New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

thst GLttss 5 rot GoH"
Fr8Io's-Oren Al sis-Frsuch snd wshhs Circus.
B4ssvS' krIus-open all daycurosis. and afternoon and
Frllows sJ-SesO M,ass aud Burs.qu.
coiIol.rA,-corn.r Of Broadway and rt'sutss
s1ortsI HIs-Psporaa 9th. Was Ron. Upper tab and
Hungry Conner Broadway and Walsrst)
coNcFET-1hs Aehsnars At Hops Chapel us Broadway, n1k
fns.Is's Pso sa ws.hHgton Hal-opsnmr.
II The frat OF the April showers wrapped
our City in dismal blanket yesserdsy-not the
soft, sparkling, sun ilumined shower, whose light
feet tnkle on the water and strike music from the
young leaves bu one Of the earlier and duller
gales which come down heavily to the chill and
rodden earth. Yet the grass is growing while It
falls and the trees leaving, and so those transfg
ured rains Of Spring cannot be far off.
II Somebody in Bleeckerst. who has house
to let, sends us long account Of a viss which he
received from alady and gentleman who protested
to be house-hunters. The lady was very pretty
and very much fatigued, the gentleman Indifferent
and hard to be satisfied. Accordingly the former
remained in the psrlor to rest, while the latter
made the tour Of the house, and finally both de-
parted, expressing their great Jatisfaction--
Shortly afterward, several small articles of value
were discovered to be missing, and the inference
was that the house.hunting visit was adrOitly
planned for the purpose Of plumber. This is the
substance Of our correspondents story and his
object will be fully answered by our brief state
ment of the imposition he describes at length.
The STEAMERS FOR EURoPE.-Hereafter the
Cunard steamers will leave this port and Boston
weekly, instead ofsemi monthly. They will leave
on each Wednesday. The Collins steamers will
leave New-York every alternate Saturday, and
the southampton and Bremen aud Southampton
and Havre steamers will sail on the Saturdays
on which the Collins steamers do not leave. By
This arrangement, we shall have semi'weekly
line Of steamships between this country and Eu.
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TIE City HosPITAL-The number of patients
---,.su tuIs InstIsus0n d~.i-a 49, ------- q
March was 26s, which, added 10 the 2s3 remain
ing from the month of February, makes total
of ssh. OF this number. 29s ware discharged
leaving. on the lst instant 3l3 still under treat
ment. Beside these, las patients were sent
from the Commissioners Of Emigration. who were
unable 10 provide accommodations in their own
building, which, It appears, are already filed with
these unfortunate people. About forty are at
present in the Hospital where they arc lodged in
temporary sheds, which were erected last year
while the building was undergoing some altera'
tions.
f-Y The american KeystoSe publishes the
names Of more than two hundred Masonic Lodges
which are now in operation in this State.
p.-urp FRrourNr-On Tuesday night q
child was found upon the steps Of the house &C.
cupied by Bishop Hughes, 265 Mulbeuy-st. IL
was taken to the Alms-House. similar occur
renee was noticed by Us some three weeks SINCE
ard we believe it is the third time the thing mas
been done within the past four months. The
fashion appears to Sc setting that way, Just now
TuR HpTcHrSsoys.-The Tabenacle was well
filed last night, and the first concert OF the
Hu,cbinsons went OF with great deal Of sphit
ard enthusiasm. Cspt. Rynders was present,
with some of his gang bat prudently ASSUMED no
other attitude than that o. an auditor. The per
fotmances were not interrupted, and the aPpla1se
was more loud ard cordial than usual. Judso1
Italian song was a curiosity We felt grateful
that the name Of the language was given In the
proeramme. 1t adds much to ones interest in
song 10 know that he is hearing Italian, even
though he does not understand word OF the
tongue. This was our case but Judsons pro-
uunciation was so glib that We hardly felt the
deficiency.
KkEBEL's GRAND NATIONAL CoScERr.-In
the advertising columns this morning will befound
the nroeramme of Herr Knebels Grand Concert,
70 he given next Tuesday evening at Castle Gar
dem. Among the artists engaged are Mrs. L. A.
ZONES. Mr.. Eisfeld, Mr. Timm, Mr. Philip Mayer
and the chorus Of the German Liederkrsnz In
addition to Mr. Knabeps grand original WORK oil
m The Battle OF Bunker Hill, the programme
contains a number Of choice selections, includ-
inc Gen. Tsylor's Funeral March, by Mr. Helm
rich.
~EB. Clayton Il Sens l6l Pearl-st', are
the publishers Of 4 collection Of FLOUR AND
GRAIN TABLES" showing the cost in sterling oil
Flour. Wheat, Indian Corn, Indian Meal aye
Flour. &c, with range Of prices and rates OF ex'
change. They are designed for the aid Oh snip
nsrs Of produce in estimating the cost OF Bread.
s,pF. In stsrlipg. The arrangement OF these IA
hes is clear and simple, and well adapted 20 DC
generally useful.
e We perceive that E. W. Andrews Esq;
s,rrsylv CLERGYMAN in this City. has retired
from the ministry, and resumed the practice oil
law in bis native State Of Connecticut.
e The Seventh Anniversary Of mpne 'enL
No. IS, Independent Order C; Hscha0ises' "a'
held on Tuesday .svening At the Tabernacle,
ubicb WAS crowded to excess. The members OF
the oder present appeared in faH dress' ana 'ns
intervals were enlivened By the performances q
several pieces Of music by the Amhtsur oaa1.e''s
Association. Addresses were delivered Oy nev
M. DoulipR and Balch, P. C. Baker, Esq, and
i rI-..Ls-.nr. Family Eere preAenkI