New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-31

AID fashionable. and the applause frequent and pro-
rs4cfc.
Ac-eeably to a cal to the electors Of the Eighth
Ward opposed TO unconstitutional enactments, in
wiling them 20 attend a meeting at No. ~ Spring
street "o express thor opposition to several b-
"Lofore the state Legislature, relative to the Police,
"Cent-al Park &c, eome eighteen or twenty persons
assembled at tie place above mentioned a. o'clock
la.. evening These wee divided in little knots about
he room discussing matters snd things ia general.
One ma aid he was Cd d-D good Democrat
and had seen the time when the expression OF HE
views or D,moclac, had caused him ~ BE- put under
lock ard scv, with grim ailor locking at him.
"Tbose things are unconstitutional, and should be pat
"dosu.
TIE hour Of 9, O'Clock having arrived with
greater accession to she number Of "ol,ctors some
bod, moved that Mr.. Anthony take the chair which
was carried and James Davis wa appointed Secreta-
~. TIE cal Of the meeting Was then read ettcr
w.oA Mr.. Robert I. Wild whose name was attached
70 call az Secretary pro tenn, addressed tue meet
ING He said he had series 81 resolutions prepared
csi-g upon their Representatives in the Legislature 10
cppc 81 the enactment Of ,he bin, now before them in
-e.ard t. the Police and Central Park but he thought
Il woulG be better a. reserve then for presentation be
fore larger meeting.
Somebody called for the reading Of the resolutions,
upon which they were read
MI Wild then went on to say that the rr'oluons
might nsvt received more genaa! Endorsement by The
citizens Of the Ward were they aware of the move;
but the lash had not g,lied them yet they knew of
the bill before the Legs ature bat tnt behcvethey
wood pass TIE Republican party, ro8 that they
had the power would pass them. They would nict
cLastrsIren, upon III. TItre was large number OF
men greedy for spols ard thee bills If passed,
would rcrease he number of offices and increase the
taxos The Republicans had the thing all mapped
out He wanted t. know # the citizens OF NcT-lor
would allow these filings uudcrth,ir eyes. liz believed
the thug urcol stiutonal and wanted to know where
vas the man who didn't fee as he did. He couldn:
.ubmt 70 tyranny and the total deprivation of his
r'hts These bids, lie said, strike 81 the liberty of
She people. After severe iiIg at the Ropub. n
party and abHse Of in authority he concluded by
saving Z at the matter was most important one, and
al. party associations ought TO be kicked out Jap
plause
geut,emsn moved to lay the resolutions on the tabl
for tbe present The people not sensible Of their
rights us frec-born ci,eu They should look to Their
ior;lfcstior.
TIE resolutions were laid on The table and Com
mittte appointed 10 get up large meeting, after
which az adjournment was moved and carried
AsToR HoUsr CIVE.-The third annual ball Of the
Asior House Cluh-compo.ed If the officers and as
>iStaI- Il the Aston House-came of at Nib.Os on
THURSDAY night an1 WAS, in every respect. plesssot
ard agreeable affair. The company va very l4rge.
apd at one tine the saloon was 50 crowded that
dane .ng wa, almost LeI to impossible t. the music
C DodYorth's band dancing wss commenced AZ al
early hAr and kept Up, with but slight rtcrnission,
til the small hou-s & the night. Messr, James Tray
and Charles " AIDE, as floor managers, gave general
satisfaction The officer, Of the Cub are a. follows
Cornelius Barta, President Parker Jones Vice Prcsi-
dent Charles Mucrheao. Secretary; and James Castle.
Treasurer.
A pleasant TINt.-ieserdsy morning the pupils
Of The Sixteenth Ward Public school, 10 Seventeenth
street Gear F.ghth avenue bad pleasant surprise.
The Mise. Pyre of the Eaglsh Opera troupe accom-
psxied bv Mr.. John n. GenIn visited the various de-
ps-tmepts Of the school. aad spent several hours
among tie 100 or 500 scholars The children sere
examined in their seyeIs studesfot the grathcslon
Of the visitors, who in return kindly ssng Home
sweet home. Il dream that dwelt in marble halls
ans II know a bark, 70 the Intense delight o. me
Youngsters
EFFECT OF rHr LATh Nsws FROM NiCARASA.-
The ietter Of San Francisco correspondent pub
lshsd Yesterday, was not cply dsmper 90 tilou'er
SUI but WAS read with sstonshneht by c'tl-
yeus who have beeG avesse to Walkers movement
,r.o. th. 6rx Ass vbo keisved that much suferIsy