New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-10
CITY ITEMS.
1nusEmEyTS THIS EVENING.

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Enlo'."open At sk-wsch's Circus and French l:OuP'
c,pour FRAEcAIs.-Crowds continue tG az
tend the Circus performances at Nibos Garden
Lest evening there must have been nearly three
thousand people gathered together to witness the
beautiful riding of CAROLINE LoYo. We never
witnessed more graceful attitudes than those az
sumed by the fair rider and her spirited steed.
Whirlipg in the dance, careering at fuH speed
around the circle or leaping over the oars' sue
,sems to control his actions by some magnetic
ineueuce-so little effort on her part, is apparent
10 the audience Nor is the riding oil EAroS
Stone less beautiful than.thst OF Mademoiseie
Lovo. In the bar act last evening he performed
,ome of the most daring feats ever witnessed
For vigor and nerve nothing can equal the scene
where both horse and rider leap through ak
small hoops in the distance of half the circle.
SAILING OF THE CANADA.-The steamship
Canada. Capt Harrison, sailed from Boston yes
terdsy. She bad Ill passengers, whose names
will be found in another column. Among them
we notice Col. A. Kimme of Baltimore, bearer
Of dispatches, and Amin Bey and suite. The Can
ada takes no specie.
r. The English steamship Merlin sailed yes
terday for St. Thomas and Bermuda. She took
s264,6OO in specie.
MI 81,
steamers, 10 ships, 10 Banks, 1873 Briggs, and 1863
scbooners Total, 476.
ABUSES ON BOARD OF AN EMIGRAST SHIP.-A
large number of the passengers on board OF the
ship Manhattan, which arrived at this port last
week, have signed card condemning the con-
duct of the officers of that vessel. They assert
that the officers were brutal in their conduct, that
there was a scarcity of water and that the ar
engagements for the cooking were entirely made
quate for the accommodation of the number of
peraons she had on bosrd-about 500. If their
statement is substantially correct the officers de-
serve the severest censure.
LAUEcHEs.-The schooner Lewis A. Edwards
was launched yesterday from the yard OF Messrs.
Hayden & Kennedy, foot Of Fifteenth st., North
River. She is intended for the Georgia trade.
Her length is 90 feet, breadth of beam %, depth
Of hold feet inches-and she is about 800 tuns
burden.
-Yesterday, Mr.. Isaac Smith launched from
bis yard at Hoboken ship Of $50 tuns, designed
for the Canton trade, and TO be commanded by
Capt Adams. The same builder has another
large vessel on the stocks, intended for the same
trade. She will be ready to launch about the
middle of May. probably.
A NEW FERRY.-An application has been
made 10 the Ferry Commissioners for new
Ferry across the East River, to start from James
Slip on this side.
THE FRANKLIN HoTEL.-In our article on
Architectural improvements" published yester'
dAv. there were some errors in the description of
the new Hotel erecting on the corner OF William
and Frankfort streets. The building will be ten
stories bjgh, including basement and stores, ana
in ts structure particular regard has been paid 70
reptilotion. It will combine all the modern I'M
provements, and will be conducted exclusively
on the Temperance plan. Its owner is Mr.. Ooe"
OConnor. and not James Conner, a. stated yester-
coy.
STILL ANOTHER. - There is a runor that
another Hotel is shortly to be erected In
Broadway in the vicinity Of Spring-street. 1t IL
90 front one hundred feet on Broadway, and ex-
tend through to Mercerstreet. The front il to
he of white marble.
ANOTHER CHAPEL-The Trustees OF Trinity
Church have it in contemplation to erect Cha
pei in the upper part of the city. The plan Of
the edifce has not yet been decided on, but we
hone it will be something superior to any struc'
,ure now in this city, and not copy from some
chapel in the old country, as is the costly edihce
that stands at the head OF Wal.street. 1t is pro-
posed to expend 81 100000 on the new building,
and that sum should produce something worthy
Of the queen city of the New World.
SALE OF PEws-There was sale ofpews at
81. Bartholomew's Church on Monday evening.
The pews were appraised, and the choice OF them
offered at auction. Only five OF them were dis
posed Of, when the sale was adjourned Those
sold obtained an advance Of s4l5 on the assessed
yalue-the remainder not being bid for at their
psr yalue. We fear St. Bartholomew is not
fashion able.
CONCERT AT sPINeLER IEsTITUTE-On Tues.
day evening, the musical pupils Of this institution
gave g Concert under the direction OF their
teacher, RICHARD WILLIS. The audience was
mainly composed of the patrons Of the Institute
and the parents of the musical class. Several
difficult pieces were excellently rendered by Mrs.
Roor and Miss BELcHER. The performances did
credit to both scholars and teachers.
~ The ALLEGHAEIAEs give their tenth con-
cert in Hope Chapel, this evening. Their Pro-
eramma contains choice rejection of their best