New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

On Saturday morning. ~ the ststsDg OF the Special
Session Of the Superior Court, Judge Duer an
ounced his decision in the Isstter OF Jsmes Gordon
Bennsr VS.. The American Art Bssos. TIE Judge
vas satisfied tina. the plaintiff, on the face Of his
complaint had title whatever to the relief which
b. sought, and consequently the temporary injunc.
lien is dissolved and the motion for permanent in
jurction is denied. The Judge explained at some
LEI 9Th the legal reasons which he had for deciding
that lot only the plaintiff but that subscriber &,
the ArtUnios, is entitled to recover his investment
in the manner sought in this case. As to the issue
whether the Ar-Unio is lottery, within the mean
ing ofthe prohbitory statute against games ofchance
the Judge expressed opinion for the reason that
the plaintiff had right 10 suca al issue, tae
property of lottery being vested in the stare by the
statute, and not in individuals. The Judge rsmarkei
ho1eyer to the effect that he had formed an opinion
winch, under circumstances requiring it, he should
not hesitate to express at present he felt to be his
crr to refrain from expressing any opinion that
might. by any possibility. have an influence on the
judgment which it belongs alone 70 another tribunal
pronounce.
BENEFIT. The performances at the Mu-
ssur, this afternoon and evening for the benefit
OF MT. C. W. Clarke, tue stage manager. Mr. Clarke
ia ctservedly popular, no, only as actor of suos
nor merit, but Tor MS efforts to make the en,ersin-
mepts at the Museum attractive and instructive. We
doubt not that he will be generously remembered
this occasion, for which he has provided an excel.
lent bill In the afternoon the popular serio comic
sLectaele Cherry and Fair STAR" and in the even
ing the drama of The Wife," and the farce Of me
ode uble. Betded Room" With dancing, &c. Added
to these are all the wonders OF the Museum.
" Genin's new Bazaar. Broadway near
splinsst., is to be opened on Tuesday, instead Of
Monday, as heretofore advertised.
~ The Jewish celebration of the Pass
over commenced on Saturday and will continue
eight days, during which no leavened bread is used
by the children of Abraham. Religious services
held On Saturday night and yesterday in ali the Syn
agogues.
" Capt. Hugh O'Hare, veteran Of the
war of 1872 died on Thursday, at the age Of 80.
His funeral was attended yesterday by his brother
Veterans, the Sixth Regiment Governors Guard)
ana large concourse OF citizens.
~ Mr.. Dempster gives another of his
delightful Scotch sorees this evening, at Metropoli-
tan Hall, where he will undoubtedly meet a vas'
cencourss Of friends. His songs will have much
better effect in that ed6ce than they could in the
Tabernacle, and will be correspondinsly more at
tractive.
ANSWER TO Bishop HUGHES The re-
view of "The Catholic Chapter" in the History OF
the Unites States to be made at the Tabernacle this
evening by Rev. W. s. Balch, will no doubt attract
a large audience Those who attend will find that
there is great deal to be said this topic which
the Bishop did not find room for in his long and
skilful discourse.
SATTLER's CosMORAMAs.-The beaud-
full views of famous places which teach the mystery
of putting girdle round the earth Ia forty minutes,
are pleasant resort In these April days to which
winter so pertnacousy clings. The first series will
remain epen week or two longer and we need not
remind our readers that no exhibition in this City is
more entirely satisfactory.
New MINsrRELs.-The New-Orleaas
Opera and Ballet Troupe commence series of en-
tertainments this evening at the Society Library.
See advertisement
The HoRrICULTURAL SOCIETY. The
friends of flowers meet again this evening, at the
Stuyvesant Institute to complete the OF
the new Society. All who interested In the pro-
sct, which is for the benefit OF all, are invited to
assemble there at O'Clock.
tcoMMUSIcArIoNI
EXAMINATION OF TARRYTOwy INSTITUTE.
We the undersigned, visitors Of the Tarry to vn
Institute at the late examination, held on Wednes.
day, March 81, hereby take the liberty Of expressing
our great satisfaction at the result thereof. The
evidence Of thorough instruction and sound proh
cheney in all the branches OF education taught, we're
abundantly supplied 10 every stage OF the examna-
tivn-so much az TO excite cur unqualified appro-
bsIicn Where all was so satisfactory, it would
seem invidious to paricularize but az the examine
ton refers to classes and not to individuals we can.
not refrain from expressing our particular satsfac-
ton with the examinations In Latin, English Gram
mar, Mental and Practical Arithmetic: Algebra,
| Bookkeeping. Drawing Composition and Declama-
! ton. We were also favoraby impressed with the
marks of mild and parental yet efficient discipline
evnced in the general aspect Of the school, thus
complishing end that ought not to be overlooked
in any institution devoted to the education Of youth
This Institution 10 delightfully."- situated In view OF
the Hudson River, and but short distance from the
steamboat landing and the Hudson River Railroad,
Major Andre was taken. thus adding to the natural
advantages of scenery the historical interest asso
| ciated with that spot In every mind
With our present views Of the character and aims
of this institution, have no hesitation in re-
| commencing it to parents and guardians as every
way worthy Of their patronage
| Rev. p. p. SArDroRD, D., Tanytown.
Rev. C. C. KEYgs, MOrrisanta.
| Rev. J. N. SHAFFER. Sing Slng.
Rev. r. A. CHALKsR, New-York.
April 3, 1854.
FATAL AccIDENT.-An inquest was yes
terday held by the Coroner upon Chinese sailor
| named AntoDg, who cied from injuries received on
| SATURDAY last by falling from the topmast 70 the
| deck OF the ship N. B. Palmer, lying IN the North
| River. Verdict accordingly.
AccIpRNT.-On Saturday evening, man
named Dennis DriscoIl fell on the walk, corner OF
| Broadway and Barclsy.st, and was seriously In.
| iured He was conveyed TO his residence BY po-
| lCeman
The FALLING OF THE BUILDINGS in
| TH1RrY.sIcoNp STREET CLOSE or THE IsvEsTioA-
rroS AND VERDICT OF THE JuRY.-OD Saturday last
the investigation relative to this catastrophe WAS
concluded before the Coroner. The following testi-
mony was adducsd: