New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21
CITY ITEMS.


tonight toto.es And aHe 4n'1-o'" ~i'''f ~
fseI HAS, a. The f6sSsad. s,eetS sad Csvae I'D
,s1Lru.s At B.uuns % .ysapl In sfsp,,a
~. ~, a tse swau7 and Tee ltisn i'r- soon
w. n1seros crseUs ofo- e Tniy-a,nt.,
yg ~ y SfIssrssIs No 80 Broadwsy
,.SGs1 o. nosr BL,Sc Chine ao.ms Bfosd~sy
s,y,s GALLEY Of Christian AT No sp Broadway.
tn moon WAS eclipsed about gitstbi. m orningA,d
be,u the sun At midday the swesring xori w,ad have
.ore esnersy reoiced The very accurate American Almi
srsoiousy informed that this eclipse womb BE- 10 yi-
ne In the United States, yet ~ very distn y To-
ue authority made the cell pee 10 ~ ,hiag
,op mesIiime a. minutes past Monday. Jaus
81 instead Of Tuesday, June 81. The eclipse bsSan
b,re At n minutes past 12 creates. minute.
s,, aud ended at 81 minutes pat The weather yss
s.tday most inolerable, the thermometer marking al
.lopg from s. TO % degrees il the shade according
position
yAIEi-Ihe Tea Room i, ex. The Aldermen quit
weary Of paying for their feel have voted the Tea
Room to the CleIk Of the Com Council for OH -
SIC, etc.
Father Gavazzi is to lecture TO night Metro
nolitan Hal, in compliance with the invitation Of many
prominent citizens
W G. Jones well known actor at the National Thea
Der, died yesterday morning Of bronchitis
Persons exempt from doing jury duty are requested to
see that they regse ed at the Office Of the Conns
soners OF Jarors'
Tbea,pg ofthe st Of the Presbyterian Church
IN Yopkers with appropriate services, will take place on
"Wednesday June % Rev Drs. Baird. Hatfield and A.
Smith sre expected TO participate in the services Exsr
oses will commence at A ~ The train Of cars leaving
s3PM will arrive seasonaby Trains for the City leave
Yopkers 81 40 p NJ and s5s r. ST. should the weather
prove stormy the exercises will be deferred until further
notice.
THE Tis Hour BmL-THE CoSyENTiox OF THE IRISH
SooETIKs-A meeting Of this body held las, night At
Powers Montgomery Hall, No. 70 Pin est, James Il
ley. Of the I A. Society in tbs Chair
Mr.. John McGrath read a letter received from Mr.
Cspp d. A. Of Buffalo stating that be would support the
Ten Hour labor Dill when it before the Assembly and
ysuld bis best endeavoTs win such members Of the
Senate he had any influence with in order to ave p.
that body he considered the wokngnan was Justly en-
titled to protection against the tyranny OF contra tors Tie
Aso gave his pinon that whenever practicable il
would be right TO do away tn appeal to the high
Cour,s 10 Of DEGREES for labor got by the working
men against the contractors and that the head contract
horld BIZ made sccouna Die 10 the wokIngn4D for nj.
h;rs Mr. McCrsth said-Mr Clspp a country nernber
and one WHO has had opportunity Of having personal
knovec &c of the pursued those unfru
maize nen and the in watch they received on
s nnblie works lie hoped MIR. Cl4pp would b. able T.,
succsed in bis benevolent object aud the workiugnsn
were deeply indeb'edto him
Mr. Dee
before they were elected to attend to the interests Of the
rorLi,ymeu excited themselves commence neat of
Az gs..ou A bey ought 70 have done and to IA .ve
e clause with respect to Public Works, go rider
4 hill regulating hours Of labor ina mtDufa et0ries that il
could have been passed before the Leg stature had al
;ourned in May Ii there any bill 10 be got through
q, ,,;wav ,pecuators and such company Of any
tind n ere ave some of them won be much active
than they Asd been Tor the aboriDg msn notwithstanding
their proirs ion.
AZ, Rieiy said he considered that if the Legislature
adjourned now without pessng the Ten Hour Labor Bill
that they would be- doing great inuNce to the 51rnl
men 1Le Canal ill would now, in al human pr sblity
into law snl if the contracts for the Canal improve
ments were taken A. present the calculation,
would be made at the present ode Of exacns labor aud
is would raise powerful opposition to the rights Of tn
laborers lie concluded by moving resolution thar tn
Secretary he write TO the majors from New
York and Long Islaud requesting h7m to have this bill
passed into law if possible st the preseut session ihs
meeting then acJowned
Tn svlarsr,ar This ship IL unremoved. On Sun.
dav ropes were fastened round the aud the
derrick 10 keep her from stranng half lay upon
the shore and the other half in the water gang Of ship
carotu.rs ere work 20 insert blocks under her
prop her up and possible luach the tide
But the ship was drmly imbydded that she could not
Aoated aud it appears be the general impression that
she nu remain ia her unpleasant position for a dly or
longer The accident said have been caused by
.ha ground sinking after the ship had rea hid certain
uort wi en the ways upon which she sliding ave out
throwire her upon her beam ends We could not Ascran
whether the vessel injured the bottom Daring the
dav the shin yard crowded with people and police OH
oes were in attendance to prevent the dspre atoms Of
tbieves Three Of the hands board the steamer Union
we're st,uok and knocked down by the breaking o. rone
but only slightly Injured
Tho Sunday School connected with the Broadway Uni.
xersalst Society, Rev. T. IL Ch,pu1 will max their an
nual excursion to Flushing, Thursday June q
Iaree and commodious steamer with the new barge uer
chspt has been Chartered accomp ,ned by ,dsortb,
celebrated band Tickets 50 centsto be had At The Am
Lassqdoy Office No 54s Broadway Geo f. Peterson IA
40 broadway: VIM Banks. No i2l Chahsmst and q.
the wharf on the morning Of the excursion The boa, will
IeAye the wharf toot of Hammonds ST at u o'clock
bersst u; D.lancy.st, 81 O'Clock As this sx,nc.;o,
win be PIC ic and festival it expected that full rem
resentaton will present Friends and parents will pl.a
send their baskets the Church the afternoon of We'd
nesdsy or early on the morning OF the excursion
CoRRrcrIoN Capt Hsrtt called at Off "a Yesterday
and showed US original that he made to the Chief
Of Police Sunday moroing, June 10, pointing out IN w
the mistake that r. porter had made ia relation ,th
difficulty that occurred in Thrte -nths near F,r.,
wherein had stated that i, reported BY him Thai,
originated IL Fourth st No 500, in porter hon In. b
one J. Drum, whereas it should have been in rsls,
TO one Jacob Kaufman, who reported IN bsve -
badly beaten in Fourth st, bet Eeen Avenue and -
alleged by the injured man. when Dr. Budd wa -,
&ci and then it is reported that the sh originated -
h.tsaa Kent s ma I n n.