City Items.
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crowds In the Park o fine afternoon, re'feshifS ihs
selves with the breath OF the beautiful iountan' "hy
the Common Council had not provided some p'H'"
and substantial seats FOR loiterers there lhs eA'
would be so little. and the accommodation 80 great A'
ono would really suppose the Improvement has only been
ey,ec,ed by accident On SUNDAY afternoons part cua


great numbers OF women and children resort TO this de-
vbfo, .oot bu, ,hey only half enjoy lis beauties from
WEAKNESS To those who work al the week and nave no
car-,yrs on Sunday think it would but be sma con-
cs..ion 10 put up few seats In this pleasant place


The Concert of Mr. Dcmpster, which we wrong
se. down for Tuesday evening Is TO take place hS ere
fno when we hope this charming vocalist viii be sfse'eo
bv an audience worthy of the character OF the entertain
meDt Among the attractions Of The day, &r. DeInpe'
hss well maintained his reputation as one OF the very s
ballad singers in the country.


Charles Vail (the supposed pirate) has oeen SEN
tenced TO one years imprisonment.


The body OF a man was found yesterday floating
n, the foot Of II was that Of 'dde ased
with dark hair black silk cravat round the throat
habed in coarse sack coat, fashionable irowsers and
thick shoes.


There probably is not at this moment more
beautiful tree in the State than high chestnut tree IN
trinity Chur yard. broadway at me head Oh fiie
'ue'' ~ 40 Evening Gazette.


The New-York Historical Society, by nearly
unanimous vote have determined that is not expeoieh'
that any efforts should be made by The different ieafeu
bodies Of the country unite upon some spechc
icsl name for the country We arc therefore sun 'He
United States and the inhabitants, we suppose oh'e'
statesers At the meeting on Tuesday night ieeis us


,o, r anv change were read from Mr.. Clay, Justice
Story and other distinguished men.


William johnson was convicted yesterday of
grand larceny, stealing thirteen pieces OF SIX hahoNe
chiefs on the 18th Of April last, from meSsrs Alien Dill
nor No "a Pine street They worth Ss4. He was
caught in the act and arrested


John Gunon, aged "a, died yesterday from IN
temperance.


A man namad James II. Johnson has been al
reed charged with stealing twelve and half Soveregns
aud quantity of bank bills from John Doyle who boarded
at the house OF Mrs. Mckay No. 40 Westinghouse


A new ferry is established between Fort Hamil'
ten, Yelowhook and Ncw-York


The New-York Annual Conference OF The Meth
edist Episcopal Church assembled yesterday morning IN
the Forsyhstreet Church. The Conference is very large
numbering believe, about two hundred ana nty mem
hers nearly all Of whom were present. Bishop Waugh
well known to many of citizens as former resident
here presides. assisted BY Bishop James
The public are reminded that the next meeting
Of the Socley Agriculture and Horticulture OF west
chester County will be held at SngSng to-day al ~
o'clock A. NJ We pressure that all who feel an interest
in mprovnp the Agriculture of the County will be present
on this OCCASION Some addresses may be expected Tie
steamboat Columbus leaves the foot Of Chanbersstreet
every morning at o'clock for Sing sng and reurns the
| same day.


Castle Garden had a fair audience last night, and
the music was better any thing of the kind ever be-
fore heard in this country The vast extent OF the place
gives the harmones of Rossn scope for unfolding them
selves 10 their full proportions without breaking their uecki


against the was-a thing before accomplished here
The great voice Vaens stands out In Its true propor-
lions ON this magnificent and he at once stamped
as an artist cllsscorrect In Tone distinct ana


flexible in execution and magnificent In volume and quail
ty He reaches after his tremendous double notes
with the easy strength and certainty OF giant Never has
our ear been more completely filled with musical satstac-


on Pcos fine and liquid contrao also heard to greater
advantage than ever bcorebut her defects appa
rent and her upper notes dwnde far and broken
pcrspectIvc Her ntouaton lacks rmness and her exc
cutsn distinctncss In these respects she Is manes sur
sed BY Madame Valtena whose voice is under good
management and In all the middle notes true to shade


Her compass is limited and many OF the transposons


which made in her part too abrupt TO pass
without leaving strong unsatsHcd want TO remember
ing or an Imagining ear The orchestra is good and Its
Iar cnance OF showing what
they do until and those who know how to appre-
ciate music punish themselves by staying away


Two hundred and thirty five dollars were collect.
ed at DR. Dewes Church Sunday for the benefit CT the
aged and INDECENT females ofthe city.


