New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28
CITY ITEMS.
1yUsEMENTs THIS EVENING

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TIE ALLEGED CUBAS ExPEDITIOE-ArreSts-
Mr. G. Rscklewitz young man, native OF Po'
land, one Of the Deputy Msrsnsls, went to South
Amboy on Saturday. where it was said some
Germans and others had assembled with view
to eubarkiDg in Cuban expedition,) disguised
himself az an emigrant ard conversing IN Ter
man with some Of the parties, obtained intorma-
ton which induced him to get FIVE of the parties
to come with him to this City-afhdavits were
prepared, charging VIM. T. Rogers, Jr. nephew
Of DR. J. X. Rogers) John L. O'Sullivsn, lsouln'
law Of DR.. r Capt. Lewis, formerly OF the
steamboat Creole, engaged in the former expedl'
ton, charged with being, in fact captain oil the
Cleousrta) Major Louis 6chesinger, one Of the
Hungarian patriots Pedro Sanches, Spaniard,
residing in this City, and DR.. Daniel g. BURNETT,
an old resident, with preparing the means for
military expedition against Cuba, in the posses
sion of the Queen OF Spain, contrary to the sixth
section of the Neutrality Act OF goth April 1873
The parties thus charged were arrested and held
20 bail in $4,000 each to appear for examination
DR.. Rogers, on being sent for, became surety tor
bis nephew and son in.law gentleman named
Freeman for Pedro Sanches DR.. BURNETT was
permitted to depart, in care of the Deputy Mar
shall till 70. day, and Capt. Lewis and Major 3.
were detained for examination for want OF bail.
Application was made to the Navy Yard, during
Saturday, for some marines to take charge OF the
Cleopatra, which was granted, and they now have
her in custody
VISIT TO RANDALL's IsLAND.-Yesterday the
Grand Jury, in company with Hon Mr. DOUGLAS,
L. S. Senator from Illinois, and Col. MAY, U.5A.
visited the Public Institutions. They expressed
themselves much satisfied with Randalls Island,
where the boys were drawn up in line by ar.
Ripley to receive them. They afterward went
through with their exercises, with which Col.
Nav and the rest of the company were much
pleased. They were addressed by Mr.. Douglas,
who said he was highly delighted with their dis
cipline and good behavior. The children, there
fore, gave him and Col May six cheers each
One of the Jury then, in behalf of the rest, said
they were perfectly satisfied with the order Of
the Institution, and before leaving gave the boys
six cheers.
MIRROR OF FAsHIoN-By Genio c. Scott, 1870
Broadwsy.-lnspired by his own rare genius as
well as by the genial influence Of the opening
Spring, the poetical Genio has issued a fresh
number Of his attractive work, without which the
season of blossoms would want one of its verns'
charms. In his own inimitably picturesque style,
Genio gives glowing report Of the present lash.
ion for ladies dresses. "In this City the ladies
are emerging in the penttude Of full skirts with
out hustle; their fresh disphonous tissues for
overskirts and their gay colored silks with hgur'
ed ornaments of such natural boquets, make
parlOr so much resembling flower garden that
forgetting yourself by chance, you are surprised
that the fragrance of the roses and pinks so much
resemble modern periumery.'
DopGE's CoNcERT.-This much.heralded event
comes off to morrow night Dodge's programme,
which fully sets forth the interesting character Of
the entertainment, will be found in another column.
MONUMENTAL observation-disclosures has
Just been enriched by beautiful piece of mona
mental ststuary, from the chisel OF Sgnor PATTI,
q Young Italian artist of much talent, whose
works we have already had occasion to mention.
1t 10 a representation of mother and child, the
size of life. The principal figure reclines upon
couch, slightly supporting herself with one arm
the hand Of which rests upon the head OF the
child, who kneels by her side. Her head is gent
ly raised and her eyes upiited, with suPPlics'
tory tenderness The expression Of the face,
which is a portrait,) u sweet, solemn and touch
ing the dying mother commends her child to the
protection of God.
This monument has been placed over the tomb
of Mrs w edlock, wife Of merchant of this City,
in Greenwood Cemetery. 1t stands in quiet
shaded spot, on pedestal of white marble, about
eight feet in hight. Signor Patti has now in his
studio, in East Twenty frst'st part of an ale.
gorica shaft, designed to be erected over the re-
mains Of the late Gen. Macomb, in Washington.
When finished, it will be beautiful and impress
sve work
E~ Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER left for Washing
ton on Saturday morning. He spent Friday even
ing at the levee of President King, Of Columbia
College, where he was formally introduced to the
undergraduates of the Institution and number
of the Alumni Before leaving he made brief
but very happy address to the students present,
closing with some remarks highly complimentary
to President King.
ARREST OF CRYDER AND McKAY-The Grand
Jury having indicted John P. Cryder and James
Mckay for the crimes Of grand larceny and false
preteuses, getting 100000 worth Of Railroad
Bonds from the agent of the Milwaukee and Mis-
sissippi Railroad Company, on Saturday both of
the individuals were arrested in Wanst. by oth-
Ger Bowling, on a warrant issued by the Court Of
Sessions In default of bail for g. 900 they were
committed to Jail.
~ The steamer Worcester will take the
place Of the Hero on the route to Hartford leav'
ing Peck slip on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
Anva AZ 4 O'clock p III