New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-15
CITY ITEMS.

Few PLAIN RULES FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF
THosE HAVE JUST TAKEN THEIR MONEY FROM
THE SAVINGS BANKS AND DO NOT KNOW HOW TO KEEP
iT.-Fira IL you are parent, and have son old
enough to appreciate "life' intrust your money to
him. His sense of fiia duty will render your dollars
safe. 1t msy be well enough, however, to caution
him not 10 be out late nights account Of the gar
rioters.
Second IL you have an Incorporate husband let
him know where you have hid your money. Such
confdng trust your part may touch his heart, and
keep him from spending his lown) small change for
rum.
Third: If you young, unmarried woman, and
have q lover put your money where your heart is
1t will prove a most touching forget-me not.
Fourth 1t has been suggested by one of our abe't
financial writer's that hay-lo s good pla,o to de-
posit money in, If frc-prOot. Some, the con rary
are in favor Of subteranean pla ,es-such as wells,
cisterns, &C. A sewer, or cessp )ol is full good;
inasmuch as the rats which infest such holes though
they will steal provisions were never known to steal
money.
Fifth: If you secrete your money in your umbrella,
Won will be cure never to forget il OF COURSE under
such circumstances you would never be called upon
to lend il.
S;stk. IL none OF the above. scrbed exc Silent
methods for the preservation of the funds which You
have rescued from the Savings iaks should suit you,
perhaps you will prefer to invest the amount in Mr..
Mcawber's Grand Enterprise for Bringing Forward
western Corn and Produce to Market"
BROADWAY THEATER The R,nzapi Ballet troupe
appeared last evening before sgood audience, in
new piece TIE Gamn of Paris" Whatever IA
votsble opinions we formed after first sight of this
company were redoubled last night. Nile Lamoureux
Is frst-clsss artist. She is on the plane with
Ellsler ess the psutonmic fsce-expression 10 which
the latter was without rival in the world. The
grace, seili y and large, dazzling style Of Mile
LamouTeux carried her audience with her. Tue
applause tumutuous aud often repeated.
The eauin boy done by Miss Emma Stantolini,
from the Grand Opera, Milan, was very interesting
psntomime. The four chief aduvants are good enough
for principals ordinary occasions. What may be
emphasized is the notable fact that of all the crowd OF
dancers every is young. The majority do not sp-
pear TO be over fifteen to eighteen years Of age and
whhl in al the ecstasy of the age of joy and laughter
The WI ole thing than ballet. It's like
some scoIes of pretty girls enjoying themselves and
permitting the public to look on.
We have ordinarily no liking for masculine dsncersi
but the chief enc Of this troupe, Baratt, does his
work in 60 fine and bold STYLE he is so young, too
that he seems not out Of place. He was fully appre-
cisted. Ror zani as usual, was excellent.
The new piece admits Of some good action; many solo
and corcered dancee, nee costumes, and the oustie
due such a multitude of performers. The principal
scenes are place near the Cathedral OF Nore Dame,
Paris; Versailles looking garden, and ball scene
The oosunes were good. The orchestra, under Mr.
Bersmsn, has much improved s0ce the d st night.
The suooe's Of the whole thing was complete.
CHoIcs PEARs.-Messrs ElwaDgsr s. Barry, Roch-
ester, N u, who are among cur most exten,iv and
successful Hcrieul,urists have sent US basket OF
Pesis Of their growing, which, though We cannot give
them special name, we are sufficiently skilled in
Pomoioey to pronounce delicious. They are such a.
our city is too poor to buy just now, but will every
whore meet a welcome.
Tx LovELErrERs.-Mr. Wetmors, the attorney
mentioned IN connection it'll the Glove letters yes-
terday Gays that he did not intend to read the letters
before the Court, but only an affidavit bearing upon
the matter. lie will appeal FROM the order req airing
him to deliver the letters up to tne Court,
vSTr OF A FIRE CohPASY.-Eogne Compssy No.
IL Of Albany are in this city Oh visit. They arrived
here On Tuesday night, accompanied by Hollis Brass
Band, sad are the guests Of Eogine Company No. "a
Of this city. They are stopping at Tsmmany Hall,
ard VII! return home on Friday.
George W. Matsel, late Chief of Police, and his late
clerk. VIM Msckellsr, have become editors and pro.
Pretors q The National Police Gazette, which they
Pom'se 70 make an enteSprsirg and upeEceptiocsble