New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03
CITY ITEMS.
The weather yesterday cool with promise of
EyTERTA AILMENTS. &c. THIS EVENING.

ENTERTAINMENTS. &c THIS EVENING.
TnE s1RiScER tonight at the Broadway Teater Mrs Hs BY
julia Dean Berry as The Stranger" To conclude with The
THE RSST Day WsseEs; Mr. W. Martin Haywood" Mas
KeeDe Rachel" To conclude with Teddy the Tier By
IRELAND As IT IS to night Buons by Barney Williams and wife
&c Also "ln Place and Out Of Place" Ms Williams in s'e
ovfrS OF THE AsRUzz tonight the st Charles Also Ladies
Rights il 1888 and "A Day IN Pa,s" Mrs Herbert 10 seven
Love in Humble L and BesuI sad s i T.to mi. after,
noon Mary. Eve" in the evening.
rey remarkable f.ss of HOrsenan'hP Trained Animals
NEGRO MELLOW DnestOn of Char. Bure.Sue Lectures On
M0N s Mont B S.p ssSn st
PANTNGs ScThe Washington Exhibition of Art open at No vi
BASaSTs PANORAMA of Holy opens this evening No
PASoSAMG OF exhibition No. 59s Broadway
Mai General w vol will leave the St Nicholas Hotel to-
day for Washington.
CHARTER REFORM The Ninth Ward is awake on this
important subject The City Temperance Alliance have
spread their capacOus Tent at the of Eight aud
Thirteenhst public met citing will be held this evening
and on Monday evening. Able speakers who can show
the advantages of the amendments to the City Charter will
be secured The Tent will hold 1000 or more but those
who desire comfortable seats must 90 early.
ISJuScTIos.-Its said injunction has been granted
restraining Mr. John j. Hicks from proceeding with the
filling up Of the slip adjoining Catherine st. intended
ferry location for the new Wliamsburgh Ferry the
ground that the lease Of the ferry rreguary obtained
large number Of the prominent merchants of this
City have memorialized the Common Council for bster
regulations regard the cleanliness and good order Of
the CITY, that strangers shall be assured that neither their
health their persons their property will be endangered
by their presence here They therefore desire that the
Common Council will the principal Travelled streets
of the City TO be swept every morning, and other streets
twice thrice week. may be required to keep them
clean to do whatever may be lawfully done to suppress
tipping houses and the sale of Intoxicating liquors in the
vicinity of the Crystal Palace and to employ and keep in
active service increased number OF Policemen besides
the force employed within the Palace for the suppression
of disturbances and for the preservation OF good orle
throughout the city
GRAND TEMPERANCE DEMoNsrRArIoS.The Daughters
of Temperance hold meeting this evening, in the Jane st
NJ H. Church The celebrated jas H. G0UGH viii deliver
lecture Temperance and the necessity for la pro-
hbng the liquor traffic" AS this is likely to be the last
time Mr. Cough will speak in public in this city before he
goes to Europe have doubt the church will be well
filled.
LIST OF ARRTALs-lhe floating population OF bis City
is so vast and the daily comngs aud goings of business
men particularly great that has not been easy find
ont the arrivals and fix the o,son of friends casually
arriving Each resident has less need Of such
knowledge We glad 20 find therefore,, that the Astor
House has undertaken to supply this deficiency. 1t pro
poses 10 keep record of all the arrivals in the City no.
limiting the list to its house but including al the other
hotels This will be found great convenience, and should
ultimately BE- perfected TO show the location Of gen.
emen arriving here who stop with relatives friends a.
private dwellings Tbs that this list kept in bar
is certsipy drawback; bu, let have the Maine
Law then the Registry win stay there and be quite Al
home, while the Liquors walk out.
The following Clerks have been removed by Postmaster
Fowler C. C. Jackson North letter mail Charles Roger.
departmei Samuel Storms East letter mail
MIR Beck South letter mai Edward Thatcher s.s npng
clerk Mr. Hasey South letter mai; John Bloomfield
North newspaper mail; james Lapprvla foreign do Mr.
Turner North letter mail Mr. Randolph East letter mail
The last three were night clerks.
REv Dr. PHILIPS, Pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church. Finh-sv whose dangerous illness weeks
ago announced sails in the Franklin tomorrow for Ba
rope where he purposes spending some months travelling
the Continent with view Of thus resainns his health
which is very much impaired by his late severe illness
STATEN ISLAND MAIL CoSTRAcrs.-The contract for
carrying the mails from Port Richmond by North Shore
New Brighton stapleon and Tompknsville to New-iork
and back has been awarded TO John Reamer. The con
tract for the other route from Tompkinsve BY Stapleon
Richmond Marshland Rossvie Tottenvie Lemon Greek
ana Richmond Valley has been awarded to Mr. A. H. Cham
berisin OF Duchess County s6s5 Wsspprehend little
difficulty with this contract and expect the contractor will
ny to escape from it,