends OF Me deceased viii assem-
BE th. afternoon 81 o'clock ST the residence OF his sou
wnlau r. Aston 80 lafayette place whence they will
nrsel ION foot II Air IN carriages rsny) 20 St Thou
ass Church. ecruer Of Broadway And Honfton'si Atne
church The full Episcopal burial service VIII Be hea-ksv
Dr. whiehoase OF ST. Tnomsss and Rev Dr. bede o. 'ne
Church OF the Ascension eondsctDg the ceremonies ~
the conclusion the body will De deposited In the private
vAul, 81 W. B. As.or. ESQ In 50. Taonn' ChurenyHu'
where It will remain until mausoeum. appropriate 'o'
its nnal restlsg shall be prepared Ths will Proosoy DC
in Greenwood Cemetery.
propsr nuuSsr OF our Oldest and mos, esteemed eiii-
zans will oniea;e pail bearers. The Masonic fraieFni-
IT, in com psnce with the private nature Of the funer
will not appear in any ii .,ine,ive manner.
CgP At a quarterly meeting OF the City Tract
Society on Monday evening stated that the Soce-
iy the last quarter, hal employed 10 CITY Missionaries
and LIZA voluntary ysiters, who had impaired insIne
ton from house house. among that large class who at
tend no church They had also distributed s,s3u
e97 bibles 5g7 .estanens lent 1871 yolames, and gath
cred SO children into sabbath. and into Public schools
By these selfdenyng agents much also accomplished
fr advancing the comfort Of the poor in persusiios to
habits OF temperance. cleanliness and industry for he
education aud elevation OF their children. Yet good
and great a, these benevolent Efforts they ought
10 be greatly multiplied and the Commit.e state will be,
srapiy the increase OF contributions 10 their unds
viii allow.
II On SABBATH EVENING Rev. Mr. Calhoun,
Of the Syrian Mission will deliver second lecture In
reference to missions, at the Broadway Tabernacle.
MEETING or THE IrALIass-The Italian citizens
assembled las, night the Minerva Rooms, TO express
their mpaihy with the republican movements in Frsnee
ani adop. participating In the great meeting
In the Park. There quite large number IN attend
,ee and we saw no greater enthusiasm displayed at any
OF the maHy mcengs which have been held within the
last frw~s The banners Of Italy, France and Ameri-
ca, were drapei together In the nest tasteful Style behind
the speakers stand.
Prof FoREsrI called to the Chair, assisted by
Mes,rs AvEzzASr and Agent. Vice Presidents and
MI ArrrSxLLl, as Secretary. The PRESIDENT opened The
meeting with speech Of remarkable power and eo-
ouence lie dwelt ~ length on TINS former conoi-
lion Of Italy, sad alluded to her reaSakening IN Inc
most thrilling and inspiring lansuSSe' lie was en'nusAs
tically spplautei.
! Messrs FoSEsrI AvEzzAsE and ARGENT were then
appointed Committee Conference 10 meet mo COM
Of other nations In reference to the meeting 10
the Park.
speeches were made by Mr.. AvElslsE and one or two
Others Prof SEcca CAsALI was called for ard maze
stirring aud patriotic address HIS ILLUSIONS 10 fios
IA were very eloquent and appropriate.
Occupations from the French snd Polish Committees
made their appearance. ami were escorted 70 tne
platform aud Introduced by the President TO the audience
Three cheers were given for France Poland and America
Mr. TYss wsxr Of the ScAHeRpost made short address
in aan In which he recouned the suierings when ne
had the Sciisn peasantry endure under INC oPps
sion which they have successfully thrown on
At the close three additional cheers were given Tor Posn''
and the deputaon was presented with he Italian eosAse
OF green, red AMI white
Resolutions were proposed ard adopted that all italian
citizens should meet al the Minerva Rooms At three
o'clock on Monday next and march thence In procession
10 the Park wearing the national coekade aud carrying
he Italian trcolored banner united TO the hags OF Amer
ca and France. The meeting adjourned with the iveIi-
demonstrations OF JOY aud confidence IN inc ne'er
future which Is dawniog over Italy
Ia. We arc glad to learn that the steamer Uni
tel states which sails for Liverpool the sh OF April Is
rsoily filling up the number of her passengers, having
more than forty engaged already. She still has hun
dred vacant berhs however and assure those who
take them that she is hennest aud most comfortable
steamship anoatand believe that after she has made
her first rassage we shall be able to say that she the
fastest.
ANOTHER REyoLUTIOE.-PURsUIT or A PRINTER
uNprR pIrrIcuLTrEs-The managers Of the Opera after
weeks experience Of the blessings TO be derived from the
prlting and pufs Of the Herald newspaper, have con-
ouded that there Il Mt so much be made In that way
after all Yesterday. understand they repaired 10
Mr. saowden the printer displaced by the Herald andre
quested him to resume the business but he declined
Who hnay und9rt ook It can't say, but hope was
some good sowe mp, up, up, and SOW so down.
down, down.
m BY an advertisement in this days paper It
will benoced that Branch Post Office Chatham square
WILL be opened DAY at the original place, eornar East
Broadway and the enterprise of the proprietor afords
50 great an accommodation deserves the universal sup
port of the public In that section Of the city
Tys We call the attention OF our readers to the
meeting at The Minerva this evening in response to
the French Revolution Of which advertisement may be
found In another column. Ii Is held by the Association
i.t, and will be as crowded rs Il Is enthusiastic.
CHRIsrY's MISsrRELs-These ministers Of mirth
give an extra entertainment this afternoon at o'clock
Mr.. Editor: viii you oblige me through the
columns Of your paper call attention TO fact which
rapidly becoming nuisance. mean the lood CONVEX
"a ion " parties the Opss On Monday evening a.
tended the eoPening Of the house expecting to listen 70
the music forced inssad 70 hear the conversation
had bee 10 biz voice should have been tempted 10
spe.k Jut was. compelled myself to keep quiet u
I .tIl
70 "''' '"' ''1'''' ''' Lov1s OF THE opERA.
EXCEEDINGLY NERDAST The Sun tells story
Of two strangers the city who. ssr bsng taken In and
done M 'ck auction, ought to recover their money
or course they failed in their msn object but The ohef
bidders he Peter Fdnks) took their part 80 strongly thi
the sreenhorns gave them d9gceVr ir tie interest,"
they had evinced their behalf the three and the
other dollar bill The shades Of seenne's could no
deeper grow.
AccIDEsT Yesterday afternoon, as one OF
OKeefe's line Of omnibuses procsediog along the
Fghthsvsuus, Of the fore whsels fell On, Ard the
driver John Felix tumbed from bis seat and pitch
ed right on his head intO the street 10 was ibDusht be
would be picked up dead, but fortunately &c vss only
stunn ed snd seemed but little injured.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL Alfred wilson, recent
arrested for being detected 10 house whca he had on
tered rob aud taken in ths act OF esryint on
gistrats default Of sco0 bail yesterday fully
committed.
FORTUNATE EscAPE-A lady narrowly escaped
beins ron over yesterday while crossing the Bowery bya
runaway horse and carIisgs.
FousDLIsG.--An infant, evidently stillborn, was
found Yesterday 90 the nesr stuyvesant
square. IL bring second found IN the sans neigh
bofhood within two CT three days
portcr -Yesterday evening NJ al was arrested