New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN eej Broadway "a MtoioP
Mrs Bake's benefit takes place 10 night at Wallscks
when Man and Wife," ard "ErneSne,' viii be
played
The Board Of Aldermen las. passed upon several
papers from tho Board Of Coundlmen large number of
reports were referred appropriate committees discus
,ion the report from the Board Of Councmen in
favor Of tbs bill before the Legislature for the establishment
Of another criminal court, to be known the Central
Criminal Court and finally the sube referred to
the Committee On Laws. resolution by AID Chauneey,
disspproyng Of tho Legislature passing any bill giving per
sons the privilege Of building railroads in the City
adopted The Board concurred in the rep, Of the Coun
cmtn in favor Of the passage of NJ Whtneys bill in the
Senate providing for the taxation Of psreona property of
non residents who do business 10 the City. long and to-
carriage hire Of members Of the Common Council while
official eranos and il finally adopted with slight
amendments AID williamson presented another report Of
the Committee on Ferries in rela to Wilamsburgh Fer
res. modifying slightly the previous report on the
subject and being compromise between the Ferry Com
psny and the City. The chief changes suggested by the
report that the Communication term be for sx msnh' in
sesd of three reducing the frghs carriages and max
ing the GraIds Ferry fare three cents instead Of two
cent? but making 10 tickets at 81
SAILING OF THE STEAMERS ILLINOIS NORTH STAR AND
STAR or THE WEsr-DEPARTURE or U. TRooPs
The steamships Illinois North Star and Star of the West
took their depart yoserdaythe frat two for Aspinwa
ard the Other for San Juan de Nicaragua All of them
sad 10 have many passengers boad they find
room for On board the Illinois large number of U.
s troops, Companies and l., under command of Lent
Col Naumon, who vii, proceed to California via Panama
There ore Sc men ia each Company aud having been
resolved upon by the Secretary Of War that but two Com
panies shall in future embark vessel in order 10
eounersci the evil effects hitherto experienced Of over
crowdinc confusion and discomfort these Companies viii
find every desirable convenience and accommodation.
majority Of the witnessed the appalling scene on the
San Francisco TIE reminder havs been selected from
oeban6ed egInents returned from California Co npany
yesterday left Bedoes Island where they have been for
some time stationed ard proceeded TO Governors Island
to Join Company b; Lieut. Ayres commands the latter and
Lieut. Day Company l.. Lieut. Col. Nau nan having the
chief command in the of Col Gates who has REIN
qushs the obsrge Of the Third Regiment Of Artillery TO
which these Companies belong. Companies and H.
numbering $50 men, viii leave Cor For esven worth Nus
souri, in few days. whence they viii proceed by the land
route TO Sso Francisco The former Company is com
manded by Nsior Rey mods in the place Of he uafou
pate Major Taylor, lost in the Sau Francisco Col j.
Steptoc commands the latter. Tho remaining four Com
panies d. G. | and H. will embark for California,
via Panama on the Goth inst under command OF Lieut.
Col Burke, The senior company officer preset for
duty. The position of the regimenal headquarters stan
and band will remain at present until further orders
Assistant Surge Peter G. s Ten Brock aud Robert
McMuuay will out to day with ID and l.; DR. Wrtz
will 60 with Col Steptoes Companies. The former arc
destined for Bnca California, at which though not an
appointed post barracks erected The men will take
with them few membranes possible clothing Just
sufficient fcr the voyage, and four married womn
are allowed TO each Company. TIE Appropriation made
by CONGRESS some time since for the sufferers by the San
Francisco casnty resolved into the form Of eight
months pay and allowance TO eech man but up to the
of starting such payment has not been made As it
feared that in making payments thereof many de-
seOns would take place and other Inconvenience result
they will receive the appropriation until their arrival
in California
CRICKET Yesterday to have been the first day OF
Cricket The St Georges Club to have their opening
Say and dinner at the Red House. Haren bu, post
poned in of disagreement with the new land
lord 1t appears that some eight years ago the ST Georges
Club proouod FIVE years lease several Lots OF ground
hing at tho back Of the Red House and laid out about
81 500 in eveng it and mskng OF the best cricket
yrour in e United States under the careful supervision
of sam Wright Since their lease has expired they have
been yearly tenants and upon Mr. Luf the late proprio
tor transferring hi. interest in the hotel to Mr. Brown he
sisted the terms upon which he had agreed continue with
the Club Mr. b. acque seed and expressed himself willing
to do all ne could for them and accordingly tickets wsee
issued diprtr ordered and days play arranged for yes
tsrsy when Monday Mr. b. sent word that he did not
want them Of his house and they could the ground
was not udccus step of the landlord as there are sew
trsl matches negotiating and with Canada that wsud
draw together people than lat season The ST.
Georges Club have agreed to play the return match in
Csnads about July.
The New York Club will ont very strong this sea
sop They meet at The SPIRIT Of he T.mes Office on
Tuesday night, to make arrangements for the frs, days
play and several matches
TBE CRYSTAL PALAcE-The subscription Tor tickets has
already reached s5oooo and Will no doubt soon touch
hundred as the work goes rapidly This is highly en-
coursepg ard every who can do 20 should help on
the des result by taking liberal number OF the tickets
S,erRrr,ys FOR BANK IssuEs-In the Supreme Court
Speca Term Yesterday forenoon in the Of Edward d.
James oganst the Bank Superintendent already referred
TO- Judge Roosevelt decided that the Superintendent has
right der the General Banking Law, on the failure OF
bsnk to redeem its issues forthwith to sell the securities
Inc hiding bonds and mortgages which may have been de
osed with him by the parties owing the banks for the
xteye5 hills of sue furnished 10 them and thst the