New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-31
CITY ITEMS.


The packet ship W-leroo, snons whose Psssen'
gers were Gen. Garibaidi and Signor Bowl OF
Rome, reached Qunantine yesterday morning
about 10 O'Clock. Gen. GaibRldi was suffering
from & severe attack Of rheumatism, which came
On three or four day. ago, and was unable to walk
Dr.. A. Sidney Dosne, the accomplished Health
Officer Of the PORT vas the first 10 welcome the
ius;ious Italian, in an address Of much elOquence
and feeling. The oountrymen OF Gen. GTibadi
were highly grati6ed q, the hind and courteous at
tention bettywed upon him by DR.. D. he said
fw words in reply, and was soon carried ashore,
where rooms bad been prepared for him at the Pa
yilion. By order Of DR.. Doane the tricolor OF the
Italian Republicans was displayed in front OF the
Quarantine Buildings, with the French and Ger
man iricolorS and the American flag.
The DR. expressed the opinion that the severess
mart of the rheumatic attack under which General
Gsrbadi labors is over and that, in three or four
days, be will be able to accept the public reception
which has been rendered him. On hearing OF his
arrival Gen. Paez instantly proceeded to the Pa
yiliop, panied by bis son. The interview be-
tween the two exiled Republican chieitsins, who
botblsnded at nearly the same moment on our free
and secure shores, was deeply interesting The
conversation was carried on IL Spanish, which Tau
sunee Gen. GAribaldi speaks with great hdency,
having acquired it during bis residence In Mohte-
yidto. number OF our distinguished Italian cia
zens went to Staten Island in the course OF the a.
ternoon to pay their respects to their fellow exile
Although suffering great pain, and obliged TO re-.
cline on sofa, he received them cordially, a. well
~ several parties Of ladies, who manifested 4
warm sympathy for the Generals heroic efforts to
sustain the true liberty Of Rome. The invitation
Of NesTs. Coleman Stetson was also received
during the afternoon, and he will become their
guest when he comes TO the City.
Gen Paez, with his son and suite, is still staying
at the Clifton House.
GES PAEz on STATEN IsLASD.-The Venezue-
an Consul, ]. B. Purroy, Esq. with number OF
venezuelan gentleman now residing in'this City,
took the little steamboat Tempest ON Monday morn.
ing and proceeded TO ElizabetbPort, where they
took on board Gen. Psez, bis son, Mr. Ramon Paez,
and several Venezuelans-formery members OF
Conerem-who accompanied him. The Tempest
then proceeded to the Quarantine, where General
H6eZ W6b huuIttbcu W IL "a RAHHSy DOo"Sf
Health Officer of the Port. Maj. Hagadorn also
made q short speech, welcoming the distinguished
cheftsin on the part OF the military OF the State
To both of these addresses Gen. Paez briefly and
eloquently replied. A national salute was fred at
the Quarantine, and the Venezuelan and American
Aaes, a. ell as the German French and Italian
ri colors. were displayed. The General was then
e.cor,ed TO the Clifton House, where another adj.
dre,s wa. made by Judge DAILY. The public receP
ton in this City will probably come Oh 70 day
DgArH OF A NEw.YORKER IN PROVIDENCE
Az Itsiisn musician from this City, named Carlo
Bas,igallope, died by poison at Providence, Il. L.
on Friday last He had been engaged to perform
at the saloon Of Mr.. f. +. Fo'ter-comPlained OF
feeling unwe, and drank large quantity Of tartar
euetc in mistake for cream Of tartar. telegraph.
c dispatch was sent on Friday to one OF his coun.
trymen and friends, who arrived 10 Providence on
Saturday morning, and was present at bis death
Hewas 30 years OF age, was born near Genoa
and leaves a wife and child whom he had recently
sent for to Join him in this county
RATTLE-sSAKEs AND RUsTIcATINC.
Mr. EDuoH:-Are you acquainted with cure
am DESTROYS Of rustlcstng, but AN deferred by the
fear Of the above. V
r. The most eIicaciOus remedy Tor venom OF
al kinds is spirits Of ammonia, to be instantly ap
piled to the wound, and a small dose taken inter
naly. Cures Of rattle snake bites have frequently
been made by drinking large quantities OF raw
whisky. The ammonia, however, is stronger and
more certain. We hope our correspondent may
now be induced to pack his trunks, and trust he
Will get through his "rusticsting' without being
bitten either by ara,tlesnake or copper head We
would remind him, however, that there are in most
parts Of the country multitudss Of grasshopPers,
lizards, land crab. and woodchucks ftr whose ven.
omous bites no cure has yet been discovered.
OLD ARsESAL YARD.-This desirable location
for Public Hail is still in the hands Of the Com
nitee from the Board Of Assistant Aldermen. Ii
las been demanded by great number OF Industri-
al Associations for Labor Exchange, Library, &c.
and Baths could also be attached. Assistant Al
dermsn Thomas ]. Buns Sixth Ward is Chsir-
man OF the Committee who have the disposal OF
this portion Of the public property in their charge
previous to action by the Common Council. Let not
this property be diverted from the wishes OF the
people.
AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL USIoS.-This Institution
works well. Anumber Of persons are joining, and
the sales OF the articles manufactured are fast To-
creasipg. Mr.. A. w. Gof, of Brooklyn, will deli
yer lecture on the plan and principles Of the es.
tabl,hmeDt this evening, with special reference 10
the relief Of INDECENT seamstresses.
STEAMSHIP ATLASTIc-This vessel, which left
here on Saturday last, at clock, was spoken on
Sunday at A n. Nantucket South shoa bars
bearing north so miles. Wind south, all sails set
and 3 good breeze.
LAUScH.-The ship white Squat" built By
IL Iacnh Ran for Maaara YIN Plan 4 Con of