New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
CITY ITEMS

III IN<h'Is
Ac.n,Sx 81, Nys,c.- rc night nOsfq tits opera,
CT n,,,.v.. Bor.6a VII ~ given, W.T. Madame La
C.,n,,n Mss Adelaide Phillips, M,ssrs. Brignol5
t.uca,. and C;gsparoLi in the cast
Vie. Jrlia May Of WashnStos. ID. C., who has
<ra, herr ocal stud in E'uope and has performed
in Irly and France TiIl present rsef before New
VIZ audic nee for their sufregcJ next mouth. Full
htce dotbtess w be done By the press to her niere
The Few-York American Isic Association soon
exnect q give tbr frs, for this their seccnd)
season. They h We agreed to admit other mrscthan
that e,rnrosed 10y native mericans-namely that
CONT sed by dtn composers Of talent of whatever
nation.
~ follcwisy artists have literally volunteered their
sere ces to perform dulit this season. Mr.. GG,schak,
NJ. Mason, 9Ir. Bristow, Mr. Bostwick, Mis- Mary
~, wiley, Mrs. Jameson and others.
We ferveltly commend this young Soo:tty TO the
ttcnton Of the public to the fostering of those
who b,evo that Art and Civilization go bend in hand.
we know of no Socity which at its "crnall begin
nings coiid show nobler array Of tolcn.-of execu
tive taep.-than that enumerated 1t +, indeed, an
infant Hercules.
The veteran actor, Henry Wallack called for Ed
rope in the steamer Canada from Boston, having
closed lis engagement at the Natona Theater. The
nj death of his daughter, Miss Fanny Wallack, is
stvcre affection TO him, ard he expressed upon his
depg tore an ttenton TO bring the remaining members
of s family frem England to this GENTRY for per-
nsseLt residence.
Fhe ffty-niHh anniversary Of the Society for the
Rdef of Widews with small Chldre1 took plack yes
| NJ Eif,b The
rort states tht during the past yea 4SO widows aud
295 children have received aid from the Society. The
expenses for the same time have amounted to $6,5bl,
leaving a smar balance due the treasurer. The lower
part of the city being mainly occupied for com
rnercal purposes, the operations ~ the Society
hereafter to be extended further Eerh. The limits for
the present Canal and Spruce streets the south,
end Tbirtiethe street on the north.
PLEASE SHOW YOUR NUMBERs.-The occupants of
dwellings up town surely can't be sensible of the very
great trouble stranger is put TO n finding certain
number in the evening, they would forthwith have
the figures painted on the window-glass their
door, Some Re out of regard for tie public
ience have aready done so, but the example has not
been generally followed 1t is pity there any
who should refuse doing much good at 80 little cost.
SUFFoCATEnro DEATH.-Thos. McNulty, laborer,
was sufocated yesterday at his residence in Foreth
street, Teath avenue while eating his dnner-a
piece Of meat having lodged in his thre.t An inquest
Till be held upon his body.
GoRED BY A BULL.-A woman named Margaret
Farley was gored by bull yesterday morning in
Forty -fourth street, Fifth avenue--the animal
having escaped from person who driving il, and
run madly through the streets. The woman was dan
geIeusly injured, ard the police conveyed her to the
New York Hospital.
BuaGLARY.-The boot and shoe store Of James
stratford, No. 565 Eighth avenue, was entered by
burglars Wednesday night, and robbed OF goods to
the value of $500. The rascas effected entrance
by cutting panel from the front door. This is the
third lime burglar. have operated upon this store during
the past gear. No trace has been obtained of the
goods or thieves.
A handsome photographic portrait of Schiller the
German Poet, has been issued by Mr.. Kleefseh Of
Grand street.
SUSPICION OF GRAND LARcESY-Mary Moore, a
seamftress in the employ of Mrs. Susan Halsey,
siding at No. &c Walker street. yesterday arrested
on suspicion of having stolen $780, the property of her
employer The accused was discovered overhaulins a
bureau drawer in which the money deposited, and
hence the suspicion of her having stolen it. She
held by Justice Connolly for examination.
ROBBED IN A DAYcE.HoUsE.-James Simpson of
Springfield Mass, robbed on Wednesday night at
a dance-house in Cherry street of gold watch and
$25. He had been drinking rather freely, and in his
peregrinaticns came dance-house, which he
entered, and soon found himself in the embraces of
couple of girls named Mary Maher and Mary Reardy.
After dancing with these nymphs he missed his money
and watch, and accused them of having robbed him.
They denied the truth of the allegation, but he caused
their arrest and they were locked up by Justice Con-
molly for examination. The property has not been
recovered.
The BAKER TRIAL.-Judge Peabody, recently ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy the Supreme Court
bench of this city will preside it is rumored, at the
trial of Lewis Baker, charged with the homicide Of
William Poole, on Monday next, at Newburgh Orange