New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24
CITY ITEMS.

THE OPEEA MQTlnOI 6ttTV "dS ouh-
,.ain las, evening and no opera are MARIM ana
Taryft 50 effective But the music is not fascinating
and the publc are slow TO Ike a me-" opera. by
como fatality the most exquisite m0rreaH OF the
-. -. Ov ebe in Cicio was omitted. Surely If
-, 20 be- chiccd from tic work. il should not
No. ,be nart OF Hamlet The joke rs getting Old.
Iyb,. will not Manager Maretzek ,et us hear
Dorsi(re This siat5ng poisoning. suicide and
laughter by the whole company is warm work for
,tese sui:ry nights. and although tac }ocazatlOn Of
pos,pa's role Is a little difficult, YET BosD would be
.o winning. 50 hosh. and so fascinating as the arch
Italian grl. that the CcLgh, with the pe: on no one
tii We miserable cities would be allowed pr ofc,o
IN dwell upon the singer and when we found fault
,f,ult with BosIo nobody would believe u.. Why
moi shelye DosIzErr. little who ma, more than his
share Of attention. and attend little TO Ro.siN who
pours hs sparkling champagne 30 royalty. Nor
can we help thinking with the same reservation
ma, la Sonnonbula tcemng with pleasant melody,
would be new triumph for Bo,Io and refresh
ment for her hearers How novel and how sausfac-
tory to the opera drop descending upon a bridal
instead of a murder
And oyropos ms 5ofes, We observe, iu another CO.
hmn, that our worthy Manager has aided Al entire
" new and original soprano 70 those whose ac-
euau;anoe We already owe to him.
WASHINGTON MONUMENT Mr. Douglass,
Agent of The Washington Monument Association for
ms City and Brooklyn, reports that ne has collected
s944 mp 10 the present time. THIS sum looks small
besde the contributions Of other cities and unless
Me pride and patriotism Of our citizens can be- arOus-
oil m some way. they win not contribute many
courses 90 tie grand structure. Where are those
Who were lod IN their protcs;ons OF love iorthe
Union Can they not give something toward honor
mg the memory Of rs Founder
LArScnrs o-DAY-The workmen could
not move the clipper ship Hornet on Saturday so tha
she could not be- launched As announced The launch
Will take place tins afternoon between and Go'cOck
Al the same time a steamer butt for the New
York and Virginia Steamship Company VIII be-
launched from the yard 81 Mossrs. Wester,elt Nc
Kay She IS a beautiful vessel, and has been con-
s,rIctcd under the superintendent Of Capt. Skiddy.
She Is 80 feet IL length. ~ feet breadth Of beam and
10 feet depth OF hold Her machinery is beng made
Al the Morgan Iron Works.
FALL OF A WALI-Tw0 CHILDREN kILI-
Ip-YcsieIday afternoon, portion of The wall of
he gran,uy OF Ilccker & Brothers, 10 Cheuy-st.'
near Pike fell out INTO the yard 81 The adjoining
building. killing two children instantly. and slightly
nIurlng "a third child The building five stories
high and is about sixty feet IA depth. II Is built OF
bIck and is divided by BRICK partitions INTO eight
tiers There are no floors and the bins run up
nearly 10 the roof The bn adjoining the yard m
the rel Was empty, and there was about nileen hun
dred Bushels of wheat I'M the other rear BIN. The
bottom of tins last bin gave way, and the immense
body of gram striking against the empty BIN forced
out the wall Three children were al play m the
ward Two OF them were killed beng smOthcred by
the mass OF wheat. One was about twelve years of
age and was an orphan, named Dora Me trOy. The
other was Elizabeth Fleming, three wears of age.
About twenty feet square OF the wall fc leaving the
upper part Of the building standing. 1t was mmedl-
aely braced mp to prevent any further damage.
The Coroner cmpaneed jury last evening, and
Will proceed tins morning TO investigate the CAUSES
of this serious and fatal accident The Jury meet at
10 O'Clock
HATCHw AYs.-Last week we gave an
secout OF serious accldcn, caused by the careless
manner m which the hatchways IA stores are left
open On Saturday afternoon young lady named
MARY SPENCER lost her life by being prccprated
through the hatchway of the building l02 Wllham-St.
She fell from the fifth story to the ground floor, and
expired M ten minutes after She was taken up.
Here are Two accidents which nave occurred
from the indifferent manner M which these match
WAYS are secured There Is an ordinance directing
The manner IN which such places shall Dee secured.
but there appears TO be- attention paid 10 u Whose
duty Is It t. see that the ordinance properly en-
forced Does TINS duty deyolye upon any person.
and If So, viii he perform IL should not the toro-
ner Law before the Grand Jury the evidence taken
the inquest held upon The body of Ms, spencer .-
There must be- gross careleS>ne>s some where, and
those who are guilty should be- punished.
THE FovRTH. Maior-Gencral Sanford
has ISSUED AN order directing he First Division OF
Ny State Militia 10 parade IN iull uniform on the
Fourth OF July The line VIII be formed on the north
side of Fourtccnth->tt, with the right ON the Ninth
avenues, at O'Clock, AN. precisely The division
will countermarch m Fourteentl-st, and from thence
viii march down Broadway TO Canals, through Ca
nal-St To West Broadway, down We>i-Broadway 10
Chamber>-Si.. and through Chambers and Center SIS
10 the east gate of the Park. The honor> of march
ing salute Will be paid to the Mayor and Corporation
IN front of the CITY Hall at 10 OclOcN, AN Ihe ar
ulcry OF the division having been removed 10 the
STATE Arsenal al Norkvllle, m consequence OF tic
leasing OF the CITY Arsenal Gen. Morris VIII urec'
the regiment OF hight artillery, under the commanl Oh
Col Yates. to parade diSmounied, and Gen >picer
Nll direct Col. RyerS horse artillery Ia parade a.
cavalry The Veteran Corps OF the War of 1912 Will
also parade the Battery, where they Will hre inc
morning salute In the afternoon they viii assemble
an the Grceue.>t Church, where the Grafton VIII De-
delivered
THE LA FAYErrE FUsILIERS Al ALBANY.
The La Faycttc Fusihers left this CITY ON FRIDAY
morning on the steamboat REINDEER, ior Albany
They arrived at the latter place about O'Clock ana
Nere received al the wharfby the Albany Republican
Artillery. Capt. Fredcndau. They were escorted To
The CITY Hall when Recorder Wright, ON othai OF
;he city Authorities, bid them cordial welcome
In the evening they visited the Thea,er by special