New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23
BROORL YIN ITEMS.
Er.Msyor COPELAND lies dangerously III a. hn resi-
dence in Clinton avenue.

THE W1rFR CELEBRarIoS.-A meepnS cf me
Committee, yesterday morning, the ord'r OF arrange
m,uts for the celebration was exed a. follows SsaosA
sslutes 70 be cred s. o'clock 5. me- and The bs' 70
he runs for half 81 hour. The prc,ession-6sr Dur
YEA setting as Grand Msrshsl-will move st III O'Clock
precisely and march sorg the hus, IS published yes
terdsy During tue moving OF the procession tbs balls
will ring. On srying at the City Hal, the orsaon
will he delivered by Richard {. Uederbl, esq, from
hort tf the Hall. The ode selected for the OCCASION
vii De sung when the ceremonies OF the day sill oos'
cluds. The public Offices will be closed and the sih-
z.rs serersly are earnestly invited 10 suspend busi-
ress TO such an extent as will render the ooo ssoa
general holiday. To the evening there will be grand
exhibition of fireworks at the City Hall, and 10 the
Eastern District aad Geenpoint OF such places ~ msy
he selected. The public buildings will be lum'nsied,
ard the citizscs are requested to unite in making the
iumins ion a. general possible throus bout tbs city
the military it is understood, viii muster about
200 strong. the fremen over GOO with 100 sppa-
tins which to,ether With invited guests, trade. and
association s will make line some four miles IN sx
tent, The route of the procession will be nine nilss
lorg.
An appropriation of $3.50 was msde to entertain the
police.
Arrangements were also made by the COMMITTEES -
entertain the invited guests at the City Hall All the
delegations are 10 pss and repsss free over the feres
PREPARATIONS FOR THE CsLEBRArIoY-Tne resi-
depts Of the Ninetesnth Ward have subscribed e 900
for the purpose of decorating Bedford syesns on the
dsy OF TIE c.lebrstOn. A grand tiumphS arch is 10
be thrown the avenue the fountain 10 cost
$500. A platform ia 20 be erected In front Of the
Episcopal Church, on which will be placed band Of
music and number Of children selected from the Sab
hath Schools Of the Eastern District Will ooeupy the
platform and srg various sorgs durins the passage Of
the procession. Another feature wi. BE- tae dstnou-
ton by little girls Of boquets OF flowers 70 the Com
misioners Mayor and Committee. halt IN the line
at this point will give opportunity for little Miss
to deliver an address 10 the President OF the Board OF
Commissioners II is intended tast tbs benefits of this
Arrangement shall be extended 10 ali the Sabbath
Schools in To- Eastern Distrct, ard for tina. purpose
al additional srm Of money sill De subscribed.
ATTEMPT Ar MURprR.-Abou. lel yesterday, o
man named John Weinberg vss arrested by Officer
Ward Of the Sixth Precinct for ssssultng sth intent
TO Kill, his mistress, Elizabeth StoI On Wednesday,,
Weinberg was suestsd on complaint OF his mistress
for an assault upon her. She not Appearing against
him. he WAS discharged. Yesterday he came in abeat
room somewh. At intoIiossd, and commenced 70 abuse
her, when she stuck him with q stick. lie bocams
enrsgsd a. this and seizipg psir of scissors made
pas a, her, striking her down and ssbbrg her IN tho
forehead face, snd one OF her hands. The blade OF
the scissors broke off in her skull leaving piece Of
steel abou. ore quarter Of sn inch in length. She
screamed for assistance when Officer Ward went 10
and arrested bin. Her wounds not considered TO
be dangerous They were dressed by DIR. wissmssdsl.
who extracted the piece OF ,teel from her SKULL The
parties reside in N ntrose avenue, Smith street.
Weinberg WI. held to appear for examination before
Justice Ryder