New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11
CITY ITEMS.

TvEsDar. July o. --+2.
FArHEs M,raEws LErEE.-This morning 4
nun.scr q iaaie. VISITED Fsher Mathew at TIE Cry
H4L They we're introduced hv Al Mercer. and pass
.1 tae i..luru-.hed atler ,.fias warm s-sse o M
h4rd AID hearty welcome nth tAe tongue. t4ey made
iha.s exit through the toor ~ che r-rtt
Nj Z y Fowler ths rar-uo'e --'t visited Fsthei
N4-aew yesterday a. i1e irs-as House and examined
bis he.i. wa view o; ssas cnaf. Of a.s develop
inenu TO the public.
MATHEW WooD.-The execution OF Wool
which vas 20 have taken place this morning is ssan
postponed 5y Gov F..a Us zen day
n We have received communication com
planning OF delay IN delivering tie freight Of the
steamer Washington The writer alleges that this Is
vexat'ous provoking and srca, pecuniary .ac1n7e
n.lnce.
- A correspondent informs IS that young
woman u or IS year. Of age. died unattended on the
.,h instant without physicians uarse bed or medicine
oil c.,y arrarg ement 90 t1e contrary Notwithstanding
CiE,slsG 1HE CiIr.-Slits are 70 be commsnc-
.d l.s week by order OF he Board Of Health. against
-1s owners o. premises 1r the amount, OF money spent
50 TIRE City sbsiinr nuissnces. The Corporation ~;
to.rcy Is O. prosecute tor 50 n each case.
MuxIcirAL BADGEs--Thirty-six nest silver
stars have been made BY order OF the Common Coun-
c % be ror- By the Cry Fathers in al cases OF ROT
arc public meetings &c 10 ;he center OF each star Is
toe Coat Of Arms Of the City aai the word Police be-
low On the back Of the is engraved the name OF
ne owner and the W ard be represents.
FIRE N PuBLic ScHooL ~. Last night a
tire broke cut in this School lHsnryst) which con.
sumed enc Of the recitation rooms and ali some other
damage The building set on IRE 3y an !ncendiary,
for whose discovery reward should be offered This
not the fret attempt 20 burn IL GA Monday there
was nofre lighted nor any lamp burning The teachers
locked the doors i've and some evilmlndei wretch
must have aken the opportunity o. darkness and silence
TO lsht dame that might have done much damage had
10 Dot been promptly eNtn-1i,hed. The rcn0o. Will
be reopened tomorrow "Wednesday morning
ACCIDENTAL DRoWrNG.--A q rman named
Hermann schwarz, quite young man. was accidental
~ drowned yesterday afternoon OF Governors Island
while attempting to get bis haf, which had fallen over
board. His friends who we're In the boat with him
made every effort 70 rescue him. bur he disappeared
immediately aud did not rise again.
Portcr CoURr A man named George N M-cser was
arrested last evening ont rrte ni mhie nusN Bring
.ful A. Henry lrnrgc 90 III CUrfou--f Comm led 90
saswer... OfceI Duncan, of the X,h Wart as even
in- took iliu custody awuuan named IItosh Murphy
on charge of grand larceny. stealing lo from fue-
Nl She ..csed up fH ABOUT ID O'Clock
a.f light named Am Louisa DAVIS was srrr-sd
FOR stealing various a.uces of clothing valued a. 80
from Bridget Lsu.liu Committed Last rrrnln y "nolt
O'Clock Sergeant Williams CO. the Fret Yard Police
arrested man named Thomas Gsruurd, on charge of
petit larceny and sldncing sailors from ship lying in
fHe Fa.t RIVER Detained 90 ausw Ofcer badg
pf iic Tenth Ward. last evening arrested chap called
Robert Parker, charge of 1hing tAe money drawer
~ R.,ard Fisher corner OF Bosery am Rvngion ST. OF
- he was committed iy Jus lee rim,oI+...A man
nauled John W. 1am was a-f evening taken into Gus
foiy for stealing TOOLS valued g. from ne type foundry
OF Charles Whiting Detained O. eXanlnatur.