New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-30


pr sent Tonight. ~ ra,ore will be given. il u sss.
70 conclude the But the truth h the las, ngs
of the opera NOV sble feast, and thu, imposs-
bic to stste positively wien that to De- according -
ordinary signs.
BIurrS-Ths evening, q. the Nwseun. NM. C..
G Howard, the renowned Tepscy" Of "Unc'e
Tons CABIN is to have benefit To morrow Sea-
urts, is set apart for the benefit sf little Cordeds
Howard, whose performances of Evs" and Katy,
the Ho.Coru 6r.," have gwen her tie 6nt pssse
smorg juvep1e actors.
"Otp FORKS CcScrsr"-A ccncert sdvestssd
under this Sular head gwen ls evening" q To
BrcokNn Athe,sum, bat "A scccnt Of the urtsvos-
sbe character Of the wesher, the attendance wss ne<
large. The performers CONSISTED OF U,ss sixteen vcssl-
hts ard Eve insiruu ertal per;ormesN ActiQussed
bopnsts, thr,e story Rack csmbs, Quilted petticose
ard ,uncs Asd been resuscitated, aud the ades sp
usr,d az orr n others cid half century ago Toe
wen were shs more ansent, they appearing in beg
wigs knee breaches and continental coats which hsA
b. On surrsetsd for the OCCASION. The pieces psr-
fourd were selections the compositions In vogue
when our cid pc ,pie w,rc young, Ud Denmark,
Mse.ty," "Shnburne," Ode en- Science, C~0-
plaint," Stabat Mater" Mighty Jetcv~h," wcsv
the frst IN the programme Of She evening which w.
announced BY the conductor and not printed rhs
x.cuton was Ls hly creditsble and was gs-eted 70
several instances with loud encors Many 81 the
choir poss..s voices 10 excellent cultivation. They
wIappear at the Brusawsy Tabernacle to-rccsrOw
evening.
ARRIVAL OF Mrs Faysr KkxBLr.-Among the
pa.sersrrs by the Africa was Mrs. Fanny Kensas.
who eturDs after protracted visit to England, whers
Lar Hrs asi,pgs with
great success.
We Rave received a communication from Hb~
Kt Her of Empire Hail. satug that the letter whos
appeared in Wednesdays Espess, stgted Al
American Christian, Ne entirely erroneous-no NIP
tursl tabeau having been given On Monday or rsss-
day evenings.
Hoes ARD lOGs.-The Committee On Ordinances
Of the Board Of Councimen, met In the Couoce
Chamber. City Hall, yesterday, for the purpose q
considering various papers that had bern referred "
81 an The Committee determined to recommend ~
passage Of an nance regulating the ds~Sg Of ogs
Of mahogany and other heavy timber upon the piers
The %. titiouers owners and essees Of tiefs set forth
that the present system of drawing logs upon the Piers
is attended with serious injury to them. The cornesS
Of As logs constantly catch the ends Of the PlsoksHg
and spt The plank I'll. that is impossible to keep
the pers in order the damage dose not UNIFORM ann
it rot be repair,d without the loss OF large
ausntity opankpg. The petitioners asked that suen
timber be cart,d trucked off The subject OF dv-
ing hsgs Il ugh the streets on Susdsy was next Akso
nm The petitioners residents Of the upper part ~
the city, eek for the passage OF ar ordinance
the driving cattle and hogs through the public srees
on the Sabbath. The reuonstrsnts protest against
the ma,ter-6vt because II is partial and oppressive
xxh, her ID
zens are permitted the streets on the Ssbbasn
whhout molestaaon--to wit, City Railroad Composites
h, ok drvers and sporting gentleen sccud, became
in the tran portatiou II live stock railroads from tho
far est certain calculation cAa be wade at who
tame said stock will arrive In this atty; third, 10
but hers GLASS Of citizens, feel justiaed IN claim
ing equal rights to the Streets asking no speoai isgs-
aticn in Ii favor and protest against any species
legislation against their rghts Mr.. Tuner addresses
the Committee on behalf of the remonstranss stating
that they would willingly agree to tho passage of such
an ordinance as asked for, providing that some isw
| could b. passed compelling the railrosd company 70
b,irg "a the hogs n Monday. But the cars bssaghs
| tie stuck in on Sunday and they had 10 u
| cared for None OF them were psrhs
uarFy DESTROYS Of turning out on Sunday.
Councilman Tayo ssid that the driving OF hogs as1
cattle through the streets on Sunday WA pest mat
sa.oe and great of annoy snee to people gong
10 fCm church. 1be fepio WtieNPsnB ~ 800
cbureh.s On Lexington avenue were greatly annoyed.
Mr. ONei slso spike in behalf Of the remonstrsHSs.
and that the passage OF an ordinance wssid
te sn no alton on the rights Of bstchers The SAB
!, Of v A. postponed for fufths consideration.
Tag FIRg DEPARTaEsT-The Committee % the
Fire Department Of the Board Of Aldermen rass -
Il pday afternoon in Mr.. Vsleatne's ofiee a1d ~
t,rpined TO report in favor Of cotcuiing with sh"
C.,roilu en- on building = new house. bt Hose We.
Ma 81: also rev carriage for Hose Co. No. 5, ana
new engine for Company No 3s TIE comIn'tee a.
Odd 20 ron Colour IN the COuBcilmen in raising mo
| "a. / ont On tho beilto~sr, CITY Hal. wss a.
,.,uin. 10 mske the tower, rear oil hrsex msf-
H., ,x,, instead Of one hundred FEET high, a. pro-
pssed by the Counciimen
| Gp.sD rsPLE OF ifosoj, STATg of fNwfo -
TIE Annual Session Of the Grand Templs commesceA
on Wednesday of this week in this city, .ad closed y"
| labors Last evening.
The usual variety and amount ohbusa,sss was ~sns-
act. and the following Representatives, eected OIL
| GERS for the ensuing year:
| Harlow Roys q New. Yofs g. W
A Zoe of redOns, q. W " Z,
John L. WIS, 9, y coigSsS " y" VI
h.s sT Tssas1I. 1ysf Of ss~rors, o W. Oh
jan 9. rover sSAibaIy, o.
| J,hn " hite OF NerfoTk, :" '" w.
Hon. Richard Mott, Member Of he iiouse o. -
s.,,ative. from n Fifth Di,tsaa d ONO 'an''s
fr,m I, phoid fever at tie Ieodspce OF r''""''