New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

W. arc reouested to call attention TO the American
Musc Association third Concert Of the second season,
on Friday. tie 18th inst. Mrs. Leach, Mrs. X. S.
Jameson. Mr. Richard Hoffman, Mr.. W. A. King Mr..
A. Reif, IT,, and DR.. A. GuiImette are to sssis,
besde string quartetts party vocal quststte aud
full chorus, as usu. An anthem by Walter Kyne
Eleio on from a Mass by Mr.. K. + Halstead and
string quartette in ID mirror by G. Hommsnn, are the
main features Of the programme. The concert will be
at Dodworths.
BURToNs THEATER.-Mr. Burton reproduced, on
Monday evening, the "Winter's Tale" wh,h he
brought out with 20 much success at the Chambers
street Tbester Winter before last. 1t then crit
ci,ed at length and most favoraby in these columns,
ard the Of the pact nights only serves to
confirm the opinions expressed at that time. The cast
bas been altered, and in instances for the better
Messrs james Wsllsok, it,, Charles Fisher and Marx
Smith assuming the characters formerly played by
Mtssrs Perry, Leffingwell and Bradley.
At the present establishment Mr. Burton hiss much
finer opportunity 10 strengthen the general effect BY
fine scenic display, than in the smaller theater in
Cbsmbers street, and be has taken full advantage OF
this fact. Several Of the very fine,
and the slegorcal representation of the Course Of
Time and the Accent Of Pbpbus driving the Chariot
of the Sum- which at the opening of the fourth
sc! is particularly ffective and received with
round Of app The costumes all good, and the
whole mounting and getting up of the piece credtabe
to Mr.. Buttons acknowledged taste in Shakespeeh,n
matters.
The FARCE OF THE SNUFF BOX.-The Clerk OF the
Common Council, as directed by the Board of Alder
me H. wrote to Andrew Jackson r, some three weeks
ago, about that gold snuff box bequeathed by Gen.
Jackson to ii braves soldier &c, Of this State, aud
has not yet received few years ago this
gentleman was addressed the subject by au-
tborty of the Common Council, and failed to make
reply. There evidence extant going to show that
the communication was neverreceved by the nephew of
the Hero of New Orleans, and it is highly probable
that he will give satisfaction in this than in
the former instance. The probability is thstthe box
is not now in his possession.
The New. York Volunteers have not yet selected one
Of their number to be the recipient of this gift 10 &C
cordance with the recommendation Of the Aldermen,
and it is supposed will take formal action the
subject. psper, however ia said TO be in circua-
ton among the friends of General Burnett, naming
him suitable repository of the snuff box, simply
as representative of the corps. The annual election
of officers of the Association Of the Volunteers takes
place in a few weeks and suitable measures may be
adopted by them in case the box proves accessible.
ITALIANS IN THE CITY OF EEw-YoRK-The large |
number of Italians now employed in cleaning our
streets is doing much to redeem the character OF this
class Of our foreign population who have been gener
ally regarded untitled by disposition for any kind of
manual labor. Durog the pact year three companies
of political offenders who fer years had been uc Nce-
rated in the dungeons of Italy, have been exed to this
zEl Al IL, L
Association Of this city they have been sent to the
coal fields of Penns> lvania and Virginia where they
are now usefnlly employed A portion of the last con-
signment, recently arrived. have not proved equally
worthy of the hosptabe reception and the friendly aid
which have been extended to them. Some seven or
eight of them deserted their work. returned TO the city,
and ii is to be feared living in ideness and
grancy. "Too much work" Was their complaint to
the Italian Committee by whom they were first re-
ceved but this plea having been ascertaned to be
sroundless they were very properly refused further aid
and assured that if they were found begging in the
streets in New-Yoik they would be arrested as va
grants and sent back to their native country. 1t is
possible that some of them may be found among the
honorable band of their countymen at present SO use
fully employed in streets.
Application having recently been msde to the In
dustral Association by the Middlesex Brick Company
for large number of men to be employed in making
brick at the Companys Works at WyckOfsvile, New
Jersey, some Of these Italian Refugees have been
sent thither and are at work. and the project has
been conceived of forming there Italian Colony. A
farm Of some thirty acres, in the immediate neighbour
hood of the Brick Yard, admirably adopted for the
purpose of gardening may be purchased for something
Ike a. 600. The following plan has been drawn up
and submitted by the Secretary of the Association
Let Committee be appointed visit and examine the
proposed locality ascertain the Piice OF suitable tIsc OF land
and make estimate OF the probable amount OF csptA re-
H. Let an effort be made obtain the amount required In
Ill When the amount shall have been subscribed let there
be meeting the stockholders to elect Board of Directors
w. Let the tract be divided into lots the price Of
each lot being fixed and let four occupy one lot two work
labor in the Brick Yard scns to the supper.
until the raised on the land shall come in
" Let resident stakeholder be required ren-
qush bis share shares stock in favor OF the settlers when
time the payment at value OF such share with law
VI Let joint occupants of each 10. have such lot in foe
OF the price OF the lot together with the cost value OF
VII Let the occupant, required to pay the
terest Of debt the prsion year. and
fault let the Directors have the right TO loeclOse
VIII Let Directors make laws and regulations for the
government Of the Colony.
tx Let the Directors appoint suitable Agent insset the
settlers In the management OF their land disposal Of their crops
&c and 10 the laws of the Colony; said Agent
Al the request OF the joint occupants or majority
Of them lot Directors dissolve the partnership such terms
Whenever the settlers shall taken up all the shares
of stock discharged all Liabilities to the Directors then the
powers the Directors s1s cesse aud the 'sd
shall be Coons being eitffee and independent.
Erpsr Bo.Rp OF EDUCATION IN NEw-RocHELLE.
For the last four years there has been considerable
excitement and contention among the Inhabitants Of