New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23


70 O'clock Last night few stores had their shutters
up but The light streaming through the chiaks aud tbs
door aar told the thirsty tpple that be could obtain his
rum without much difficulty.
II Father Gavazz delivered an Italian Sermon to tin
Italians last evening atthe Stuyycsan institution The subject
was the Hores Of Ialy" He showed that the desuuc-
ton of Popey was necessary the niegrat Of Ialy
also that al iiyasons had their origin in the demand Of the
Pope for cxtraneous aid lie also spoke with severity
! against the French
Tie Padre spoke very earnestly in favor OF Consitu-
tiona Monarchy aud endeayored show that there was
no hope for Italy except in the King Of Piedmont The
ground was reading he said he knew to be volcano
but he would speak out as he was an independent man
and show bis courage in declaring himself Constitutional
monarcist He called upon all those who love their coun
try 70 give their adhesion to the King of Piedmont He
thought It might be popugr in America to preach Re
plcauism and he riskcd being accused Of scattering dis
cord and Of being IN the pay the King of Piedmont but
j. England called him jesuit while others called
him Red Republican. lie had been called the represent
alive Of Young alyifth meant Socialism Fourrerism
Communism he was not Of Young Italy.
TIE Padre blamed the affair Tuesday at the Battery
and hoped that the matter could be settled He invited all
good Italians TO attend his chapel, and told the others TO
20 to the preaching Of Bishop Hughes He concluded his
sermon by passing structures upon MazzIni
The room was wei filed with attentive audience, by
whom he was at times enthusiastically cheered when he
spoke against Popery but his remarks in favor OF const
tutona monarchy were not received with the same favor
NV York PnISTERs' USIOs.-A regular meeting
held last Saturday night the President Jeremiah Gray in
he Chair The Delegates 10 the National Convention 70
ported that the application of the Book and Job Printers
Union for charter refused by the National Union
They asO reported upon request that the why they
Che Delegates Of the n Y Unon did not attend the Pitts
burgh Banquet they felt sggreved that the
Delegate from the Cooperative Union had been assigned
CONSPICUOUS place in replies tOasts &c The Pittsburgh
printers in degree offended at this action of the
Delegate but the whole matter is said TO have been
satisfactorily settled There also personal discussion
concerning letter written to the President Of the National
Convention by T. j. OtarsOn Of this City, but it is of
public importance The important matter the
settlement Of the Book Scale Of Prices, substantially
as reported by the Committee and presented to the
e1oployers There was then an attempt to modify
the Newspaper Scale and strenuous efforts made to
reduce the price TO tbryfve instead Of thyseven
1t failed however there being majority who determined
10 enforce the scale it because it had been esab
Islod No alteration made except regards Sun
day papers whore the terms somewhat modified
In consequence OF the unjust and Gas he beieved)
runous course of the Union their legislation upon
the Newspaper Scale and especially because of
resolution directly aimed at him, declaring that would
be breach Of confidence to publish the proceedings
of this meetiDg-while the whole proceedings were
the past two years President Of the Society resigned his
Membership and expressed his determination longer to
act with the Society in any manner whatever After some
further business the Union adjourned.
~ The conduct of of our fire companies in
ming their apparatus the sidewalks is most reprehes
be yet is constant practice Yesterday afternoon,
Hook and Ladder Company went down the sidewalk adj
Joining the Brick Church, nearly breaking down lamp
post At the same time other companies running
I'll aud IL. LIZ,
the street These companies their ioremeu should be
immediately prosecuted and made to atone for the oense.
There has for many years been law against such
pass and the ink is hardly dry which recorded
actmcnt Yet these regard it not If any citizen
knows their numbers he should that they prosccut
ed and made 10 answer
The LATE CHARGE OF KIDvAPPIvG, AGAINST SOME OF
TIE CREW TIE SANDMAN FRIGATE San GIoyASSI-
The examination of the three sailors belonging to the Sar
dnian frigate San Giovanni in relation to the charge
against them Of Kidnapping Martin Fanchi citizen and
conveying him on board the vessel, which to have
tax place this morning deferred until Wednesday
next at 3 o'clock PM The complainant able identity
only Of the ACCUSED and will, previous to Wednesday
next visit the vessel with view Of identifying Others
Sergeant Borget the officer who placed the complainant
in irons the party identified by him. large number of
Italians and others in attendance, expecting that the
examination would take place.
Mcssrs. Duncan, sherman " COr nave purchased
the lots on the southwest of Nassau and Pine sts
50 feet on Nassaus and SO Pnest which they in
tend TO erect first clgss Banking House. The price paid
for the lots was $4,000.
A HEAVY RAIL--A bar Of railroad iron which is TO
weigh 5000 lbs is to be made i'll the Trenton Rolling MIL
for exhibition in the Crystal Palace.
The Chinese THEATER-The advent of the Celestias
is no common Their gorgeous dresses pomp
GUS action sawm voices, and most internal dscord nu-
sic TO them make up novel and interesting exhibition
The ballad singing drawling, of of these unpro.
noucable FoFums is marked feature of their perform
ance Our Poygott reporter sends the following free
translation of of their popular ballads sung ut
Nibo's
THE PRETTY TEA-GATHERER.
lam little China girl a beauty as YOU see;
among the sOOong RllS-the hills that bear the Tsa
And all my care from early dawn Until the close of day.
Is gathering the tender leaves and bearing them away.
From Koeuay to Koo-kyoo before the speed
Scarce taking time sm9oih my hair pressing the need
AID esk me if CLEAN to-day upon the Soon-selo.
In social pains We ply the task to make labor gay,
And we work in cheerful tones We 20 each other
BE quick my girl the early leaves cen getting old
Ard they hang another day will harden into mold
But see the opma twiss bare; baskets fa
Is time for us TO hasten home wei walk beside t1e pool
Ard meiy, be wen laugh, AID nightly Wen scare
The flights Of pretty waterfowl that viii be sporting there.
IN md in this seoueserd pool little quiet place.
Where can stoop and take look at my own pretty face;
Oh. dear hair Tunpled up hat in gneyOls plight,
Ny dress dIaggled TO the knees and Pm perfect ngh
lis after all sory task this trade Of picking tea
high bail all inc
For mist pluck my basket fun, before dare sleep,
Although the me along the be more than ankle deep
are, upon the bills; the thunderstor spent,
Iu our teas with proper care will be the best grow
Upon HOaHs-Los peiimaed side, or famous soen-o
tedious task Int giy il the steady toni we meet hcs