New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

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| in Western Pennsy lvania very hattering.
| WEs1ERS Nkw-YoRK The wheat midge is CON-
| hitting serious depredations in the GeResee Valley.
II is calculated that the crop w,ll be reduced
| fourth
cry ITEMS.
The OPERA 1t is understood that Max Ma.e,z X
has leased the Academy of Music for three years, ut
az s22 900 per year. and il about engaging cone cthe
| first talen. in Europe for the coming season.
/ FRENCH THyATRIcALs--A company OK Ffen;h
comedians were announced to open Buckeyes Hall on
Mo, day evening, for the purpose Of giving dcamti;
rel At the appointed our ioe aads1ce
assembled but the gas ob-tinately rsf1sei To b1-n
and it became necessary 70 postpone the eneftac-
nent.
The proceedings Of the Board of Supervisors, az
will be by the report, again last evening Of
very spirited characer but business OF import
transacted except the passage o. the bills OF
M.Spedon & Baker, and the Sheriff. The Recorder
gave vent to some of his partisan feeling against the
City Judge.
The Board of Alderman, last night, passed on
large number reports for repairing streets and other
papers If minor importance.
NEW PAPER.-There is report that tho friends of
Mr. Buchanan will Immediately commence ~ tins city
daily perny paper, backed bye large eap't.i-'hd
| to be 100000.
PoLIrIcAL-The North American National Exsc-
| utve Committee have engaged suite CT rooms ID
the building formerly the American Hotel or Broad
wsy.
| Gen. JAMES w. NYE, j. c. UNDERWOOD o! Va,
JAMES A. BRIGGS of Ohio, and w. A. HOWARD o.
California will speak this evening at the meeting OF
the Central Fremont aud Dayton Club, at Academy
Hall, No. G63 Broadway (srge room back) Seats tor
| l,5Co.
TWENTIETH WARD REPUBLICAN CLuB.-lhe Re-
pubIcans of the Twentieth Ward met last evening at
Continental Hail. corner Of Eighth avenue and Thirty
fourth street, to complete the organization OF their
| Club. Mr. j. S. Fountain occupied the CHAIR and
| 4. Alaire acted as Secretary The Special Commit
tee appointed for the purpose submitted constitution
and by laws, which were adopted. The atsei dance
considering that it was business meeting, vas large
and indicated that Fremont will receive satisfactory
| support in that Ward.
| meeting held last evening a. No 3s2 FouFio
avenue, Mr.. w. II Woodman in the Chair. Reports
| from Committees on selection OF rom for meeting
and public demonstration, received and aiop,ed
| An Executive Committee consisting of three men,
beIs from each election district Of the Ward, ard
| FiDaI ce Committee of five We're appointed. Highly
Interesting and eloquent remark, were made by ex'
Alderman Mott, DIR. Snodgrass and others. Arrange
ments are about being made to hold ra;ihcati'n
| meeting in the Ward.
TwESrY-.EcoSD WARD The Republicans OF me
Twenty second Ward favorable to the election 0; fie
mort and Dayton are invited to unite in the ra.ini'
ton meeting this evening at National Hal, Forty
fourth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues. 1'
C. Underwood, lately e1iled from Virginia for eea'm
Of .peech, w. X S'ropg, Horace Greeley, LdsN
Ketchum, Judge Birdsal and others, will address 'n'
meeting.
| TWENTY THIRD STREET FERRY.-The COMMITTEE on
| Fenes Of the Board Ct Aldermen met yesterday 70
consider the report re-commtted to them, cnansos
the terminus Of the Twenty third street Ferry 10e
| COMMITTEE discussed che matter among themselves,