New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
CITY ITEMS.

war -oFx M.roR MicKL.-iha Chef and
the ..-.,l Csoain. Of Police wiki parry %; invited
y,,.,. made Al excur.oD yesterday morning % Ire
s,,,- ,e.i5ence Of His Honor. * Mayor Mlcs-e, "a
I'm, l.fsrs An extra tran Of cars Wa proT.tei %
erry the company 70 his residence. aud aver sPendng
most agreeable dag AMID Toe ffesa 1reezes Of tie
country and oying the liberal Hospitality Of tie er-
Msgor tie gae.ts returned T. The Ciy highly grsthed
with their ghiful excursion.
CoxxgycFMzer At FOsDHAN.-Ths ANIMAL
Commencement Of = Johns Co lere. For5nsm - 70
Be celebrated on next Monday the 18th TIE fapn-A-
ton II tbs Institution unter toe cn@rge o. dating
&C clerrglneu cfthe Ronnsn C-t- c Church. ~. draw
large audience and douo, TIE interest o. to per
fo-taancss WI vel reward their st.-n3ance. The ex
erc..e. Of To occasion VII conusuoe AZ O'Clock P
~ and trains leave he Cliy Hall Al 2 ard !.
Tsg LATE WILLIAM A. VAcsE.-The sudden
decesse Of ,.is mer.,orous actor of he prevail :
eyideraie cali. forth the re-s expression. Ct syDps.
tiv Re su...ne3 m honorable reputation Tor his ex
ceaenre in the private relations u lite :, vel A. for
hi. professional abilities end skill He was sttsrLed
with Cholera alter an impruaeut exposure ~ bathing
while much hea,ed us younge, ch.d. az infant Ct
few mon ~ DID, who had been b. f1r some trae, va
buried ia the same grave with h.s father lie has leit
widow and four children. VINO are inus suddenly
deo-i,ed Of their esrtIy protector AID support and
vino present strong claims On the symPa-ny O. ne
public.
srsp,Y LiouoR--A meeting n liquor a'ers
s hold II The Shakespeare Hotel on Thursday evening
.o ,ao,, 1easures sganst the municipal ordinance Of
ii,g their stores On Sunday. number Of sddresses
.,. ,o.de and series Of resolutions passed, after
,ybi,b the meeting adjourned over 20 next Monday
| ,.,y One Of the resolutions declared that the
proclamation Of the Mayor ordering the liquor shops
N be closed IVES adverse 70 personal ana reS'0n'
| freedom"
p,.,KeuAEDs oS THE BATTFRY.-We hear
,os, coopisint Of the annoyance experienced BY res
,sle ladies from the gauge Of iosfers and ro"n.es
ubo ipfrs, the walks Of the Battery. More than two
hundred persons including eighty notorious vags'
honda were Yesterday lying the grass and making
,b.s, rpertinent remarks on persons who passed "
The services Of the Police here loudly called for
TsxyS SICK AND DID IS THE SrREET.-An
cmigrsnt. lately arrived from Ireland named Mary
Hughes. while walking in Second 81 near Avenue p
about O'Clock last evening fell senseless ana deu
| soon af,erward. She conveyed TO her hnends 81
No 3O2 second.st aud the Coroner notified A very
respectable young man, named Charles Chambers was
| 70 Fourth " ara rtallDU upur' gN7eNT' 80"
stste Of insensibiy. when be was taken 10 the Wa
us,n.., Ilospitsl but died before gaining admission
| AccfpEkr-A man named James Collins, a. az
earlv hour this morning, fell from the seconds'ory
window Of house No l4i Orangest by means oil "hich
| bis head was severely though not dangerously IN
ipred DR.. Jackson was called in and dressed the
| wound.
FOUND FLoArING.-A small coffin, containing
an infant was last evening found floating in the water
at tho ioet OF Ninthst Z. R. It was taken from the
| water. and the Coroner sent for.
| CRoroy WArER.-fhe occupants OF the thi'o
story Of store No 2. Msidsnlane carelessy lsit the
| Croton water running aud locked up the store u was
Uncovered by policemen Carey and Cavanash' VINO
broke open the door, and stopped the water from Iu
ming The water had already made rs way through 70
the first floor occupied as cigar store By Mr. Hen
drck. and but for its timely discovery much damage
| would have been done.