New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04
CITY ITEMS.



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appeared ME- ;e~ moaels aNsr csr- - VIII be
wAr-,rt ard OF c1asecaeoee with NJ Pr
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sr arrest s-d delivery Te % ire an1elv n ne
pat OF e country oHcer Gs1d r ~ act NAT s1r.
-1uEhs charged s,a hrrsre. 90 ne sn,u'. o. sso or
a. tn Tro7 sad Laas solrsa Sanss and soe Of
.hess Ba1ks IA offered sreEsrd o. So fr 10 arrest
Gov FIsH-The ioullaron VAS OF A lsr-e 81
sera-, residence fr Governor Fss have oer lsi the
corner q seveuieeush ard >eeo1d-sv oppo- stuyve-
aot.c1Are. and ne s1P,rs--ucure VI - eomp'eed IN
800. vesr I,s dimensions vi a- s. feet ty S. S-d 10
sht hree .,ores j. WI - 5uli z brcA wi,h stone
.ora.ces, sits. 10
Russ PAvEvENr-That portion OF Broadway
from MAIDEN sne 10 shout Rscorst VII - paved win
me essi possible d~ay TIE b.ock from F-sakln 30
White a r 40 900 be Ia proce-. Of psyiuS In the
same s'yi-
Il A HCHRY a Young man named RObt Bel
17iped saer Fulton Ferry boat as, night and landed In
IN. water whence ~ bosl.hook-. by o,e Moloney
o.. tie Second Wsrd
= The Eleventh Ward Police Repor, com
plains hat he Corou-- reg sct-i from Mcndsy afternoon
Id Tbs ro-rf- Id ale -a-- Of drowned urrsrn s.rg
ia the water ~ the Dry Dock
MEETING Oh Thy HlsroRicAL socrErr.-The
regular mor.hy meeting n me s,oreal Society held
ast evening a. Rooms lie Uaiver.iy TIE psper OF
,s evening was by Rev ~ N,S Prir Of isi, Cry, on
Tie early history of NeV.Yors and 10 Envrons TIE o.
flr, vas yer7 .-embodyng Gear and suocinc
summary Of The prominent he chronicles Of od
Amsterdam and presenting ths peculiar characteristics Of
ogr Ouch progenIiors In complimentary ard pleasing
chr TIE Rev Dr. Traced ne progrss. Of he Ouch settle
an, from the DAYS OF Hendrek Hadson to he unes o.
marked growth ard prosperity IN Cd fashioned New Am.
.f-riarn Win ne people b. whom was Inhabited. De-
sad u worJer hat he infant c. ony should have
pro. persd and iheg rsskshe progression he clearly
Providence TIE American People he fully believed 90 be-
ne destined instruments for 'hs '1.hmeui 81 slh more
U,ref-ent snd important purposes
pr Ven P-ls Discourse listened 20 with much a..
feution and interest When be had concluded Or srE-
C,LH0uN moved that tho event be entered uon the
Juun h A. eNqrsssun - ne profound veuersuon en-
irralned By he Socsy ior ma msny virtues anu STATES
msnlke AuAlles. t." blowing res7llon vas thHn
aiopted-a'-r remarks from Rev Dr. De WIN and ohors-
Re.ossd Thai The deah of John C. Calhoun be entered
upon he journal ~ hs Society with the expression N
profound yenenuon entertained By u for his hgh
character. Unsurpassed abilities and prominent pubic
services
TIE re.ouaou was CARED unanimously All The Society
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