New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
CITY ITEMS.

he rode cut yesterday Afternoon. Socoup sniei By
bis sen. A number Il bis Venezaelaa ieuoK-ci..
zers visited the Clifton House yesterday.
We were told an interesting incden, Of bis arri
val at E zspethtown: As be was on his xay from
the Depot to the Hotel, an Eng'ishman, employed
in some nanufsctory in the place, suddenly rashed
cot ofthe crowd, ard, seiziog him by both arns,
exclaimed: Gen Paez don't you know me, Gen.
efall" The latter did not seem 10 recognize him.
vhereupon he exclaimed Don't you remember
ne at the Pass of Csriboboi" and thersupon De.
,crihed so wildly the engagement in which he had
fought as a soldier under Psez, that the General
csutht him in bis arms and embraced him as 81
old comrade. The crowd gave three enthusiasts
cheers for Paez and bis soldier.
Gen. Gshbaldi, we regret TO learn, was sppa.
rently no better yesterday, though be passed an
easy night. The Rheumatism hS, attacked bis
right arm DR.. Dosne, who has displayed both 70.
ward him and Gen. Paez the most kind and con
slderate attention, is Of opinion that he will no, DO
able TO accept the honors Of public reception be-
fore next week. The Italian Committee appoint
ed to receive him have written the following note
in snswer to the invitation Of Messrs. Coleman K
steuoni
GESTLEMES The Italian Committee feel very
grateful to you FOR the kind offer Of the hospitality
Of your Rouse to Gen. Ga-ibadi. Your letter was
communicated to bin yesterday He was mach
grathcd with this noble Instance Of the sympathy
Of the American people for the freedom Of al IA
tioIS ard sigDl6ed hls intention as soon as posi-
bic to be, for a few days, your guest Unhapplly
he now lies III Of rheumatism, a disease tho Ori
Gin of " hich Ia 10 be attributed 20 the fatgues Of
the late var and hich rea.tscked him - ward the
close of lis voyage. IL 10, therefore, impossible
for us to sppoint the day OF his coming TO this
City. We however hope it will be soon nor shall
VIC fail to inform you, well the public OF the
exact day / am. gentlemen, especially oars
= FlLoPANrL sec'y OF Conn ,e,
Es1 The thermometer, yesterday, in TIE = =
bune office stood at go at Q p N. and at $50 at T.
Pm.
PUBLIC RECEPTION % GES. PAEZ.-According
to the Arrangement made by the Special Commit
tees of the Common Council, the reception of Gen.
Paez wi | take place on Friday. The following is
the plan adopted:
Committee from both Boards OF the City Gov
emmett, beaded by Alderman Hsws. the author Of
the reception and resolutions, accompanied by the
commissioned officers of the entire divis Of the
City, he AIDED by the General in Chief, Charles w.
SANFORD, Esq with Brgadiers Storms, Morris,
ball and Even, and their sultes-w assemble a.
Castle Garden on Friday next u O'Clock, PM.
whence they will proceed In steamer down the
Boy 10 Clifton Landing, Staten Island when they
viii form in procession and proceed "a Clifton
House, Staten Island, where toe General Is spead-
ing few days TO recruit, aer the fatigues Of his
travel.
AT this point Alderman Havs will make an ed
dress. inviting him. in behalf Of the City Council to
its hospitality. Gen. SANFORD will Introduce his
cficers, and briefly, in their behalf, welcome hn
I, the h. pire State.
TIE party will then take the steamer back 10 the
place OF emearkation, accompanied by their guest
o. the landing at the Battery, the oil ,ers will bs
formed in 4 column, preceded by mouGsed escort
and closed by a detachment Of infantry, sccom
panied by the civil autborities-procsed no Broad
way 10 the Park, where, In froot Of the City al,
bis honor the Mayor will welcome Gen. Paez 10
the City and condust bin to toe Governors room
where he will receive the waits Of ouch of our cti
gems as may be disposed to call upon hin.
FIRE IN AN EXPRLss TRUSK-WoRK OF An Is
esterday afternoon, one of Messrs
Butterheld, Wells Il Cos Express msssengers
convey ed quantity Of goods and merch sndise to
the loot Of Cortandtst 10 be shipped for tho
" est via. Albany. Upon bis arrival az the steam
b At Oregon bis load was placed upon the wharf
sud Ia IL was a large trunk filed with valuable ar.
ticles such as jewellery, silks, &c &c. VIII Oh was
so left on the wharf until such time as the hands
could convey them on board. Between i've aud
six O'Clock smoke was discovered issuing from the
sides Of the said trunk, and which vas Immediately
opened, when IL WAS soon discovered that qdad
Il Of oil OF vtriol had been poured into the hey
hOle setting Jesrly ali the packages on tire. Ssye
raj buckle to Of water were poured upon the burning
goo de- and after considerable trouble. the FIRE
extpguishtd The goods in the trunk mIsty be
oDged 10 penons residing west OF Albany. Toe
loss and dsmsge sustained by fire add water will,
in all probability, exceed $780, upon which thsre
is no insurance. Courier and Enquirer Tuesday.
L. The Bowling Green Fountain now plays
regularly every day, sending its slender .oPjet
nearly to The SUBMITS Of the old elm trees. -Four
swans, rampant, send up streams from the rim Of
tie basin, and the water, falling into the marble
bowls, showers over their edges, and wraps the
whole shaft in a cloud OF silver mist. IL is one Of
the presiiess fountains in the City.
r. Mr. Henry Peters Gray, the artist, returned
yesterday from Fire Island, where he bad the DO
dy tfthe young Italian girl, Ceesta Padsna, disn-
tered and removed to Llip, where i. was decent.
y buried, with the appropriate funeral services.
MORE BODIES FousD.-Ws learn from Mr.
Coggeshsl, Inspector Of Lighthouses for this Dis
trct, that the remains OF two mOre bodies we're dis
covered on Sunday last, some distance 10 the east
Of Fire I.lsnd light They were not in a state TO
be recognized, nearly all the fesh having been
" ashed from the bones.
CBRIsTTs This band Of Minitrels stat up
shop this week, and start for Saratoga where they
ill perform for brief season Meanwhile 'nen
Hall in Broadway viii be enlarged and improves,
prep aralory TO the Fall campaign
FRESH ARRIVAL OF PAU6IEs on TIE FIsHiSG
BAsK:-Over 5000 were caught on boari the Bat.
fac yesterday. This boat runs down nearly every
day.