New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
CITY ITEMS.

TIL. MovEMENT.-Yesterday was literally day
of change There has been such general moving among
the people for many years this of May For weeks
previous auconeers had been busiy engaged in selling OF
old furniture to enable the propreor to make room for
new styles sokeepers down old fixtures and in their
new quarters set up Others with improvements Merchants
tumbed out Of their old desks bot,omess
chairs and thsadbsro carpets and re6ted with tho newest
,,yes both in cabinet and upholstery There was NOV
ing up town, moving down town. and moving scross
town. There moving 10 Brooklyn. 10 Williams
burgh, and to Jersey City, sad moving from all these
TO the city Gentle and ungente ladies' superintendent
the enterprise, and be sure that there was fair
seoding done broken of corners scratched 'ur
faces and little things that came mp missing Butoy this
time things comparatively set to rights aud there is feel
g satisfaction that moving day The next thing In
order OF architectural criticism by
which the landlord must become the mos, obnoxious per
who the house the woodwork needs painting
the chimney smokes bath In the house and there
are humorous other fIut which fauiuders likely TO
nd and 10 advance arguments for smother movement on
the next lot Of May. Let those who like change their spots
one thing Is certain. 1t !, disagreesble to move
The Rev. JAMES 0. ROGERS, the well known
Mshodi preacher aud singer viii preach 10 the Forsyth
street Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow morning and
evening. .r
DEDIcATIos.-The ceremony of dedication OF the
Fir. Congregational Church Jeey City, taxes place to-
morrow The order Of services will be found in the advertrs
ment
Mn. JAMES T.. BRADY ON THE WAR; This dis
ngui.hed gentleman will address the citizens Of Brooklyn On
The End Of the War; at the Academy OF Music on Mon
dsy evening The attendance will undoubtedly be s'tsipS
te .timonla to his eoquence and patriotism
NARROW ESCAPE OF AN EDITOR FROM Instant
DEATB-On Thursday morning as the way passenger tram
on the Erie Rsroed due In Jersey City ut s2J O'Clock was
passing P.sac the engineer discovered man on the track
come ahead of the trsn and sounded the alarm BAT
the mao walked along with the greatest apparent conhiece
evidently supposng himself to have good rt 10 the
track the advancing locomotive 1t impossible 10 stop
the train which then running Its foil speed ana the
catcher" taking him from his feet, tossed hin up IA
IN. air TO considerable distance, when he came down WI"
tremendou. thud upon the platform irnmedaeJ 9. 'He
back Of the The fireman ran to hi sd ana
held him from rollipg of the engine. As soon tne ''
stopped Ill nan got up aud walked although little lsu
nv his and az soon he found sale TO pesh nc
b.. to be Mr. Connolly the City Editor oil me
SIM No p.ron bs, right walk railroad tiaeH an"
should be that In al cases where accidents %
bi. Kind prove fatal the blame however pndesefved Is 'A
blv put upon the shoulders Of engineer o CONDUCTOR
ASSISTANT sr.MARsHAL-GEs
Nus.p Of the esth Regiment ~ ". recently sppoiuted
As,,ant Proves. Geners FOR the first nine Consre-
ops D,ic,s OF the state assumed the duties OF bis ONCE
y..,erdsy morning thereby relieving Mr. simeon Draper
Col Nussnt has established his headquarters n No n Pine