New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

The AboAIyArIos or FIsH-I0RSs.-The board.
ere at The hotels in Chambers Ct complain Of being
annoyed every morning, from till 7 O'Clock by An
irces,ent screach Of feb horns ia Rss6e e., which is
very Injurious 10 nervous persons and invais not -
spesk of its uDpessan'Dsss to everybod else Tney
think there lie no earthly resson why 6.hnongers, Of
all people this earth, should hsve the privilege Of
making such uneNthly noises, This bsrbs-oas dis
cord, which CRATES 90 crually on all civilized ears, is
contrary TO Law, ard it is the duty Of the Police 20
treveDtt. Ordinance 18Th Sec. - re.d- AZ foil
"No person shall best Any drum or other instru-
menf, for the purpose Of attracting the attention ~
passenger in any street IN the City of New York, 70
any thow OF beasts or birds or ot1er things Ia sod
City, III der the penalty of siO for each ofsass.'
Let the Police keep their Data bu,toned ani attend
to be fish horns.
The BLIxD-The Institution FOR the Bind, or
rather the Manufacturing Depsr of tina. tns j.
tuition, being unable TO employ tho-e who are de-
pendent upon II for more than third OF the dne,
some time sgc sent petit n 10 the Board OF Co.o-
cilnttn for pecuIiary aid. Committee from the
Board vi-ited the Institution, yesterd'y afternoon,
and sscertsiDed that the NJ snufscu,iag Depart
hes On hsLd goods 10 the amount OF ebou, 81 600
prize oally in mate, bsud boxes, aud willowware-
that in consequence Of TIE hard times, thsy hsve not
been able cell uch us1. this winter and have
been compelled to restrict their business mach that
MAJ Of their EMPLOYERS have been reduced slujst
&c the starving point. The Committee ascertainej
that although the blitd had suffered to this ext q.
from lack OF work, yet the usual Dumber Of seeing
tuperiDteI dents bad been retained and a. their pre-
vious salaries; and, also, that the amount of m)uey
paid the blind for labor in tina. depart neut durog
the year 1874, considerably less Ri N tlst paid
the superintenSeots aud seeing operatives. II is
some bst strange that this institution, al heugh i.
does not educate many pupils az the Institute des
Jtrnes Areugks iu Paris, shows 4 balance sheet OF
more than double The amount. The difference in
Itnse s in measure owing to tie fact inst most
Of the instructors in the Paris institute are taken
from among the graduates. The Committee viii con
time their Investigations.
RURAL SPORTS The Empire BisaB,l Cab
played their fret regular game of The season st
McCsrtbys grounds Hoboken, yesterday afternoon.
This Club, consisting OF come thirty young men,
mostly clicks, in the lover part Of ths City, was
organized ss year neirly the close of the season
Their Uniform is composed Of white cap, and jacket
trimmed with crimson, drao pants. blchskn shoes,
and black glazed bet, with the letters f. b. b. g.
panied on the front. II was much admired for its
neat and cbase appearance, as was slso the playing
of the members, which, for new beginners, was re.
arkoble for its correctness. Some Of the " hlts'
made would have done credit to old feld hands.
The Club meets for exercise every Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, at o'clock.
WILL OF WALTER X. JoyEs-Mr. Jones left his
properly to bis brothers and sisters with the eycep
ton OF egaces Of 81 500 to each Of hs nephews and
Deices with the addition of So 500 to such Of them
as bear bis TIE property left by Mr. Jones lie
generally said to be million, but that is consider
ably above the marx.
HUDSON RWIR ITEMS -Tnonss Duawood CON-
miiied suicide, in Pougbks epsie BY hangng himself
in the cellar If his broihers house. Monday last.
II sanity was probably the cause Of the act
Ga Fridoy last TAILOR, named Charles Brown fell
from the mast Of the schooner David Hal, then lying
at Pougbkeepsie, fracturing his skull and causing
death.
John ODOnobae, an Lshman, 60 years OF age,
was found drowned in Rondout Creek, on Monday
last.
TrNPERAxcE LHcTURE-COl + l. Stow OF New.
Ys % pI. casab zoe On
sa Col /, very GOOD sfesier the statistics brought
WHO listened to him with the inporsne OF sds,tual
the evils Of inteppsrsnee re alluded to the fact
that the son Temperance haD al ohr organizations
entitled the creot q eurs the pyssae Of the oro
BIZ ory the ttss d cewf,rk as they have oone In
several other fsies The busbesr Of srsey urged
tn. Sons hsppy blinded 70 by Col saow M he
very revealing the entire secrets Of the ofdefto
TIC ''s' Mineral Pont lyl Tbuas, April 10.
PorAToEs The usual rush Of Potatoes for the
Newly OH by the steamboats, leaving on, whsrvesb
gors with much vigor F,rn.r, residing in this eoanty
tho.. -npk counts flock 10 the city With wagon.
load, them readily 81 o2 bsrrs aad 81
Se'ces to the dealers who them In sacks
and forthwith sbp them for Newfork As TO getting tue
pen price, potatoes have objection bat esr
That the New York mAket Is AID eonh-
dtny people rely on high prices there some one ~
stated that fifty thousand bushels Of potatoes their way
New York market from Nova Scotia un Ter the Reciprocity
law The eop of potatoes 10 Nova Scotia last
l-Te Free tIsde has within few weeks opened TINS ms
let to conuuers spd the chances that liberal supply
w." [Albaoy Alta.
LoAFERDoN WITH Az EYE TO HoRsE.FLEsH.-
Church In est, it'll thieves aud loafers who broke into
stable the the 2st aud stole horse and three sets
OF harness. ard the whole stock Of butchefsshop In hou'
toL-st-
CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-Msrtin Engleman. alias
Geo sn h yesterday arrested charged with having
tered BY Of false hey the house OF Joha Miller No
As Houston St and stolen efeom Jsselry asd clio nns 70
the OF so He tai before Justice Connolly ana
eomUilted 20 answer the charge.
ATTENPT AT BURGLARY.-Wm II. Patterson was
yese arrested charged bthsvrs Tuesday nsht, at
sseeIdsv BY bsiins of the lock Of front In bis
Possession Let f kee t1n keys found He was co 1it-
ted for txanination-
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