New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15
CITY ITEMS.

1 VALUABLE GiFr.-OW HirhN ""H A'f
ESQ. the popular host OF the American received
splendid testimony Of regard from his 8oston ir,na'
t.v or two ago On the occasion Of Ms departure
from tia, city not lone since they determined on pre-
.sntnr him with some substantial token Of their e..
TEEN and accordingly an elegant silver pitcher ana
stand we're prepared and Mr.. y A. Thompson appoint
ed ON their behalf % present il 70 him. The pitcher
bears the following inscription
P---,-s ta JOB TAEER olal o BIS rfsrs to-''r ,i
t-r .r b. ners1at| a-e-fs - taa' rf.t Wa. i-f'
Il. form is purely classic, and the body s covered
with An exquisite chasing OF vines and flowers. Mr.
Tsber .cxuovledgsd the .ift which gratifying
a II was unexpected. in = few appropriate remarks
He has commenced bis career among NJ with an ener
~ and spirit which prove that TIE confidence Of h-s
friend. has not been wrongly bestowed The Anne
rcsn under his management Dds fair soon % become
one OF the mos, comfortable and popular places OF So
loum IN the City.
- THE NArIoNAL REFoRNER, of ihc Thr
,senth Ward held spirited meeting Al ITALIAN Han
Grsni.st las, evening Geo Il. >prague presided and
made speech IN elucdatou Of the principles and aims
Of the National Reform Party stirring speeches were
.lso made by WIN. nighton and J. h. ingalls,. The
Reiormcrs. In addition 70 the i0uqg imoicr, have
weekly or-an called TIE Lagfuarl devoted exclusive
Is 70 the propagation OF their principles 10 s edited
and published by an association OF Workinsmen. and
the profits are appropriated 10 the Reform cause.
The Reiorrners are 70 have Railroad Excursion and
BANQUET ~ Norriss Cut near Fordhan, Thursday
next soth inst Tickets fer the Excursion, 81 cents
- \ Report of the Annual Exhibition o. the
Pupils ct the Deaf and Dunno Institution. watch has
been crowded out for two three days viii be found
on tNe outside of tcdays issue
THr LAST Or rHE VlENNEsE-The farewell
benef, Of the yiennese Children viii be had 70 night
a. Burtons rhester In Chsmbersst They viii go
through with some Of their most graceful bsets and
give in addition z vocal performance Mr. Broughem
will also appear in one OF ms me lrsh character. "A
saturday evening recreation Burton offers some pow
eriui attractions
DEATH To rHE CANINEs-The Mayor procla-
nation m regard to dogs authorizing the payment OF
ity cents for each one killed large has been pub
lshed and the boys on the lookout for spoils We
saw dozen armed with clubs, pursuing luckess eur
yesterday and he only barely escaped, by boiling up
an alley where they hestsed to follow. Since the boys
have taken the matter into their hands may expect
partial security.
FBEs.-A fire broke out last night about %
CLOCK III inc -tfnuu ,lp Ut -totN N'' ''
occupied by Legal Luvsrd French importer Consid.
cradle damage done the premises by water
4 fire broke out shout II o'clock last evening in the
building situated the Of James and Madison
sts occupied iuHkshop It was said 10 have orgi-
mated from some powder which had csrelessly been
Ell lying loose in the shop. Our dremen. however
were quickly On the spot and checked the flames be.
fore they had time to spread
BURGLAKlEs.--Last night gang OF burglars
broke into i've houses in sixth Il and succeed in steal
ing from 100 no. and ll3 quantity Of silver ware.
They were disappointed however in two other houses
they entered as the families who occupied them were
in the country and had taken everything out Of the
usual places The Police the lookout for the
parties, End expect soon to catch them.
NEW FLOUR ~ THE CIrY.-New Flour from
new North Carolina Wheat, superior article for
bread we understand has already been received in the
City by Hecker & Brothers, Of the Croton Mills POI
Cheryst
DEATHS At rHE EMGRANr HOSPITAL, July 10.
Cath Hnckley Ann Hinckley Bridget Hinck-
Icy infant diarrhoa natives OF Ireland arrived in the
Industry Their mother is also At the Hospital.