New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18

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day evening May 10, for which occasion the following
eminent artists have kindly volunteered their services
hdle. Caroline Lehman; Mr.. Richard Hoffman, pi
anist; Mr. X. Kieer, clarionot; and Mr.. Louis
Schneider trumpeta-pistops. Mr.. Eisfed it will be
remembered has been prevented by illness from lead
ing the orchestra of the Society which accordingly
tenders him this merited benefit.
CRrcKEr.-Tbe Newark IN. j. Club commence
their season On Monday the 2lst, by playing a
match with two elevens of their members the new
ground, situated on the Railroadav., five minutes
walk south of the Chesnutst Depot. The prospect OF
the ensuing promises some good sport for this
Club, several new members and professional men hav-
ing joined them.
The Rev. E. II. Chaplin, Col. +. L. Snow and Rens-
selaer ~ Havens expected to address the Carson
League this evening.
New MrDAI--to commemorate the day when
Hquor-selng shall cease TO be lawful act in the State
Of New York-has been struck and can be had of A.
Scovil Agent, Albany, at e. so per hundred. II is
Of white metal Of the size of Spanish quarter and
three times thick. On side, incosed in
wreath are the words" To commemorate the pas
Usage Of the Prohibitory law" On the other side,
around the edge" State of NewYork, July 4, 1855"
In the center, "No REPEAL with reversed goblet
underneath indicative that the topers glass has at
length been emptied by law; and surmounted by
rising sun, emblematca that light is spreading. May
Il soon shine over the whole world. These medals
have hole drilled near the edge for the
venience of suspension, and commend them to
every teacher of youth in the State proper tokens
of appreciation for good conduct. They might in that
way reach the eye of parent who needs to be re-
minded that there is no hope of repeal
Among the plans vet 10 be submitted 10 the City
Government for the new Hall is one Of vast proper
tons by Mr. Trimbe. II is designed TO face on Cham
bers-st twenty feet back from the railing Of the Park
and to leave hundred feet between il and the present
City Hail. II il intended TO be 500 feet long,
and proportonaly broad, with dome of 900 feet
resembling the Paris Pantheon. The rooms are cal
culated TO be over 100 in number and OF style and
size, according to Mr.. Trmble, consonant with the
proposals. The whole to be re-proof with one base
ment and three upper stories; material white marble;
cost 90 OoO time required for erection three years.
The plans of Mr.. Trimblo at the Mofat Buildings,
Broadway.
FREEMAN x Co.'s CALIroRSIA ExPREss.-Messrs.
John NJ. Freeman, John X. Stmson, John Hoey and
Josiah ueddcn-gontlemcn who have for many years
past held the most responsible situations as active ex-
pressmen-have purchased the interest of Messrs.
Adams 4 Co. in the California express business and
will hereafter conduct il under the name and style of
Freeman Co. New-York Office, No 50 Broadway.
Mr.. Freeman will represent the firm in San Francisco.
WHAT BECAME OF THE APPROPRIATION The
Boston public astonshed Saturday morning
last by the Geographic announcement thet the New
York Common Council had appropriated $500 for the
entertainment Of the official visitors from the Boston
City GoyenGent-no one here knowing thst any
Committee of the City Government were absent in
that City. The New-York Aldermen met on Monday
evening and ooncurred in the action Of their Common
Council appointing at the same time Committee TO
wait the Boston visitors We learn that the visit
Of the Boston ntlemen was on private account that
they reached New-lork ON Thursday morning, paid
their bills, did not call upon single mem
Der of the New-NOrk Government, and returned on
Saturday In view Of these circumstances il may
be matter Of interest TO New Workers. if not to Bos
tonians 10 know what became OF the $500 appropri-
Ated on Monday. Boston Telegraph.
Thus far the money remains in the custody of Con-
troer Flagg and viii probably continue there as he
will require vouchers for each item of expenditure
before Smelling out. We presume part of the appro-
pratox viii be called for, eSpcuse has been in
CURED.
THE FresAas's journal, paper not given to find
ing merit in TEK TRIBUNE, copies one of Ger recent
leadng articles with the following paragraph by way
Of introduction;
The able series Of rapers iha: has been published
sysirs the progress the the Cnea, appearing
NEw-YoRK TRBVSE, evidently BY Of be.
military engineers Although long. the following Is - interest
hug thai make fer IL entire"
Crssvs NARsHALs--A meeting OF the Census Mar
shas be held at the Broadway House On Wednesday
evening Tor uniformity Of action. The blanks to be
used IN obtaining the census can be obtained at the
Office Of the City Clerk.
SUNDAY LieroR SELLiSe.-Sunday grcg sellers con-
fnue to be reported. list has Just been sept nv the
Mayor 10 the Experimentation Of *, niaces
where liquor was sold last Sunday. as soiIows
Wards I, 20; ii, l. III, ?; ", l23 V, s;VI az.
VII, 90; TX, IL; y, %; NJ, 80; XII, %; XIII TO-
XIV, 2s; XVI, 5; XVII, S2; XvIII p; XIX a,
Xxx, !; XXI, Is; XXI, 90. The number reported
hast week was <ss.
CANsIrY.-Complainis of "dsgs," savage dogs
and being " bitten by dog becoming far too
frequent AT the Mayors Office. Every poor dog that
walks on four legs should be banished the streets
there are bipeds enough. Besides, hydrophobia is
coming with this warm weather, and il the qusdrupe
del dogs continue to be allowed the largest liberty
may sD 60 through eopre Of Il long before dog