New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22

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NC soI sneb day A. the last 1t required high
~ moral courage to face the Their aonstsr s' the
W. = -, from 50 odd 70 o. which last was
rep in our composing room Tor some ne AeF suns
IT, e,ir DAY was dreadful and the effects were p2n'uy
bIe rot only upon the brute but the human creation
There was painting and tanning ana gA'png On every htd
"a ,o,e,g ewes were turned countrywa-d and parched
go absbbled O. green fields" At O'Clock tits
oning there was a moderately cool breeze, with
Signs o. rain
1 o,,r, Uorss-A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
p,,dsphis Opera House hssbeen held. Geasral George
r.Svaadsr distinguished amstsur Of music, was sp
ed President and resolutions adopted determining
mm.diafe action to raise 100000 the necessary sum
mere seems now to be fair chance that Bosom New
Yk and Philadelphia will have the three finest opera hou
sss IN the world.
Col Fremons family arrived from Europe yesterday in
lss Humboldt VIM C. Bryant, Editor Of The EVeaiag
PosL was Ao passenger. Also, K w. Sykes Bearer Of
Dispatches from our Legation at Paris, Rev DR.. Adams
bnd family.
| Tgg C,ysTaI PALACE POLIcE.-The selection Of this
csy Of men has been made by Chief M4sel and about
ree osrths foreign and fourth native born ctzsns
his fact has led 10 much dissatisfaction and tbs natives
hecare that they will resign unless different order Of
Ehipgs brought about After careful observation Of the
bsdous Policemen at their duties, ii than just to
kay that more clownsh IN point Of ,nners coHd
have been selected. Ameny anc gentemany courteous
hearing are absolutely necessary; and unless better
hbow is secured it will be safe to say that shall gain
red among foreigners from the Police arrangements Of
te Crystal Palace Capt Bower is, Of course exceD
lion TO this criticism We presume MaseI had an eye to
political rewards when he made tie selection
FrIcArE LEASDKR-Tbs ship leaves for Halifax on Sat
urdsy next The greater number Of her officers at
Niagara but will return by thursday, when Il is anticipated
that Ball will be given board by them Should this
Bal take place it will be held upon the spar deck Of the
ipate. which will be covered in with awnings aud flags,
and the guns unloosed and forward making the deck
as fine Ball floor as could be found in New York Since
he fgate has been lying of the Battery thirty Of her
deserted or have been enced off in consequence OF
which their shore going has been stopped
SUEDAr Liquor TRAFFIC vs. SUNDAY BLAcEsNTHISs
IA question of Sunday morals decided by the Police
n the Of the CIysa Palace last Sunday az
her this wise Several Ishmen, back,miths commenced
work in their shop in Sevenhay which situated among
d series OF low groggeres Of the most Objectionable kind
thinking that they had good right to earn an honest
penny al their somewhat noisy trade on the ,bbath as
their immediate neghbors had to money by selling
rum and stimulating quares and brutal fights among drunk
sn men, victims Of their lust Of gain The Police thought
differently for in burst Of moral zeal these wsrthes
seized the backsmhs and hurried them Of to the lock mp
whore they remained over night Yet the groggees were
permitted to remain unmOlested all day, and were the
scene OF much brutality and noise in the evening.
LICENSING RAILROAD CARs.-We hear that the Alder.
men are widely at variance in respect the amount which
should be charged per for each the Sxhav
Railroad Of them saying 500 per year others $3.50
&c We don't pretend say what would be an equitable
Init boe To do, 81,
ter the sum must be much below this mark The Rail
road Company not only de not in any wise iniure tbs
street but by the terms Of their contract keep thirty feet
in width for four miles in perfect repair at ofsome
$4,000 besides sprni ling andswcepng which costs 900
more. All the repairs which they make, except bet veen
their tracks rendered necessary by the wear and tear
Of other vehicles Now If heavy stage cutting up the
streets in all directions, pay bat s25 per year what
ought 70 pay, which does not niure the street
at all TIC Railroad Company with fifty cars actually
pay nesry $4,000 into the City Treasury and takes not
cent out. One hundred omnbuses--equvaent in space
to the fifty pay in $4,000 per year aud certainly cost
The City equal for repairs to the pavemsnts OF
course there comparison where costs nothing and
the other vast amount and il rather absurd 70
damsge done by other parties and then charge the a
heavy Incense besides. They willing aud anxious In
pay something bat $3.50 per is thought to be setting
I up rather steep We presume more moderate su n
will be fixed upon
The spectacle atthe Hppodrome though no. so well
performed as ii should be- attractive and meets with
general applause.
Schools Nos 80 AND 99.--rhe Semi.annual Examina.
ton Of Public Primaries Nos 81 and 80 in Fac,orvst
were examined yesterday There were DC pupils in No 81
under the charge Of Miss Jane Walker Principal and
Miss Emily J. Peck. The exercises were fne and the
school was in very superior condition The schoo rooms
very lnge airy and pleas ant and in every way dera
bic and to be hoped that the Board of Educaon viii
arrange increase the number Of pupils by reiucn, them
In the large Ward School in the VICINITY which is crowded
No 80 had attendance Of SO pupils under the tre If
Miss NJ j. Meade, Principal assisted by Miss Sarah vii
son. The various exercises OF much interest and
gave evidence of thorough training These Schools aso
pass under the control Of the Board OF Education after
The present examinations.
SEMtANNUAL EXAMINATION or Ninth WARD School
No. e6rhe regular examination of this large school WAS
held by Mr. McKeen and the school officers on Monday
The two higher departments only were examined In the
boys department, Francis McNay Principal, with eight
assistant teachers there attendance of f2l bows d
Tided into eight classes, each of which was thoroughly
Examined in single branch, in their class rooms Mr. j
Zaoriskie first Assistant examined his class in Agebr,
With very great success and highly compinents5 bv
he other examiners. The various exercises we're ro
bounced favorsby upon generally and the general char
e'er OF the school for manner and discipline was pro-
bounced to be an improvement over any previous exam
iston. Mr. McNaly hiss general supervision of All the
'ssses portion Of the time every day
The Girls department Mss Julia t. Van Week Princi
s with Assistants had an attend nce of 32l girls
uoed into seven classes Each class was examined in
Is olsss room The principal studies were Algebra arth
neps 1rSnmar Reading Spelling, Physiology and NNtar.
history and Philosophy. The classes we're All com.
nehatd r their intelligent and promot replies and the or
er eiasshesilon and grading Of the pupils was pro
bounced excellent
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