New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
CITY ITEMS.


CohnArp or OCEAN SrGAMkRs.-The Det,0R
Ado.1tsser of Saturday expresses regret az sue an
ao,on,od departure Of Capt. Wlloushby from tnS
Labe service, 20 accept the command OF one OF
Mr. Collins o new steamships, snioh has b3eu Oh
fsyed him. Ii 10 noticeable thas not few Of our
Rrst.olase ocean steamers are COMMANDED by those
who are veterans 10 she rigorous service Of the
Northern Lakes.
AeoTBER GURDER--ARRxsr OF TRE SUPPosED
MURDERRRs.-Abat II O'Clock on Pueeday night
awatonuan on board the ship Western World
observed g man named Andrew Peters Johnson
hand on board tue aediah brig Tnonaa, lying
ID pier No. N. IT, on thGt pier Ia camptay wlth
two Swedith women sed emat boy. Som siter
two sailors made their appearance On she pier
and made some insulting re marks 10 the ~ouen,
which were resented by JohnSon who ~aa than
seized by The ruHians and hurled into the dock
With great violence The womeo, as Goon az they
sav this done, ran away, aoresmins wi'h f'ighs'
and were followed by the sailors. Peter Pesrson'
the watohDun above re'efred TO, Immediately a'ser
n. man yes shrown ogerooatd heacd ono OF ths
uNios esy to the other 3" Thst's the way TO settls
the buainoasn One OF the mon then pulled OFT mis-
coat aud pretended that he wes going so roeoQe
the dyowntng man. Peterson GATED 10 them and
said, THAT'S nice way, 30 thro~ msn over
board aud not cry to savc him pol1e oh1er
shen came 40 aud wes directed by Peterson To ar
ress the three men He however oAPtursd but
ole. the others escaped, but Two meu we're arrest
ed In the wornieg on suspciun Of betsy shose ooa
cerned in the atl.r. Toey were all brougos before
.y,1, hair a q
hsyai, John Roland and John &oPage and STATED
that ,hsy were attached 80 tho Ed6lso snip
Charles Croker, lying at pier No 6, The en-
deuce az siuSt these me0 Ia, however, thas far
but sisht as neither the watchmsn nor the two
women osn id entity them being Tho iAdiVi3llla
who thre " Johnson overheard. Gaey We're locked
up by Justice Osborn for examination. The b9dy
Of JOHNSON hos not been found, aud it is supposed
thss vine sprown inso the water he maat have
ssruch his head upon projecting timber or stoue,
as no did aot fae 10 the surface
MYSTERIOUS DGATH OF An INFART.-Coroner
Gesr was oslled yesterday 70 hold an inquest Ss
the house 900 Eion st on the body OF q iaaaa IN
liant, which v as found in sluk at Shat place, Ne
marks oi Violence @ere found upon tho body
Blood " ss however traced from the sink TO room
in the stcond story Of tbs house occupied by swo
women, apparent, In perfect health. Tusse 40
men denied knowing anything about the matter,
bus aaid that woman whose nsme and residence
thsy aid not know, bas who came oooss onaiy 10
see them, was ss their room the night previous 10
ito morping ON which the BODY wss found. The
Jary rendered a VERDICT shas the child came to its
death from causes 70 them uuknopn.
mad Bulls IN tbs 9raEETs AGAlS.-~We
again unite with The press genoraiiy in urging
spon--we might say, ia oshalt Of The people de.
m4ncing ffon--tho Comnon Council sone immsdI-
ate ana efficient provision against driving oAtsla
Trough sbe ssreets OF our populoas sad orowded
city On Monday, sg&in an infurisSed bull was
sapp;ug much through the Bowery a b1y named
= ThOmas Pugdy wss kooossd do~A and very sen
tusly injured. Several other persons had ttA
oispeed win the dangerous brase, to escspe from
bis rags. Ii Is atrooiops thai man nor ~ontn nor
child o.n su,er the atreets WilaoaS FLAX Of IFS
W,lihe Oommos Counc continue 70 permit tnls
ssA'e Of affairs
AAD ox-The police eli the Eleventh Ward re-
port tass another mad bull slsited their locality
"Se'AS' a9 o6Iuded hla uAVcio1Ho ptsa7hoe
MO several china shopA and otacr s'ores where
hts sn'c' were peculiarly uuplssssDs. AZ last
fe'00'os ne w@ killed by some of sne 9ouoO.nsn.
FHs iSposrSRIAL RsroRxtRs - Young Aaaer-
40 oil Saturday, oo. H. h.s he en- rsoeivsd at tds
CITY agency lAat' Sl4t,ry Standard ana C4ro4o.
t+ss' otaoe',l lia Nassau at. seoood story, itons
roou. Thu sheet gives s.,,hfal exhibit of tho
National nefoFa movement, ,6tougbou. tina ooou.
ary, by extracts from shs pts,s and oo,;os. ., .na
aouon of public meetings. The next pumba, ell
contain she full proceedings of the Sat, corvaD.
tiOns Of New.YOfk, New.Jsrsey and n....o5n
ssts. and the replies of several o.paid.,as e..
State Offices aud Congress.
" We have received from ". Hall 3 GU
she following Musicai publications; Bong for Cha
Onion, The Prize National Melody, wristeo by F,ss.
man Scott, Esq, music by w. P. Oauningsou; aud
American Liberty, Song Nstonal aud Patriotic
BY Freeman 6coss Tor one or four voices, Win an
accompaniment Tor the piano Sortc, by Matthias
KelAr