New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-27

Upsb, will sppear to night, for the fret rne In Der
Prsischnfz OF his merits we cspno. speak no. hay
ing beard him.
The wob6rops weird music Of Der Freischutz re-
quires the skil Of German orchestra used to rsnisr
ing il. As such, we commend that under the con-
troll Of Mr. Ungber, certainly one Of the most solid
musicians in this country.
Collision ExTRAoRDIsARr. - Those sniable
srs gers Who doing their best to cleanse some Of
the hiest loo sties In the lower psrt Of the City,
meet, sometimes with hinderances other than from
the mud-tbat ubiquitous enemy which they wage
such unieleaupg war Yesterday, when ore Of their
complicated vebclei which with its wheel., chains,
lever, &c looks more like locomotive cotton mill
than mudcsrt was being filled with that ancient
deposit ~bch has 20 loog led the pavement Of
Maiden.lane from mortal vision, it was run into By
csJtlosd Of oranges; from the other direction came
loaded stage, which bore do WI upon the crowd an
express.wsgon and City hack were added to the
company; load Of buckets and wooden-wsre was
contributed by the dashing driver Of the sane and
the assortment completed BY drsy-losd OF salt
macserel, and ditto OF empty oyster baskets. Ua-
precedeDted confusion prevailed, and i. required
twenty minutes Of the m Jst vigorous swearing yell
ing and whipping each others horses, 10 make the
street once more pssssble TIE drivers called each
other all sorts of original and emphatic names, and
intensified them by very energetic adjectives Synp-
TOM Of fight we're at one time, visible but the bel
licose fury expended in kicks and thumps on the
unressting horses AtleDgtb quiet was restored and
the extent of juries suffered ascertsined. The oJs-
TEL baskets mostly demolished the stage left,
helpless cripple, on the corner, and the oranges
planted in the mud, whence, however, they we're
speedily rescued by the boys. The mut-removiDg
sppara tus came out Of the fray uDnjnret aud, that
it may resume operations, and continue until the
streets are all clean and its ,upa.ion gone" is
"a consun m alton devouty to be wished"
Ten DOLLARS PER GLAss.-Two hundred and
nipetytwo glasses of liquor have been ssceraiued to
have been sold en- Sunday. The fines on these will
amount to the snug ltde sum Of s2,sso. Eighty
glasses are reported from enc establishment. LIST
Sunday was the first under the municipal reguls-
ton imposing fine of $40 for every glass sold on the
Sabbath. Justice Osborne has already issued num-
Der Of ~ansnts, and all the transgressors are to be
MAD to fork over. Hard times these
CORPORATION ORDINANCES Judge VIM. Kent
received on Saturday, an official notice OF his sp-
ponment editor Of the proposed collection OF the
Municipal Ordinances parsed By our Municipal Leg
issture. 1t will be comprised, PROBABLY, in about
500 law pages. Such publication viii be OF much
value C. this time, as there has been no revision Of
the ordinances since is45, when they were codIfed
by the late David Graham.
Henry Davies the late Corporation Counsel,
has been employed for the last two years in prepT-
ing a compilation Of the laws Of the Ne~York STATE
Legislature relative TO the City 1t will be volume
Of at lest 100 pages, with copious index, upon
which much labor has been expended. More than
500 pages now printed and the remainder of the
work Will be in type before the end Of another fort
night. In 1888 Mr. Charles W. Smith attempted a
work similar to that Of Mr.. Davies bu. it was,
for that time quite imperfect, and compilation ex
lists of the State laws relative to the City ssce tn st
yeor.
PLANTING TREES IN THE PARK.-The annual farce
Of planting cheap trees in the Park is being played
sgain. Take a good look at th"-A t-i'' -r'"'i"s
caIcaiures along Broadway, tri nmed up twenty feet
bigh leaving only wisp for the top-and then took
at the sand and gravel around their mcager roots,
M cay whether September will fnd green leaf on
one Of them. Any Dovce in trauspan'ing kno vs. that
the top Of tree should be sbor%ned in proportion TO
the reduction Of Its roots, and thai - thrive must
be planted in deep rich soil When will our Off ;ials
employ competent persons to plant, direct, and en-
bellish the public grounds
MAYOR Wood could not do more acceptable deed
than to take the public grounds under his charge, and
employ frsrste landscape gardener to improve and
embelllsh them,
The Board Of Aldermen dispatched large amount
of ordinary business last evening" Tho Comnis-
soper If Repairs and Supplies reported that the cost
Of removing the ruins of the new City Hal or old
Aim House in he Park amounted to Sc 9O7 25, aud
gave o. psges of the details, with the names of the
laborers, &C. The number Of mon employed on diff
ferent days on the entire job was 3, 29, number Of
dsys' work 6,2242. This measure, ii will be rsmen-
bered was resorted to for the purpose Of relieving
the condition of portion of the N,w-York poor.
PUBLIC EXHIBITION OF CRY HALL PLANS -
The Committee of Repsirs and Supplies of the Board
of Coupcilmen will be in the Council Chamber at the
City Hsll to day at o'clock P. NJ, to meet all who
may be disposed to examine the different plans sub
nitt for compel ton by the different Architects Of
the City, including those presented few days since
by Messrs Gilbert Jackson and II. l.. Stuart. The
public are invited to be in attendance.
FOREIGN RECRUITING IN NEw-YoRK-Ths U. s.
District. Attorney, we understand, has received in
fol nation that there arrangement, in this CITY
and Brooklyn with British agent, to enlist men for
the service of Great Britain aud that number had
actually been enlisted, but since the publication OF
the letter of the District. Attorney to the U. Mar
sha, they have been disbsnded, and the agent on
Saturday left the City.
DISEASED Pork poR SAUsAGEs.--Sou1Apiy CON-
pass to the Mayor tina. he bought pork last week OF
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