New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
CITY ITEMS.

. ~ Alr--A a.l.- "a Is =, AH4NA tt.'
pssrAnce o.; perfect beehive Men. goods ani shai.
t-is. mereaanaise. rioFs az stove aises chs-s g.
farm wagons. are a. intsrnns'ei in che confused rises
vale TIE various owners are busy as ants 'r - ne
Manager. and their cerss1 arranging ard rearrsnsns
Transporting sni asserting sni striving very saccessa
iy. % bring order o1i q chaos
By tomorrow. everything W. be ready for eNh1.-
ton and tie doors viii open . The public PROBABLY
about boon in the evening there j. % be- az Opening
? Address from Hon " CHoArE Of Rhade Island % tc
followed By Pyrotschnic displays sc. Sc.
TIE new building 10 the rcar ,f TIE Castle. i7- the
moving machinery sad the en-ine. = completed. ard
l60 feet In ien-th-gvin- ample sccommotatcn O. aI
the new machines o@ereit The interior Arrangements
g The Garden cannot tu- be much improved By ths Sd
.ence ~ tie dsa-rcesbe sud continual c.tier unier
,ae galleries which formerly has really ben const
cradle annoyance while examining the vsrious beautiful
articles 60 ,t7ishiy Proflse in these Exhibitions.
Atore,he- fher- j. very fair evidence far thstts
Fsr VII surpass sry cf is p-edecessors Pho .Tiendor
and variety of the articles presented There IT, OF
c11re very general interest IN o. and tts year agsn
3. VII Be ihroassi-
Srlcl1r-M-. John Brown returned Nc.ua-
teer vas found Ia bis room a; the Ho5oken House.
Pesr-t act -ht about o'clock. with be throat cat
from ear % ear Physicians were Immediately called
hut his case pronounced hopeless. and be has 10
doubt brca-hed BIZ last ere this Mr Brown was sup
posed TO have been insane for three days pre-
vious 70 this tragedy.
MAcREADY-It is a. iast settled that NJ Ma
cREApY vii make his first appearance AZ the Aston
Place Opera House on Wednesday night Mr. Nl5lo
with hi. usual enterprise having engaged him for
raj week. and made arrangements for bringing oar the
master works OF Tragedy in powerful and effective
manner The great reputation OF Mr. Macresdy IS a
mo-t finished aud artistic trsEcdan viii cause bis reap
pe.rancs on the New York boards be- anticipated with
great interest He vii be- ally supported ~ talented
company.
rgr HANISeroS MAGNIFlcESr DIoRANA, con
,uue TO attract the public attention They interest
ing alike % the young and 10 the old to the religious
and g. the srtsucs There IS great deal OF beauty Ia
these works OF We would particularly draw the at
ten;.on Of the public t. this MONDAY evenings eNhbi
on lts for the benefit OF ths artt whose labor amid
many difficulties completed the intricate work We earn
that Mr. Harrington viii soon leave the City for Boston
Bakers celebrated scnrural paintings also 70 be
displayed
CHhisrYs AGNN-After short but most bnl-
liant aud successful tour 20 the North and West Chrsiy
and h.. Band have returned % this City and VIII re-
ceiye their mu,f;uinous friends tonight when they
open their second season of Concerts We shall now
have two sets oi bones ia vigorous operation every
night and with both the Chrsiy- AMI Campoeis
treating Sassnnsh 70 refrain from tears II u most
probable that the young lady viii nnaly be contorted
II TIE CONCERT At rHg TABERNACLE 10
nisht is creating great sensation anticipation. We
learn that two thousand tickets have already been sold
and the sale AZ the music. stores viii close At early
r.rs boa Of h. nrclr
pieces and that they have never been exec led On
this side OF the water.
- Notices OF Marriage. or Deaths sent to Us
anonymously are not Inserted
A FLYING DEFAuLrFR CAUGHT-O Saturday
asst officers Re.yes and Edwards OF the independent
Police boarded the ship Ganone A. Il was entering this
port, and arrested passenger on board named r. II
Gernus. wiki property u the amount OF -lODO found
with him IL appears that these vigant officers bad re-
ceived information that the prisoner had LETT Rottcr
am with hi. wife and mother for N-V York. after
having defr,ud-d the houses Of Francis Broley 4 son
aud Edward Dubois of Belgium. and De Lestr geant
of Holland and this accordingly led to the arrest
Mc.srs Barney 4 Mitchell counsel for the foreign
houses. will have the pleasure of communicating the
ABOVE facts 20 the above named hrm'.
ANOTHER DEFArLrEK-OlicersR eyea and
Edward arrested German named Martin Nalersis, !
with about 5000 with which he had sbsconded in the
ship Merton from Bremen
4 Mas LOsr.-We publish the following. from |
the Sagers Teegraph, in the hope that il may lead to
the discovery Of clue 10 the tate Of the missing
person.
Elijah Davis Of Saugert'cs n \. left home on the /
23i OF August last for Newiork City intending ~ he
stated his family return IN two or three days On /
the following day he called upon relative n Washing
ton Market New York City snd stated that he had |
som, business At Brooklyn 10 which place be was then /
going lie did not day. has he yet been
heard from by his family Mr. Davis Is little six /
feet in height slim built Of light complexion light /
brown hair and whskers On the lett side Of his
forehead where his hair parts i mark u darNsh /
color and about the size OF hye-cent piece.