New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24
CITY ITEMS.

Tex WEATHEH The nv US F-iTe>nel uF
uao., orou. rain Of several hours duration yesterday.
The water poured down In torrents Until tne streets
reei-ed he be.t sa.hng they have had this sessou
soon after ocock the sky became clear and the Il
no.pser- va. greatly changed from the elose oPPres
AZ. .s Amos, iniolerAble condition which it hsd been
in for several days past The early part Of the evening
va, briiisn, and delightful the giving hsbt
enough to relieve the thick masses Of clouds which
fingered in the sky but later hour our weather
clerk reported the prospect Of rainy night
Tar Nisfr OF TIE PsEsinESr.-The COMMITTEES
APPOINTED BY the Common Council % make arrange.
nss for the reception Of the President on bis visit %
tbs City held meeting on Tuesday evening The
Asf3r House selected the headquarters OF the
President and suite during their stay in the City snd
Nessrs CLARK. sisrievant ami Mullins were appointed
b-Committee 70 confer with Messrs Coleman and
stetson on the subject.
SrRA,GERs Is TowS-G VI Co'oocorly. Z S.N
G H Hart q : y. wain-ght C. : n are a, the
Actor House. NJ F M.ury, Z. : y; Col. B Hsser, Z.
: A are a; the Irving House.
MONTGOMERY GUARD.-The usual weekly drill
Of the Montgomery Guard held last evening ~ Mr.
VIM. P Powers. Montgomery Hall IS Prince.st
where most beautiful tag was presented 20 the Com.
psny BY Messr. VIZ. P PowERs ard THOMAS CLAsx
Afier several evoGiions by the Guard" CHARIE,
swEENr ESQ came forward. and holding Ia biz land
the Fiss addressed the Company nearly As follows
c1p' NlrPiy Csfesrs and Golasrrn IF ne h'sigo-rry
Gzayd In placing IN your guard anship these coors.
butte t0 s'erirg merit They whose INSTRUMENT in This
presenrs-ion zn feel 3D. perfect confidence thar
r rscfng this standard u ire ca-krt worthy
eee You colurvuer of lni organized under the
rsme = Montgomery -sf ~ partake-. n .om- sre-
~ rIH De- 4H
v 80 BE c,,,r,-yrs- er-age4 IN he 49,. ,-ss
SION that of arms, and c zen soldiers ~ me soil.
En-. v4--v nav Providence ior te-p rom NJ. ne e,i.-
iiy OF wsrhui n ever nrou. hout land agsn re-ouu
Nr dreadful note % preparation when you ~ 90 me fed
emulate The deeds, a. You invoke the spirit snt hste
under The of me great Montgomery snd remember
ih-n Ia me hour OF deadly sr hst The hrsi principle ~
your duty that you bring may be isftered snd torn
oui Ind sgraced and nisnonored ha color. this might
committed 20 your keeping hsve ne name sni Exam
Of goni-ry Eno iu MI. fe rendered service snr
~ 10. death nrcie1 soY .pon me ard OF hs sdopuon
have the names n oih-rs adop'ed citizens. 20 sssl-
YOUR hands the rights Of hist country IN defense
On you citizen. and soldiers RELY FOR the mamie
40 far a. IN yos Lee % our liberties Ia peace and
he defense Of our rishis Ia var
In conclusion permit 70 use the sposfrophe of Amer
ics'. poet addressed to the ssr spsns ed Banner
Forever fosi fhsi standard sheet,
Whore breaches The zoe but falls before ~
Win Freedoms soil beneath our feet
And freedoms Banner streaming -r 10
Capt Murphy replied in very handsome manner.
The r,maindcr Of the evening spent pleasantly in
speeches sentiment and song.
A Vss-EL CaFstzED-On Wednesday afternoon
tho brig John Barring from Liverpool cspsized along
eide the dock NJ n" foot Of Wsl-st E-sf River sac
va. laden With pig iron and stesucarrisge rsi. The
hands unloading and had nearly emptied her.
when the sccirnt occurred the vessel being 0phesvv
She had no ballast aboard. One Of the had h.
wrist slightly bruised. which AT the injury su-
t.ued hy the hands board. The damage 10 the
IA. They getting her Yesterday
evening and had hard job Of It, She 10 all right b.
this, we guess
DrArHs AT SEA-The ship Richard Golden,
which srrved yesterday from Liverpool had deaths
among the sieersgc passengers during the voyage
We would remind our readers that Living
ston Well, Cos Express Messenger will leave here
in the siesmer Falcon the 29th inst Ofce in New
York. 10 wslls, AGENTS the Ishmus, Zachrisson'
Nelson Co with general travelling agents, and Al San
Francisco Haven & Livingston.
FOUND DsAD.-Abo II O'Clock on "Wednesday
night Mr. Nicholas Hammond living At 200 Division.
- discovered A man named Thomas Beck, residing
next ioor lying in his room dead. He Immediately
reported the station house and ths Coroner
held Inquest yesterday. tappeared however upon
an examination OF the that the deceased had died
from Cholera with which disease he had been for some
LILLE time suffering.
EMiGkATifN.-ln an itl.u phDfN Ahic fH'ttH
Commercial Jonraai) have perused an American
orre,pondence written by An lRIsHnAN' Of trust
and ability on the all important subject of emigration
Thisis subject have devoted much space and time
develop and the pleased 10 ind the writer
Of those letters enter into the guidance o: his fellow
countrymen in such a Straightforward, truthful and
able There Is great deal OF practical know
edge, sound sense, and varied Information in this
guide which will most decidedly lessen the darkness
which completely encircled the emigrsnt allowing
him only crop his way IN doubt sn1 misery hereto
Beside the facts IN those letters the writer give-
excellent ad vice 10 who should emf rafe-hs
choice OF a ship--ume and mode OF emigrsting-hlnts
" their guidance on the passsge-whst 20 bring, ana
every other minute requisite Tor their comfort with
the sfricfest view 10 economy. An lrishman's'
facilities for obtaining the best Information the sub
-cr treats If has unusually opportune aud the
hni-hed series viii mzk- excellent Manual for those
about 20 seek that happiness and freedom IN land
which Is denied them at home.