New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

hopd - thoroughly bum: ove- 50 ,ha. the individual loss
ana suffering nigh. be avoided. The crop Of new and
beautiful edces which has grown Up curing the last sea-
son on the ground Of the Fire prove that the best
Susao for house-growns is ,rubied-d0wn walls and half
burnt ;uIbers.
E The Tabernacle was filed last night with a
numeroa, and highly respectable audience than half
If whom were ladies'. and 1r Tempe.on was greeted
hrou.hou, with grea; applause ard several Of his songs
vera loudly encsreo No. the sShie.t disturbance OF any
,,,d wa, made during the evening and the Concert passed
o1 - The com ple:s satisfaction OF all concerned
RI The Aueshanians gave their frs, Musical
r,s-+aip,ent 1; TIRE Coliseum last evening They we're
yse, will; good house, and nearly al! tie pieces were
encored.
SALTWATER BArHIse.-Tke c1caien, ceanly
wall s,poin,ed anc t:ts-y Saltwater Baths Kept oE MY
and Mrs. Thomas At the North side OF Castle Garden are
o.sn for the season. and assure ladies' anc gentle
men who know how to appreciate the luxury OF
th.. th, popular establishment never IN 1neF o!oe
than now. The Ladies Department; We are infoF"eo on
.r.rs;e authority conducted In the most attentive and
satisfactory manner.
~ The Hibernia sailed from Boston on the 10TH
with 81 passengers 10, Liverpool. and for HALIFAX
Among the passengers were Rev. Dr.. Skinner OF Ne"-
York, and Enhu Burrt,t, the learned blacksmith
N Yesterday was the Anniversary OF the Battle
Of Bunker Hi.
~ They are paving portion of Nassau-st' near
Wall with wooden eloeks-we authorized to say hey
are not The PERSONAL property Of ;ne Cry authorities no"
often has the question been asked Would wooden pave
rneuts DO and every time Wood would nj answer
Or Nassau.st is really almost clean in some por-
lions of H. bat there rubbish enough piled up st either
end 70 furnish forth 4 shilling Literature Depot How
about them posts?
~ Among the arrivals in town we notice those
Of Gen. Csdwallatcr, Hon. Mr.. Pratt. Maj Townsend
Purer Wilson, Count Monaloc, Sandman Emil and
Gen. Gibbs.
~ Nrsro has 6ne bill for tonight. Read it.
II Herr ALEXANDER appears again at Palmos'
hi, evening
~ DR.. Morr has recovered his Surgical lnstru'
po.nts which were stolen some days since.
CENTRAL SESSIONS esterday-The case OF
Margaret Hughes was ended yesterday BY the disagree
p,eut OF the Jury. Richard NUNS whose trial " IS con-
tnued from Yesterday found Guilty and rem snoeoios
sntenre Brown was found Guilty OF petty aree-
nv Peter Morgan attempt 81 grand larceny ana SEN
fenced TO the Peniientiary!or one year
PoLIcE-YeStcrd0y.- young men named n
Hammond and John Stone were srresleu 81 soou'
O'Clock Yesterday morning in Dey st. BY Policeman OF
the Third Ward under the following circumstances Il
appears that the accused parties have for some pss
been boarding at the Frsukia House where tney NAG
contracted large bill for board Mr. Treadwel tue pro-
pretor o;he establishment after repeated iruitess &C.
nands upon them for the amount of his bill told tnem
plainly that he could perm. them 10 remain a. MS nouse
no longer but tina, they would leave their trunks and
collateral security for the payment OF the account
against them be would furnish them with the means
with which 20 return 10 their friends
To This the debtors sssenied and necessary arrange
ment, for their departure accordingly made they
agreeing that Mr.. Treadwe! should retain possession oil
their baggage. At about o'clock YESTERDAY morning, as
policeman of the Sd Ward making his tour through
Dey-st he detected them IN the act Of candestney re-
moving their property of them throwing II out OF
window, while his companion remained below 10 sake
charge OF IT, They arrested and detained until the
matter can be investigated.