New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

ia, removed, Dsbrow's old stables have been torn
ss.,. and ysuxhall, with lis many -coored lamps
-, bad music and ice-cresmits clowos, saw
u,t sercn4uts balledancers aud other aitrsc ions,
,oo pumerC US for mention--v suxhall will thorhy De
numbered among the things of the past. Gotta n has
Iost ano,her Of its ancient assOcaionsand yet has
mary similar ones which might well be spared.
SuRRyPTITIoUs TODDY.--The folloS wing persons
were reported yesterday for liquor selling on Sunday
ls.t. Warrants have been issued against most of
them. 1t will be seen that Mr.. French is not re-
ported
s. Stooker, s5 Greenwich. glass; VIM J. 10 veil.
81 Betkman ; glssses; Donsd 2l2 Brosdgay,
elsss; Monogram, II COrtlandt, ] glass; r. W.
scbswble IS Chatham. IS glasses Tickle Meyer,
William, glsssss; John McCaGley, "a Nouh-Wd-
liam, glasses; John McDonough, 423 BrosiHsy
glasses; John Colley, 23a Mulberry, glasses; Won
n. Bush, 227 South, elasses; j Mendez, 2i9 South,
aIasses; Liooham's Hotel, 4l5 Grand, glasses;
MI. Kuntz ~ Essex 20 glasses; Lesis q ,as, E.sex
Market glass; Erhafd Richter, So Forsyth, &c
glasses; T. r. Kali, 40 Avenue a, 20 glasses; J.
McG0re eca Broad xay, glasses; G. d. Br4rtid, ia
Sixth -av glass; Blehl & Marks 1876 Third st., 2
glasses j. Herring, corner Thirty ninth and Secood
sv glasses +. Rup cert Co, Forty fifth, between
FNty.ffth 80 glasses; j d. Madden, corner FOrtieh
and Third av 2 glasses; +. Mullilrich LAG West
Thirty fifth, glasses. Total, 23s glasses.
JoHS MITCHELL learn from tn. KnoxviHe
Register, of the 18th ut, that John Mitchell, tbs
Iish patriot, has arrived 10 Knoxville with his
family The Register says: Many citizens have
called upon him 10 express their pleasure az his de-
"erminston to make East Tennessee his plscs Of
sbode, and we have been gratifed TO hear him say
that be ia much pleased with what he has already
Of dixtei ~ he fafa T. ia Mr. ifeh
tells intention 10 devote bnsef to such pursuits as
are consonant with squiet and secluded life, and
q" there is lot in Tennessee who should decline
"exieboi, to him cordial aud ho,piable welcome.
Mrs. WIBsTRRs HEALTH We learn that Mrs.
Dsniel Webster, who was 50 severely injured on
Friday, by fall from her carriage, Is now improving,
end there is fair prospect Of he, recovery. Her
Wounds were principally about the head.
The higher classes of School No H. in Greenwich :
av., were examined yesterday by Mr.. Randall Mr..
McKeen and Others There were exercises in reai-
bg spelling, defDiog, arithmetic, grammar. geog-
rspby, history, algebra and music. This is one Of
The finest schools in the City, as we'll as among the
largest and the result Of the recent ex animation
fleets great credit upon Mr. HARRISON the iodefatga
bic principal, and upon his assistant teachers.
There is to be Ladies Fair and Festival a. the
Harlem Baptist Church. FifIh-sv, near One Hun
dred end Twenty sever thst on the afternoons and
evenings OF April and ). The proceeds are to pay
for finishing the Church.
The Chldren's Aid Society sckno Wedge receipts
from Msrch to April l, amounting to $40
WESTERN MERCHANT SwINDLED BY CoNFI-
pTYcE GAME OPERATIoY-Mr. Alfred Hall, mer-
chant residing West, now visit to this City for
the purpose of purchasing goods was on Saturday
swnoled out Of $500 by Augustus G. Benedict, whose
acquaintance be made at tho Pacific Hotel in Green
wich.st II appears that Mr.. 81 arrived in the City
IN the early part of last week and put up at the above
bote where Benedict scrsped acquaintance with
him, and by his suavity Of roanner AMI uoremi'tng
attentions soon gained the esteem and confidence of
Mr. H.. and the two were together most of the time,
visiting Saloons thesters and other PLACES and eating,
drinking and almost eleeping together. On Saturday,
Benedict thinking that the ii ne had arrived to pu' his
oew friend TO some ufe, borrowed $500 from him,
giving him ss security check one Of the CRY
banks for a much lager sr. Hall supoosing /
all was right pocketed the check and thought no /
more Of the matter until Sunday morning, when, on
ifuuiry, he discovered the check t. be worthless.
He then went before Justice Welsh and stated the /
facts in the case, and that Magistrate issued war
rant for the arrest Of Benedict, and Officer De
Binder and Counselor Laor Clerk of the Court,
started in pursuit Of him After considerable inquiry,
they found tha he had gone to Jamai "a, L. l., And
pursued him tbther bu; arrived short time after he
had left for Newton. To this place they also fol-
ed and on reaching it, fOu I'd be had started fer
Astoria. After bring fresh horse, they 'ntnued
their pursuit aud overhau'ed him just as be entered
that place. with $40 Of the borrowed money in his
pockets lie was brought back to the city and COM
mtted to prison, by Justice Welsh, to await ex-
animation.
RoppERY FRusTRATED.-Abou,l2 l o'clock yester-
d.y morning large furnitore establishment in Hud-
SOB ct, Eighth Ward, found open by Officer Bdrk
a. no was patroling his beat. few minutes previ-
Gus the discovery Burk noticed two spring carts With
mattresses spread thereon, lettering about that vcini'
~ and os econ rs he tried the door of the establish
ment the men on the carts drove of at rapid rate
The officer Immediately called for help and had the
placed secured till the owner arrived. AS the DOORS
OF the place the first watch tour OF the
night II is presuu ed that they were opened with false
keys about the time the fist platoon were relieved IL
o'clock. II was, no doubt the intention of those on
the carts to rob the store, which the would hsye ac
complishtd had the officer been relax in his duty.
ARREST FOR FoRGERY.-r~o young men, William
Davis and George II. Shaw, were committed yester-
day charge of forging an order on VIM. w. Davis
for 81 0OO at least of forging tho Endorsement of
T. Goodhue & Co. X. SsweD, No. 20 Wal-st.,