New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12

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Illustrations Of different in sHAxsPERE's life
were introduced with admirable eject and greatly TO
the satisfac,ion Of the audience Mr. BUM has eri.
IDENTIFY mace favorable inprcs sion BY his last nights
| performance and we have no doubt will have pros
porous career in this country
BRIDGE OVER BRoADwAY.-In consequence
Of the difficulty of crossing Broadway near Fulton.st
JOHN n. GENrN, the halter. proposes Of the Common
Council permit to erect opposite Ms store No.
IL Broadway, handsome iron bridge over that street
by which foot passengers could not only cross the
street in safety, but at time enjoy fine panoramic
view Of Broadway the Park, Pnrk-row, &c. Accom-
panyng the petition was elaborate drawing OF the
proposed bridge, showing its advantage sc.
Mr.. GENIN's proposition referred TO the Commit
tee on Streets. 1t is to be called the "GgNIS Bridge
and if built drawn would be singularly ornamental
structure It is of oriental style, of fancy iron
work, having two stairways at each end one opening
down and the other up the Its dimensions are 70
be as follows Hight beneath Is fee; width, feet
| inches width Of stairs, 3 feet inches
Ngw.YoRK VEGETARIAN SocIETY.-This
Tuesdsy) evening October L. at y o'clock meeting
will be held at No Is Laight-st, to complete an Or
ganzaon and appoint officers. It is designed to have
lecture debates and semannua festivals. The plans
ond objects of the Society will be explained and those
who desire to take part in IFS formation can become
members.
BRoADwAY RAnRoAD.-Several petitions
in favor Of the proposed Railroad in Broadway were
presented TO the Aldermen last night and referred
the Special Committee
The said Special Committee will meet this day AZ 3
o'clock p NJ, in the Chamber Of the Board Of Alder.
men, TO hear argument on the subject. We presume
JAS. r. WHITING, Esq, will oppose the schemes
behalf of Broadway property owners
CATTLE.-There is no sign Of movement
among the Aldermen to prohibit cattledriving in the
streets. This of the reforms which were
promised by the present Common Council.
STREET WoRK.-The Aldermen last night
adopted resolution to have Thrtyseventh-st. from
Second to Third-av. regulated and graded.
Several other matters pertaining the streets
attended to-
CRoToS WATER IN MANHATTANvILLE.-A
petition offered to the Aldermen last night, and
erred to the Croton Aqueduct Department of citizens
of Manhatanville to have Croton Water in Lawrence
and One Hundred ald Thirteth-sts., to supply fire
hydrants, &c.
ALDERMAYIC LITERATURE.-PaperN No. "a
in the Board of Aldermen, last night, offered by
AID BARR, of the Sixth Ward, and Endorsed by him,
follows:
"Peon of the officers of the list REGIMENT of New.
York State Militia for stand of Collars"
REGULATING THIRD-AvEEUE.-The Third
av between One Hundred and Sixth and One-Hund-
redand Nnth-sts is but GO feet wide. By resolu
ton of both Boards the Avenue is to be made the
quisite width of 100 feet
PAvING.-Thirty-n inth-st, from Tenth-av. 70
Hudson River to be paved, by concurrence of both
Boards
CHANGE OF RAn-The Aldermen last night
directed the New. Haven Railroad Company TO take up
their present rails in Canalst. and put down rails
like those used by the Sixthav Road the rails not
to extend westward beyond the Depot
RAILROAD BoNUs.--The Aldermen last night
referred to the Street Committee offer from HENRY
WALTERS and associates to pay 800 per year upon
each Of the forty cars and many more rs they
choose run, bonus for railroad charter through
Ninthav, Greenwichst, &c, to the Battery. This
Cfor was made in effect al the September session.
New UousE.-The Aldermen last night ap
propia;cd So Os7 to ruild new house in Wletst for
the IL, c OF Hose Co. No %.
The GRADEs.-The Aldermen last night
adopted the Commits revised grade of streets
and avenues from Scyeniysccond to Eighty sccond't
This il an important movement, and will attract the at
tcntion Of prcpcriy-Cwncrs in that vicinity.
OBsrRUCrING THE SIxTH-Av. RAILROAD
CyPs.-Two men, named PATRICK CARSON and JAS.
PORTER were yesterday arrested, charged by Ar.
JoHN HENRY conductor on the Slxthav. Railroad,
the fcl MGR with having Saturday last driven his
horse ard cart the track and kept them there and
by this means obstruced the passage of the cars AID
detained the passengers and after the horse had been
led of of the track by Mr.. HENRY, threatening per-
sonal violence to him and the latter with having, on
sunday last Distracted the passage of the cars in
similar manner Both were committed by Justice
STUART for uial, in default of 500 bail each.
EUROPEAN DEsPorIsM.-A very large meet
inc OF French residents of this City held last even
ing at the Shakespeare Hotel Of Duane and VII
lam.st, for the purpose Of taking measures to make
rubic demonstration in favor OF Universal Republican
i'm With this view it proposed and agreed upon
to hold grand meeting have addresses delivered
expires i've of their sentiments toward the despots oil
Europe and a!tewaTd move IN procession thrOugh inc
principal horouchiares OF the City with their flag upon
which Is in crbed Liberie Egaite Fraterne and Sol
idalii6." II. RAyrNrAU was appointed President,
MARCEL DESCHAMP Vice-President, and H. FAYAL,
Secretary.
4 1t was then moved and adopted 10 appoint Com
mittcc consisting Of three French residents and
belonging each OF such nations as were Represented,
10 center and make arrangements for carrying into ef
feet the views OF the meeting and the following named
gentlemen were unanimously selected as members Of
/ that Con miflee:
Fead Gcsj8c.ts-H Raytncsu, Marcel Dcschamp',
] trd NJ. Le,Comte.
Italian RcSi9eRtS-tiCn Ayezzana and F. Forestl
Gtg1aen Rss.i,afs-Eugene Lieyre and J. Metternich
I pnlisL Acknowledgement Mah.k and Paul Cen.