New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03
CITY ITEMS.

CIL L IIEWS.
WALLAcK's THEATER.-Tbis fsvor.e and fashion
able place has the merit of presenting many novel
tee, and III, re one, last night sled Tit for Tat
a comedy in two acts. The plot il plot it may be
called, is Of the simplest kind Mr.. Soweiby,
(Biopgham) city man. somewhat crusty and yet
more jealous, magiDes that Frederick Thornby,
Lester and the particular young friend of Mr. Frank
lsnd Stewart) is over attentive to Mrs. overly,
Mrs. Siewait) and finally Mr.. FARMLAND also grows
jealous Of similar at eDions to Mrs Fianki.nd Mrs.
Conover Thee matters, connected with some i'm
pertinent in'rusons the part of the young gentle
men, and some cupboard hidDgs of the older ones,
make lively, laugbabe scenes. The troubles set
tled by Thornby taking the hand Of ,se Mus Rosa
Bennett The piece was sel received by the audi
erce and the best tribute to light comedy, constant
laughter, was awarded it.
Besides rhs was the sombre two act piece, The Last
Man, where Mr. Blake excels, except that his define
ations sometimes are more msudlin than sene. This
curious affair is accession to the literature Of the
stage however well it may read in Biackwood. 1t is
scraegy in detail, and ambitiously and unhappily
oeep for mere sketch. A club, of twelve originally,
where first all the members are dead but two, aud
pext all but one acting president, drveling oil
strength of tragedy and is about as interesting as
ready n ade coffin warehouse dramstized.
MRS. GEoRGIAgA STUART.-We were pleased TO
rd large audience pr, sent at the concert given by
this estin able lady at bod worths last evening.
Mrs Stuart has made hoss Of friends by the kindness
with which she has 70 often given her services for
charitable occasions during the past winter, and we
were GLAD to find them tam out 50 handsomely this,
her first benefit. She was assisted by Mr.. Frazer,
Sienor Bernardo, and Others. Mrs Stuart is among
the best of our resident etists and the concert Of
last evening fully sustained her reputation Wehave
seldom seen an audience better satisfied.
We regret 10 Learn that the New York tour of DR..
Snoderase, Vice President Of the American Settle
ment Company, of this City, has been suddenly in
terrupfed by the news of death in his family, which
reached him while he WAS at Auburn, on Monday, to
speak upon KsDsas and the Migrant Aid Movement.
BIS addresses have been useful and well received, and
we hope he will be enabled to resume his mission at
an cary cay.
NEw-YoRK CLUBs-In our account Of the Club
houses OF New-York, yesterday we omitted to men
ton II at another Club, called The ShdkSPere,
has recently been organized and taken possession of
one of the private dwelling houses opposite the New
York Hotel in Broadway. The name OF this oeT
Club hes been assumed on the iucus non lHceado
principle for we believe there Shasspereisn pc
cuaries about it, unless one or two actors among
is members may be considered sufficient to entte it
to ils name.
GIRLS LOST WHILE IN CHARGE OF THE AUTHoRI-
rns.-Complant is made that tive little giis, seven
Ia. &c and
were losi on the 4tb of April taken to Jefferson Mar
let sno then TO The Tombs where all of them
are lost. The MOTHER hopes that the Mayor viii
make oieept search for them and restore the to her
at No. l39 East Eieventb-tt.
For THE MAINE LAW A young man came late
the Mayors Office yesterday and wanted to complain
of bis her for thre stenDg the life Of his sister and
mother, and striking his sister, that morning He
wes a,k,d what bis father old, and answered; tie
"don't do nothing that's the trouble He only
"mal es enough to keep himself in rum We think
Chat we can get him sent up the Island for two or
three months, till the Fourth of Jaly. wish we
"fad the Maine Law the first Of May
FORGOTTEN Vows Mrs Lucy Hopper, OF No lsS
Wet Thirty seye nth-st complaos that Der husband,
stepben II. Hooper, conductor on the Eishth-av.
Railroad neeecis her and her ye children, ano she
desires the MAYER to have hun arrested as be rs Nv
ING with another woman. Col Ming sent her TO as
tice Dawson.
Misses Susan and Matilda German complain toa'
they bought so ysrds Of carpetng fes days ago OF
Gibbs a. Co. Secor d st. On taking IT no ne they
fund that there were Only Ash yaris, which rendered
IL entirely useless to them and that when they csued
on the bIm TO correct the mistake, they refused
LOST HUSBAND Mrs Ternsy complains that her
husband has been away from home for the last three
veehs. and says that his family are in grest gne''
fearing some accident may have happened to HIN.
Rosr BonER.-Itis complained that Mr. Mick
Ieeps bone boiling establishment 10 toe neigooor-
hood Of Seventy -ninthst and Seventh-sv and tna'
the stencil arising from it is very unpleasant I"
the distance Of half mile, to cay nothing OF tnose
who live nearer The complainant thinks tnA
Il il il allowed to remain until warm weather. choe'a
will be plenty up there and viii be rather oiaAen
to call it one Of the mysterious dispensahons oil
Providence"
FATAL FALL.-Rosa Meyer, Grnan CUR,
yfsls Of .ge while sasea ot pans, 81 NO ist
en- Tue,dsy evening fell to the pavement, snd .n
lueo Coroner VIII elm hsld an inouest upon ne ssoJ
the Jury rendered verdict Of sssisen'sl aeAsh-