New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07

'"re' warm SKY cioudyi ram threatened ever
half hour but did not come umbrella, OFT !.
great quantities, bat not hoisted; dust, some.
LAND LIMITATION IN NEW. YoRx.-We uDS.,
stand that very carefully prepared L and Limit.
ton Law will soon be introduced iato the Al.
sembly OF our State by a City member, and TIA,
1t VIII receive the support of most OF the New
York delegation, and all the friends of Land Rs.
form. law OF this kind is much needed. a, l,
would obviate much litigation, and arrest the 81.
gsntic scourge Of Land Monopoly.
GERMAN LADIES BESEvoLEsr soc,xy,
Fifth Annual Concert Of this Society will bs
given at the Apollo Rooms to morrow tSsturd.yl
evening. The programme presents choice "a.
lection of classic music, commencing with Men.
delssohn's Midsummer Nights Dream" There
are also songs by Mrs. L. A. Jones and N,
Mayer, choruses by the admirable Liederkranr'
and piano performances by Dresel Timu, Els.
field and scharfenberg.
CY LETTERS OF FIRE has until lately bee,
ore of those stock phrases Of poets, in use sincs
Homers time. II is understood as being entirely
fgurative and typical of enduring fame But
Warnock the halter, in the first story Of the Irv.
ing House, having no taste for fgurative phrases
has written his name in actual fre-most mate
rial gaslight. As soon as Broadway grows DARK,
the word WARSocK," formed by hundred lets
of gas, blazes out over the street. from his win.
dow. lighting the way to a choice and elsgn.
stock of hats. Mr. Warnock, it is clear, does no.
hide bis light under bushel-as is also proved
by the sale of his hats.
SECOND APPEARANCE OF THE INFANT DRUx.
MER.-The second concert Of the Infant Drummer
came off on Wednesday evening" in Tripler Hall.
The attendance was large, and the performance
entirely successful The wonderful little fellow
has become more familiar with his part and beat
bis drum most vigorously as he marched around
the stage, keeping perfect time to the airs played
His attempt to drown the applause by a loud and
continued roll Of the drHmsticks, created much
amusement. The performances Of the Gee Club
and of Miss Isabella Smith were very fine. Min
S. is gifted with charming voice. aud if she ia
careful in exercising and cultivating it, will maks
q most successful vocalist.
II Mr.. II. N. Carr, of the North American
Hotel called on us last evening" for the purpose
of explaining that he had not committed suicide,
as stated in yesterdays Evening Post II wa
boarder at the Hotel ride TIE 1iI6HHes &C
count yesterday morning
MUTINY ON 6HIPBoARD.-We arc informed
that the packet-ship Isaac Webb, Capt Chopper,
for Liverpool, was yesterday detained at her an.
chorsse in the North River in consequence ola
revolt on the part of some of the crew. Capt
Cropper, It is also said, received some slight inu
ries during the ARRAY The U. 8. Marshal after
ward came on board and arrested some or all Of
the ringleaders, who were Immediately taken 90
shore. AS soon az otheI men can be shipped Ia
their stead, the vessel will proceed on her voyage.
PAssPoRTs.-Mr. Editor There sppearedsons
months ago an article in some Of the different
newspapers in regard to getting Passports from
our Government at Washington. Ii was stated,
thea, that naturalized citizens were obliged 70
send their names, description of their persons and
citizen papers to Hon. ID. Webster, but IL was
as far as l remember, not mentioned whether b.
side these, a certificate regarding the truth Of
these statements, by q Commissioner Of Deed
OF Justice of the Peace, was necessary or not
AN ADOPTED CITIZEN
The naturalization papers OF an adopted cid
zen are sufficient evidence to procure him pa"
port. The certificate of any Government officer
testifyng to bis citizenship, is equally sufficient
and much more convenient
The LAST WALL.sr. AFFAIR-The exsmins
ton Of John P Cryder and James Mckay, charged
with obtaining money on false pretenses' wa"
continued yesterday afternoon before Justice Lo
tbrop. The cross examination Of the complaint
was resumed twill be continued this afternoon
The OMNIBUS DRFIcULTY-Justice Monitor
yesterday rendered bis decision in the matter Of
the charge against the omnibus drivers OF Berthe
& Ryersons line Of stages. The magistfin
deemed the accused guilty of misdemeanor, AMI
fined four of them 81 each and three Others
each, on the payment Of which they were do
charged.
~ We have received the first number Of
German periodical Just issued by Magnus Co
II Chsthsm-st., entitled Echo aus Deutschiasd'
The Echo of Germany 1t 10 edited by Thse
bald Morss, and with little more variety in is
contents, will be most acceptable periodicals
our German population.
Up. The Empire Brass Band" will give %
Military and Civic Ball at the Apollo Rooms Oh
Monday eveninNpext.
ANNUAL BALL-The Fourth Annual Ball Of
the Eighth Ward Pioneer Clay Club was bed
last night at the Apollo Rooms. We were not
able to be present, but we have no doubt h'
festival was characterized by that genial al
genuine spirit which is associated with the nsn'
borne by the Club.
APPEAL TO THE GENERoUs.-In the Aa'
tumn Of ls4s when w. Smith OBnen was on ma
Conme, In Ireland, an honest comfortable looking ~ .
mer named John ODonnell, WA brought on The sssa'
but refused testify against whom he eonsdef'a
true patriot Nothing could inumidate him or force
to be sworn. For contempt Of Court be was hesny Ds
and thrown into prison for Twelve months Crushed ID ~