New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
CITY ITEMS.


ry The Corporation Proceedings Of last eve
ming are crowded out this morning.
re- aTbe Boor AND SHoEMAKERs WORKING
UsIos." having effected the requisite organization
appeals to our fellow citizens OF all classes and es
pecisliy to these who desire an Improvement Of The
general condition Of labor, for subscriptions to the
stock of the Union in hich the shares are twenty
five dollars each For this purpose the subscrp-
tion books will be opened by the agent in the Office
of The Tribune from A. NJ TO IL M, and from
to9P.M. of this and several following days The
Union first appeals to all who. are or have been con-
nected with the trade, especially to working shoe
makers for effective end practical cooperation IN
the good work, but they appel also to the gene
rous and philanthropic men OF all classes and con-
ditions. The Constitution and Bylaws are ready
for distribution, and any desired information will be
ebeerully given to all who may fit to inquire at
The Tribune Office for the Agent of the Union.
GREAT VoYAeE.-The splendid ship Columbus
owned by D. & A. Kingsland Co, as we learn
by the last arrival from Europe, made her voyage
from New.York to Tusca Light (oH Liverpool In
fourteen doys and ninoeen hours. This is most
extraordinary sailing, shorter than many steamer
VOYAGES. especially this way. The ship America
belonging to the same firm, lately made a fifteen
day voyage to the same port
rY~ The Fourth Presbyterian Church, having
disoosed of their present house OF worship ION
Twenty secondst) will close their services in 1t on
nay, sabbath. May 10 Preaching during the day
m usoal. and also in the evening, commencing at
nsherno ffar hpN
10 hold their services in the church on the corner oil
Fourth av aud Twenty second-st- The church has
purchased lots on Twenty eighth-st opposite the
Free Academy, as site for new church
~. Gov. Seward passed through our city yes
terdsy, on q flying trip homeward. He VIII return
to Washington within a few days.
~ SYLVESTER GRAHAM, the lecturer on Diet
and Regimen years ago. reached our city on visit
las. evening.
~ The Columbian Peithologisn Society cele-
brates its Forty fourth Anniversary tonight at
Niblo's.
ACCIDENT AT THE Day DocK.-An accident oc-
Cured at the U. s. Dry Dock yesterday afternoon
which resulted in the death OF John Fitzgerald,
laborer, who was engaged in unloading steam
boiler from a truck, when an iron bolster In the
truck broke, causing the boiler TO fall ON him. An
investigation Of all the circumstances was made
by the Coroner's Jury who returned the following
verdict: "The said John Fitzgerald was killed by
the accidental falling of a boiler which disocated
his neck. No blame to be attached to any per-
son connected with the work, all proper precaution
having been taken
OWNERS WASTRD.--At the Chiefs Office for
Rne drab overcoat red spotted lining; two black
frpck coats; one brown cloth overcoat three gold
studs, a bresstpin with pink stone, two silk hand
kerchiefs and one crsvat
~ The HUTcHNsoSs were compelled to CIV
up their concert last evening in consequence OF tn
illness of one of the brothers, and viii not be hear
again for n week or so. This will be disappoin
ment TO many who are now here attending the Al
niyerssries, and who bad hoped to listen to thes
mountain singers during their visit
n FowLxR's lectures continue to prese'
great attractions, and have produced quite Pnr
nological excitement both above Bieecker'stre'
aud below The lecture to night is the last bat OF
In the course and will be one Of great interest
TIE OxlroRro OF rHE MESSIAH TO night "
are to bear for the frst In many years Ibis geaes
orsioraos a. given by the Sacred Music Associate
the Hxrmonic Society Those who know the difficulty
originating and keeping up Society Of this kind In
CIV sad who appreciate the advantages Of an ssequ'
presentation OF highest order Of vocal music shot
NOT neglect the claims VI The young Society he judi
GUS sd ii TIE oassi viii its success, and render
lasting and mos sslutay Of pleasure and pr0h'
the community.
Tux Nrw-YoRK SKErcH CLUB, al its Amt
ss,,ps suS held, prior sdj Hnment through The 81
m<r SEASON. elseed as lie officers for the eorine ye
william wsleuti, Eco. President y. A. Chapman, V
P,s.iaeut J. CsfeFsy, Secretary, and j. hAseo ires
,, The Ciub has entered On lhe sourh year oihs 81
,,pes and numbers nineteen regular members lAr0'
heinz within one Of the comp emens allowed BY lis coo
tu,iou. and over dirty honorary members PtnelpSig
aleu-, Aria. and members OF the Editorial pro'ess'on- %
Of our bes, Known srrs.s are members 81 he =,
TIE Aanusl Meeting was hsld al the residence o.
wosberspooo Ahiss eonsqasre. whose son' msn,oe
the Club snow Studying IN Europe a. landscape pslhs
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