New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

been announced on the bills. Benches were torn vi
and chandeliers broken, and the most shameful fgh
continued until o'clock on Tuesday morning. repe
tton of the scene was expected last night, and 30
policemen in readiness to prevent il but the
quarrel had been settled in the meantime and the per
formances passed OH quietly
THE AMERICAN MUSICAL lNsTITUTE-We have
received several communications from fellow sufferers
touching the shameful mismansgenent of the excur
sion to Biddles Grove. We have already given place
to one such, which embraced nearly every ground Of
grievance and have only FOR the following query
from A Constant Reader"
Why was not an extra boat provided, promised in
the advertisement The North AHerioa ION board OIL
which went densely packed and we left beside,
about 200 behind at Pier 4, n R. being unable to take
them on board for want of Standing room large mum
Der of these persons waited until o'clock expecting
boat would be sent for them The Columbia, am told
was equally crowded.
FATAL AccIDEST.-A child, aged II months
belonging to Mr.. James Riddle OF Forsyth-st run
over in Broomest about y o'clock last evening by
horse and wagon belonging to Mr. Perkins, Bowery and
instantly killed. Two boys were in the wagon at the
time, who were Immediately arrested and carried TO
the Tenth Warn station House.
~ The EUREKA ASSOCIATIONS make their an
nus trip to-day Biddles Grove, staten Island. As
the boats leave in the morning there is not much dan
CDR OF the night being spent there The excursion will
doub, be pleasant though less picturesque than
by moonlight of which we have heard.
BASyARD's PASoRAMA-The Missouri which
has been added to the Mississippi is feature in
this grand Panorama, and should be visited by all Its
scenery entirely different from that of the banks Of
the Mississippi II Is wild and varied, and from It's pc
cuar character is well calculated interest all who
visit it, The fame Of the artist will be much increased
by this additional enterprise.
| DEATHS AT THE EMIGRASr AND MARINE Hos
TAILS, June l4.-Msry Callahan, 49, arrived in the Black
/ Lion Mary Dorsey. TO- in the Centurion; Julia Bren-
nan, "a, and Christopher Brennan, in the Industry
John Fiizgibbon child. in the Agnes Fredk hleing, a.
Josiah Waterson, a. returned soldier, in the George
Henry.
GENERAL sEssIoSs.-William Thompson aims
Jane. Murray, AZ the opening OF Court pleaded guilty
10 attempt commit burglary 10 the first degree
and were sentenced 10 years snd months imprison
ment the State Prison. William Caldwell was then
called o. trial indictment for manslaughter in the
first degree, in having caused the death OF John Dugsn
In cell AZ the Fourth Ward StaiionHOuse, the 18th
OF May last The jury, after brief consultation, rem
iered verdict Of not guilty and the prisoner dis
charged The Court then adjourned until tomorrow
/ morning
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
OBrieu Club of the Second Ward, held on Monday
night the sum of $40 collected. The meeting was
addressed on the occasion by R. s Church and Riley
Esqrs and Dr. J. Cogan, whose remarks enthusi.
asticsIly received.
MILTARY.-The organization of the 18th Regi-
Of this state, comprising about onehaf Of Kings
County and containing nine uniform companies having
been completed election for field officers took place
Mrs. Priests hotel in this city, Monday evening,
Brig Gen Duryes presiding. The result follows
Col, PuLrP :. CRooK OF Flatbush Lieut-Col, Elisha
Burbank Of Brooklyn Major Jesse c. smith Of Brook
| Ign. The companies comprised in this regiment are
Plank Artillery Company; Ringgold Horse-Guards
Capt Graham; Company A. Union Blues, Capt Good
child. Company B, National Guard, Capt. sprsgue
Company c, National Guard, Capt. Elesrd; Company
ID, Franklin Guard Capt Baldwin Company Z, Steu-
ben Guard, Capt Schepper; Company F. Capt Gala
| CHAN Company q, Hamilton Cadets Lieut. Rowland
Company II, Flat5ush Artillery, Lieut. Williamson.
OFF THE TRAoE-The Long Island train ran
of the track yesterday afternoon near Ysphank ard
detained in consequence for about hours Thi.
is the second time such accident has occurred on
this road within a few days
DARING ROBBLRY-Yesterday afternoon the
house Of widow lady in Nsssau-st was entered BY
daring rogues and robbed OF large sum Of money
and various articles Of value, which they took from
bureau IN the lsdys private room On inquiry il wa.
ascerrained that two wedressed young men mad ius,
before been 70 leave the house and although
effort was Immediately made 10 trace them out ths
thieves escaped with their booty
lS9uEsr.-Coroner Ball yesterday held an in.
quest upon the body Of boy 10 years old n.med Rih
ard Joyce, who, while bathing near the Atlantic nj
With two other boys, got out of hin deptn and wa,
drowned Verdict accordingly