New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04
CITY ITEMS

The CouNCu.-The Aldermen did moth
nc OF especial note las, night. They adopted an
agreement With the Sixth and Eighih-Ayenue Rail
road Companies, ordered Station-llouse for the
Twentieth Ward, swept OIL a heap of pavement and
crosswalk business, and adjourned until Monday
afternoon next
The Assistants were NOT IN session They meet
tins afternoon
CVRANEERING MOVEMENTS AND SUPPOSE
rloNs-So much OF 4 str made here on They're
ceipt OF the startling intelligence OF the Havana mas
sacre that little doubt was entertained of the imme
date organization of a band OF, emigrants," alas
invaders. within a short period Hints were thrown
out that such Was the case. and boasts were made
that ten thousand men were eager TO "emigrate,"
and that they would speedily do 50, and that too
withou; breaking any International law or comprom-
sing themselves III any way wlth the Government.
Committee TO receive donations was appointed,
and one Of the daily papers told marvellous stories Of
"ald and sympathy" pouring IN by thousands OF dol
las and hundreds of muSAetS. In consequence OF
these open boasts and the painful facts which had
already occurred, certain persons felt warranted IN
requesting the immediate and careful attention OF
the Government, IN Il preventive capacity indeed,
the Government, Was positively assured that extern
Sive invasive preparations were progress, and even
the alleged leaders pointed al. Thereupon or
der> were issued 70 the Collector the l. ;. Attorney,
|. :. Marshal. and other leading officers here, TO
keep lookout for these flbusuers, and all needful
ard was guaranteed of opposition 10 capture.
Frequent dispatches have passed between the Gov
eminent and lis officers here, but 80 far as We can
learn the officers have been unable 10 fix upon 4
SINGLE "emigrani o." not enc Of the tAous ,nd> who
smel; spanish blood and whooped IN the Park
As tie Sickenlng details Of CoachaS oold-0looded
murders were yelled IN their ears, has made the
first step toward Cuba-not one Of them Is
ready TO venture his precious neck within
thousand miles Of danger III fact, The most dill
gent inquiry IS frlllt>> as 70 The who and The where
OF the ten thousand aibus,ietS who could hardly
wali for conveyance to build that monument" Of
the runs Of the More We doubt If the ten thou.
sand" OF NerXeS ever made themselves so undlscoy-
cTaby missing 10 the Pens these valiant vol
Un;eers aresnow 10 our Own Government et the
thus far n'lolab.e secrecy OF the affair Is not deemed
positive evidence OF an abandonment Of the move
ment Il IS highly probable that there are cautious
and powerful parties here n The interest OF the m
vaders and lhaI they bleed freely ,irom the pocket
for the cause The naIues of many such persons are
With the Government. and he hrs, step which 5
made toward the SAILING O; An expedition vail be
disastrous 10 iaem. The - DOGS of war are on the
scent The Government Is iully Determined to man
tam he honorable faith Of is treaties, and the men
who eyade or defy tbs resolve must pun their wires
alno>, As ar as they bnng then manufactured news
they hope to succeed There Is readiness among the
naval force a, TN. station TIA: preeuies me po>s