New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10

and the peal oi cannon soon gave joyful token Of
the event. The steamer came up in fine style,
with all her flags flying, welcomed BY salutes,
which she returned with interest. crowd Of
spectators iocked 10 tie pier foot Of Caaalst. aad
the adjacent wharyes to witness her rounding in.
She looked in Is good trim as on the day she left
and the Triton on her Prov seemed blowing peal
ofniamph. The excitement Of the spectators was
very lively, and there was a general feeling OF
qualification that she had made such an excellent
run.
CRoToS WATER-It will have been observed,
that for three weeks past the supply Of water in
the upper stories # buildings has been deficient
This will continue to be the for at east three
weeks longer, or till the two lines Of SO inch mains
at Murray Hill are lowered down ten feet h tho
new grade Of the Fifthav. at that point. We are
informed at the Croton Aqueduct Department that
every possible exerton is being made to complete
the work in the shortest practicable time as many
men are employed as can be placed on the line,
and often kept on the work through the night. In
the mean time, it is the duty Of every water taker
to economise the consumption and prevent waste; ;
the use of street-washers on sidewalks should be
suspended, and every faucet and opening kept
closed, when not absolutely required for some ne
cessary purpose. If, during the day, no supply be
found for wash basins, bathing tabs, &c in the up
per parts Of houses, be careful not to leave any orr
fee open, as during the night, when the consump-
ton nearly ceases, the water rises to it's extreme
hight, and an overflow is sure 10 happen; several
houses have in this way been deluged through
carelessness 1t is hoped that by the end Of the
lffst week in July, the work referred to will be
completed, and a full supply Of water thereafter
furnished.
"THE ITALY or THE PEoPLE."-This is the
title, in English, OF the periodical (LLtalia del
PopoloJ through which, since the downfall Of the
Roman Republic, Joseph Mazzini and his associ.
ates have waged the warfare Of Democracy. For
ability few publications are equal to this, for reIi'
gious sincerity Of purpose and elevation of views
more surpasses it. Ali who desire to become ac-
quainted with the history and aspirations of mo-
dern Italy will find no where authentic record
Of them as in the pages of LItalia del PoP0io. 1t
may be had in this City ct the Office of the Eco d.
Italia, 235 Broadway. Price for six numbers, con-
tanning nearly thousand pages, 81.
A PRINCE IScoGSITo-The Count Of Capua,
brother 10 the tyrant Ferdinand Of Naples, was
recognized n tnis City on Friday evening He
was walking down Broadway with companion,
who is suppos, j to be the Marquis c. one Of
the buicons eff the Neapolitan Court Our in.
frmants were several Italian gentlemen, who have
good reason to rememberthe Counts features.
NEw VERSION OF THE BIBLE-The friends of
the Amended Version of the Scriptures have call
cd public meeting for this afternoon aud evening,
to take ne asures FOR the formation of a new Socie
ty. The organization takes place at the Mulberry.
st. Baptist Tabernacle at PM and the public ad
dresses at the same place in the evening. Rev.
DR.. Cone, Rev. Mr.. Armitage, and Messrs. Rem
ning,on, Capp, Eddy and Radford are announced
as the speakers
~ The Spanish steamship Trideate Capt
BEYTEAU, which LEFT Havana May %, in ballast to
Moses Tay lor, arrived here Saturday. The ITideHte
is bound to London ard came to this port to repair
her copper.
STRIKE AGAINST THE LABoRERs.-Several Of the
principle builders in the upper part of the City
united On Saturday morning and refused to pay
their laborers but eight shillings a day. The
aborers demanded on the 10th of last month nine
shiLings dey for their labor, and have received
itup to Saturday. The result is that the work Of
al these builders is at standstil. The Laborers
Society now numbers over four thousand active
members, and they are bound one to the other not
to work for less than nine shiLings during the
summer months. They are to have Mass Meet
ing on Thursday evening, at Hermitage Hall Hous-
tonst. in relation to this matter. For three or four
years past this Society has regularly demanded
and received nine shillings day during the sum-
mer for their labor.
ExPLAISED-The druggist to whom we alluded
as refusing to dress the burns Of the child rescued
from the FIRE unless paid in advance, says that be
was ignorant Of the whole affair, and that in no
instance has prepayment been demanded IN his
store or office for dressing wounds Of any kind, and
such are his instructions to bis clerks, one Of whom
attended to the case referred to.
ACCIDENT PROM CAMPHEsE-Another melan-
choly accident from the incsuaous use ofcamphene
occurred Friday night about o'clock near the
corner Of Spring and Wooster sts. A servant girl
named Isabella Foster, in the family Of Mr.. Fow-
Ter, was filing lamp with camphene, when the
latter caught FIRE and violent explosion ensued,
setting fire to the girls dress, and frightening her
out Of her wits. In state Of delirious excitement
she ran from the basement into the back yard
thence through the open hall into springst. By
this time the flames Of her clothing had completely
enveloped her person. Her wild shrieks soon
brought out multitude Of the citizens, who eager
y FASTENED to her relief, but before the flames were
extnguished nearly every stitch Of her clothing,
including her shoes, were consumed. She was car
RED into Mr.. Fowler's. Drs. T ell and McDermoat
were called in, and promptly administered the AP-
prcpriate treatment She was afterward conveyed
to the City Hospital. There is very little hope Of
her recovery