New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29
CITY ITEMS.
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s-faxER CLEoPArRA'-Ih" Vesse' ski
THI ,be foot OF North Moore-st. As al
rsnli. .,,,sd by Us, guard Of marines from the
res" 80 are on board One wish musSet IS
NA'! on guard, passing to and fro in front Of
O'1 1x,v. With the exception OF these
.bs does rot present very warlike ap-
...,,nce. A quantity OF coal and water casks
- a.cl are the only things that would indicate
g., .be vas Cited up for any extraordinary pur-
-. Looking at her. We are inclined to douos
he story that she was intended to convey hostile
-. N the shores Of Caba, for we can hardly
.h,rk that any sane man would run the double
~ Of losing his life by her laundering at sea-
and Of being shot If he should escape the perils
~ the deep, and be landed on the Island. the
lands are still engaged on her pumping out the
vster which continues 70 come in through her
ooep seams. On Sunday there was partial ex
animation made Of the contents Of her hold. IL
!. said that powder and blanket were founf, and
,bst these articles yet remain on board. NO lar
.be, search was made yesterday. II 1t Is true
,b,t there is twenty five kegs Of powder on board
n The Cleopatra, the City Authorities should az
orcs cause her or the powder TO be removed
beyopd the City limits. Valuable STEAMBOATS, are
Al mound her, and if by chance there should 90
,nexplo.ion the loss Of life and property would
bs immense. Will not those whose duty 1t 70
ipfOrce the laws against bringing large quantities
Of powder within the City limits attend 70 'nis
violation of the ordinance ADD cause the danger
10 be removed
Co1,,s,os-Yesterdsy sf,srnoon, the wreck
ING schooner Martha Stuart, drfted atoul OF the
packet Ship West Point. laying at anchor IN the
East River which carried away the flying llo
boom and head stays OF the schooner. No dam
,ga accrued TO the ship. The NJ. s. was bound
10 Cane Henry, in quest Of the sails, rigging ana
,r.,. of the ship Robens, recently stranded at
that place. These articles fhe will convey 70
Baltimore.
~ The clipper ship Flying Cloud is now on
he sectional docks, where she can be examined
by those interested in naval architecture '<She 10
20 sail in short time for San Francisco and IT Is
expected that she will make the voyage quicker
than any of her predecessors, as she made the
VOYAGE from Boston to this port in about forty
bour, sse will be seat out by Grinnell, Minturn
& Co.
" We understand that the remarks mase oy
the British Ambassador at the st. Georges Fes'
tvsl have given the greatest oiiense to our lrisa
fellow citizens. They are anxious TO take some
decisive steps to vindicate themselves IRON his
attacks, and with that view preliminary meet
ing will DO held this evening at the ShakSPere
Hotel, at O'Clock.
THE HARP OF OssIAS DO not forget the Con-
cert Of Oasian f. Dodge at Tripler Hall, to night
Everybody is anxious to hear the great Dodge
whose inexpremiby curious face beams forth
from flaming yellow posters, all over the City
II bis sorgs are half as comical, it will be rich
treat to hear him.
U We have received communication signed
by sixteen passengers on the New Haven train
from this City at o'clock A. NJ on the 2lst inst,
complaining of the manner in which the Con-
auctor of that train treated one Of the passengers
young mechanic paid his fare to New'lIocneHe'
but by mistake got on the Express tram, Tnicn
does not stop at New. Rochelle Before be ar.
rived at Harlem, the conductor told him OF his
mistake, and advised him to stop az Harlem and
take the Accommodation train, which he DID, bu'
neglected to take ticket from the train which he
had left, which would have been good on the Ac-
ccmmodstion train The conductor OF the latter
called upon him to pay his fare, which no declined
doing, and stated his case, in mild, genilemanly
manner The man In authority would, however,
listen to no statement, and ordering the tram to
be stopped, he called upon the brakeman 20 assist
ejecting the young man from the car. Seeing
that he must pay again or be lefs behind, he ten
dered the money, but this was now refused, add
the brakeman was ordered to thrust him out
which he did in rough, brutal manner, notSI;h'
standing the youug man showed no signs OF re-
sistng the authority Of the conductor OF the traa'
Such is the story, the truth Of which is atiested
by sixteen passengers in the car 10 which the
scene took place. If the facts are as stated, the
sooner the conductor is dismissed the better 1t
will be FOR the Railroad, and those 10 authority
should at on &c cause the matter to be Investigated
LARGE DAYS Work. Friday OF last
week the income Of the Erie Railroad was over
Three Millions Of Dollars. THIS ia larger day s
work than Was ever done by any Railroad in the
world, yet it is easily explained. At the com
mencemspt of the Road, the State loaned us
bonds to the amount Of three millions Of dollars
Subsequently, an act was passed, providing that
if the Company should construct a single tea0S
irom the Hudson River to Lake Erie, aud FEn It's
engines over it before the middle Of May, the
State would release tho Road from the lien o
three millions which it held upon 1t On Friday
the necessary affidavit was fled with the Con
troler, aud Of course the release was granted IN
accordance with the provisions OF the act.
NmLo'S.-.The truly talented and attractive
yousg Nses Caroline RousSt and her three sis;efs ap
pear Ihs npg their Svoi.e ballet Of CIssrns An