New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-29
CITY ITEMS.

Republican leader arrived AZ fnlhde PiAa Ou II
day evening in the bark FairmOunt in twelve days
from st. Thomas. he lef, on Saturday evening Tor
EHzabethtown, where be will remain till to-day
Our City Council have decreed public reception
TO Gen Paez, and We presume that TO morrow will
be appointed for that purpose There are few men
who would be more cordially welcomed to our
shores than Gen. Paez, and we trust that the GER
emonies will be conducted in that generous and
cordial spirit which will make the occasion no
empty honor. The Philadelphia Bulletin Of Satur.
day thus describes the arrival Of Gen. Paez in that
city;
The bark Paramount, Capt. Whitney, arrived at
this port last evening, in twelve days from 81. Tho
mas General Jose Antonio Paez, the distinguish
ed Ex.Presdent OF Venezuela, his son, and suite,
came passengers by the Fairmount Gen. Paez
has come to seek or our shores, the liberty be 30
yainly sought and suffered for in bis own country.
His trials and heroic endurance have made him
many friends in America and we doubt not he will
receive q generous welcome from ali who under.
stand tie blessings Of republican government.
The distinguished South American is a man of
apparently sixty years Of age OF porty figure, ra-
ther below the middle hight, very dark complex
ion, straight black hair, and q moustsche ilghtly
tinged with grey. His son, Mr.. X. Paez, is quite
young man. General Paez 10 accompanied also by
r. Swift, Esq, of st. Thomas Mr. T. g. de Hojas,
ofVenezuela, and Mr.. Krebs, of st. Thomas; aud
the party have taken rooms at GLASS; w Washington
House, in Chestnut ct. above Seventh.
This morning General Paez was waited upon by
q large number Of our citizens, including many 10
regners, principally Spanish and French. good
many ladies' were also among the visitors. Gen.
Paez proceeds from this city 10 New York, and the
time OF his departure depends somewhat upon the
arrangements making in that city to give him
public reception.
RECEPTION OF GEN. GARIBALDL-The united
German and French Committees met last night,
and resolved to publish the following call
The united Committees Of the Democratic Socialist Re.
puoncsns o. ns FIencn and Serman NATIONS nsIeey eau
Socialists and invite Them to come 10 the Snskspefe Hotel
on lhe evening previous to the demonstration IN favor Of
The lime which the reception OF this beloved General
will lake place will he announced In The deren public
pers and The Socialist citizens will thereby know when
they TO call at the Hotel In order receive
their red badges a. no other color Than the red viii be i'd
milted.
II Sir Henry LYTroN BULwER arrived in this
City on Saturday and left Immediately for Staten
Island, where be has taken the cottage Of Mr..
Cross, on Newdorpt Road. He IL at present the
guest Of Mr. J. L. White and will visit Washing
ton again before be takes possession of his cottage
We are informed by friend that Mr. Bulwer Is
suffering from il-health occasioned by the Sum
mer climate of Washington The salubrions air
of Staten Island than which no place in our coun
try is healthier will no doubt soon restore him
II GoRHAh PARKS, Esq. late U. s. Consul at
Rio Janero, with bis family, Capt. J. Gerard, Of
New Orleans, and Capt. b. Chester, Of New Lon.
don, Ct. arrived yesterday in the ship Maria. Capt
Smith, which left Rio on the 23d us.
~ The steamship Ohio, Lieut. Schenck, sailed
at P. NJ. on Saturday, the 9th inst. for Havana
where she will connect with the Falcon, for Cha
gres. She took out lis passengers
The ATLANTIc.-The steamship Atlantic sailed
at noon On Saturday with about 100 pasIengers.-
Among them are Dr. Bethune Geo. W. Kendall,
Editor Of the N. Orleans Picayune Rev. DR.. Potts,
NJ De Isle, French Minister TO Mexico and New
Granada, and bearer Of Dispatches A. c. Bulli!t,
formerly ofthe Warrington Republic James Rob-,
banker Of NEW. Orleans Louis Borg French Vice.
Consul to New.Yorki and Judge Bradlane, former
Mayor Of NeworessSs::.
The PAssAGEs OF The STEANLRs.-We have
received so many communications OF late, in re.
gard to the passages made by the Cunard and
Collins steamers that we could not print 1.-THE Of
tently for the next voyages It will be quite re-
lief to Us when the question is settled.
CHARGE OF BIGAMY.-Ohcer Prince John Da-
Wis yesterday took into custody John Black,
charged with having one more wife than the law
allows. The last one is a Miss Eliza Dckey,
girl of about ls years. The Prince found the two
sitting very quietly together in q in the house
NJ ~ mrra AZ and az mir "a
to their presence, and talking about the state Of the
weather the news Of the day, DC. be very politely
informed him of his position officer and stated
his reason for calling-whereupon Mr.. Black sud-
denly turned white and sprang for the door, Any
one who has the honor to DO acquainted with
Prince John DAvis is perfectly aware OF the gentle
ness and gallant bearing he always displays In the
presence Of the fair, and will readily perceive the
awkward position in which circumstances had
placed him. The officer thought but an instant,
and made for the door, which he found was held
fast on the outside At the same moment the lady
sprsng for him, and endeavored TO hold him back
while her spouse made his escape He pushed her
aside, succeeded in forcing open the door and cap.
turing bis prisoner. who together with Eliza, was
taken before Justice Osborn, AID both committed
to prison be TO answer the charge preferred against
him, and she TO be detained as q witness.
IMPORTANT ARREsT.-John Murphy was arrest
ed on Friday Afternoon at O'Clock by officers Bar
ange and Graf, Of the Eighth Ward, for stealing
$50 from the safe Of Sheldon Il Sesver, No. 3 |
pine-st The money was stolen on Friday morn.
ing about O'Clock, and at O'Clock $500 and the |
thiefwsre locked up. Rather quick work
NEw.YoRK AND NASHUA n. H.-Psnenger |
leaving Nsw.York a. Pm. in the Knickerbocker
or Worcester arrive at Nashua At 81 An. in time
Tor the morning train from Boston to Burlington.
FIRE-A Fire broke out at IL O'Clock on Friday |
night in grocery at the corner Of Washington and |
Albany sts. II was, however extnguished with. |