New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21
CITY ITEMS.

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TBF DEAF AND DUNE Pupils AT THE
FuR.-The officers of the American Institute with
their usual lberality invited the pupils from the In
stution in 5lsst to visit the FAIR at Castle Garden
on Saturday last, and a very large number ayailed
themselves OF the favor and passed several hours IN
examining the various articles OF interest. hap
per or merrier party 1t has not been our good for
tune to see IN long time The pupils with their
guardians arrived and left in procession, presenting
avery fine appearance.
Max MARETzEK's ITALIAN OPERA.--We
have already stated that this truly deserving and
Trustworthy manager has finally consented to as
sumo once more his management at the Astor place.
We hear also that the LYRIC temple will open on the
third OF next month but owing to the engagements
he has already made, he Will not stay with us longer
than six weeks and will only give us twenty per-
fomanceS.
We hope to see, at least this time, the energy
and hberality of the Napoleon of managers of the
Italian Opera crowned by the Operagoers with an
unlimited success 1t is said, and by good author
ity too, that Mar Maretzek has added some new
Jewels TO the rich diamonds composing his present
COMPANY.
THE EARLY CLOSING MOVEMENT. The
Dry Good Clerks of our City Will hold meeting to-
morrow "wednesday evening at 9 o'clock to urge
forward the Early Closing Movement, to promote
,he establishment of a Library and Reading-Room
We do not see why the Clerks need Library
and Reading Room other than those Of the Mercan
tile Library Association but the Early Closing
Movement ought TO and mus, prevail hxed, UNI
form hour for closing Dry Goods Stores is demanded
by the interest of all parties, employers as wen aS
employ ed and opposed only by the imagined inter-
est of a few gripers who hope to secure an undue
share of trade by holding open after the great ma
iority have closed. If prosecuted with vigor, tins
movement cannot fail OF success.
OMNIBus DRIVERS. We learn that hun
dred or more of these Woodworking citizens Will find
time one of these days to ENJOY large, Excursion,
for which they have our best wishes for fun and com
fort We take It that there are few less desirable sit
nations in the world than driving through storm and
heat light and darkness curses and blessings, of
those unwieldb vehicles and We have often been
moved TO indignation at the unreaSoning folly 90
speak mdly) heapng all sorts of reyilng upon the
head OF the driver. and holding him responsible for
every accident or delay that might occur, often
caused by the stupidity Of the complainant himself
There are undoubtedly some hard cases IN the list,
but IA the main there Is no more industrious and
peaCeabe class of laboTCrS IN the CITY. We repeat
that We ave glad to team that they are to have
DAVIS fun OF their when, with mlrth At the rem
and SpoIl with the whip, they VIII drive dull care
away
DEDICATION. Dale Cemetery, at Sing
sing VII be dedicated Wednesday, the s2d inst,
a, II o'clock, 4. NJ. There VIII be an Introductory
Address by Rev. Dr. DISQUALIFICATION Address by
Robert Cochran, Esq.
70 The Opposition Convention OF the
Nth Assembly District, composed OF the Nineteenth
and TNehh Wards. met at the house of Thomas
Kerr, conner of Broadway and Eighty -fourtA-st last
Saturday night, and unanimously nominated NIcho-
las SeagrSl for the Assembly.
TAhoRS' PARK MEYrING.--At a meeting
.. the loumeymen Tailors and their friends in the
Park Yesterday afternoon, the following Resolutions
we're adopted, Mr. McCAvLLY IN the Chair, after
hearing speeches from William Manning, Daniel l.
Sicklts Nh. Woodwork, X. Arthur Bailey, Mr.. Ma
Tiers, and others:
Where's During The past few weeks number OF
!oetnesn9e Isors Of the CIV 81 Ne"-tork have been
arrested h,e pesceaby walking the streets; and rs We
eoSesNe without the shadow Of authority ot law ana m
NSal % u a, o9r nauia al rshIs and su'escS Therefore
Nss3.tea, That VT protest most earnestly, - citizens
aII meelsIcs against Tins wholesale and SYSTEMATIC pros
"eIss,es ' use al our influence eaust nen or set 81
wen Sh' "nAOld such NIann.C4l measures.
sea, That the conduct Of certain ohcsiS and heir
pan OF IS shown forth The recent OUTRAGE upon
t"e ikLs +" ptac,aoe men aud shal! receive our
~ suha ,oa anu den an0s A, the h1hdS oil "a"
~ SUI "i't.ts net and Search hing invest cation
S'Nf'i'f', ltat A. aW Towns and iaW-ao mig ctzeh>
~ -il pa flsht IN common Nh al othed members "i
az walking The SiCeiS AZ any and ak times
shu 'hai without lear arrest While conduct ourselves
Pvs'rS''' ana IN accordance wth law.
NSotta. That we DENY The tght ~ any man 70 bring
Ns'ie composition wijh the MES blood OF Tue hehe>'
n it sd 70 epll0v that capital O. grind down and OPP
yt>S 'is Nor bnt hard working nfchaWc. rs has been
~e' t' te'ttn master taorS m thu CITY 81 New iVsS
n.sot'c mat We appeal e. generous ana = iHpalnH
s l"he 10 sustain the stand ~ have Aen and -
ue" cow any and all aitcus.s a. u9ho-jd.us Nfan;
Il BY law
ihe attendance Was not very large, ana me meet
mg Adjourned about 7. NJ, he iaiiors marcslnS
Nom Tie stand to Warren.st, where they eroaned at
tailor shop, and then proceeded down the street
The Opposition oflceseckcrs were on hand Ike
Mes around fresh jar OF honey seeking 10 proseyie
zee taiiors to the Tammany faith. o. course no one
oVlects since they were "alOne IN tacI glory.
vs-ho~ long since Loco FCcO.Sm yelpeI dsuit FOR
vengeance and retrlouuon' against tae starving
tniorS Of The ANlih Ward
ELEVENTH WARD EVENING SCuooLs.
Wepsssed some time las, evening at these schools.
The Girls Department under the care Of Miss J. T..
Duncan, with fve teachers, has ESQ girls in aiienl-
ance, who appeared TO be IN excellent training.
Some specimens of reading and exercises IN other