New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

LAST SPAM.-The supporters OF the Tea
x.hs after being quietly and decenty laid out on
s,,,S,v night in the Assist ants, were so astonish
a hat they remained in perfect epileptc stapor
"a Monday afternoon. As the hour Of Eve drew
80, the dlscousoste Council Of Ten reused them
live, and resolved on dying efrt to resuscitate
ne dOublyrejected Tea and Cigars They finally
,,,ysIed upon Assis, ant Aid Sn,k Of the Eleventh
ward to give their last convulsive throe in the
,h,pe Of a motion to reconsider the annihilatlng
,o,e Of Saturday, and concur with the other Board
/, establishing the tea. The motion to reconsider
Vas put and lost, Is voting against 1t, and McOa-
Inv Of the Fourth, Barr Of the Sixth, Webb Of the
seventh, and Smith Of the Eleventh 10 its favor
p,,ude.,t sturte ants, the ouly voice for tea on
s,,urisy, was now, as it ought to be, against II
ne reoole of the Fourth, Sixth, Seventh and
r,svsplb Wards will be looking after these two
,;5sd Representatives Of theirs there should be
..,.s veieb,y reason for this sudden change
onn;Ou, bu. when pressed TO explain we presume
no dodge will be "0h, we only voted to reconsr
5sr-ofoourse we should have voted against con
eurence" It's very lucky that the reconsideration
tied-ior the four yeas, we mean the people have
,rsady quietas for the Tea, If il should ever be re
ss,cted by the Council. For deceDcy's sake, kind
Aldermen let the departed rest in peace; do not
v.ke the dead, buried and Dat for your continual
,sobine) forgotten Tea Table Hyoa won't work
for "a per day, ray 80 at once, and give place to
those who will OF one thing be assured; the people
viii sooner do without your services and your dig
rity than feed you at the pu6lc crib. The flesh.
pots are gone beyond your powers o. restoration.
rHr CIssUs.-Meeting Of the Assistant Marshals.
"A NEE ing Of the Assistant Marshals convened
4, the house Of Mr.. @. B. Foote. IS Chambers st.
ls,, evening, a, the call Of a Committee suggested
By Hon. H. F. Talmadge, U. s. Marshal Of the
Southern District Of New.Yors, when Mr.. Hezekah
B. Chapman was appointed Chairman, and ]. L.
Browne, Secretary.
Mr. Robertson OF the Seventh Ward explained
10 object for which the meeting was called, and
dOsed by recommending Committee Of Five TO
le appointed 70 have circulars print %, with the
kading questions, for the purposs of leaving with
antilles, the heads of which were either not at
home or not able at the time to aoswer the ques-
ions correctly.
Mr.. Bull, Fourth Ward, opposed tho motion as
did several others. 1t was finally laid on tbs table.
Mr.. Robertson Of the Seventh moved the ap-
continent Of Committee Of Five to adopt uni
brm mode of action. Carried.
The Chair then appointed Leonard Hazetine,
Solomon X ing w w. Lyons, J. E. Woodbridge
and VIM s. Gregory, said Committee.
motion to adjourn then prevailed-the meeting
to be called at the pleasure OF the above Committee.
PUBLIC HEALTH.-From the City Inspectors
hooks we make up the following Weekly Report of
Deaths, in the City and COunty Of New-York, from
the 29th Of June to the 9th day Of Jlae, 1850:
Men, So, Women, 50 Boys, 80, airlL 75-rol.L 2S.