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

CITY HENS.
r,r puu1nE1PHIA glREMEN-On Thursday
,,o,ning. No rs Hose Co escorted the Northern
Liberties Hose to the High Bridge, with winch
thew expressed themselve highly pleased FIJI
aav thew visited several Of our public institutions,
and in the afternoon were cOndacted to ths olsy
Hall where through the hospitality of AID. Franhiln
ora c,one tbev were provided with a coiaFloh III
tso 80 xoa,o in the course of which they were
.s,.a...3 NV Theodore E. Tominson Esq They
o.. nroceaded to Brooklyn, and visited the Navy
Word nub ic buiIdipgs, and other PLACES Of note,
and returned to their headquarters in the evening"
Alto o'clock Saturday morning they took leaye OF
our City, en- route for homo.
PEAcHEs.--The arrivals still continue very
lsrge-on Friday $4,000 and on Saturday $1,000
baskets. Probably 100000 baskets have been
sold here this season. The HaghtSto0n Record
,,stss that the peachgrowers In sbat vic nifty, 6ad
ins that their fruir will lot sell in NewYork at re-
muneratng prices have turned their attention to
driving it. Reed < Co. have kin no u in opera
ton in that village, capable of drying 60 bushels
per day. This arrangement, it thinks, will relieve
Che market and render handsome profit to those
engaged
COMMON OoOH0lL'-- y" 'S."'~
business Whs She leooi''ioN 49,
ciai ooRlinl''s y 1,...t.,,t rrbo.o
the Chief Engineer oisle 7 rs aSsiA0A'' An0io
are many grave charges in that Report against
the Aldermen, and thorough Investigation ls pro-
posed.
Ezs7 The bodies Of Caldwell and Mrs. Knapp,
~ ,..,ios IN the Ia te t~seedy in Troy were bur.
led in one grave, IN thas city.
- a,a,..,
ATTEMPT TO PASS CoUfrkRFElf AoNat.--
man named a. E, Barber ~"s taken lato CUSTODY
on 5atu oay' cHsISeu va" - ~ hPrlood
PortIsnd, Me- to Mrs Stephens, shirt manufac
turer. While Mrs s. was endeayoring to get the
hin changed, the fellow, as la alleged stole shirt.
On Mrs Stephens discovering that the bill waa
had. abe before going back to the SORE procured
an nfhcer. who TOOK the accused before Justice
O,born who committed him for trial
ARREST FOR GRAND LARcENY-Wm m. Croft, an
apprentice to Natnsn 9eyup b1 oioa 4,oss
Grandst was arrested on oaturoey oy oncef 4foss
OF the lnfteeh'u ~ &e, Tlig 50 ~ I've M ~
with having emoezzieu 9oo " ns 40 Ivy
appears had ooen app' " - 40 -,
the morning anu III VII IN, none IN take to WIN
vas emu zee Wi,u ~ instead Of doing which
FoDter az if4 DlVisiVn '' A., hnsts ybere tha
~ in
officer found hlm WIN Sof VI VIZ ~ Iostica
his possession ne was oornni'''00 " '"''0'
Mounsfort ior tfiAi'
PIcKPocKETs.-A numDef oi s 1nsse 6eH"1o
reiorsed to the otate ali n a. 4 g Sit
chence o. oolh6 wl e. $50 hoyevor o.
OF NeW'f orh' anu MI, 80, ia - IN
the GROUND cary az 'hey "et o' "nu 49, &C. ~
putting under iook ana hey 40 isSs ''@n "'e ~
tnem IN one day.
e1sAn old .eilor inn, returned from gas named
p sy a. - o,J hod h;s nochat nj nod on We'd
IAs' y. 1Ii a,ccpl of s95 in half eagles
while ne was 10 sIate Q, bv fb
seken 10 inc fliseeh'n " @iu o'"sO y viz
ponce
INoursrs-The Coroner held an inquest on
satn,dsv at No 1888 Greenwichst. upon the body
=, Georse Cowsett. 60 wears of age who died sud.
al % liz ,a,;denca m F,idev morning Verdict:
" "gHg - - ',,' dtsaa.a ri tba baar,
~ Ss en, IS Tayont fourth at nm the bodv
AsSo a. .ne ,ou' .m tonn3 u ,be riyar He was
Sren,ed in blue shirt and brown linen pants and
IL Ierea a. ,;zsd man Verdict; "Death BY drown
inen
Hlso at the Sixteenth Ward Stetionhouse upon
the body of an unknown man who was found on
Friday night at the corner Of Seventh. av. and
III; IIar hon IN tba