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

CITY ITEMS.
~ The weather yesterday was one Of the
most glorous specimens Of the glorious American
month of Ootober-ihe Indian 3ummar-whch be-
longs to and Distinguishes the climate Of our con-
sinent The crowds of persons upon the aide
walks of the most frequensed rtreess of the City
were probably never denser in The world than
they were during the afternoon of yesterday. TIE
weather called forth our own citizens OF both sex
co, while the number of strangers now in shs City
surpssses anything ever known before. |. is not
unusual for new comers to be driven from hotels to
the number Of ten or dozan bsfote finding
Judgment,
Great featg in telegraphing were done yes
te1day between here and Neg Orleans The at
antio's news was received there and published in
the evening papers at the same time as in this
City, and our tslsgraphic dispatches show she Of
feet it had on the market there. This bentG any.
thing yet
R~E5 We learn by the Atlantic that the steamer
City OF Glasgow made very good passage out.
She sailed hence on tho 9Th us and arrived in the
Clyde on the god, after having been fifteen days
lantic only two days.
Sailing OF THE NIAGARA.-The Oonard Mai
steamship Niagara aaed yesterday afternoon for
Liverpool, With 76 passenger aud the following
sums in specie Slll,9G6 in American dollars
$4,000 in Mexican collars; $4,000 in soyereisns
and t427 in EDgiish silver.
TIE STEAMER ATLASrIo,-Previous 10 the ar.
rival OF the Atlantic meeting OF her passengers
was held, Cold w. Webb preaiding, and Com
nittee of five was appointed, by which the follow
ipg abatement WAS prepared as expressive of the
eense Of the passengers with regard TO this noble
ship, ard was unanimously adopted and signed by
them all:
1b, UNDERLINED Passengers on The steamship atlantic
ssili, q from Liverpool The 25h september for New
Vot ve rs pleasure In givi tnelr testimony In favor
Of her sd bic performance during
we're gnet aud wtda suc thar considera
80 H. he rtTcnm,euces OF eYremsly bo.erous sn1 as.
vere waauer hpd the lime taken complete voyage
they hoIized in unug IN general assurance 10 the
Public thai there 10 no reason to donb! thai Ine steamer Al
lsplc In The periI weather combines every
tespeCt comfort and security unsurpassed.
October 8, 1850
THE LANCBRs-We have barely room to notice
that the parade and Wait to the Sigh Bridge yes.
terday wss a spleadd affair. 10 tins evening tbs
company visited the Broadway Thester. They
returned TO camp after the conclusion of the fret
piece. To day they visit Brooklyn where the
bonors OF the tty will be performed by Captain
Neeey's w ashington Horse Guard and Captain
Grahams Rnggold Horse Guard The Lanoers
will cross the Catherine Ferry at 10 o'clock,
where the rece ption Will take place, and thence
march through the principal streets to tue City
Hall, where the whole column will be reviewed by
bis Honor, Mayor Smith They will return By the
Fulton Ferry, and on their arrival In Ne~ York
proceed through Fulton, Pearl aud Wall SITS
Broadway, Battery-place, Greenwichss West
Broadway, Canal, Varick, Carmine aud Blocker
pts. and she upper part OF Broadway TO head.quar.
ters. N0te-Our account OF the dinner at tbs
Apollo should have been in yesterdays morning
edition, but was unavodably omitted.
COMMON CouNoM.-Ghe only bu1nesA wottby of
note last night WAS the resignation o! AID God
of the Third Ward, TO take effect on the lst jan
next
SECOND WARD-The Wing meeting al Stone
als to choose Committee to act in conjunction
with the First Ward Whlgs met Iast night and
organized by the appointment of AUGUSTUS f.
CoMmEYGR Chairman, and NJ P. Moasey Ssoy
Messrs Edwin ]. Mercer Geo w Elmer, NJ
Mussey, Major Lines aud E B, Brsisted were sp.
pointed Delegates TO the District Convention, to
be held at Ne Broadway.
B~ The dangerous habit OF driving cattle
through the sreesa of city is nos ye, abandon,
ed. We witnessed yesterday, directly in front OF
our Office, regular psuic. created by TIE freaks
and performance Of had Bull who would have
been desperate antsgoni.t, for the matadoreJ of
OF Spanish buLheht. Several persons. ss we
were informed, were throSn down by the infar-
ated brute, though fortunately without serious in
jury, and We ourselves deferred for several
minutes from crossing the sueet by fear of an at
tack. Ap immense crowd wts assembled to wit
mesa the result, and the intensity OF the interest
excited showed clearly enough thai human nature
is the same in New Yorh and st Madrid Every
body aeemed sadly disappointed when the fright
ened and enrsged animal, his eyes glazing With fu-
~ and terror, and hiS tongue tapping out Of his
mouth, made rush through the crowd, which di
vded 10 she right and left before him, and betook
himself to parts unknown.
Means should be taken by the authorities TO pre-
vent such dangerous exhibitions In future II We
must have ba,l.fshts, it would be bester to have
the well regulated and well-direc.ed Corrtda de
soros at once