New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-04

ahead through u 9 darkness, bat another halt hear
elsoeed before We saw houses On BETH sides Of "a.
There Wa street, ct LEST, then large manson
(.he Governors house We suppose). md 10 Our
great joy the skj1sbo~ds turned into the court yard
Of an Inn Here we are now, housed in the capital OF
Pnea Lsppmmb somewhere about the 65,h degree
Of north latitude. 1. il but journey Of three days
hence 10 Tonnes, at the head of the Bo.hnian sf,
whence shaH next write. BIT
CITY ITEMS.
OLE BULL was warmly greeted by l.rgs and in
4l.cfua audience at his Concert last evening. and
plsyed with all his worted ire snd genius, though
evidently weak not eth sa, ring from his recent i'll
ness He gives Concert this evening 10 Brook IN
probably the last he will ever give in thai city. This
ought to ensure large concourse.
PRESENTATION TO An ALDaRxAS.-A lumber Of
the re,idents Lexington avenue" few days ago,
presented Alderman Wilson OF the First Ward with
silver salv.r and pitcher as token Of their respect
for the faithful manner in which he discharged his
duty in opposing the establishment Of stage route
through Lexington avenue. Toe sayer bears the fol-
having interruption the quotation being frsm letter
written by the Alderman, some tine ago, in ans yer to
an epi,te from the uptown residents the names Of
whom We could not ascertsib) thsnkicg him for his
,.Ivces in the matter:
"Idid but mp duty and fulfilled ~ taa 70 ne people,
bs'iag NY 0ah Of efes doore al. e0"''d''sf"""
WILLIAM WILSON.
From bis Fellow.cis Of the Eish'eenh WTd. Rest
md .oD @ . S .ad
q &, P,,. q w ~ Of n. City Of
soIRrE MUSICALE AT RUTGERS FEMALE Is'rI
1rrr.-The music pupils at this Destitute entertained
their friends to . corcert in the large hall Of the ns
tuition last evening. The exercises were conducted oy
Mr. s. Lsssr and consisted Of solos, duets, tros and
cboruses among which were the following selections:
on Pray for Thee" from Lucia di Lammermoor;
30, Whisper" from the Crown Diamonds; AMI
Farewell, Dear Companions" from Norms. The
singing was tasteful and the effort on the part of Mr.
Lasar and bis pupils gratifying success. The hall
was packed in every corner.
NICARAGUA ATTAn:.-Msjor Torey late Of Walk
er's army. who left toe steamer Texas at Key West,
in The course of conversation with one Of the pas
serees, while On their trip from Aspinwa stated that
be took out to Nicaragua 81 recruits aad with the ex
cepti.n of his own con and captain, all Of his com-
mapd had been either killed in battle to their
deaths by sickness.
SURPRISE PARTY The Rev. Or. Foster OF the
Trinit, NJ E. Church. in Thirty-four.h street, was
yis.d on Tbursdsy evening by neatly two hui dred OF
bis friends from the several churches TO which be had
been connected for the last six eeyen years. Tne
visit wa .urprise was also the purse of gold con.
tanning a. O0O which was pr. scented to him during the
evening in very neat speech by Or. Purdy to which
the Rev Doctor made q suitable rsply finding Ian.
pusge inadequate to give embodimentto the feelings OF
surpr&e ard delight which This unexpected Kindness
avoke in his heart. Short addresses we're made by
the Rev j. p. Peck, Mr. Edward s. Disoswsy and
John W Oliver. Mr.. Foster withdraws from the Min
istry in the course Of two months to take the Pres-
depcy of College at the West. The Pastor and his
family cary with them into the new field 10 which he
|, called the best wishes Of hundreds Of his parshon
err IN this cit, and Brooklyn, whese his lsbors hav
been abundanty blessed.
CoMsIssosERs OF PoLIcE.-The Commissioners
Of Police met yesterday afternoon in the Mayors
Office for the trial of Policemen charged with violation
Of the rules and regulations The folio wing cases were
called:
John w. Tinsdsle, Fifteenth Ward, was charged
With receiving into bis possession quantity OF silver
tesspoops at fire, corner Of Bleecker and Mercer
streets on tho 10th of February, which he hss not
since delivered into the possession Of the owner
Several witnesses, including Mr.. Bosch, the con.
plaipant, were examined in support of the charge,
-h;ob on roo ~as 6eniad nv Tipsd8e. DecislOn re-
served.
John n. Cornell Eleventh Ward charged with aid.
in the abe ucton Of Ms. Dean, for the purpose OF
keeping her from her lawful husband was next put on
trial. Afier the examination Of one ortvo Witnesses
the Commissioners decided TO dismiss the complaint, "
there was "hothiDg in it.
John EQan of the First Ward wa charged with dis
respectful apgusge to superior officer, which charge
seemed to be fully sustained by the evidence OF two
witnesses. Decision reserved.
IMPORTANT ARREST OF CoUErERFEiTERs Ia
Thursday evening a plan for flooding the CITY VITA
cou terf.it bank bills was carried int) effec', an
large number were passed in various sections OF the
civ. The bills are moetly counterfeis on the Union
Bark of New London, Conn., and are supposed 70 nave
been manufactured in Phae elphs and sent on TO this
city for circulation. Several persOls were arrested ior
pas.ing or Offering the bills, but Is .aef0
are many others not yet detected man named IN
GALLAGHER vas arrested at the store Of Chss. Hearne,
No 1874 Wsshpet street. where be offered one Oh the
counterfeits He was shown TO have oneieo INC S'u'
bill, few minutes before, at the store OF hen'y o,os
man, No. 7e5 same street, and Jusace "ood nun
for examination. BE is also charged with having
Of Har-