New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-06

Cepal for the murder Of Rousseau, was oonclud
ed Yesterday. the Jury returning a verdict OF
euilty. A report of the proceedings will be found
in another column.
NEw.YoRK OMNIBUS DRIVERS BENEVOLENT
AssocIATIoN.-A large and very spirited meeting
of drivers. who were enrolled as members of the
above Society," took place at Military Hall on
Tuesday last. 6ixtyseven names were immedi-
ately enrolled, in addition to it's former list Of
members. This Society promises to beco one
of the largest single organizations in our City
In point Of practical working utility, it 10 strongly
worthy of public consideration. DR.. King, its
present Secretary in brief speech addressed the
Drivers, rejoicing in the favorable manner in
which proprietors patrOnize and regard the move.
mept He further urged them to united and I'M
RENTING exertiOn, considering the movement cal
culared to raise the social interest and elevate
the moral influence of the Omnibus Drivers Of
this City.
LAND REFORM MEETING.-At q large and en-
thusiastic meeting of the Land Reformers Of the
Nineteenth Ward, held at the house of Mr.. J.
Russell, on Monday evening, the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted
Resolved, That Senator VIM Seward by his bold stand
the Public Lands Of the United States should hereafter be
bed and disposed OF merits our warmest sympathy and
commands our lasting gratitude
The Association meets at the same place on
Monday evening next.
EJEcTING TEEANT.-Dr. Geo. o. Gunn
Ramsey Black and eleven others were arrested
yesterday, charged with riotous conduct, breaking
and injuring furniture belonging to Mrs Eliza A.
McClelland, No. lls Fourth st. The offense was
committed at IL O'Clock on Tuesday morning. Dr.
GunD, it seems, leased the premises abovenamed
and afterward re let them to Mrs. McCleland for
the purpose of keeping boarding house. the Dr.
being one of her boarders and having an Office in
the house. he alleges that she failed to fulfill her
part of the contract and he then endeavored to
compel her to move before the LIST Of May, at
which tine her lease expires. Not succeeding,
he, as is charged, hired twelve men to go in and
dispossess her. They accordingly went to the
house. ordered her to move in fifteen minutes, and
finally threw her furniture into the yard. Justice
Mountfort held them to bail in $500 each to an
swer at the Court of Sessions.
NEW YORK BAR.-A meeting of the members
of the New.York Bar will be held this evening"
as will be seen by the advertisement 10 another
column.
STRAKosCH's New OPERA.-We have
have Just received from VIM. Hal Son the two favorite
soprano songs strskoschs Opera OF GoVaana di Ma
pOh viz 10 ri salute, greet ye, gentle flowers aud
T'Hneyd mel mic cuOre, while my thoughts still turn to
thee" This entire Opera is in OF publication by the
Mesns Hall. The above pieces published In beautiful
STYLE and have excellent likeness of Sga Parodi
FIRE.-The premises in the rear of No.
u Mulberryst were slightly damaged by fire at 81 O'Clock
Tuesday evening.
MADRLAINE.-Them moral drama of Mad.
esine being performed at Bsrnum's Museum every
evening" has attained popularity that increases Its inter
and merit. 1t has in fact than ordinary claims
public favor. Beside representing In the most vivid
colors the effects OF nempersnce presents us with vivid
scenes Of domestic life well relieved with comic incidents
III ably played generally that seems unnecessary to
parcularze parts, but Mr.. Clarke Bertrand deserves
praise; Miss Chapman Msdelaine aud Mr. Hawkins
Henry also faithful their parts Madeaine may be
seen every evening
AGGRAVATED AssAULTs.-George Sayre
was arrested at O'Clock Tuesday night charged with
violently ASSEMBLING John Seine residing in Wsterst aud
cutting severe cash in his throat with knife be was
King was arrested Tuesday night charged with yio.
eny assauling and kicking Catherine Malonep lnlurng
her SO severely confne her to her bed King sp-
pears went the house Of complainant in Aan-st and
demanded lodging and on being refused admuaBce, 10
cons Quence OF being intoxicated ne seized hiIs Maony
animation.
THE WALL-sT. AFFAIR.-The case OF
James Mckay and John P. Cryder, who stand charged
with obtaining by false and fraudulent representations Sc
cues to the amount of from the agent of the Mil
wsuI ee and Mississippi Railroad Co has been back
Justice Osborne for Investigation The case was con-
nued yesterday afternoon by the cross examination Of
Mr. w p Flanders, The mplain6nI