New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07
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THE FIREMEE.-We were unable to avail our
selves of the invitation 10 attend the receptions OF
I the Philadelphia Firemen by their brothers OF va
rious Companies yesterday. We hear that they
| had an especial good time with Americas No. 6,
where collation. was prepared and toasts and
speeches given This afternoon the Diligent boys
leave for home. We are they will depart with
high opinion of the hospitality and chivary OF
their New-York brethren, and especially of the
! members ofNiagsra Engine Co. No. 4, under whose
especial charge the visiting Company has been
kept. There is not finer body OF men than the
members Of No. 4 10 any Fire Department and no.
where will TIE visiting brother fn1 hesrtier or
nobler greeting. We wish the members of Dill.
gent, and their brothers Of Philadelphia all sue
cess, and hope soon to see some other Company
from the City Of Brothedy Love as visitors in Co.
than.
| DINNER TO Hon. ID. s. DGcKIEsoN.-Messrs.
Charles o. onor, A. II Micke, Francis B. Cutting
Robt H. Morris, Myndert Van Schaick, Cornelius
w Lawrence and about IFS others, lately addressed
/ letter to Hon. d. g. Dickinson, rendering him
public dinner in this City, as an expression of their
admiration for his distinguished political SER
vices" Mr.. Dickinson has replied in letter, dated
June |, in which he accepts the invitation, and ap
/ points Monday, the i7thins as the day.
JUEE--We find in the Springfield Portfolio a
touch of weather characterization which obviates
the necessity Of saying anything further on the
subject this morning. 1t suits this season remark
! ably well
"May coquettish, sometimes pettish smiling Of
ten through her tears; In rotation yields her sta
! ton, and the welcome June appears. Gentle,
smiling -beguilug, with a rosebud in her
hair-April foolish May is coolish,-June warm
he arted is and fair"
THE CASE or ISAIAH RYSDERs-In justice to
Mr.. Rynders, against whom, with others, CON
plant was last week preferred before Justice Lo
ihrop, we would state that the complainant yester
day appeared before d. Randall, Esq. Commits
,IoAer OF Deeds, and made affidavit that from false
information he was induced to enter proceedings
sgainst Mr.. Rynders, and that he no " exonorated
him from all blame or participation in the matter.
The case yesterday came up for examination, but
as the complainant did not appear the complaint
was dismissed by the Magistrate.
WASHING AND BATHING AssocIATIoS.-At a
meeting of the stockholders of this Association,
held at the Office of Minturn & Co. South ST. yes
lterday afternoon, the following gentlemen were
detected officers Of the Association for the ensuing
Iyear;
Pyesidsnt-R B MINTURN.
i Steretdry-kRBEhAs Hunt
DHseiors-Abrshsm Bell Alfred Ball. Thos. sedgwlcs
Ic woodtord Marcus sPGng, o r. Weimo'e, W, w.
IGreeey.
PULLED DowN--The store in South st. is level
led. A Jury ofsBuiders were called, who exam.
lined the building and pronounced it to be in very
dangerous condition, and recommended that it
should be taken down forthwith. The owners hav-
ing refused to take the building down, the Mayor,
City Inspector and Chief OF Police directed ropes
10 be attached to the granite pillars aud they were
Ipuiled out and the whole of the front wall came
Down, leaving the roof standing, and in no wise ma.
Iterslly injuring the goods The rear wall did not
come down so easily. and when night set in but
mail portion Of it had been taken down.
FIREs.-A FIRE was discovered Wednesday night
ct nine O'Clock in the carpenter shop OF Mr.. Hahn,
Twen'y'thirdst near Third av. Extinsuished
with uiaing damage.
About O'Clock yesterday mornins fire
broke out in a row o. stables in the rear Of svsD,h
W. near Twenty seventh st. and before .uhdoaa
three or oar small stables and four horse, xsra
bSrned Loss not heavy.
DHD.-Emlly dithens, the little girl who was
noticed in yesterdays Tribune as having been run
over by wagon at the corner Of Duane and Green
vieh SITS on Wednesday evening died yesterday
corning, at O'Clock, from the effects Of her inji
res.
Mr. EDIToR The Railroad TO relieve Broad
lsyproposes to cut Wsshington-squsre in two and
ma through Fifth.sv. This square is small enough
IN, and is the only convenient place we have IN
se City for review. The inhabitants OF Fiith-ay.
Ave the least necessity for such road, being par
sawho have their own vehicles and little depen-
sas On such Conveyance The Filth ay. is far more
.nsatle as a place for pleasant walk or drive,
20 when such an ayenue is taken from seclaslon
Aaadly leaves retired place anywhere.
sAsosIc DELEGATION old Masonic Grand
-ease turned out fne bat not numerous process
"a Wednesday, and at about O'Clock arrived at
SRnew Hall, 500 Broadway, which was dedi
settc the purposes Of the Order, with the usual
ofaD lsFASr FoUsD.-The body Of "a infant,
acut On its head, was found yesterday In a
the Sixteenth Ward near the Station
twas taken 20 the Sixteenth Ward Sta
noese, where the Coroner will hold az inquest
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