New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

o'clock p. IN.
John f. Capet was required to give bail to the
amount of $500 for his attendance hereafter.
CITY ITEMS.
THE BROADWAY VARIITIEs.-Tbe pleasing CON-
pany of children at this establishment resumed their
performances week since, and have been playing to
crowded audiences during the past week. The Juve-
niles have been refreshed by their sooun in the
try. and have returned to their Winters work. nvig
GRATED and nspirited They have as yet played only
some of their old pieces but the manager announces
several new plays in course Of active preparation.
NIBLos GARDES.-The new pantomime % Blanche,
cor the Rival Fairies with the Ballet Troupe and
Young Hengler will alternate with the German Opera
Company this week. Tonight Allessandro Stradella
under the direction Of Carl Bergman.
BuRTos's .--Miss Polly Marshall, from the English
theaers makes her first appearance before Ameri-
can audience this evening. She is described as being
a very pleasing actress and from newspaper
report the NewYorkers expect something of more than
average excellence. If she be We'll received in this
country as American actors have lately been in En-
gland her viii be something to be proud Of
WALLAcHs THrATrR.-The old favorlte, Mr. w.
r. Blake commences n short engagement this evening,
when he will appear as Sir Anthony Absolute in, The
Rivals
NArIoSAL.-Mr. Purdy is the first in the field with
his dramatization Of Mrs Stoves bred" 1t is to
be played this evening, with Little Cordela Howard
as "Tomth.' The cast also includes Mr. and Mrs.
g. C.. Howard the latter as Nina Gordon
MusEuM.-A new domestic drama is annouced, en-
titled Jessie, or the Wanderers Return, in which
Mr.. G. w. Clarke sustans the principal part. In the
curiosity department the management announces
"Dlllion Novelties" of which we have not time to
give an exact inventory.
THE VoTISG AT THE MrsEUM.-The result of the
voting by visitors at the Museum last week is stated to
be- Fillmore, 5,425; Fremont, 5,26l Buchanan, 2sl4.
There are, however several reasons for considering
this worthless as an indication of the popular feeling in
the city. The Fremont votes came in great measure
from strangers in town, shown by the differ
ences between day and evening. The FiImoreites
would have been considerably further ahead had the
voting been confined to citizens. Poor Mr. Buchanan
was numerically cut by the adies-not one in hum
bred of whom would touch his tickets. Between the
man that ran away with Jessie had very large
majority Of their suffrages
The call for meeting at Clinton Hall Astor-place)
on Saturday evening of delegates from the various
Republican Ward Associations to consider the ex-
pediency of n and effectua organization for
the distribution of documents collecting Of funds, get
ting up mass meetings and other objects in this cam
pagn, very generally responded to; and after a
very free discussion Of the subject the expediency Of
the movement was agreed to by large majority
DR.. Fisher being Chairman and Mr.. Nettleton Secre-
tary, on motion of Mr.. Young,sa Commute of Five
was appointed forthwith to report the proposed SUBJ
iects of the new organization, IFS title, ct al who,
having Withdrawn, in few moments returned with q
report that the same should be known as The Young
Mems Republican Committee Of the City Of New-fork;
that the same shall be composed of three Delegates
from each Ward to be chosen by the President of the
Association for their energy and devotion TO the Re-
publican cause that the main object Of the Com
mittee should be before stated, and to cooperate
generally with the various Republican bodies in the
city.
The report was unanimously adopted; and, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Nesbt, Committee Of five was appointed
to prepare bylaws and Constitution, to be reported
this evening at the same place at II O'Clock.
SHAMELESS GHouLs.-Lorenzo B. Shepard, Counsel
to the Corporation, died very suddenly on Friday
Before he was buried some Of the Sunday papers
putting candidates for his Office.
The Fremont and Dayton Club Of the Fourteenth
Ward, held large and enthusiastic meeting on Saur-
day evening, at their headquarters, No. 90 Grand
street. to hear the report of their Delegates to the
State Convention. The meeting addressed by s.
L. Macomber, and Mr. Vsnselow, President Of the
Fourteenth Ward German Club.
The Know Nothi,gs of the WITH Congressional Dis
trict have nominated w. +. Gould of the Sixth Ward,
for Congress.
Inthe Foty-ninth Council District Joseph B. Nones
and Caleb Mosher have the American nomination for
Cssncilmen.
In the Seventeenth Ward, Councilman j. W. T. Van
Ripper is the KnOw-Nothng candidate for Alderman.
Some independent Democratic nominations are an
nounced. For Assembly, Eighth District Samuel $.
Thorp, jr Counclmen, Tenth Ward-John Nugent,
Charles Leaycraf, Philip Mcmahon.
SAILING OF OCEAN SIEAsERs.-The steamer Full
ton Capt Walton, sailed Saturday, for Southamp-
ton and Havre with "a passengers and $isi ,So2 in
specie. Among her pssseugen was Mr.. Crawford, the
sculptor, who is on his way TO Rome. The steamer
Barcelona Capt. Lemare, also left for Havre, with -
passengers. The George Law called with mails and
passengers for Afpinwan.
CI1r MoRrALiTr.-The City Inspectors report Of
the mortality in the city during the past week shows
decrease of Is az compared with the week previous,
the total number Of dssths being 46l. Diseases incl