New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13
CITY ITEMS.

J DAoUthHgOfTgfso % Ma CLAr saturday
lat, a. tho conclusion of Mr. Glars lsyee In the CITY
iia he bssai ~ crowds n Csgefootyps al eager
for NE honor u transferring hs counisnsnco 10 their vi
yer plates AZ The request Of some Of hn friends Mf.
cLAr was prevailed upon 10 81 twice, and Mr..
Brady was The oransio artist who succeeded in obtain
Ink several handsome minstufss The crowd which had
collected BY this time, began calling loudly Of NJ CLAY
Who finally appeared at tho window u the Mayors room
and addressed them m words. He sad there was
little len of hm-iha hs voice was nearly gone-thai
uke sanpson If, strength had been shorn away with his
hair hi. hands nearly paa Ted with repeated shaking'
and he CO D. ony thank them or this Manifestation Of
their f-irr ily Interest and bi Them farewell
rV-We learn with regret that Dr.. STTARSs one
OF The Oldest. no. the Oldest Of the physicians Of the
CITY now lies dangerously ~ from the following canse
Some days since, IN psrng an APPLE he aecldentay
cut hc skin the end Of his thumb hut paid no attention
70 the tra NJ wound Soon aier he wasesed to attend
patient with The eryspeas and BY accident touched the
patient with the wouniei thumb such manner lhst
Of the virus CT the disease was communicated TO the
wound The thumb At once began 10 inasme and the
swelling gradually exieadcd Itself up the arm. no means
being found sble to check is progress Finally circle
burned around the upper Of The arm with esn'e
but this has not relieved the venerable sufferer, wto Is
now some eighty wears OILS learn that he lies perfect
~ n,snsbe and that his physicians despair entirely Of
saving his Ne
FIREMES's Rror-On Saturday night after the
Ore ~ the Meloicon in the RoNery was over. Companies
Is ana n met In the Bowery at the corner Of Grandst
and nsht took plscs between them. The animosity
one OF long standins-u having been dsbandei IN con-
sentence Of previous rotns and recognized again On
the present occasion the members OF that company an
pcpates asht aud went armed, some Of them AZ least
with pistols When the Companies met at the corner
Of Grand st. the riot wss begun by an attack with ISIS
made by members OF rs. we have been informed
L. instantly was replied 20 by the attacked party and
had not the police been at hand In force serious results
would have followed A. II was two pistols were dred
but we did not ascertain that any was wounded,
though n was rumored lhs, two men were ht by the
bullets No arrests made we believe. but We trust
me proper authorities viii ueat the matter ~ % deserves
Our dremen as general hiog have too good sense Of
Que themselves and their noble vocation, inls
20 Disgrace themselves snd those Who wish 70 descend %
he evel OF Philadelphia fremen should be efficiently
prevented from sratD ing such desire
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE--FIFrYsE HoRsEs
BuRNrD-About o'clock yesterday morning and almost
, Immediately after the stables Of the Harlem Railroad
Comfany The corner Of Forty seconds,. AM Fourth
avenue had been locked zap Tor the night one Of them
frame building 10 the center 100 feet by 80 10 which there
were at The time about 10 20 Of The most valuable hor-
es Of the Company was discovered 10 be FIRE, and 80
rapid was the progress " the flames that only 10 horses
were rescued from the devourlug element The entire
building as reduced to heap OF ruins and In Il %
horses were burnt to crisp. The ruins continued 10 burn
during the whole OF yesterday AM presented most shock
ing sight The value Of the horses burned 20 death Is IS
raed at about S. 600 exclusive Of the stable The fire
communicated TO two houses located IN the vicinity
fneo f a
cupiet BY man In the employ Of the company BY The
name Of Patrick Diamond who eft his house TO It's fate In
order 10 save horse usually driven By himself nom the
burpgs stable Another building occupied by the Harlem
Railroad Company IS oners and blacksmiths shopwa
also partially destroyed In Consequence OF this extensive
loss Of horses tho Railroad Company were unable to
run tu. seven cars yesterday or the horses Consumed
one was led as Ear as the door when he broke from The
person trying 70 save him and rushed back into the fire.
. Another 10y down beside the burning building and could
only be rescued by being rolled over and over TIL he was
1e distance from the Ore, when he consented 10 get up
e and be led away.
Aare also broke out In the Melodeon Ia tho Bowey,
saturday night a. II o'clock shortly afler the audience
had departed. l. is supposed 70 have originated ron
,he fgtlght on the stage. and then ssccutet 20 ne
seenory The fremcn quickly In Attendance and
ucceedsd 10 subduiug the flames before they la1 spf
r., Tho ,si,ning houses The basement occupied By Mr
r. fIssey as % chair factory, considerably camagef
e small frame building Ihrt-syen1e, between I"eniy
ninth and Thirtieih ST. was DESTROYED 0y IRE aoot-
p o'clock on sunday morning Two children were save
Z rom being burned TO death by policeman cnael s.
" lace On saturday morning, a. ) oe.ock me q Z
t Snu. from Turks Island lying 81 anchlr u 1n1 Nyitu
River opposite Castle Garden vas discoveries ~ e On
f- Il Il supposet 20 nave been caused By sparks from
}. La s,ve.poe TIE crew assisted by the policeman on
d lu.y. soon succeeded in putting 3. cur.
;. THg HurcHISs0Ss These favorits singers give
Tonight their second concert 10 New-lok They will be
welcomed no Doubt BY crowded whose numbers Will On
~ be limited by tie capacity Of the Tabernacle The rich
harmony Of their voices and certain freshness aud en-
,husasm they put into their singing Awsys appeal 10 the
popular TASTE end never appeal in vain. The selection Of
: pieces for 10. night Is good one.
. ~ After a childish day yesterday the weather
softenei down night to Spring like temperature and
little rain was distributed the not very thirsty
earth Ills to be hoped that seng IS here IN earn
est AID that shall have more Of the polar blasts
which on Saturday made NewYork az fsid and ilEtem-
. parei as Boston in an East wind
" The remains of the late Col Baxter, of the
Ns1-York Volunteers, daily expected in this City,
where every preparation Is being made to receive them
b. "NISTEEsTH CENTURY. In our notice OF this
paper we should said is published at 22 Nassau e.
Instead OF AHaH The paper Is not properly aee one
= either, being 10 rs fourth volume.
q CHRIsrYs MISsTELs-These sable songsters
perform this evening Mechanics Hall in this City and
not in BROOKLYN they have lately done Monday eve
: nings
n ~ We call attention to those who sell their
. unourrent money advertisement OF Mes,r, Buck
ley s. Deuel.
RECOVERY or SToLES PRoPERTY.-On Friday
h. ssfah % Fulton
q I'd Brookl,n was broken into and the entire contents
about 600 worth OF goods carried Of Yesterday Off
Ger Higgins ascersoed driver had conveyed 70 New
4 Work suspicious character with black leather TRUNK
= which was traced the OF Cannon and Rvineton
sts and thence Msngiust the officers guide 70 the
place ie vidpsl who had carried the trunk thithe
being under the influence OF liquor at the lime made con