New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-11
CITY ITEMS.


nos P.sQrALE-To-night for the ir't
pV .vcral wears we shall have a cha.ce o.
INC nor ,zet.i's fayonte comic opera OF Don f"'-
heaHe r. cas-, IS admirable, and promises Us 7"
nSN -. ,erfounance the old bachelor PasfHa'e
ue1' - -.,lon,6ed by MARISI. BApiALi iaAes the
III =. ,olofesfq. saLvl that OF krnesfd' ana
an " ro,ng widow, N9raq. The latter will
B'So . ,a,t. new rondo, composed expressly
sns, - - siyuor Arli;i. Those Who would have
81 W. .casile Garden tonight should go e.Gly
MAMMOTH PERFoRMANcE.-I he grand
y,,,jee. got up in honor and for ihe benc-
tDa.1wrB A. Marshall comes Oh at aS''e "', r'
u OF 81 earning. afternoon and night. Ihe
a'H1"' ..,orniance j. t'reIce h9rs long ana CON-
'n'n' r.si,h opera magic the ballet Italian opera
IT. Pc, comedy, acro5atic performances ffencn
BnsH'~ oo,-o,r vaudegiile, the Rayels and the
trsn1' g.. ,,to,e coacladlrs with magnificent
ko1'' ....yo,ksi For IL this. a ticket costs
OPP NO ,o,yft raess: and II ne "iShed 70
;,s friends ho Fould te quite rish'- NheaP
'"' ." ,,ctc,s have oeen arranged on al 'he
'A'1'.' eI ID % tlat our nelshoors rom "'he'
pm -. o,s.,st~ Il ihis astonishing spec'"cic.
eue' my n our adyertisng columns, Is well
The pTOYf AiaHt ~ '
worth readiA3
uo,...y..,s or TRooPs.-ln compliance
=. ,oo.ivod few days since from the War
n.osrmen, Companies and H. OF 'he I o'i''I VS.
IN, Of Artillery, now at FOR toiuIiouS, VA
- Island are ready fof departure ihoH ''>"'
% has no; transpred, nut the suPiosi'ion - Una
=. r0ove,rent has some connection WIN 'he as
...acee IN Cuba TIE following Is a Inst oil the
80, commanding the expedition Capt j. b. NC
M commanding Breyet Capt. 6. W. Getty
wv" ca, r. G.. Drune, QuartemaS,er Lieut..
- \ Coach. Lieut. James c. Booth. Captain
,,.,o,,, xI receive sealed Instructions on board OF
,he ,rsDspo''
BroovgR CUsToMER.-On Saturday
l.dv m Blo0mer costume VISITED the Custom
,,oo.e much 20 the astOnishmen of the sober Off
NJ TIA, establishment she wore trousers open
., m, bo.tom. black silk ylsite, trimmed with
lao, fringe OF the same material, and A broad hat
.,,h flowing ribbons. Several inyeterate opponents
d, tho Dress Reform were 90 much astonished at
,h. nhepomenon, that they have become sudden and
enthusiastic friends OF the BloomCr fashion.
L,rscH.-The ship Trade Wind will
- launched tomorrow TUESDAY morning from
J,eob Bells ward foot OF Iousten.st. This Is "A clip
p.rship Of model similar to tha; Of the White Squall
which ship made the run from Cape Horn TO san
Francisco IN trtynne days) except that her greater
length gives sharper ends. She is the longest mor-
chan, sailing ship ever tuili and iOr strength and
t.auiy Of model cannot he surpassed. She does
much ctcoit ~ Mr. Bells acknowledged skill as A
suldet
NAVAL PROMO1IoNs.-A American Sailor
ends us letter, complaining that the petty officers
the Navy are mainly chosen from those Of our
eamen who are Of foreign birth. to the exclusion Of
deserving Amcrican-born sailors. We presume tina,
our correspondent would find satisfaction by going
% the Department at Washington the Secretary
certainly VII not allow national prejudice 10 take
he place of merit
R,eHT Al LAsT-Wc understand that
Dr. Valentine Mott, Jr.. has accepted the appontmen,
Of the Professorship of Surgery IN the Washington
University OF Baltimore.
RAISING THE NALUABLEs.-lt Is sand that
the people Who are exploring the wreck of the Eng
hsh iriesie liussar lying among the rocks IN He'll
gate, have got one OF two rusty guns and nothing
more. There is little prospect OF rch reward. we
presume, for the wreck has heretofore been pretty
well overkaucd and the fac, established that there
IS no treasure In It, In lsl2 some spcculatorS went
TO work aud succeeded m raising the guns but they
got nothing else In 1921 stock company was
formed $lO per share for The purpose Of raising the
vessel and considerable money was expended IN the
enterprise but the result Was only FIVE hundred tuns
Of pigIron and some grape shot. AZ that time the
week was blown up with gunpowder, and had there
been any treasure on board, !, would probably have
been found
AwrrL MuRpER-ARREsr or me MuR-
srRsn, MS WYE AND NIEor.-About l. O'Clock yes
ierday afternoon another terrible and deliberate
murder vas pepetra,ed IN ,hc boarding house No.
Chn.st, Kept by Mr.. and Mrs Ferns. In rear
room, IN The upper part Of ne house lived John sui
Man his wife Mary, and their niece. Mary Moran.
At the time above mentioned Sullivan and has wife
90, into a fight, and soon the former commenced
erAng the dishes. furniture, Sc. The disturbance
sluactei The attention Of the people below stairs,
sAen EdW, ard Smith, eoaTdCr IN the family Of Nj.
Ferris wclt NJ and demonstrated with sullivan,
whom he attempted 70 que. oy persuasive means,
FGhs interference, Smita received the most shame
hl abuse, and finally was seized hy sullivan, and IN
Ne scufre The latter was roughly handled, and came
aScond SeSt, AT seeing Which The wife OF sullivan,
'ad the srl Mary, went 10 his assistance and re-
leved him nom the grasp Of Smith. sullivan was
70 sooner al liberty than Ac ran 10 Sideboard lew
EEL distant, seized knife, the blade of which he
eahsed ni0 The left groin ~ MS antagonist, nflct-
MA hornt wound The n ared man immediately
ta down stars. the hood 0ONing copiouSly from
rs person. cr>luS. IL am stabbed, am stabbed
'% daMNaS immediately gwen IN the street, and
"oa .'eacAed the lId Ward Police Station, when
'Ap Leosagd with some oi ms officers, repaired TO
~e RAce, aad found Smith the door IN the lower
10a reon, wcltormg. m ms OWN hood and apparently
aa4ng condition, b. direction OF Capt. Leonard.
HHenp OF BoeknAn-St., was sent for, and soon
sried. but sand he could DO nothing TO prolong HE