New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

George Jr'uhn Hnfs'' hH''' 9t1ur Aleyne, hts. a.
Aeyie, Lhailes whealle,, Isaac c. Pray, and macy
! otter whose nsnes arr not at present In our pos.
nsfon.
THE SrssFR GARpEs-To night will be perfornad
q drnns pot before on the bills this season. Nlly
= the sd with the Milking Par with Miss Rob n.
,oo as he psuedo mlkmAd Mr.. Bourcc.ul, an
,ou,cfs The LIE Of an Actress for his beuef, to-
morrow evening. being positively the last tune th.t
lay will be performed before the close Of tue the ,ter
NipLo'. GARDEN Mr. Burton commeuces an en-
oegem.n Mt TO night at Niblos Garden having recov-
cred from The effects Of the accident which caused the
posiponement Of his appearance. He will Alternate
with the Raves each company playing three evenings
in TIE week; the lovers both Of the regular drains,
and those " ho are bet pleased with pantomme will
have an opportunity e graufy ing their peculiar .ss'ss
The company which is engaged to assist Mr.. Burtoa
in hi. repres nations unusually large and effective,
and he will appear not only in those farce parts in
which he is 20 inmitsbe, but number of elsb-
orate favorte dramatic compositions will be presented
To night the entertainment opens with Goldsmths
admired COMEDY, "Sbe Stoops t, Conquer with
Mr.. Burton as Tony Lumpkn, Mr.. W. Il. Crisp as
Young Maiowe our d.time favOrite, George Hol-
land. 81 Diggory; and Mrs C.. Howard late of the
Chambers street Theater, "a Miss Hardcastls "The
"Clocknakers Hat" concludes the performs snce
with MIR. Bradley ana Mr.. Setchell in the principal
parts.
THE BowERY THEATER 1t is gratifying TO an
poupce that manager Brougham's msnageri. attempt
on the east sde of town. has been thus far deservedy
successful. He has produced several novelties, some
0! them being dramstizations Of bis own which were
tive in construction and in the acting. He has also
performed his own burlesque, extravaganza historical
travtste, or whatever it may be termed, Po ca
boptss." which Great ID, at Wallscks last Winter,
such decided sensation. In place OF the rather
f ,kle and decidedly int icent Mss GeOrgina uodsOn,
Pccshontas is play with great deal of spirit, ami
nation and grace by Miss +. Denhsm. John Smith,
in which Charles Walcot was 80 eIqsisitely pompous
and so r6cuously grave il represented by Mr. James
Dunn variety of entertainments are announced
for this week.
NATIONAL THrATER Manager Purdy, who is so
nopular AZ the manager of the little National s to
have Grand double testimonial benefit on Weon- sdsy
next Fearing that bis multitude of friends will not be
able 70 be com oacted rto the house At any one tme
the benefit performances in the afternoon as well
NJ in the evening. Two complete entertainments will
he Given the exact nature Of which is not yet an
pourced Tonight dramsnzation Of the Lord d the
Isles. and Pongo, the Intelligent Appetite same ex
celent paptomme originally performed by the Ravel
Family at Niblos Garden.
CHRrsTY & WOODS MINsTRELs-Tbis estab lshed
"nstuon" Of the city is visible tonight for the last
time pior 10 depart in search OF climate not 20
intensely hot The Min-trels about making a
short v 10 some of the Western and Southern clties
ond will leave this half broed city to morrow To-
night George" does julius Qusckenbush IN MS
lsuphable dramatic celebration of The Happy Man
Success attend them in their pursuit OF the frSld
under difficulties
RE.DIsTRIcTIsc THE CnY.-The Special 'mmttNe
Of the Board Of Counclimen on Re dIsttctDs
tho City, Mr.. Clifton, Chairman, met on Satu'd"
afternoon, in the Council Chamber, City Hall. The
following are the boundaries Of the new Districts as
agreed upon bS the Committee:
The Frst Ward is made from two distric's iuto ono
district ibcUdiug the whole ward
The St coud aud Thud Wards are united int" on"
lie Fourth Ward is altered from three dis
tricts to two districts TIE new di0ldng line COM
mel cts at CabariDe street. on the northern oounc sly
of the ward at it, juBctiOn with Madison street eA-
tending dogn Madison street TO Roosevelt street,
thence running thropgh the Bowery exen.ion to PeaI
street and through Pearl street to Peek slp.
The Fifth Ward, formerly three clstrctt is ma'e
into two districts. TIE dividing line i5 Hudson
street. -.... :;
The Sixth Ward, also formerly three cistrictF, Ia
cbanred 10 two districts The dvdiug line cJm nences
at Chatham stie ell through Baxter Leohard ana
Centre streets to CTnal street. IL,
The S.y,ntb Wsid is divided as formerly into three
dti,ts but the boundaries bave been changed aS oi-
lows. the First District IL bounded by Goth lrne,
Division Pike and South streets; the Second District
ty Division MotgOu y, SOu'h aud plke streets the
1hGd DistIict by Montgomery, DIVISION Grand Ea''
and South streeis. -,
Tn, Eighth Wa,d remains as at present, with four
districts and the boundaries unchanged
The Ninth Ward is to be uuatered havipg now four
districts.
Tne Te1th Ward formerly with three distrcts Ia re-
duee6 TO two districts. Grand street Is the dividing
lipr o, tween tie new districts rs formed
The Eleventh WaId retail its present hve distflcts
and their present boundaries. "
The TweRh Ws,d previously one district, Is TO be
made into two cistricts, with Sixth avenue as the
boundary lire ~,
The Thirteenth Ward remsus as previously, with
thiee oirtricts and the various boundaries.
The Fourt, enth Ward, formerly three dstncts, -
reduced 10 two districts, BrOome street DEM Tue
diviorg Inc. . .,.,,o,,,
ihe rmer having three districts and the la1tef oui
districts. =.
The Seventeen nth Ward is unsered from five dis
trcts. ,.... :
The Eighteenth Ward formerly two districts. l.
divided into four districts bounded long tuJintli
by the East River, First, Third Fourth ana hign'D
aveTues. IT,.
The Nineteenth Ward s changed from one district
into two dis,ricts-Fihy. seventh street beng tne
dividing lire. ,.. :;
The Tgentie,h Ward, formerly three districts Is
changed TO four districts-the dvlding line oein5