New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-09
CITY ITEMS.

with number Of Wee Presidents and Assistant >ecre-
tsris. red liberty cap and red aas were presented
amid great cheering
The srst speaker was Gen HrEAN WALsaiDGE
.ort II nsta-s'.1ei Gernsn sna lover % h@pu1ican
liberty generally Pc concluded few eloquent re-
mark. by introducing v Hecker.
n HEcEEE then Proceeded o. make some interest
o remarks on the scenes he had Pssscd through sni
Oh the stare ~ EUROPE generally HeeNPressed hope
u The ultimate triumph o.; TIE people IN the od Wari
and omy.meaied The people % tbs country pari-cl-
larry o his CITY ior ther sympathy IN ihe ealse
BE spoke n German.
He va followed ~ NJ FoEsM Eho spoke e.o-
auenty Oh tne same topics
Gen WLsAi1GE vas again called and responded "a
-a.ri o- band speech which was received vita Loud
cheers
r. ScHo.>rNGEs. q inen3 Of N HEcNEz, $50 ad
dressed t.e meeting. The following resolutions offer
q be- " DlErz Of the S,aais lang were adopted
AMI tne meeting adjourned ia great enthls a'm amid
the cheers Of the multitude and With music from AZ
excellent band.
R,s9.-ea That we W. support with at our power
and might Hecker the hesi leader % the Republican
principle whom such w have received a. tue guest
~ City. that be may be aoe o. carry oscs veto
nous acrOss the ocean to nls iaintllaul me lll-1
banner % social Replt icsnsm which BE- has been
the frst % rslse 10 Germany
Res0Ire1 Thar Ve render the hesresi thsnks OF tbs
assembly OF German Republicans o. our worthy and
a0n0red Mayor su1 h.s worthy colleagues IN the Oiiy
Government for their ready snd cheerful compIance
with the wishes % tneiE German feo cuzens and i0r
the honorable reception given oy them % the hepuol-
can Hecker that in doing they have proved them
selves friends % toe freedom and happiness %
All nations Honor $50 belongs 70 the ptofle OF o4f
CITY generally. whom the City authorities have 80
w0rhiv represented AMI o. al classes OF our fellow
citizens Tor the warm and cordial greeting with which
they have welcomed the bsnshed patriot, by which
generous conduct they entitled themselves 20 he
warm gratitude OF German Republicans on both sides
Of the ocean Henceforh. the name American viii
1e % free Germany also % AT free people through
out the word passport % respect and friendiness
and honor Tor noble sympathy Shown BY Americans
for the cslse OF Liberty among the oppressed people
0f the world
Res8lre4 That me substance oi the above resolution
he respectfully communicated 5y Committee from this
meeting bis Honor the Mayor and the Corporation OF
the City OF NeV York
Res0Irsd That the thanks 90 this meeting be given b
Hccker and Gen Wslbrige Tor their addresses his
evening and that the same be- published 10 the journals
IS this city
DEPARTURE ~ MIssIoyARiEs.-Hev W.. NJ.
JoNEs .nd wife. formerly Missionaries Of the American
Baptist Free Mission Society to Hsyt. but who have
been on visit here on business connected With the
Mission. sailed tbs morning in the brig Hayu Capt.
CUTS for the aed OF their labor. they we're accom-.
state who zoe. oat 20 Oh the place made vacant by the
return and recent death Of Miss Young OF union VII
LACE a most devoted and useful Missionary for two
year. in Port Prince where she tell victim 20 the
severity Of the climate and returned home February
sst
Rev Mr. CrsHuAN a graduate of Brown University.
with hi. young wife ate graduate Of Obern, were
among the passengers destined for the held Of Ia
Dor. ~ Missionaries Of the Evangelical Society
Devotional exercises we're performed On board last
evening on parting with their friends
" The weather for lew DAYS past has been
beautiful in the extreme Yesterday u clear
woman. smile ending Of 10 the evening little colder
than her frown We learn by express from our Brook
lyn Reporter that pretty much the same On the
other side of the oriental River We would inform him
that we take care Of our own weather and. unless
when found different over there he need not make
a note Of"
HIGHvAY ROBBERY On Friday evening last,
while clerk in the employ OF Drew, Robinson co.
q y Wal Il by the name Of r Crommeline. was
passing from one manufacturing establishment 20 an
other in Paterson. y with a package containing
- 500 in bank notes he was attacked by two young
men, who struck him several violent blows nhictng
a severe wound on his face and they then iorcibly
took the valuable package from him and decamped
Mr Crommehne on recovering himself in some mea-
from the stunning effects Of the blows raised an
alarm when persons went IN all directions In pursuit Of
the daring robbers and two young were arrested
yesterday suspicion Of being the guilty parties but
Mr. G. was unable 10 Identity them positively they
we're however detained for examination Il seems
that Drew Robinson s Co have been accustomed for
sometime pat of sending agent 70 Paterson every
fortnight with considerable amount Of uncurreut
small bll. for the manufacturers there 10 pay their
hands with and that on this occasion Mr Crommelne
had Just LETT 5000 At one establishment snd was pro
ceodns 70 another with the before named amount
when he was knocked down and robbed
A,orHER HIGHWAY RoBBEKY.-A fellow who
gave bis name ss Joseph White was arrested soou,
clock Yesterday morning on charge Of being con
cerued with smother man IN seixng German named
Frederick Kcnk in Centrest and robbing him Of gold
watch and chain valued At $50. lisppears that Keuk
being stranger in the City inquired Of the rogues
whom be met where 70 md Pearlst and after be had
Proceeded short distance according to their drec.
ton. they followed and robbed him. KcnA gave the
slsrfn and officers Rafferty, and Whe.an pursued The
,.sins when White was arrested. having previously
Sung the watch away. but was picked up BY Police
man. Inc tccptA ~ "tt' rA-NttitA lu 'IfNAA-
bis escape
~ The Free Soil men Of tbs City have O
grand rally this evening ia the PARK Senator NILES Of
Connecticut JoHN Van BUAEN. Mr GAFENEY Of Albany.
Mr. KmBoURNE. "a Free SOL carpenter and othereo.
oueat orators are announced Tor speeches.
y The steamer United States 5 20 leave
Southampton on Thursday next the 9TH some Of
the passengers on board when she had 70 put back
have waited % try their luck with her again.
NEW Picture BY DELAROCHE-A grand his
,onca picture by Deiaroche occupying eighty feet Of
canvas and entitled Napoleon Crossing the Alps
was received In This City BY. the Hermann on
her last arrival and viii be open for exhibition At the
National Academy few days. This painting has
been pronounced the 1i aaars OF "a celebrated
thor and will doubtless attract srse share of public
;suton We know too little Of the modern Preach
and German schools OF Art IN the United states and
We are happy to encourage the efforts making %
introduce some OF their choicest works among Is
AulsENENrs THIs EvENlNG.-BIrt treats the
City 70 pay called By somewhat familiar
. our readers NeN-l0rk In Slice. with other en-.