New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
CITY ITEMS.
EyTEpTAIyNgyrs Ie. rHIs EVENING

ENTERTAINMENTS. &c, THIS EVENING
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Tie weather has changed at last and instead Of soft
sunny skes had Yesterday showers OF all sorts from
torrents TO drzzes with alterations of D'nght and fogs
The wind ives quiet, and the temperature high
CRY REFokN-The City Reform COmmittee-Petsr
Cooper Chsirmsn-bsve agreed upon public meeting to
be held ct Metropolitan Hall on the 3lst OF this month
II is believed that the call wiz be signed by very large
number Of our most respectable and influential citizens
The Committee yet have agreed TO bring their son to
bear wholly upon Charter officers but is understood tha
proposition is before them TO take up the Judges OF
the supreme Cour Superior Court and Court of Common
Pleas District Attorney. and Governors Of the Aims House
In some Of the Wards candidates for members OF As
smbly have been nominated but th. is in opposition
to the wishes and recommendations Of the Reform Com
nitiee
The Beard of Aldermen last evening concured in the
report from the Board Of Assistants decrease the rent OF
tie wals Ferry from $4,000 to 5000 per There
was long debate this subject, and the measure
sirenuously opposed by Aldermen Tomann and Doheriy
The cao ordinance up again, and on motion of AID
Tweed, II ordered he TO be printed. report was
adopted portion Of Vanderbilt Rock foot of
Jackson 20 az make the IS feet in depth low
tide and authorizing the Street Commissioner contract
with Messrs Msllefort & Raaslof to dispatch the work
ss,eCO appropriated TO carry the same into effect
The ennua report Of the Chief of Police ending July
l. only reached the Board Of Aldermen lest evening An
abstract Of the document published in another column
1t il surprising how promptly this report has been male
It is not quite four months since it was due
INV EMIGRATION Commemorative learn that Gov
Seymour las appointed John Kennedy the distinguished
Soft Of the Fifth Ward and Thomas Dunlap. the no less
dsiingu;shed proprietor of The Pewter Mag as Commits
oners Of Emigration in place of Cyrus Curtis aud Terence
Donncny who have resigned
Sou1HTBS TRAyEL-Tbe Michigan Southern Railroad
line has been completed and passengers be tick
eed through to ST Louis all the way by railroad by calling
at the Office, corner of Broadway and Deyst
Samuel T vinoD formerly member Of Congress from
Ohio arrived in town last night
Inc LtF / L. IiaIIlr, ol tho MOuHtAh toNf
Association, body Of very highnown ghostsesrs will
preach TO morrow afternoon in this City See advertise
ment
The nerlyconsecraed Bishop of North Carolina Dr.
Atkinson will preach in s. John the Evangel,ts Church
of Blocker and Morton sts TO morrow evening at
7loolock
CoKK IN Accommodating the present week an
attempt has been made on the New York and New Haven
Railroad to substitute coke for wood fuel for locomotives
wss found that impossible generate with
lcen spdiy by Of coke causing the get
behind time and wood is now used as before We
drstend however that this result is considered alto
eoer decisive the remen ignorant Of tho proper
mode Of using coke and that the trial viii probably be
peoted Coke is used almost exclusively in England and
anthracite on some of the roads in Pennsylvania with
ctss
SIcKsTss AT SrA.-Packets ship New York. which ar
rived at this port yesterday from Liverpool reports sie"
deaths on the voyage.
The benjamin Adams also arrived yesterday from Liv
orpool had fifteen deaths on board.
MIsrn FousD DEAD IL HIS Roos-A man about 40
yosrs Of axe named Frederick j. Fuller who for the last
FIVE months has occupied back basement at No. 2ls
First av was yesterday found sitting in his in front
of the window dead Coroner Gamble held TN inquest
upon the body whom evidence adduced showing that
the deceased had been very secluded in his habits and bad
not been seen by any peon in the house since last Tues
day The body was examined by Or Higgins who gave it
as his opinion that death caused by want of suitable
nourshment and the jury rendered verdict to that effect
On searching the person Of The deceased SEQ mostly in
three cent pieces were found in his pockets and bank
book showing deposits in his favor 10 upward of $4,000
found in bis trunk As far known he has no rels
yes in this country but from pepers found in his trunk it
appears that his mother is living in England. His effects
were taken in charge by the Coroner and viii be passed
over TO the Public Administrator. The deceased was
native Of England and supposed to have been esrpen
ter by trade
SrRASeFKs-Among the recen. arrivals at some Of the
leading Hotels we notice the following names
METROPOLITAN HOTEL
Hon p A. Whiitescy. Roch o. b Mckle. san FRANCISCO
Hon. Oh Lnsley, Vermont. r Adger Charleston
T T. Newton. Cleveland. K Noble HALIFAX
Nm.n Eaton and Lady Boston. o W. Brown. Bosor.
Dinooln and Lady Boston A Cunpnshan9 Lady Boston
Tlush Carey Boston. w $ Grichcll BosioE.
J ". Cheney Boston " C.esen Boston.
J MorTill end Ledy, Boston r. b II nnt Boston
J. Hill, Boston. ID Bscos Boston.
J. Bu.hB A kiredgs Boston
Ir r. Moody, Bostsn A b Lswne, Boston
Hervev Boston W p kitfredge, Boston.
o. q ki,tredge. Boston
Small Boston. W Brigham Boston
b 4. Barker Boston. l. L hinlAnt- Boston
Giles q l. BlAEy. Boston.
: s and Lady Boston A Nheeioeh Boston
Robins Boston J. Wehere and Lsdv, bosfea