New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30


F,o, osetatio1. 5v sLls1ard T~o~e,. al "a oAa-e's
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4 r rnkng Of rain last ght cooly cloFei taleraby
warn day. The air was rather fresh during the afternoon,
and ns consequence there were constant clouds Of dust
binding and suoea:ng the people in Broadway ana other
much Travelled strc cts.
CoScERTs AT CASTLE GARDES.-M. JuIeas company
Castle Garden is now occupied with nightly benefits.
That Of Mr.. Brough old avorte in the musical COM
uuniiy and at present connected in business relation
with NJ. julien, viii take place night. Tho
beref. Of VI lie Anna Zerr comes of tonight.
l.. 4. Benjsnins Grand Concert and May Queen Fes-
ti,ol, viii be given at the Broadway Tabernacle on
Wednesday evening by chorus Of twelve hunire young
singers and tic largest juvenile orchestra in this country
consisting Of ent five young musicians various in
stsumors. Tie e1erces to consist Of variety Of VOC
and instrumental music close with the grand coronation
fcsva entitled Alice Dale" the village queen.
Mrs. r. J. johnson, of whom ~e hear high praise
dramatic reader, viii give entertainment tonight at
the >uyve-an Institute.
Mr. Wallack played two Of his mos notable characters
last night, 10 house as full as comfort would allow His
representations generally too well known to require
pccal notice and too near what they should be TO cha
enge criticism. Bookworm in The Scholar is one
OF his gems ana must be given many times more before
the public appetite viii be- appeased II has been received
will the most hearty applause oitca presented His
roit king iovis reckless Dick Da-hull, is too well
known for further remark The patrons Of the house Will
gladly welcome him whcnhe again appears which we pre-
sumo will be
sFausius" was produced last night at the Broadway
before very large audience and passed of tn much
scenery and surprising changes for which the large stle
gives ample facilities The whole force OF the company
il thrown into IT, and there added besides Nile Locler,
Adelaide Price and large ballet corps, with small army
of singers and maskeIs for The Carnival 1t was
very well read and altogether well managed for a first
tire 1t will be repeated nd infnitum
John n. Genin was Yesterday elected one of the
Directors Of the Crystal Palace. All right hut
We would rather see him elected Drecor-General of
tie Streets or Mayor of the City for the sake of the dust
covered dcnizens of this Metropolitan Mud Hole
DIsrYGu1sHFp ARRyAL-In the stock report Of the
New-York and Erie road last week find two goats and
one fox. We somewhat at loss to know what use
the latter can be yut in the City he is the list
Of cGtables.
TrHsFNrArroN-Alr Geo. IA. Mortar, first Clerk IN
tie City Inspectors Department presented on Mon
day with splendid gold watch and ohain BY those who
we're aesooiated Will him in the Department in 1882,
token Of their esteem and high regard. The Street ln-
specors who served under City nsector Downing during
the late purfcaoD of the City, embraced the occasion to
cypress their appreciation of his valuable services during
lis term in the Department.
A Boy FATALLY PoIsOSKD BY BpASDY-On Saturday
last boy eight years Of age, named Henry Augustus
Lake went with his father, Ansey Lake to the black
smith shop of John Graham, No. 247 Sevenh-av for the
purpo,e of getting horsc shod. The father left his son
,here with instructions to bring the horse home as soon as
be had been shod While the boy was waiting man
named Wm Reid came in with horse, AMI remarked 70
the koCper of the shop that lie going to treat the
hsnd. He then went out and procured three gills of
brandy. Five mcn drank Of this, and small quantity
was left when Francis Graham brother Of the keeper OF
the shop asked the boy if he woud Ike The child
replied in tie Affirmative ard The remainder of the
brandy was given him by Francis Graham. The child
soon after became suped and was taken home lnsen''
bic where be died at clock the evening of the same
day Coroner Hilton yesterday held an inquest upon the
body ard postInorem examination was made by Or.
Finrek who rendered opinion that death was caused
by the poisonous effects of alcohol and that as the boy
had been weak and feeble small quantity Of bran ly was
sufficient produce the result The jury aeqmeseed IN
this opinion and rendered the following verdict;
Tha; the deceased came TO his death by convusions
from POISONING BY ALCOHOL, administered to him by
Francis Graham.
Iron the rendition of the verdict Graham was held to
bail in 900 for trial The prisoner on his examination,
stated that he gave the deceased but Tablespoonful of
brandy and had 10 intention OF committing injury
when lie did so.
Yesterday morning about l0I O'Clock, the
Horace H. Day Rifles Capt. Donovan came on from
New-Brunswick to pay a complimentary visit TO the
Champ Guards Capt. Adams. represented by Lieut.
Van Tasse They marched through the Park, up Broad
way TO loh-st Mr.. Days private resdencel and 50 on
10 ExAderman Smiths in Pery-st. where they partook
Of a cold collation.. They then formed into line to Mr.
Days house and after receiving an appropriate address
from that gentleman and abundant supply oi other
creature comforts they started for Tammany Hall where
a dinner was provided-the usual toasts gven-and
sneech was delivered By Mr.. Day They then adjourned
70 the Broadway Tbe0,er Alderman Woodman, OF bos-
ton added to the festivities OF the evening by spirited
address and the efficient bands Of Shelton and Adkins DIS
eoursed music during tie day.
..CHRIsrIAS HoNE FOR FEMALE SERvASTs Is
,b name Of an institution opened for business purposes
vserdav on the corner of SiIthav and Thrty-sixth-
- Its chief design afford sort of intelligence office,
vbere female servants while out OF employ can board
. and lodge for small compensation and not only be pro-
tee,ed but improved in morals by the influence OF whole
" some instruction such may be afforded by Lectures
&c Sectaran principles not introduced. Several oi
.1r rkn aE~ah.