New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

iIiicns Of which large number have been issnei,
will b. provided for in the Governors Room and the
Mayors Ofice,
This evening the Eng'i-h Opera Troupe will give
the favorie opera Of 1.-THE Child OF the Regiment"
for IL last time. On Monday viii be produced the
Crown Diamonds Of Donze.ti. This fayorlte
place OF amusement Is literally parosized.
NTw DR,x.-The new story entitled " The Watch
man has already been dr.matizei and we are in
forneG viii be played Amos, Immediately after the
book IS Issued.
Tie La Tayettc Fusiliers, Capt. McCauley, have
| decided to visit Nowak Conn. on the occasion OF
their Anniversary Dist June next The Fusliers are
a corps OF many year. standing in this city, belong
irg to the 18th Regiment, and Of Acknowledged emf
renee in their military position
TRICK on 1BE SrRsET-SwEEPISG MAoHISE,.-U
tie sireotsve coping machines find friends IN all lovers
Of clean streets they Dot without enemies. Dt-
carts with ,aboards hose have been driven FOR the
week psst portion OF Broadway above Spring
st. which is being cleaned by the machines. The
Mavor has received a memorial from merchants sni
Others doing busnes, between Spring and Houston
st. calling attention to thi- subject.
B,sE.B,1L.-There viii be match game Of base
ball plsyed between the Gotham and Knickerbocker
Clubs Of tho Red House. Harlem on Friday. june l.
and match on Friday June IS, at the Essian Fied@,
Uobolen. between tie Eagle and Empire Clubs. Bob
commence at 3 o'clock Two other matches in June
-Knickerbocker and Eagle and Gotham and Eagle
time not fixed.
R,SpAII's I,IAsD BoYs.-A detachment Of the
RandalIs Island BOYS paraded in front of The City
Hall ON Thursday afternoon and went through with
military evoutions with the ease and nonchalancs
Of corps Of wel-dri.led 'dery. These orphan and
fr;epdle,s bows we're accompanied by Gov. Duke.
one of tie boys made neat little speech to Col Ming
the Ma,or. representative. who in return responded
in be behalf of tho City authorities, predicting
brillar: future for these children.
CHrRcE FOR DEAF MuTFs.-The address which
was delivered short time since at ST. Bartholomew
Church. detailing the incidents which have marked
the procrcss Of this undertaking. will be repeated 20
morrow evening the 9th inst, at Galway Church.
II is hoped that all interested in the success Of this
recently formed parish will be present.
AnRvu or ErFR,scHISFD SLAyFs-THF Mon
LEY FhMnY.-A family # freed Slaves, eight in
number the wife and children Of the Rev. Hardy
Mobley. lately himself slave well as r Methodist
clergyman in Augusta Ga, arrived in this City on
Monday lat in care Of the Rev. j. Morris Pease,
brother of the Rev. Lewis NJ Pease of this City,
TO whose interchangeable perseverance, they are in
great measure indebted for Their freedom The hns-
band and father had purchased his own freedom
year since-his master. the late John Adams, OF
Adams Il Hopkins, Augusta having relinquishet on
his death-bed over - 900 Of his price. His family
were purchased for $1,000 under promise given by the
late Madame Ducas their owner. 10 sell them pr that
sum, reinquishing half the price asked which was
St. co., The lady having died in the mean time with
out giving effect attestaon to her intentions, the
heirs united in petition TO the Chancellor for spe-
cial decree TO enable them to carry those intentions
into effect which was granted and the slaves mme-
daielv CONVEYED TO Mr.. Poase aud brought 10y him
| TO New-YoIk. They will 90 out 10 Liberia IN the
Fall A. part Of inland settlement projected by
the Now-Ierscy Colonization Society. which has ap-
propraied g. coo to found il. For the present the
family have been placed in the Five Points House Of
Industry. where donations for their benefit VIII be
thankfully received by the Superintendent
Az OH WoN,s--A lady conn lans to the Mayor
that she is % years DID, and thinks she ought to have
n pension for living long. She wants money enough
10 take her to her native place, Hanover Co., Va.
ForNDIINGs.-Oficer Clark discovered Yesterday
among the ruins Of the City Hall fine healthy baby
apparently not iwoh,urs old-was wrapped in an old
flannel skirt. However It seemed 10th to leave its
now home and began to cry when'it was taken away.
Tie officer placed it in charge Of the Superintendent
| Of tic Alms-liouse.
Tpr OcrAN BASK FORGFME>.-The Grsnd-Iury
having found indictments against Smith Dunn!ng IT,
and James 5. Dunning, in connection with VIM
| McGurkin the late payng-teer Of the Ocean Bank
Of this CITY for the forgeres the said bank in De-
toicr last, the parties were Yesterday arrested by
Officers Spcer and Bostwck Of the Court OF Sessions
on bench warrants and held to bail TO the in
/ dictments. Bail was given for each in 5000.
| Killed BY THF CtRs.--We Learn that an Iri,hnan
name unknown. was killed last night Peek kill
by being run over by train Of cars. Our reporter
| could not ascertain the particulars.
! TIE LATE LIQUOR CASE.
/ T. n, Editor Of TheN i. Tribune
! SIR; Allow me 20 suggest a correction in one OF tne
Item. in TIKI TaIsusE Ibis oFunE The not brought
rr uv section. cfthe Ne Lguo Lar but uncr the aw Of
~ ard 10 Prove that NJ penalties Of ha law st adog
IN. ceutlait aslus walker bought not b. the Caon
I tu tv the City Aiincs who furnished the proof and
s5d b Corporation Attorney Leahey. against whom CON-
, "a. made b. The Csr.0n Lemue offered delsnse and
H. Ise ,un owed hy he Liquor Dealers Ai-ocaol knf"
ro'hr o he ard merely confenit uat ne e-7 'n'uu
l.. 49,. n s~rorng that Of Walker. kesp9cfi1ly
&. J. WARREN, Cor sec Cify Ahaue-.