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

hoI Is low styled TIE Nsslcaf Rerkr ana Ud1etei
! and coming out every two weeks. II is "a handsome
sheet, and very earnest for German music. We
trust its advocacy msy led to the production OF
such works as Idomeheo Preei0sd and F'def'a, not
forgetting some Of Gluck's.
Consul F,BEss BAILEp. Consul Fsbens has
found bail, Messrs VIM. Besrdmsn, of the Neptune
Iron. Works and Virgil Whitcomb OF the St. Nicho-
las Hotel becoming his bondsuen. The bond was
signed on Thursdsy evening, and at last be was re-
lessed from custody. His trial comes of on Monday
Ogden Hoffman and John Van Buren, are retained by
him and Col. Kinney
The "CHRIsrrAs HONE "-Mcst people who have
been to the CRY stsl Palace will remember the words
al was a stranger, and ye took me in spread over
vast e1psnse of brick not very far this side of the
Great Exhibition. The sanctimonious lady who pre-
sides over that Christian Home for Ssrvast'," aud
who has succeeded in humbuggiug various people,
MAYER wes,trvelt. for one. into paying money for
the support OF her benevolent Institution, regular
Intelligence Oaice, By the way, WAS brought to the
Mayors Office yesterday, on charge OF keeping sn
Intelligence Office without license. She tried her
pous arts on the Justices Clerk, and spoke to him
with deep concern, but be was incorrigioe, and
thought che had better procure bail. She was re-
quested to call to-day.
Tie New-York Young Mems Christian AssoostloR
will celebrate their anniversary in the Lafayette place
Cburch on the 2lst inst, when II is expected, ad-
dresses will be delivered by the Rev. DR.. William
Adams. the Rev. Mr.. t. L. Cuyler, and the Hon.
George n. Briggs, Of Massachusetts. The snnuh
election for officers of the Association will tske place
on the 2lst of May. We suboin list Of the nomi-
nasiops:
for T.es Prssidsat.-P l. Hoffman Bspli... SAM Holmes
.ssoph B.p.mn m.nes Mshod
deere PsIis Pre.b'ter,s
30, ro,p..pcndiaS ss1eta,s owf.m z Dodge J.
fo R.oOrding S.e,etlyy.A hudson "n'eron v.,..,.,,
Edward Austen. Henry c. as, Reh.rd B,ows Alexander
Ans,'oP H h ,S Hsoss.oa Gsots. w. Sod
F1elie 5 Bsl.tesd David NJ Iery, A d. = R'adoph > =
Pnsors W. Geer Wiliism D. Porter, union Adams sam
The Asgs Of the Adams Express Company and
Wells, Fsrgo Co. were raised at half-mast ye'tei-
day. in respect to the memory of an ee,maole clerk
of the former establishment, Mr. j. ii. Abbott who
died the evening previous Of enlargement OF the
heart, sfter an illness Of tSo weeks. Funeral cere-
monies were held at his lse residence ia Ffteenth's
at o'clock p. NJ after which bis remains were
conveyed TO Westfeld Mass, his native place. Mr..
Abbott was young man possessing fne talents and
excellent business habits. He leaves young wife
to Ian ent bis early death.
THE MARTHA WAsHISGToS CAsE-ARREsr OF
THREE OF THE ALLEGED PARrIcIPAroRs -fester-
day afternoon three of the Cincinnati Police arrived
in this City, having in custody Lorenzo Chaplin,
Amasa Chaplin and Benz Erie, who, with Benz w.
Kimba and others arrested stand indicted for fraud
ulentiy obtaining "a 500 from the Atlantic Mutual In
surapce Co.. being the amount OF insurance upon
goods which they claimed to have had on board the
steamboat Martha Washington which was burned
some years ago on the Mississippi River. The SC
cused were taken before Justice Connolly and com
mitted to prison to await trial
CHURCH FOR DEAF MUTEs.-To-morow evening
religious sery,e will be performed In 81. Barholo-
news Church when an Address vii. be delivered ia
relation to ST. AIMS Church for Deaf Mutss, by the
Rector, and a collection taken up in behalf Of the
building fund.
JusKSHoPs AND PIG-IRoS.-A memorial VAS re-
ceived yesterday from some of the heaviest firms
engaged in the sale OF pigiron complaining Of the
loss and constant trouble they experience from the
iron being stolen by several hundred boys snd taken
/ 10 tue hncy COY s"HN - SNN%N
times taken by violence, and often before the eyes OF
the owner of the ron and they hope tbs. the Mayor
viii put 81 end to it.
This matter of junk shops has received considers
bic attention from the Mayor. squad of five po-
llcemen are constantly engaged in their inspection
They are forbidden by law to buy new goods Of any
kind, or to buy of minors. They have been brought
up to the law closer by the present Mayor than ever
before; indeed be has revoked as msny licenses in
three months as were revoked 10 three years before.
STILL it Is probable that Lot one In five proceed strict
ly according to law. The Mayor says that he will
attend to the complaint in this memorial
DoIsG ERRASDs A girl who went TO Oswego two
months ago and whose trunk miscsried, has written
TO the Mayor for it. She gives SD account Of her
bereavement. She says: " II contains my sn, and
have made shift with borrowed clothes SINCE. The
trunk has been found and sent.
PoUspIsG GoArs.-Somebody who deals IN - gos,s
I" and kids complains Of the "young scamps up
town for driving them to the pound. He says thai
the same animals have been released two or three
times, and stolen each night after and pat IN tue
&" pound again" Complainant wakes exceedingly in
| dgnant and exceedingly violent before ne gets
through. "Now, Sir" says he, lis tois KIND o.
% conduct to be tolerated in New.York? Is s rss-
weslly pound-beeper allowed 20 offer inducements In
this way 10 make drunksyds and idlers, and con'e
quently robbers of the young population IN these
temperate days
CHINA fslse and gsrbled account OF the attack
made upon NE the Metropolitan Hotel Yesterday morning