New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02


had oaved in. and was covered by the water A
soow was obtained, with which the passengers
nv the morning trains were ferried over the
breach, and arrangements were Immediately
made for reconstructng the road. similar &C
cident occurred near the same place last year.
The south end of that portion which crosses
Gavstrous cove was missing one morning, aud
she company reconstructed that portion oa piles.
The north end has now stepped out after the
manner Of the first half.
~ TIE ALLEGHANIASs had another full house
last evening, and their performances were well
received by large and intelligent audience. They
give their third Concert, at the Hope Chapel, this
evening
TIE HUTcHfSsoSs.-rh family, consisting
now Of six brothers, give their FIRST Concert in the
Tabernacle to-nisht.-As they have reduced their
prices and introduced a number Of new songs into
the programme, they will no doubt be favored
with large attendance.
A BOOKSTORE UP TowE.-Mr. Evans, We
learn, who has been employed in Mr.. Putnam's
establishment for come time past is about open
ing new Book Store on the corner of Broadway
and Fourth st. in connection with Mr. Britain.
FATAL AccIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon, about
o'clock, man named Jefferson Clark, while en-
gagged in the carpenters shop, No. SO Trinity
place, fell through the hatchwsy from the third
story to the ground floor, injuring himself about
the head and other portions of the body SO seri
ously, that death ensued in half an hour after.
wards. The deceased was about 45years of age
and resided at No. ITO Divisionst. The coroAer
will hold an inquest on the body.
H GEsIo @. ScOTT's MIRROR OF FASHION
for April 10 embellished with plate of the latest
Spring costume for gentlemen In the highest style
of that depsrtmen Of art. Mr. SCOTS relation
his experiences in trout fishing and his criticisms
on bis celebrated confrere ALTON Locke give
spicy variety to the contents of his classic perio.
dical. n46 Broadway
ANOTHER AMERICAN ScULPToR.-Mr. e. G.
Bartholomew, young Sculptor of much promise,
has recently arrived at Rome Mr.. b. is a native
of Connecticut, whose medalions and altorelievos
have gained him considerable reputation. He has
been prevented by sickness from sooner accom-
plishiBg his desire Of visiting Rome. He has
commissions from several Of our citizens, and we
shall no doubt soon be favored with specimens Of
bis art.
~ The Irving Bank commenced operations on
Monday, at 279 Greenwich ct. where temporary
arrangements have been made for its accommoda
ton. The new building for the Bank, to be 10.
Gated on the corner of Greenwich and Warren
SITS will be commenced N short time.
~ 1t is said that a seal was seen in the
East River yesterday.
~ The Mechanics Institute has lately re-
moved to its new rooms at the junction OF Bow
cry and Division st. The building 10 four stories
high each floor containing $500 square feet, and
has been taken on lease of Eve years. 1t has
been determined to devote the whole of the build
ing except so much as is required for the Library
and Reading Room, (which has Been tastefully
fitted up on part Of the hrst Roor,l to the Pur-
poses Of a Polytechnic Exhibition, on the plan oil
the Polytechnic Institute in London; and an op.
portunity will thus be afforded to Mechanics, In
yeptors and Artists at all times, to bring into pub
lie notice the products Of their ingenuity and skill
A steam.engne will be provided to drive such az
REQUIRE power and for the proper display oil the
machinery on exhibition. We hope that this en-
terpze will be, as it deserves To be- entirely sue
cessful.
A
lie was yesterday attracted by the appearance OF
a splendid bus and four, of the Dry DOCK Line
owned~by the interchangeable and enterpfising jim
merson Il Co. On the right OF tue driver was
perched an American Eagle, holding 10 ms oesk
a beautiful garland, which, we lesra, was pre-
scented by q lady as the stage waspassing through
Avenue d. The Dry Dock Line appears to
flourish.
Yyr An individual who signs herself Mary"
seuds us poem For The Tribune" which we
should publish with pleasure II we had not already
copied it from the London Leader about two
months ago.
WATER CURE AT DR.
Nichols has accepted invitation to give twI free
Lectures on The Hydropalhc treatment a kndeFnook Ia
his State on tomorrow rburdsy) evening and the oiher
10 ladies' on Friday evening
lCONMUSIoATEDl
THE CONCERT OF THE ALLEGHANIANS.
The frs. Concert Of this band Of acc 'mpbshed singers
Hone CRape on Monday evening was attended oy sna'
lnerous and highly approaching audience ms lpi~n VI
musical entertainment which this quartete company mas
aopted cannot fall TO strong hold upon The lovers Of
ood music The sentiments which their songs contain are
OF the most elevated tone, accompanied BY welasnged
ru.Ic and executed IN the most artistic manner Tney
make an impression upon the minds aud feelings OF "a au
dence " hicn cannot DO 0esiy A"'e"'''@''
MANY concerts have been 90 satisfactorily sner
sued where music the heme a. was up IN me oces
.,on mentioned 10 execution aud harmony The music WI"
eous TO anything thar be produced The sentiments
were neither uttered foreign tongue or oordeTsg upon
The sul more vulgar exhibitions Of Waite men burssq1ing
Black bat Of The instructive agreeable and ea-
noblne Character. They such a. could not osend
tha no.t kss.dious At been said by whose eo-
u.nee Ia ne prde Of country that shosld Keep
vooa ssruuenu uppeFmosl,' then indeed should our
n.,e he expressive Of such sentiments. AZ nsuon, We
--,t.,.l ,,,,.le ALI Of good national sent