New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

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TEE OrTRA.-Norma was given last al 3ht TO n
splendid house. The singers performed their part
/ TO the general 2 miration and enthusiasm.
T. THE KvocKlSos continue to attract num-
bers Of the curious We had another interview
with the Spirits yesterday afternoon, but as they
did not seem favoraby disposed, an other time was
appointed for the occasion. We therefore reserve
our final decision til after further developments.
MILITARY VIsIr-We learn that the Indepen.
dent Grsys Of Baltimore splendid Company, will
arrive in town to day on visit, and will be the spe
cial guests of the City Guard. They will have
"good time"
MILITARY ExcURsIoss.-The Fusiliers, Capt
Thomas w. Mel can, will proceed to Albany, by
the morning line to day They will be received by
the Albany Burgess Corps, who will visit this City
during the Fall.
The Scottish Guards, Capt. A. C. Castle, and the
Highland Guards, Capt. Alexander Eagleston, will
together visit New. Haven the latter part Of this
month.
Il Major Joseph Craig has been elected Colo
mel of the Second Regiment N. Y. S. Militia.
OUR ScHooLs.-Mr ]. w. Dawson, Supernten-
dent Of Common Schools for the Province of Nova
Scotia, is at present in this City. engaged in exam.
lining the various modes of teaching and arrange.
ment practsed in our Yard and Public Schools, in
order that whatever is applicable to the schools Of
Nova Scotia may be introduced in them.
SAILORS CHILDRES.-The fourth anniversary Of
the Society for the Relief of Destitute Children of
Seamen will be held in the Reformed Dutch Church
at Tompkinsvile, Staten Island, to day at IL NJ.
Highly interesting addresses are expected from
distinguished Clergymen and others. The Annual
Report will be read, and tho children will make
come exhibition Of their progress during the past
year.
~ THE ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE N. Y.YAcHr
CLUB is to take place today-the vessels starting
from vessel moored off the Club House, at the
Eysian Fields, to the s. w. Spit and back. The
following yachts have been entered:
First Glass, orer -6tty tuHs-Sloop Maria j. c.
Stevens l26 tuns schr Breeze l.. q. Coles, rs
tuns; schr Coneia, w Edgar, rs tans sloop Ultra,
e. b. Miller, 70 tuDs.
Second Glass, ftty tuns and under-sloop Una,
J. NJ. Waterbury, 46 tuns schr Spray, II. Wilkes,
"a tuns; schr Dream, j. p. Hail. 90 tuns sloop Un-
dine, j. b. Arden 10 tuns
steamboat, for the accommodation of the mem.
bers of the Club starts FIR m the foot of Canast at
9lA.M.
SAD AccIDEST.-Yesterday afternoon. at seven
O'Clock, Mr.. Peter Neefus plumber of22s Westst.
was at the foot Of Duane-st with his horse and wa.
gon, on business. He left the horse securely tied,
as he thought, but a cart was driven against his
wagon and the horse broke loose and ran up Green.
wich-st. little girl, years cd, named Anna
Githerings, whose parents reside at 345 Green
wichs st. was run over by the horse and wagon and
had her face and head dreadiuly cut. She was i'm.
mediately taken home by officer Archer of the
Fifth Ward, and physician was soon in attend
ance. 1t is yet doubtful whether she will survive
No blame is attached to Mr.. Neefus.
~ We would call the attention Of our readers
the advertisement of the proprietors of the Byron
Acid Mineral Water in another column, for the sale
of which they have established an agency in this
City with c. d. Griswod, druggist, at sl9 Broad
way, corner Of Twefthst. who will give any infor-
nation required concerning its properties and luses
which he is enabled to do from his practical expe-
rience with it. The names of the proprietors are
sufficient guarantee that the enterprise is per.
manent one.
O'RIELLrs GENERAL TELEGRAPH OFFIcE.-
An effort is now mixing 10 unite tne different Tee
graph Lines in an arrangement by which they will
work together tremendously and efficiently For
this purpose General Telegraph Office has been
opened at Isl Broadway where dispatches will be
received and forwarded for all sections Of the
Union See advertisement
CASE OF SrABBISG.-Ahout ~ O'clock yesterday,
two young men, named Martin and Nugent, got
into an alteration at the corner OF Annst and The
ater alley. Nugent drew knife and stabbed Mar
tin several times, inaicting severe wound in the
abdomen and another in the breast near the right
nipple besides wounding the right arm. The
injured man wastaken 10 Deluc 4 Co.'s drug store
in Park row, where bis wounds were dressed, and
be was then conveyed TO the Hospital. He is con-
sidered TO be in dangerous state. We believe
Nugent has not been arrested.
NEW PAcKET-The new pack ship Francis
P. Sage, belonging 10 Westervelt & Macksy's line,
was christened on Tuesday afternoon, a. Judd's
wharf She is a splendid specimen Of naval archi-
lecture She will commence her regular trips be-
tween this port aud Liverpool on the 10th instant.
Capt VIM. II. Robson takes command Of her.