New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-21


THE CAsISO.-Such is 70 be the name Of the es
Enlistment whose erection in Broadway opposite Bond
ct. Wy Mr Ls,srge we bsve before noticed. 1t is TO
con,s, Of two distinct e6ihoes which will occupy
hundred feet On Broadway and the space on Mer
st to be 1sed Hotel for dodgers, Restaurant
5nd grand Concert Room The building on Broad way
FIVE s.ore. 10 the style Of Stewards store, will be the
Hotel the entrance 10 the Restaurant and Coucert
Room will be on Broadway also. The Concert Room
will be in the second story, large enough 10 seeommo
date 200 persons aGd 50 arranged As to be convertible
into Ball Room or Theatre. will be finished in the
most elegant style and will be occupied part Of the year
by the Opera and ballet No doub, the speculation will
be successful one At least will furnish the City with
good Musical Hall it is to DO finished by the middle
of November Apropos, Of both the Casino and the
New Opera House we trust tbs, proper care will be
taken to have them thoroughly ventilated We never
yet we're in public Hall which lolersble in this
spect.
~ The Ninth Ward have organized Wash
ngtOn Monument Association.
COURT or GENERAL SEssIOSs.-James Grady
pleaded guilty to assault and battery on William
Hogan, and was fined s. and discharged David
Thompson (cOlored) indicted for grand larceny, In
having on the 9th day OF April stolen s2O the property
Of Hiram T. Peet, was then put upon bis trial. The
Jury found him guilty and the Court sentenced him o
the State Prison for the term Of two Patrick
Mcclure Thomas Johnson aud Esther Shields, indicted
for highway robbery Ia having the cin day OF May.
knocked down and robbed Charles Wakefield Of $40.
were then put upon trial The Jury found them guilty,
and the Court sentenced them 10 he state Prison for
the term Of years each Patrick Byrne pleaded
guilty assault and battery Thomas Glehrst on
the 18th day Of April. Guity-judgmeut suspended
Mary Sterling indicted for keeping disorderly house
at % Rosevest found guilty and sentenced 10 the
Penitentisry for three months The Court then ad'
journed until tomorrow.
PoLIcE-The premises No. 80 Elm.st. were en-
tered Friday evening and several trunks broken open
from one of which stolen 81 s. in cash, bank
book of the Seamens saving Bank. and an accordion
worth Sl2 The thieves escaped detection. Mary
Wilson last night arrested by officer Hoffman OF the
Sixteenth Ward. charged with abandoning her home
and children and pedging her husbands property Tor
rum o.. Thomas Ross last night rescued from
drowning by officer Morris Of the Fret Ward At the foot
II John Curey was this morning arrested by
officer Norris Of the Chiefs Office, charged with violently
sssaulting man whose name We did not learn, at the
corner Of Broadway and Lbertyst leaving him sense
less on the sidewalk be was locked up to answer.
IScUEsTs-The Coroner was yesterday called
TO hold inquest at No % COrnela ST. on the body of
Rebecca Pairson native OF NewYork aged 81 years.
who her death from the effects OF paralysis
Verdict accordingly The Coroner held an inquest
Yesterday al the Third Ward station House, upon the
body Of Edward Carey native of Ireland aged 80 years
who came his death by falling into the dock at the
foot OF COrtsndst while Ia state OF ntoxicaton. Yer
dict accordingly. The Coroner also held an Inquest
yesterday, No. 500. Greenwchst upon the body OF
Catharins Wood a native of Ireland aged 40 years
Verdict deceased her death By disease arising
from intempersnce.