New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13
CITY ITEMS.

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For CAIlFoRsiA.-A company from Nashville
Tenn. composed Of Dr.. p. W Marin ,5aperin-
tendent1 Dr. J. W. King (Treasurer) W. s. Mar
,ir. T. b. Childrsss, J. X. Mccall, w. Jas. Chill
dress. r. r. Harvey, j. Peacock, sEl Lbin Ste5en
icclored mari are in our City 81 present, aud will
tnke their departure for San Francisco via the
Istbmus, on the steamer Philadelphia to day
They 60 " ith ample capital for the purpose Of min
ing, crulhing the qqartzrock blythe AID Of machine
ny.
STEAMER NEw.YoRK.--This hae steamer oil 700
tuns, built by w. H. Brown, made trial trip yes
tertay down the Bay. We learn that the n. Y
will sail for California on Saturday that being her
intended place Of occupation. She is owned ny Ed
ward Mnturn.
RECEPrIoS or The BALTIMORE GRAYs.-Fhe
Independent Baltimore Grays reached this City on
Tuesday afternoon st Il o'clock. They were
brought over the river in charge Of the City Guard
Capt McArdle, and landed at the Battery where
an immense crowd YVES waiting for them A de-
tacbment of the Gunrds fired q salute of - guns-
Aner collation. in Castle Garden, the guests were
escorted up Broadway 10 Union Park. Thence
they returned n the Guards Armory, and 10 their
quarters at Bsrnum's Hotel. IN the evening they
visited the National Thea.er, and after that were
entertained at La Fayette Hall, by the Guard, in
the most bountful and splendid style. Toasts
speeches, songs, sc. made az night Oft Yester-
day "wednesday they were taken in charge and
entertained by the Montgomery Guard, Capt. Mur.
ply, and visited the U. s. Navy Yard at Brooklyn
with the Dry Dock and other features Of which
they were greatly pleased. To-day they will be
in the hands of the National Greys, Capt. Raynor,
and of whose hospitality they will long entertain
pleasing reco.ections. On Saturday morning The
Independent Grays will leave for home. The
Company isa very fine one, numbering about 90
men, and band Of IS performers. The officers
are: Captain Hall, FnstLieutenant Egerton, Sc.
cond. Lieutenant Saunders Third-Lieut Brown,
Ensign Brown, DR.. DiiFendaifer. They are most
excellently drilled as their almost perfect exer'
ercses and evolutions on the Battery this morning
will prove We trust they viii get Just idea of
Metropolitan hospitality and depart in the expec-
tatiOn Of coming again.
MAYORS OFFICE, Wednesday, June IL, 1850
The license OF John ]. Ross was revoked by the
Mayor on the 18th May, lult) with the consent OF
/ Mr.. hOsB. hehEh lAihO-N 4 NV -Ha''H'''
Eg' We publish the above to correct any i'm
preston unfavorable to Mr.. Ross that night be got
from our article yesterday, on Protection of Emf
grants. Mr.. Ross gave up his license on account
! of leaving the City.
SPLENDID PPEsESTATIoN.-SOme Of the many
friends of B. w. Osborne, Esq. Police Justice at
the Tombs, have as a memento Of their apptecia-
ton Of bis past services, determined to present
him with suitable token of their esteem and, for
this purpose have selected, at the store of Alcock
Il Allen, 34 Broadway, massive pair Of silver
pitchers, pair Of gobets, aud tray. The presen-
taton is to take place at Fritz's Hotel, corner of
Broome and Eldridge SITS on Monday evening, the
18th inst at 81 o'clock. The value Of the silver
, plate is nearly $780,
REAL EsTATE.We have been furnished with
, the following report of sale Of village lots and cot
tage sites at Dearman, on the North River by
Cole X Chiffon, June Il. The numbers are as per
maps at sale