New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
CITY ITEMS.
DESs OF DEArH-In our last article the typeI
made us talk about the Temperature Of the Alias
House instead Of atmosphere.

DESs OF DEATH-In our last article the type1
made us talk about the Temperature Of the Ains
House instead Of atmosphere.
FIRE WORKS on THE FoURTH-We want 70
see the Pyrotechnic display on Independence so
do tTo hundred thousand other citizens; but net
hundredth part Of them will the show IL the old
localities are chosen. Showing Tor rather secre;
ing) fireworks among the dense foisse Of public
Park is piece of municipal greenness worthy Of
the Wise Men Of Go.ham the elder. Now, don't do
that this year, good Aldermen; let the People see
something for the money you have taken from Their
strong box Leave the Park 10 the boys and dark.
ness; set up your wheels, and stars, and rockets.
and burning splendors, across the upper end OF
CHATHAM SQUARE turn off the stages 'or time
and You will get such an audience and give such a
sight, as will be a pleasure both to beholder and
exhibitor From the position which we have lndi'
Gated, the whole show could be seen nearly the
entire length Of Chatham st. but the Square alone
will easily bold all the downtown people and then
the houses on each side, for blocks, would be egi
BILE sight stands Similar localities may be select
ed for the up town exhibitions and then the whOle
pubic can see the show instead Of the few strong
broad.shouldered men, whose ribs are abe 10 resist
the mpsctest crowd and whose nerve could force
them up TO the great step Of the City Hall. As
for Washington square, no; more than 500 can see
anything there the trees now linking III eir
limbs over the paths, and there is hsrdy space lef
20 set up the necessary framework. Women and
children, too like 70 see these patritic illusions
but heretofore they haven't had the first glimpse Of
them Give us the Fireworks in Chatham square,
aid other open spaces We, the People. y.an, p
see them.
PRrSrERs, ATTENTION All who are members
Of the New.York Printers Union are expected to
be Mt the meeting tonight The Committee to
Draft Scale Of Prices is 10 be appointed, and on
the action of this Committee the gravest interests
of the Trade will depend 1t is, therefore, espe-
cially important tina, the most potential, wellin-
formed, experienced and prudent men should be &C..
ected We hope 70 see every member Of the
Union in attendance, and that this important Com.
mittee will be the very best that the delibsrative
judgment of the whole membership can choose -
Those who do not attend on this occasion will hav
not even the poor privilege Of grumbling, if any
thing goes wrong. Now show yourselves, for an
hour or two at least, interested in your own vel.
fare look oct for your own pockets you have
trusted luck and slept In mastery inactivity ~
long enough-it is time to work
e Those twenty members who were proposed
at the last meeting also invited to be present at
about 9 o'clock.
R- The pupils OF the Institution for the Blind
give Concert this afternoon at o'clock, in the
Tabernacle. The exercises are to be both vocal
and instrumental, and as we see from the pro
eramme which has been laid before US, are of an
interesting character. The low price Of ticket,
ionly 25 cents with the usual discount to children
ought to fill the house. The object is to procure an
additional piano for the Institution.
L,UNcH.-The fac clipper ship Mandarin" of
IT'S tuns, will be launched today at O'Clock, p n.
from the yard Of MesHs. Smith & Dimon, foot of
Fourth.st East River. She has been built for
Messrs Goodhue & ca. for the East India trade
and is to be commanded By Capt. T c. sioddar6
late Of the ship Joshua Bates
~ A Regular Meeting Of the Teachers Aso-
citation of the City of NewYork will be held in the
Hope Chapel 100 Broadway, this evening. at
O'Clock. Subject The best System of School Dis
cipline.
NEw.YoRK STATE TEMPERANCE SocIETY.-lt
will be seen by an advertisement in another CO.
In mn that the Anniversary Of this Society is to be
held at Syracuse on the 10th instant. We trust
the friends of Sobrety throughout the State will be
well represented on the occasion.
PAPIER MAcHE AND JAPAs WoRKs.-The beau
tfu art of manufacturing these articles is nov adj
vanced to consummate degree Of perfection in
England, and we are happy to learn that agencies
for the most important houses are about TO be es
tablished in this country. We have examined Sc
veral specimens from the msnufsctory Of Jennens,
Belridse & Sons. whose advertisement by their
agent r. j. Ibbots N, 2ls Pearlst will be found in
another column, to which we can freely award the
praise OF exquisite delicacy and softness OF execu
ton. Among them is portrait Of Jenny Lind,
giving most life like representation OF the blue
eye, fair.hsired Swedish soDgstress, suitable tor
the cover Of pors-feue, and presenting truly at
tsctive picture OF intellectual female oveliDess-
There is also variety Of landscapes, pictures Of
animals, and other interesting subjects, which need
oaly TO be seen TO awaken the admiration OF the
amateur, and we cannot doubt that they will com
msnd an extensive patronage among persons oil
taste 10 this City.
CHARGE OF LARcEsY.- "A man named John 20
dy, was yesterday arrested a charge OF stealing
coat. ve.t and bresslpin valued AZ s2l. the pro-
Perty Of NJ. White, OF 3 Doy er ct. The property
vas recovered, and the accused was committed
for trial.