New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09

BREEZY TlME.-Last evening about O'Clock,
we were hereabout saluted with one Of the stifes.
blow.outs that we have felt in long time. II
was brief, but decidedly to the point. Sad tales
are told of it's doings-one of an unsuspecting
youth who was waited across the street-an-
other Of shutters pulled from their fastensgs and
sent whirling down among the passers-by-of avn
ings torn to shreds, umbrellas forming al inverted
arch, and hats blown through small lakes and
bringing up at last upon the pinnaces Of The
small mounds Of mud heaped up by our city au-
thorities for public admiration. Though the blow
lasted but for short period it made considerable
stir, and we presume caused much damage. Pas.
sing through the Park, we noticed one fine old
willow PROSTATE, and probably many more will
DO found in a similar consition in our parks.
HoN. DANIEL WEBsTER-The Secretary of
State left this city yesterday for his home at
Msrshfeld. He will remain there a short time
and return to Washington the last of this month.
On the 10th of May he will return to this city for
the purpose Of arguing a case in the Supreme
Court, between the Methodist Church Moth and
South
A CALIFORNIA COMA gentlemen connected
with Adamss Express last evening showed Us
one of the new $50 gold pieces from the Office of
the U. s. Assayer, San Francisco. 1t is some
what thicker than the $50 coin, and instead of
being round is octngonal-with circle inside
Oh the surface On one side is a spread eagle
on the reverse is a rising and the inscription
$50 D. c." 1t was exceedingly pleasing to look
upon, and we could not help thinking how con.
venent it would be for as to cast up our fortune
in such even sums-but as We found, on exami.
nation that our whole pile did but equal the last
figure on the glitterng piece, we dismissed the
dream and turned silently perhaps sadly, again
to our Items" and the provoking exhibitor of
the coin passed out, probably to tantalize some
other scribbler with peep at this large piece OF
"the root of all evil
~ The HUTcHINsoNs had rather a HYDRO
pathic audience last night at the Tabernacle, but
there were nearly 400 persons present, aud in
small room they would have made quite "a
showing" The Brothers were in fine voice. and
gave some of their best songs, to the great de-
light of their hearers. Tomorrow they give
their fifth Concert at the Tabernacle, and we pre-
sumo every seat will be filed. They will give
but two more in this city after that of tomorrow
eveniDg-therefore all who wish to hear them
should embrace the present opportunity.
EE9 The ALLEGHANIANs continue to draw full
houses at Hope Chapel. Their style of music is
exceedingly popular with the majority OF the
5l5,394 inhabitants that reside in this city and
as Hope Chapel only holds about 1000 persons,
they will have to remain several weeks in order
to give said majority an opportunity to hear
them.
E- We are indebted to ADAMS X Cos. San
Francisco Express for California papers brought
by the Empire City.
ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANTs The ship Franchise
Capt Chapman, arrived at this port from Liver
pool, on Sunday last, with 259 steerage passen
GERS On the same day the Underwater Capt
Shipley, arrived from Liverpool with $50 steer
age passengers. Also, on Sunday, the Deconsh're
Capt. Hovey, from London, with 800 passengers
in the steerage During the passage, Henry H.
CampbsT. of Newark. N. J. fell overheard and
was drowned Here is a total of 1,779 emf
grants in one day.
THE VACANT JUDGEsHIP.-It is said that Judge
MoKIssocK, of Orange County, will be appointed
Judge of the Court of Appeals, to fll the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation Of Judge Bronson
TY@ j. PREscoTT HALL, Esq, L. 8. Attorney
for this District, is we regret to say, confined to
his house by sickness. During his indsPosition'
the duties Of bis office have devolved upon Will
liam Evarts, ESQ, deputy District Attorney.
r. Stewards marble palace is valued on the
Assessors book of the Sixth Ward, for this year
at 100000.
HoAxED.-Several of the Evening papers swal-
lowed the wholesale April hoax of one of the
Sunday papers in relation to an Opera House on
the site of st. Thomas's Church.
F1RE.-At 10 o'clock on Monday night, the boot
and shoe store Of f " Hasser Isl Wahtngonst, took
FIRE IN consequence of the bursting OF lighted camphene
or fluid lamp. The flames were exnguished by the Firs
Ward Police. Damage slight.
~ We call attention to the Concert and Ball
O, the Gemsn Liederkrsnz Friday evening next The
Programme may be found In another column
ACCIDENTAL little daughter of Terrace ket-
ties Of 6s sxteenhs while PLAYING on 1 Ss sstn6on
tun and seriously injured by the morse o. a.
Walker OF EeVeShs, near home and VISITED bV
MI Walker who expressed much regret al the crcuIn'
stance, and offered remuneration
KILLED IN A SCUFFLE.-A man named JACOB
Ksbb was Yesterday arrested, charged WIN causing .n
aeath OF Thomas Green. The Coroner held ~ inq1es'
house in Foureenlhst, near Eigninav on hs oSSy ~
The deceased when appeared IN evidence ara
he Secesed were scuing in friendly manner when me
latter accidentally fell of soop and struck upon Inc @
Of ms head breaking his neck. He was nAnve OF Eng
and % wears OF age Upon the renciuon OF me Nefo0~
/ he accused was al once discharged nom CUSTODY
| ACCIDENTALLY DROwSED.-At % CLOCK yes
tsrdsy morning unknown a an walked on tne ps, -
he foot Of Twenty third ST. ana ~ss aIoS S,
hnush every Effort made 10 rescue MN oy SeIgeen'
| WsiIsce of he Eighteenth Ward Police
ARRESTS BY THE PoLlCE.-A female
rsns6 Msrv Mcdonald was Yesterday arrested. charged
nh stealing clohing and diamond pin valued al 20,