New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
CITY ITEMS.

7pe CLRReY--SgA LIFE ON THE
The following abatement comes from
1. r Of responsibility that prevents the reade-
from entertaining doubt of its c9ffeoSness al
though almost any person might ae Inclined 70 10
60 The story is t ID by Rev Henry WARD
prrcpre rss,or OF plveou,h Church, Brooklyn,
ed from Earope in the Asis, 10 her last
..;n ar Copard seems to ield hia laarels with
III tsmoor aud would ho he irst man to do
,tro,, the reputation OF his o"a steamers Mr.
ua..horss,s tbas there vera MIA clergymen on
bn.,a and that Mr. Cunara, who cane ont in the
stn.-oe, 70 Hslifsx, rcfo,ed TO alloy any one TO
r,oscb excop. those Of tna Episcopal Church and
n the Esta6lished church Of Scotland. We copy
,be following graph from The letter;
on the second Sabbath Mr.. Cunard invited a
pra.byterian clergy man Of the ESt15gshe4 Church
of eeo.and 90 preach, after the service had been
read. Every one was reoiced that this worthy
gentleman had been permitted TO preach; bat II
was a. ked upoo ~hat coastde atoms the rule had
en- broker, and why sc,tch Presbyterian had
been permitted to preach hut American aetnodis:
cergyynen or Presby serian or Congregations n al
been fcrbidden1 Mr. Cunatd quito lost his temper
under such quesiionings Pne gentleman ifoh
Boston said In the most friendly manner 70 nun
that such an arrangement was caicttx1eo u pro
fs eli In
Americans who vere quite unused 20 sUcn Iestric-
lions upon the right of relgio1s wotshi}. Nj "a
uard replied very tariiy thst he kne" very well
that Ame.icaus would patroDiee their own steam
era lslludng TO Collins line IS soon as they had rs
mnch confidence in their Hkfety as they had In his;
thFsismede him angry to have such insimatlons
nsld out for threats; aud he added. in SO many
rcrfs that if Amefica1 did not choose to go 10 his
Sims. slet ,hem stay away" He afserward re-
neated the EaInc remarb TO tbs writer, IN tue pre-
senoe OF segera others, ard aided that, II we CID
NOR choose 10 40 in that line, VIC might so 20
hill" He said that be wished the American
people disduo.ly 10 un7erstapd this. In that wish
we so fully sy.npa.hised, that enough It'll duty
TO call the attention Of the puoc to this matter.
A NEW s1vrsD1y-Oeor items: Having an ad-
vertit ed letter in the Posi- OLE went down for
Sunday noon. stopped 10 bay peach of q lit
tie eirl VITO kept seaud near, and gave her quar-
ter for the peach waiting for my change, she told
me that mt waO right 81 gave you quarter
said l. No, you only gave cent" Thsn
she began TO uhlne, which drew around some
dozen Irish women who kept stands near; some
yell dressed 4 wish could say nell beA0vedl men
stooped, and | Was accused 81 baing swinder
end irving TO cheat child. One or two peace15ie
lndiyiduels threatened 70 fog me, and saIked of
calling the police | walked of philosophically,
Jeavins q very bsd character behind ms not tia
first Injured individual wbo has done the same.
tbisk i cut my wisdom teeth that time, any how.
Ntto York Sept e, 1850 r. H. 3
CHANGE OF CAPTAINs.-We learn that Captain
Dickinson of the steamer Osprey, has resigned
that place to take command Of the Sousherner and
Capt MARSHALL goes into the Osprey
FIRE AT A. O'Clock sais morning fire was dis
covered in the smoke house of Geo. H. Cragiu, No.
l56 Westst Damage sIight.
BRACELET "A gold and cameo bracelet. found
BY Capt Ditchett at Gaelic Garden on Saturday
night, has been left at the Chet'a Office.