New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-03
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The April rain last night in bousteous profus-
ion. About sunset soutbcrly storm commenced in
Virginia, or therenbouts, and by 8 o'clock reached
this city It rsned steadily aud pretty hard up to the
hour Of this writing-lli ?. m.-with a prospect Of
continuing all night il is the frst warm ra since
the early part Of December, and will do much toward
clearing off the Accommodations Of ice which have 40
long incumbercd the streets.
The Nineteenth Ward Pioneer Republican Club had
large and enthusiastic gathering last evening at Con-
RAIDS, TltTd avenue and Siyty-frSt street The Club
elected Edward Dayton President Pete Morris was
on hand with new batch Of unique and novel Repub.
can meodies
BENEFIT TO THI MoTHLR or PAULINE GESET.-
We that the management Of Nbo Garden commune.
with the Ravel Family have presented Madame
with $500 and intend giving her benefit Saturday evening
the 5h inst when all the performer. the es
shIneDt will lend their lid. We sincerely hope the public will
promptly and literally respond 10 this appeal and crowd Nh0s
to il. utmost cslscty.
j. Il. Brown advertises a Shakespearian an l Hia-
wathian Reading at Clinton Hall on Friday evening.
The congregation Of the North Presbyterian Church
the Rev Mr.. Hatfelds in Thirty second street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues have raised sls 25s
toward the amount which they have engaged to raise
by the first of May next $50 oOO). The latter sum,
if raised in due time will give to this Church gratu-
itous ,ite for their new edifce.
APPEAL TO THE CHARITABLT.-Wea are requested to
c, OF the benevolent the of tbs wife
French exile in this city with three young children and
unable her husband who is in the West We
suIed that the best proof Of character will be given
who may take interest il the with to help her,
Address Madame Vsllere No. 1871 Grand street.
The Hon. Malcolm Cameron, for a long time prom
inent member Of the Canadian Government, sailed 70
Liverpool yesterday in the Persia
II is stated that Dr. Graham, who killed Col.
Lorng at the st. Nicholas Hotel and is now suffering
the penalty Of his crime in the State Prison at Sing
Sing is so Ill that he is not expected to live He has
during bis incarceration been acting Apothecary
The police have made a partial Of street-beg-
gars. They will do great service as well as their
sworn duty by making clean sweeps The Aims.
House is the proper place for those who really
able to live without begging, and the Work-IIouse for
the large class Of abc-bOdied vagabonds who are too
lazy to earn living honestly.
issued the following pieces: beyond the River
Music by j. II. Plxley. "The Popular Air Quad
rifles" BY James Bellak Fairy Bell Polka"
BY I. ii. Howe. {" Birds Complaint Song by Benz.
Jepson. Mothers Vow" BY Horace Waters.
"Blnd Orphan Boy" BY T. Wood. Never Can
be Thine" by Eliza Vatelin. "The Chance Love"
BY Eliza Valteni.
AxoTHER DIVORCE CAsE-The suit brought by
Anna Jane Monis for divorce from the Rev. " liam
Morris, Pastor of the African Protestant Episcopal
Church in Centre street. was before Judge Davies
Saturday. en- question of alimOny and the custody of
the children of the parties while the proceedings for
divorce are pending. Afidavits read the part
OF the plaintiff stating that She had left her husband
in consequence Of i'll treatment. Counter aiidavts
put in alleging that she INDUCED in intoxicating
liquors to excess. The Judge adjourned the hearing
until the latter part Of the present week, TO give the
plaintiff ali opportunity to put in afdavts denying the
charge.
AWFUL GARDNER AGAIN.-Orville Gardner, better
known as awful Gardner, pugilst, was on Tues
day last released from the Penentiary where he had
been for SIX months in contAnmen for assault and
battery and had scarcely reganed his liberty when
he got into another difficulty. 1t appears that on
Wednesday night he got into fight with George
Cornell runner, and during the ARRAY the latter
drew a knife and attempted to stab him, but did no
further injury than cutting his clothes in several
places. The parties finally separated, and yes
terday Gardner went before Justice Welsh and pre-
lelred complaint against Cornell. The latter was ar.
rested and held 10 bail in $500 TO the charge
THE CASE OF CoUNoILMiY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
man Edward C. Mcconnell of the Thirteenth Ward
charged with committing violent and unprovoked as
sault upon the person of Kate Wilson, an inmate of
disrepuable house in Duane street, yesterday ar
rested and brought before Justice Connolly, who held
him to bail to answer the charge. The assault was
committed about two weeks since and full account
was published by us at that time. Efforts were made
to induce the girl to%thdraw the complaint, but she
refused to listen any proposal of that nature. Chas
S. Spencer, esq., has been engaged rs her counsel
One thousand three hundred aud twenty-five persons
were committed to the City Prison, during the month
OF Mach, for mi>demeanors and fclonic, This num-
Der IS about an average.
IyoVrsTs by THE CoRONERs.-Cor0ner C0nnefy
held An INQUEST Yesterday No 5] West Forty.hird street,
M GU the bsdy Cathsrne Donney child siH years OF s
who ish prev FROM burns ciieHtsy received
consequence Of her clothes taxing hFe WINE
the above house Herucb ACCT
dental death" - -. -, ,
Coroner Hills held an inquest at the Eighth Ward