New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26


atest adyicos from the City of Mexico. The Steanonc
troupe was also succeeding well. Badia and Bordas
from New rleans singing with Madame Sontag
and Sienor Salv was of the mansay Of the latter
Botesin was also in the City of Mexico.
On Thursday last Mcssrs. Broughau, and Blake ap-
peared at the Wanut-st. Theater, Philadelphia, az Dr.
Olapod and Sir Robert Bramble in the comedy OF The
Poor Gentleman" Mr.. Brougham new comedy, 4" The
Gene of Life is in rehearsal and will soon be produced
On Monday last Mr.. Lysandcr Thompson commenced
an engagement at the Chestnut-st Thoater Philadelphia
Miss Davenport has returned to Boston from her south
EN- and western tour.
Mr. John NJ. Grassland, self-.aught and useful
chanic at Pet,svie, has written veact tragedy which
is 70 be performed in that borough.
STREET Enthusiastically afternoon several street
preachers held forth in the Park, Washington Parade
Ground and other places about the City, to large and
miscellaneous audiences. Everything passed oil quietly
and not the slightest disturbance occurred
FOURTH OF JULY.-The Joint Committee of the Com
Councillor members of each Board-charged with
making arrangements for the public celebration OF the
Fourth of July have held several meetings, and after
considerable discussion about the proper disposition of the
appropriation Of So 800 have apportoned as follows;
FIewofs at q. the the Resso d
Fireworks OF Jackson square liS'hst and NhaV''' ao0
1swSs at s' ancon Of Es. BioSdway and Grandst
Fireworks at Msd'onsquaie'' ''''.''''''''''''" d"
ro,. ri,.wo,,.
For six bands of music, TO perform at the City Hail. Mad
ison-square Tompkins-square Jackson-square Eighty
sixh-s Reservoir and the Crystal Palace, with the ex-
pense Of preparing for their accommodation, $685. for
ringing church bells and Ginning those of Trinity $780,
for powder for the Veteran Corps $780, The balance OF
the appropriation go for printing advertising and in
Rafre
around the City Hail. to be furnished by subscription
among the members Of the Committee.
The Hon. and Rev. Edward Herbert, England; tho Rev.
S. s. Ember Cincinnati; Dr. j. A. Doyle, Philadelphia;
Dr. Dvot Philadelphia; DIR. Thos. Cody, San Francisco;
b. Rush Mitchell, L. s. N; Capt Halland, L. s. N;
Cant. ". II. Wilson, Boston S. NJ. Rodden, Montreal;
John Leaning Montreal JOS Sykes Iuddersfeld Eng;
and the Hon A. Oakson, New-Orleans, were among the
arrivals at the Irving, Sunday June 25
Nyw SAVINGS BAsK.-The Rose Hill Savings Bank will
90 into operation to-day at 10 o'clock at their new bank
inc house. No. 25l Thrd.av one door above Twenty
frstst The following gentlemen are the Trustees apd
Characterization H. Plat Samuel Perry, Barrett IL.
VanAnken Alex. H. Freeman, John Sparks, William
Coed James r. Keller George c. Baker, George Hene-
ken Peter Y. Cutler, Alexander NJ. Lawrence, f. S.
Brown Thomas Cumming Jr., Robert ii. Gregory, John
W ConLlp William A. Keeler, Thomas S. Negus. William
II Plat. President James r. Keelor, Vice President;
Horace Loofborow, Secretary. Bank viii be open 10
Scpositors daily from o'clock A. NJ to o'clock r. NJ
u.p,vv RuupoAp-" Foriham writes bitter
letter of complaint of the management Of this Road al
leo;ng that the Company in selling communication tickets
now reserve the right TO discontinue all their local accom-
mediation trains but two and that verbal contracts nave
been made by whom TO reduce communications as villages
should increase, which not fulfilled
We advise oFordham" and Others who may feel az
prieyed to combine their and quietly ouy up con-
trolling interest in the Harlem Road when they VIII DC
able 10 run trains to White Plains and back every hail
hour and sell communication tickets for $40 per year lhey
can Get the Road for less than half its cost and those now
Owning and managing il will very gladly give way to them
Meantime wc-paying that Road more money each year
than anv citizen of Fordhsm does and having no interest
in its stock or voice in its manage men,-are very mueh
OBLIGED TO the Company for the beraity evineed and the
accommodation afforded by it, 1t does seem TO us~oS'
unreasonable that whose property has been quadru-
Mod in value by Railroad which neverpay bay back
60 ia stockholders the money has cost them, should IN
dplre in such srumbling as tina. before u.s.
Tie Finishing Railroad will be open on Monday June
os snccial trains will run for the week from the depot
Of the Company a. Hunters Point near Greenpoint'
every half hour from O'Clock, a. NJ to T. NJ In con-
ton with the trains the steamer Island City will run to
the Fulton Marke.-sp The Company VIII also transport,
nosserrer from the Grcenpoint landing the terminus OF
The Tenth.st Ferry to the depot free oil charge hac
,-.;r viii have accommodation for 800 passengers
HYpRoPArHlc And PHYSIOLOGICAL scHooL'-lne ioi'
,osors having graduated at this new medical insi'-
,r,;on sc which r. r. Trail NJ. D. is the Principa' re-
ceived their diplomas at the recent commencement ~
TINE of Maine: John X. Sherman OF H. L. MISS 'osnna
Fisher of VT; Mrs Hannah f. Field OF Mich's1u'
Hamilton of Ohio; Mrs. Amelia Lines Of New-iorS a.
p Truesdel of New-Yok; Ferdinand Penz OF la Mss
Finette, f. Scott Of H.; Aaron Smith oil fa' 'is'
Elizabeth W. johnson of n. Y; Mrs. Elizabeth d.
Howard Of H.; j. p. II. Brown OF No E"o' ''0
yens of Wis; Miss A. S. Cogswell OF N l.. MIS- 'sn0
A. Stevens Of Wis; and Henry J. Holmes OF MSs'
The Association Of the Dutch churches N this C'y arc
constructing one Of the most elegant churches in New
wi IN the corner of Twenty nnth-st. and Fifth-sv IL
is paid for out of the proceed. Of an acre Of land len
o,e Of tho domnes years and yea, ago, by pag'honer
for the pasturase Of a COW