New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
CITY ITEMS.
Tn, Observation-Disclosures OF NOS
ww We are obliged to defer many items
-, excursions &C., &c, for want OF room

Yesterday morning Aldermen mile' "nu
r~art,iu (of the Committee OF the he0eP" u
r...,,h, went ON board the Mississippi ano were
i,,rosuced 10 the Hungarian refugees "e ~
,rsI concentrations the Aldermen Iio'"'eu INC
rules that quarters had been PROVIDED iof 'hein IN
s a., arrangements would be made for
,h.,r ;,med,a,e debarkatIon. They then re'ueo,
NTH the thanks other guests
,hout & o'clock p. Vi. the whole party OF bxiles
-. brovght to the Irving House, where rooms haa
hs.o nroyidsd and they now enjoying the hoTal
ho.niaIry OF Mr. Howard, the attentive and highy
~.,e,med proprietor Of that mammoth hotel. Here
they will remain. in comparative secuslon, until
,her IIlusiriOus leader arrives, and then the grand
demonstration Will be made.
tits probable that some OF the Exles may VISIT the
City Hall TO day, for the purpose of paying ther re-
spects 10 the Mayor for whom as the representa-
ave of the City they have conceived the warmes'
regard
The various officers and Committees having
charge OF the proposed Reception are arranging
their plans for demonstration worthy of the Ex-
lies and of the nation and there is no doubt that
the splendor and enthusiasm Of the Reception Will
be such as every lover of Liberty and her defenders
will have ample 10 be proud of. Among
other eatures il is proposed erect three riumphal
,,ehes over Broadway-One not far from the Bat
twy one near the Society Library, and the third
opposite Niblos. Artists are respectfully invited to
furnish plans to the Committee.
Kossuih may be expected TO arrive on TUESDAY
next, or Wednesday at the furthest.
" Norma will be given again tonight,
Sy general request. Il is unnecessary TO speak in
anticipation of the performance, which viii IN
doubtedly attract as many listeners as the house will
bold The cast is the same on the first emnently
successful representation.
" The Board Of Aldermen last night
Odd nothing Of particular importance IN the way oil
new business. An ordinance was passed to DIVIDE
the FRS, Ward into four Election Districts. The
resolution TO pay the laborers pubic works 81 %
per day was lost by tie vote, 9 TO 9, Aid. Cook be-
ing absent The ordinance increasing the salary of
Policemen 20 5000 per dnnum was passed, and the
Board adjourned to Friday.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY IN IRELAND
Rev. F. DEvLIN and Rev. DR.. DoNNELLY, author
i,ed deputation from the Irish Catholic University
Committee, are now IL our City soliciting SUBJ
scriptions for the proposed University under the
patronage Of the Catholic Hierarchy of Ireland, APP
proved by the Archbishop of New-York 1t seems
10 US that the mission of these gentlemen has very
ztrong claims on the sympathy of Catholics, eSpe
cslly Of Irish Catholics. Ireland, in her poverty
and wretchedness, is doing very much to strengthen
the Catholic Church IN this country, o. which her
children are among the most devoted and unchange
able disciples. Her Catholics are generally poor
while many Of ours can spare something II we
shared their convictions, we should certainly give
literally to this object, and shall be glad 10 hear
for our countrys credit. that they have done so. Do
nations for the object may be addressed TO them,
care of Rev Mr.. O'Loghlin, Vicar General of this
Diocese, st. Patrck's Cathedral.
10 ALFRED JAELL, the renowned pianist
nom Vienna, has made an engagement with Max
MIe,zek, and will appear for the first time before
an American audience on Saturday next, at Triper
Hall Report says that Jael is performer OF ex-
traordnaIy genius on the Piano Forte, and that he is
si,hout a rival in the Old World. Max Maretzek
h,msef the great maestro OF the Italian Opera, who
listened to his performance for two hours, pronoun-
ces him to be one of the greatest If not the greatest
Of pianists Miska Hauser, the eminent uoin's',
together with the four prima donne the three ten'
ors Badiai the whole orchestra OF the Italian Up
era, comprising the popular manager himsen' VIII
assist him on the occasion. II promises 10 De one OF
the greatest musical treats of the season tSee the
programme)
u The funeral of Gardiner c. How
land takes place at O'Clock this morning, from his
late residence No. Is Washington square.
~ -Four passages in the best rooms of
the steamship Franklin which leaves for Southamp
ton and Hayre on the 18th inst may be obtained by
prompt application to GTinnell, Minturn & Co
CE We learn that Rev. w. +. Walker,
Rector of St Thomas's Church in this City, hasin
stsued proce edpgs al law against several persons
Who enthusiastically and otherwise have brought his
character III question.
The funeral of DIR. j. Kearney Rodgers
took place yesterday afternoon at the First Presby-
terrain Church in the Fifth av and was attended by
alarge of his friends and the public. His
death has been appropriately noticed by the Medical
Society and the ST. Nicholas Society, to both of which
he belonged.
fIRrNG OF SuB-MARINE CHARGES AT
HpRL.G,rg-Monsieur Maillefer viii fire the large
charge IN Ways Reef this day. between II and l2 A.
NJ. and several large charges on Pot Rock between
IAN. and | Z. u. A steamboat has been provided TO
convey Professor Bache, Superintendent Of the Uni
ted States Coast Survey, and several invited guests
which will leave the United States Barge Office,
east side of the Battery, precisely at IL A. A.
~ We publish below 4 correct list Of
The officers Of the L. $. steam frigate Mississippi
the one gwen yesterday having contained many
errors, in consequence Of the hurry and confusion
attending the arrival
captain, John c. Long Lieutenanss W. {. Chap
In, James p. Sanford John Ru,ledge Acting Lieut.,
William Nelson Surgeon, George Blacknall Pur-
ser Henry citing Acting Master, Charles W Ably;
Lieut.. of Marines, G. A. Henderson Assistant. Sur
Seon, J. Hamilton Chef Engineer, Jesse Gay
rassed Mldshpmen, J. ', n Philip, J. b. Smith,
Thomas Young. L. q. Wstmough, lst Assistant
Engineer, w. t. Everett 20, Rober, Darney %,
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