New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-05


Among the pieces will be Julliens Fireman's Quad
rifle.
FILLmusTrRIyG UNDER DIrFIcULTIEs.-It was
derstood yesterday afternoon that Col. Kinney would
give Lis particularly ilibus esh friends entertain
ment on board the United States at o'clock, when
they would have chance to relieve themselves OF the
superfuous indignation which they have been accu.
INITIATING for time past. party therefore as
semblod among whom were Senator Toombs OF
Georgia, Elk Consul George Sanders, John s. Pcndle-
ton Of Virginia, Maj. Alexander G. Morton, Judge
Connolly, Ex-Ald. Doherty and j. B. Hail. They
nromepaded the deck amused themselves with admir-
inc tbe position of the bockading squadron, the cutter
in trout and the propellers-one up and the other
down stream, so as to bring crossire upon the
Uni,ed States should she attempt to leave her
dock-ond discussed the probable event of such
IN attempt. Toomhs would 60 bonds to any amount
that Pierce would keep the peace with foreign YES
SELL If he fired into any vessel it would be an Ameri-
can one If the Administration could find woman
or an unamed man they were bold as you please;
but they would not hurt "a flea who made any oppos
tion fit were his ease be would put in guns.
ANY way the armed vessels there would not dare to
fire even q blank cartridge. Sanders privately ven
turod lie Joke that Col. Kinney had sailed OF 5,
O'Clock in the Ocean Bird and this was got up to
cover bis departure. Nobody was there who intends
TO 90 on tho expedition except the two stewardesses
Jane and Elizabeth, and they were slightly dissatis-
fed as the increased salary promised them had not
| yet begun TO be paid. Liquid refreshments were
bount.fuy provided, and Captain Graham the owner
| of the vessel announced that on Wednesday evening
there would be meeting Of workmen to demonstrate
against the course Of tic United States Government
in prohibiting him from starting bis vessel and 50
throwing them out Of employment. little after sun
set the party separated, and the evident inquietude
which had been manifested on board OF the bockaders
subsidod. spy-glssses were taken down, boats ran
lees frequently between the vessels and minds seemed
TO be made up that there more danger for the
night.
Tie United States revenue cutter which has been
for days anchored astern of the steamship United
States was hauled OF late last evening" but for what
purpose or reason has not transpired.
The Mount-weslington Collegiate Institute yeste.-
day concluded the Twelfth Annual Examination of
its zoo pupils at the Of the Institute on Wash
! iugton-sgusre. The performances OF the Students
were highly credable to themselves and their teach
ers. In addition to the parents and friends OF the
pupils there were observed among the visitors several
eminent Professors of Colleges and other welknown
citizens, all of whom seemed deeply interested in tie
| examination.
Flute amateurs will be glad to learn that Mr.. E. Has
lam s arranging for publication series Of popular and
familiar airs with variations for the flute and piano
forte accompaniment designed especially for amateur
prtctse. Tie first of tie series is already Published
By Mr. Bcehm, fute manufacturer.
Tie Orient is brought TO Us at the Turkish Bazaar
at No. G25 Broadway, by nothing more wildly than
| by the Sherbet which is there prepared and sold.
This famous drink celebrated by poets and romancers,
contains no ofense against the Maine Law, and adds
new resource to of quenchng the thirst oil
| Sumner 1t should always be drunk with ice.
| MECHANICS CLuB.-A meeting Of this Club was
held last evening at the Repository, No. 81 Broad
way. but owing TO tho limited attendance OF members
nothing Of Importance transpred. The meeting adj
| journed indefinitely.
| MORTAL AEsoYAscE.-The man who keeps 500 dogs
| and who wss ordered to take them away, has been
complained of again for bringing them back to the old
place The neighbors are almost annoyed 70 death "