New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25


c., crptf.s RrcErrioN Committee @
,,. common Council 20 10 El.zabcthtown ia steam
.t this morning To c,cor che Hero Of Cerro GoTdo
am 10 tb. City. where he viii De received with ali the
,e.mn,i. OF respect which the City bcstow ON I'd
s,rincai.hed man. Tho boat cavcs Castle Garden "a
n O'Clock. and may Dc expected to return 10y 2. The
Third Edition Of The Trisrae Wi. ifpossiae. contain
tag report Of al the proceeding
- The weather yesterday wasoi The gloomy
and uncertain ordcr-much Ike tte mind OF a Barn
burner under present circumstuccs zoo tho forenoon
tdrzzlcd. and .n tio afternoon and evening DO va
r.,idy and cherries. more decided contrast 90 ODD
warm summer dsys of last ~c, could not Doe iaae'n
r-.s What has become OBJ ths ordinance ca.oIcc'
tv Ma,or Brady compc.ln, tlo oi4n..gsss. 90 kept
tserrht' Docs &C. follow. ho,.u.c Mayor iiovcmcyo
elected TO he Office of Chief Magistrate. that th" a"
oiihs City may be dsregardcd FOB that rc-ncct as wei
al. the oncumberns 'hc streets and side walks ho"
comes IT, ai.o that The omnibus are now pefn'''''
% stop before ihc Museum to ihe detlmeni ana '''
,on.enec Of the public
ResrArrasr-sharp q Gamble are The prop"
,ior. .nd oa,crers Of the Restaurant corner Oh
and Dfgd Tho location 10 Convenient 'o'
moi the Civ and for tayc.ers VINO cross d" ''',
..v b.,f- Bat We venture % say ih'i eve" ''''
f..r ,,r, ma So eil able. were 90 known u'a' i'' ''
Gamble who constitutes one OF inc him De- inc cam
I.,,,4 G,,,slr who was for -1 long time ihe a''r
and c,,r,eoas conductor OF tire Ne"-Jersey iuf a'
co,,,.ov hundreds Of DIS friends would lind lm oui
u any part Of tne ''y
SHAVING a CoryIEYNAN.-A citizen Of May
f.ld Fulton Co. named Barney ferguson called at NJ.
oac. Of the Chief Of Police. aud stated inlI 'nyi
alter arriving loo This Cry and selling se'efH hunIi
.eon, which De- brought with him. Doe went 70 si'iit
=, lVe.t.f for the purpose ol purchasing lat ana
come other article. whore be- Wac accosieH ~ an iii
,ual VINO volunteered 20 escort hin around the III.
,,d bo,y him an the lons. which OTTER wa giadiy ae
,rutcd bv the stranger After proceeding snort o'-
t.iee they were iOincd by third person an accom-
p.ec of the unknown guide who offered o sei ch'ln
: warranted the purcsi gold for etU Inc 5wde inen
,.fed great desire 10 become the p0-sessor Of tn
oi.rdid ornament but not having the amount ia hs
rocket solicited Mr. Ferguson 20 advance the amount
Tor him on the chain until they reached the Aston House
whore his sitter would furnish hnn with the requisite
sm Mr. accordingly let his assmtcrested guide have
hin. money % pay for The chain and on arriving at
tho Actor House the latter entered ana passed Out al a
other door leaving Mr. +. in possession Of fine bras
chain ia cu of bis so with which the two rogues had
made their escape
Ty9rEsr.-Coloner Walters held an inquest yes
,erav al One Hundred and Twenty iitnt on the body
ola chld wears Of age. named Jacob Mtoh VINO wa
drowned by accidentally falling head foremost INTO D.
barrel from which Ae was cno'dtoih, 70 ger -oic wa
Ter The jury returned a verdict accordingly
Pol,E--A colored sailor named james smell
Yesterday preferred charge against VIM. Andcr-of
rhc Keeper Of immigrant nOardnshOu-e iof deiali
,og his luggage 70 appeared from the affidavit OF CON
riiusni thai be had Just arrived from Demerara ami
shortly after landing met the accused ON the wharf
VINO invited hun 20 take lodgings IN ms house. telling
him that he would get him ou board another ship. n
t.r boarding three days the complainant wished =
leave but Anderson refused 20 allow him 20 tah. hi-
baggage under preicnce that he owed hln - ihc
accused detained for examination a lello'
named AUGUSTUS Jcnkncht was arrested o. charge Of
mslcously throw ing vtriOl on pig and burning The
fcsh nearly 10 the bone Committed.