New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21


doubtless be most numerous snd fashionable sud-
ence
Mthe BRoAuwAr. NJ. Forrest is engaged for The
week He viii appear to night in The Broker OF DO
gotta tragedy written expressly for him BY pr'
Bird After which the new farce To Paris and BACK
for s5'
Al wALIAcK's g number Of favorite comedies are
announced for the week which is partially set apart
for benefits Tonight The Poor Gentleman an
old svorte everywhere after which the outrageoasiy
unnatural drama of Pauline
AT BuXroS's, The Merry Wives Of Windsor 10
announced for every evening in the week, and will
keep the house as usual overaowingly full Tonight
after the comedy the farce OF The Smiths
AT BARSuxs Blue Beard will be played every
evening during the week. and on wednesday and sat.
urday afternoons This afternoon BsmbooElins' and
{" His Last Legs"
Al the Sr CHARLES the drama of the Willow
Copse" and A Husband a, Sight" this evening
-Atthe Circus. the French Equestrian troupe will
continue through the week. in addition 20 the usual at
fractions.
AT Woop's NINsrRELs there viii be several new
features in the Sentimental and Buriesque Ethiopian
line.
DR. VALENTINE, the Droleris,, continues his conf
csliiies at Hope Chapel
ELIZA VALENTINE will give a series OF Concerts at
the Society Library, commencing to night.
-BANvARD's popular and instructive Panorama OF
the HOLY and remains awhile longer at No $50 Broad
way.
-RIslEY's Panorama of the River Thames, which
has been psironized very largely, will be visited as
usual atNo. 4O6 Broadway.
-SANFoRp's Panorama of the Mississippi River Is
on exhibition at Metropolitan Hall.
The WASHINGTON EXHIBITION of Paintings and
other Works of Art is open at the rtUnon Rooms.
ry- Rev. Thomas X. Beecher will give the
concluding Lecture of the Peoples course at the Tab
ernaele tomorrow tuesday evening How to
Manufacture American Citizens" is his subject.
70 Madame SOntag's Opera season closes
tonigh, with "sonnambula" The Aboni troupe com
mence one week from tonight with Don Pasquale"
~" Ashland" name familiar TO all admirers
Of the great Statesman of the West has been portrayed
a large mezzotint engraving published by F. Hogan OF
Louisville and for sale by print dealers in this city
To- In our report Of the speeches at the
Dinner of the Republican Friends of Ireland Captain
P. G. Coghlan's name was enormously rendered Col
gan
ry7 The Hippodrome on Broadway, near
Twenty third St, is approaching completion The
work thus far has been done in remarkably short
space OF time.
~ There are twelve vessels up at this port
for Australia, and each will probably carry large
number of passengers About 30 vessels have cleared
from this port for Australia since the gold fever broke
out in the early part Of last summer.
~ On and after this day, the New-Bruns-
wick Way train on the ~ ]. Railroad will leave New.
York Ut 81 instead of p. NJ and an additional train
will run to Newark at the latter hour & o'clock)
~ The Trade Sale will commence this
morning, at the store of Bangs, Brother n Co. The
catalogue lie large one, and sales will continue day
and evening for two weeks or more.
" A single mass of galena from the Ulster
Mine weighing tuns is TO be sent TO this City
for place in the Great Exhibition the Crystal Palace
JENNY LISD.-Ihe Courier learns directly,
and from the very best authority that the family d
culties which recently said to have Determined
this distinguished artist 10 return TO this country do
not exist the degree and that there is pre-
sent prospect of hearing her sgsn from any cause
whatever
LIZ The Peoples Line Of Steamboats, is in
preparation for the Summer travel and in spite OF the
warmly pressed competition of two Railroads will un.
doubtedy enjoy large share OF public patronage The
season will open with the regular night line comprising
the Isaac Newton and the Hendrick Hudson old favor
ties with travellers The Officers of the Isaac Newton
will be Capt w. II. Peck, Assistant Capt. Cogroye
Steward, J. D. Hibbsrd; Pilots, George Lester and
Peter Bradt Engineer, Thomas Rockefeller. The
Officers OF the Hendrick Hudson will be Capt A. F. ST.
John Assistant Capt. II. Holdridge steward j. A.
Fuller; Pilot, William Ostrom; Engineers, James
Hook aud Peter Clum. The boats have been thor.
oughy refued, painted and decorated, and have, In
every particular cOnfonned to the act OF Congress
for The safety OF passengers being provided with
thnn the requisite OF life preservers boats &c.
The fact that the Peoples Line have their boats
regularly for several years without any accident what
ever speaks well for the management, and insures the
confidence of the public.
SHOULD there be any prospect Of an open channel
to day, one Of these boats will leave at p. 81 for
Albany
Ig Expenses for cleaning streets in the
City of New.York, from the Controllers books for
ISL when done by the Police Department, and
1882 when done by Arcularius
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lid Ward ..... $500 80 7,75j o.. 2252 10
Nth Ward ..... 4,8C6 60 500 3l...... 1895 10
VII Ward ..... tlt2 "a 7,&5 e9...... J7i y
With WSId ..... 5267 Is S,l8T 3D.. 1890 %
AlIth Ward ADJ p 6,7SS S5...... 23iz so
Win W ard ..... t,uI21 100 ILL.,. tIsl ~