New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
CITY ITEMS.


A-A1LAlr s--y J. l-t'.
! F.rHER MATHEW LkvEE-Rey TsEoBoLr
MATHEW received several thousands Of visiiers todal
IN tie Go~srnors Room. Cry Hal Al .rsersainasI
stream Of human beings Of al grades men. women aul
children continued 10 P9ar through TIE room from i.
o'clock An entering &; ,hs center door psssng tn
honored guest aud giving hin hearty shake Of wei
come and making th-r exit OF tie night
Scarcely one person passed the distn -shed Apostle
without giving utferAlce 20 some word OF congrs,4ls
ton and several Irsh were moved 10 tears on behold
inr their celebrated countryman One msn apparently
Of the a5orins class his SHIFT sleeves rushed in and
falling On his knees before the holy father burst into
aood OF tears Others passed steadily with the tear
Of oy trembling IN their eye. but had scarce reach
Cd the outer door when they gave vent 10 their emo
ton in psroxysm Of weeping.
There were ave or SIX persons who took the pieds.
il was not atLer Mathews intention 10 give il here.
but be could not refuse the request The first persons
who received the pledge from him IN America were
Francis O'Connor aad Mary Fagsn, both thoroughly
Irsh When left. q; halt past =, the tide OF en-
ihuasc visitors that slowed in 20 be presented the
observed of al Observers was ill and swelling a.
a. the arsL
AxUsExESTs on The FoURrH.-The follow ng
programme will enable readers who in pursuit
Of amuserents for the glorious Fourth, 20 make Sc
lection according 20 their tastes. With such liberal
variety the most difficult such matters VIII b. able
TO md sonneihing - ihsir mind
Burton's Theafer-tw1 performance, afternoon
q. evening a. o'clock
Grand Concert OF the Italian Artists Al the Chinese
Assembly Rooms go Broadway Afternoon and evening
Otto Cottage Hoboken. Grand Instrumental Concert
Randalls Island Chidrcns Fcte AID Floral Festival
Go in the steamer Stranger from Peck slip Ferry a.
and o. o'clock A. NJ; and az j., 2 and o'clock p.
returning Al intermediate hours.
Casfle Garden. Music and Dancing. More than Iify
performers Doors open ~ &.
Barnums American Museum. Splendid perform
ances in the afternoon az g and IN the evening AZ
O'Clock.
The Great Chinese Museum. between Prince and
Spring Broadway. Open all day.
Dusseldorf Academy 0t Painting over the Church Of
Divine nifty. "a Broadway. between Prince snd spring
Gallery % Old Masters, Lyceum Building 5o2 Broad
Physiological c ib.net Fowlers Wells l33 Nassau st
Nl5.os Garden vii be opened with three perior.
marces
Chr-ty's Ninistres will give two entertainments
Grand Display OF Fireworks at tie PARK. Union.
SQUARE TomI kins square and IT Harlem. To com.
nience al b; ocock Bands oi Music fer each OF the
above places.
yauxhsl Garden vii be opened in the evening for
Ball. under the nlsna cement of SIR Parker.
Tho .tcamboa, Confidence Is 10 yi-It Shrewsbury.
Oce'n House, Port Washington, and Red Bank
The steamer Santa Claus Wi make an excursion 60
Rock and Lake West Point Cold Spring, Newbursh SC
and Will return % the city early 10 the evening
The steamer Hudson Will. during the day visit the
Narrows. Sandy Hook, and Coney Island and IN the
evening 20 IN Grand C0;iilon excursion.
The steamer Columbus u to Welt West Point ln tho
morning and ia the evening 60 On mo might cxcur.
-ion accompanied by barge Two bands viii accom-
pauy her
The stcamboa, Armenia VII visit Peekskin Cald
wells verp4ncks Point, Grassy Point, sing sing aud
Nyack
The steamboat Joseph Belknap vii also visit al the
III. IL. tI 4 \. s.hsfr
The Steamer Aida goes 70 Albany and her passcn-
gers will return On the New World, one 9i the most
magnificent steamers ever built
The steamer Buffalo. accompanied By an experienced
old fisherman, viii vsif some choice nshng grounds
The steamers Annette and Frank run 10 Fort Lee
and Bulls Ferry.
The New Haven Railroad Company Will give All ex
curson to Bridgeport one OF the peaaanIei towns ia
Connecticut.
The Camden and Amboy Railroad viii give an excur.
sion 20 Philsdel phia.
The steamboat Hero Will sail round staten Island in
the siernoOn, and n the evening go an moonlight and
The steamboat Edwin Lewis viii yis, the Ocean
House and ai,er giving ts passengers chance 10 en-
Joy the pure sea breczcsi VIII return % tue cry carry
m the evening
The steamboat Greenwood viii run regularly during
the dav between the foot of Canal-st aud Greenwood
pier where the pure air delightful scenery and excel
lent fishing viii attract many visitors.
The smack Ann w Pendeton j. 70 leave Brooklyn
on tomorrow for capital fishing excursion returning
early IN the evening.
lheHudson River Railroad and tie hainspo railroad
viii give excursions.
The Young Mems Neapolitan Association has char
tered steamboat and viii go excursion 70 Glen
Cove.
The New Jersey Railroad have made the necessary
Arrangements for those who wish 10 visit Philade phia
or any of the pretty quiet places in Jersey at lower
rates than al other times.
The steamboats, Kosciusko and Stranger will run
during the day between the City and Cedar Grove and
Tort Hamilton.
The steamboat Antelope will make an excursion 70
WestPoint There will be a ine band OF music on board
The steamer John Hart viii make excursion %
Key Port where bathing fishing and cool and refresh
ing breezes prevail and the comoT able cOnvenIences
and Injuries Of the hotels are Of the most commends.
BILE and desirable character