New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-25
CITY ITEMS.

| CITY ITEMS.
| EiBIo's >GahDrs Las evening w,s p-rf rn d :
| p.s b-i.t Invented -rrsof.d by NJ. psl BiI>nt
az cslieo 'G.nevi-ve or the Symo .m ori-' The
| cos OF the pantomm~ pnftou { tns pi-ce n,
te tia, -eeo Hakins ing I'd, Prevents mi;
III b. du.. by Appearing oppotnn.y up'n tn- sp,t IN
Der night dress. Upon seeing her. he p,res
,er urc e.ch other and, forgetting their par:isty
chos a. partners for dance It ia al of course mere
vehicle FIR the Introduction Of neg eanc-s con. If
which ale ulique aud very pr-tty sud seem to ,ho~
off the sarafory power of Me-dames Mocp ,isir sud
Ina Wudel to excellent advantage. Ts-a'gnt zoe
grad spectacle of " E ueruiis, the Hu7chback of
No.rr Dame" is 70 he evived. nth Jerome Raw,
Leon E.prozs, ard Madame Mo,p .isr in the lesdiog
pars
TAYLoR's SALoos.-This gorgeous psls,s OF the
prurands which has been undergoing the process of
rec. corston and r, guiding xss Monday for the '
time 10 al rs rewness Of spend"r, thrown op-n 10 th-
10, pe,tion of the public The Improvement is gresr,
and the effect of the ornamentston is gorgeous rh-
mirrors ard elegantly elaborated coldmus of cdms
ard gold lend an air Of hxnrous euchsnaent To 'he
rlsoe that can hardly be described The artists have
made q greater display Of co than 10 the original
ornamentation which is a material improvement.
TR.pg SALE-The sixty fifth New York Trade Sale
is announced by Bangs, Brother & Co., to commence
on Tuesday March 81, at their auctourooms in Park
row. An org the publications which sill tosu he 'f-
fered for sae are large invoices fom j ) R'di-t,
Covpertbwate & Co.. Harpef & Brothers, G. Fran
| els l. Co, Parry & McMilsn lios, Samp'on &
Co.. Blanchard & Lea, Il G. Baird. W. p Hszard,
and other eminent publishing houses in NeT'York,
Philadelphia and ell ewhere.
ECLIPSE OF THE SUS.-rhere will he total &c ipse
of the sun to day bat it will not be vrbe in this part
of the world The ipse or shadow Negins IN NeT
South Wales passes the Pacific Oceao, aud ends
in Texas. In this longitude the contact will not occur
until after sunset.
There are no ecpses of the moon this year and but
one more of the sum- and that is visible only In tue
Eastern Hemisphere.
We are assured that the man in the butcher-csr
referred 10 in yesterday TRIBUNE was not one OF No.
81 z, CINE CoDp,nys members, neither did they KIN"
who be was; also that No Al has been running IN the
| Seventh District ever since her reorg .nization.
School No. 46. at Csrmsnsvile, John T Graft Primo
pal of the Boys Department, ana Miss Matilda NJ
Loudon Principal of the Girls Department was ex-
amined by the City Superintendent on FRIDAY last
Every pupil was brought to the stand and the exam
nation extended over the entire o. study taught
in the school, The grade of scholarship was found TO
be CENTRALLY higher than at the previous examinations
The good order and condition of the pupils and class
| rooms were noticeable.
The Senior Department of No. AZ Girls Ssh ,o on
| Twelfth street, Broadway nthe Fifteenth Ward,
was examined on Monday. The classes in Geo netry
aDe Latin pronounced to be superior to any in the
schools of the city, Miss NJ. Holman has charge Of
| the Department of Mathematics, Miss Mary A. Ram
sey teaches the class Latin and is Of the most
efficient cbers in the service of the Board OF Educs.
ton Misc Swift has charge Of the Introductory De-
| pnimeDt, and Mrs Lima Acber Of che instruction 10
the French language. The music under the instruction
and dire c,ion of Mr.. Bristow the best we have
VT listened to on such occasion A large number
OF compositions read by the girls in style that
ELECTED VAIN commendation. Tue Drawing Depart
| ment MADE very creotable display. The specimens
| of pepmanship were numerous and very tasteful A
crowd of visitors present and took deep interest
| in the exercises. Mics Wadleigh the Principal has
been very successful thus far in the organlz ,ion of
this .chosl, which now begins to show some Of the
good results that would accrue from the esabl hnent
| Of a Free Academy for Girls, for which TINS noble
building is well adapted.
| Examination Of the Daily Normal Schooi.-Tne
first attempt to Introduce systematic course Of iu.
srucicn in profession al teaching has lately been made
| in the Daily Normal School by Prot. ID. Fl. Citsn-
den, under the sanction of the Normal School Com
ntfe The exam nation 0f the oupils at the close of
the course took place before the Committee yes'er-
day. end resulted very successfully. The question Of
the adoption of this branch of instruction, as dis
nctve feature in the regular course Of studies in the
Normal Schools and the Free Academy is under con-
sderation, snd will be brought before the Board
| Of Education for ito action.
The mud yesterday morning was unusually thick.
scmewbst and by mid afternoon it was possible TO 60
abroad without hfe.preserver.
The Public Administrator will sell DR.. Burde's per
sonal property at No 81 Bond street, Monday next,
at auction 1t includes the furniture Of the first and
second stories as well a. Dr. Burdes dentistry inra-
ments, valued at upwsrd of $500. 1t is understood
that the Cunninghsms will continue to occupy the other
parts of the house till the lot Of May wheu Mrs. Gun
uipghams lease expires.
| The BoKIR ROAAScE.-Last evening young Dean
called for his wife at the residence Of her father No
135 West Twenty eccond street. and thence conducted
her to house in Hudson street, where he hiss al
ready engaged apartments, to be occupied while they
remain in the city, He has bad numerous offers Of
assistance from friends, and even from total Strangers
l ted in ,hshI he