New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
HrNGARi,N MsErl~G-A meeting OF the Com
mttce Of Organization in the proposed demonstrations
IN favor Of the noble conduct and glory OF tho Hunsa
rams held last evening - The shaSspere Hotel
Mr Schmidt presided and many friends OF the Hungs
rian cause Including Gen. Hiram Walbridge. c. A Ds
ma " F.. Robinson. l.. X nreisach. Leopold Kuh. Haz
man. and many others were present The principal
business before the Committee In regard 10 the ap
pearsnce OF national asgs and after some discussion
on the proposition IF Mr. Dans Il decided that the
Committee should propose TO the Common Councith
the American snd Hungarian aass should uniiedly IN
| fur"themselv-, from the City Hall On Monday-snd, On
the motion Of Gen. wabndse, " that they should b.
hoi.,ed a. sunrise adopted After this motion
iepuiston of Irish Patriotic Fusers composed prin
cpsiy OF young who bad suffered by the late in
slrrecdon ia that land. under the command Of Capt
Walsh and frs, Lieut. Fay. were ushered n and an
nounced themselves sympathizers with the strug
giles Of Kossuth ana the brave Hungarian nation and
they were depuiaron from their guard TO convey to
the Committee their wish 70 be allowed to take par,
in the proceeding. Of Monday in honor Of Liberty
rheir proposition met in suitable manner and
after some further business the meeting separated in
excellent feeling
We must not omit to add that Il was proposed th.t
Gen. Avezzans should be invited O. preside At the
rench and Italian stand The proposition receiy
"a with reclamation
HU>GsEIAs MEErISG.-The Courrier des Efats.
INA, Of yesterday contains cal 10 the French re.
dents Of New York 70 NEE, this evening a. the h0s
Dc Par' 70 take for the expression OF their
sympathy with the patriotic Hungarian. Whstever
ciferencs Of opinion may exist says the C0urer a. to
internal policy Of their own country all Frsnchrneu
sre Ii rat Of ha i'm
patty with their cause.
THE Trade SALE.-The August sale Of books
and stationery by aessrs Cooley & Reese wa. opened
on Thursday and Will be- continued through the greater
part Of next week We notice an unusual number Of
valuable publication, on the catalogue The sale On
Thursday and Friday devoted 10 the extensive no
soriment Of stationery, which generally vent al good
prices The trade appears 90 be well represented and
with few exceptions, b. very good looking
rr The announcement OF Mr.. RicHARD GRANT
WHITE one Of the editors OF forthcoming sunday
paper IL entirely unwarranisd, - we are assured By
the best authority Mr. White Is altogether ignorant
Of the project and the projectors.
SACRED DloRaMAs.-Ths splendid exhibition At
Panorama Hall 10 drawing large numbers Of spectator.
Is gives striking Illustration Of the history VI the
Creation and OF the Deage contained IN the s.cred
writings, and cannot be seen without admiration.
LORD BTRoSs POsrHUMOUs LErrEEs.-A col.
lection Lord Byron unpublished stters are asoat to
issued from the press in New-Yor1 BY Msj George
Gordon Byron Of the British Army who /. under.tood
- b a near relative Of the noble poet
MONTGOMERY GUARD This splendid military
Company will make their annual target excursion -
Keypor, n. J. on Monday next They will probably
return In time 70 show themselves ~ the Hungarian
meeting N the Park.
ISQUEsr.- Coroner Waters held an inquest
yesterday upon the body Of George Ander.
son yng dead a. the City Hospital where be had been
ying sick since the 18th Of August last suffering from
gunshOt wound IN the knee received the sane morn.
ing about o'clock, from the hands OF Thomas Lough
ey while In disturbance ~ house 10 Fifteenth g.
between Seventh and Eighth avenues The evidence
went 70 show that party q men, among whom
the deceased called AZ the hO1se IN question about Or
o'clock 10 the morning and after r0usins the inmates
sad they wanted ~ see woman Who lived IN the rear
Tor The purpose u collecting Oil due. One Of the 10
mates told them that u time % collect debt
hat the ~0an 10 question bad moved away the night
before, and ordered them away when the o-lser-nts
commenced 70 abuse the inmates, and threw ssversl
Toeys q stSnes plsto. the Ia bands Of the
deceasec, and 1ferward 10 was AIRED a; the house The
prisoner L0ughley u The landlord of The place which
= boarding house, and repeatedly ordered them sway
and nnAy nred gun Al the bell erents which wound
"a and subsequently Killed the deceased and slightly
Injured another q the rioters named Samuel Jacques
Justice Aountfort testified that the prisOusr sas
brought before hin b sidney Parker u The slnta
ward, charged With having shot man, and that De
.s1 held aim y BAL Ia - 90 % snsger a. the session.
f1r felony pso that he visited the house he next
day and Slao. shots upon toe house evdeny AIRED
- TIE assaanis and marks Of violence - II done 81
stones upon the door The house 10 frame one and
stand 10 the middle u open lOt with the gable end
ard tEe street Tie testimony al come ZEN 9Th
and somewhat con-ictec regards the unne &c &C.
copying TIE wnoe Afternoon, 5Et the cOndersatOn Of Il
8 above stated ltappearec also evidence that the
prisoner lad threatened D. shoot other persona and
keP, guns 10 bis house losd>d for that purpose The
Coroner enArgec he Jury that they determines
whether Thomas Loaghley, the prisoner was TIE per
petrsor q i1srnsole homicide or u uansssx
The Jury t0Cnd that The decessed came 10 his death
~ tie e1eeis q g1n-snOt wound received % TIE
morning y, August "a, s4s. The Jury believed that
InonAs Lous hey the accused, 1suhed 10 defend
s us house 4d family from the ssssults made b. The
1ece2sed and others % hat morning
Al Inquest ~as Eeld on Thursday upon the body Of
AZ unknown man found coating u the rver A. the loot
Of Narketst Verdict Death By drowning