New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17
CITY IJELIg.

SPrf,c WyATHER.-Tbe wss,her .or The last fsr
Is,s bss been suoc - we were so1usin.ei with 10
oi ,ncs-ftfui a. ApnI. Bright snt Gear perhaps
at Leiiime, ye< yor sTe awakened in the night With
p.terng rsin upon the root. or hoslnc storm bang
n the shutters When you get up, tie srn s risiug
e. bright and clesI Is though i: did not come from
dripping bed. 10 you 20 cut merry g. the morning,
cs,e'es. Of oVercost umbrella only to nd that you
ne both before rCon but at night the sun hes away
70 his Western home az bnsht as when you saw his
face in the morning. SCch Is our April a.her-geniA
a. Sorsg and most lovely f,r the farmer soe garden
ers wiz sre preparing their early crops for this market
One. r-i.ipg frum Vienna, Warren County, New-iork
April IL, says:
e Antr a long spel OF dry weather wa are now
having ra.n-soft mid and warm. Ii commenced
yes.efdsy morning. and the Winter grains and grasses
are growing finely. We are about through with our
oat sowing in this lection, and quite breadth hiss
b4.u sown. Land has been in better order for the
tlor at this season than have ever known before
Thsre vii be quite large spread Of ground put into
com this season. Our farmers are running rather
more 10 dsrying and stock than formerly and depend
M upon Winter grain 1t viii be but few yea-s
ere Warren County batter wll rank 81 high with you
az Goshen does now.
We pray that time may coon and the butter in
sufficient quantity to supply the demand at more mode
rste figures than have now to pay for sort Of cross
sweet Spring butter'-which is only properly
called because made in sweet Spring weather.. selling
at retail at ,? cents pound And this, too while
upon every piopt prepared spot, the groeu grass
afford, u1unaLt pastursge.
Messrs. Mason and Theodore Thomas viii give their
sixth ard last classical matinee this afternoon at
O'Clock. at SpDeler Institute, Union square. Among
the rces TO be played are quartets by Beethoven and
sebumap. piano solos by Handel and Mendelssohn,
ard a violin soo by Bash These elegant entertain
mepts merit the attention Of all lovers OF musc.
AC,nIN{ on MUsIC.-Musard ards sixth concert takes
Mace this evening. Meyerbeers Faksltsnz,' the
. Oberon overture and the overture to =" William
Tel" will be play ed under Mr.. Anchuz's direction
WAI.CE'S THTATTR-SPRIHG AhD ACloNN.-A
charming bright little comedy, calling forth the best
Qualities of the famous actors of this establishment was
III meusely appauded on its representation Inc plots
married to woman older than himself and
the alton to her Of bis debts which she has to
nav. is very laughabe both characters well done by
Mr.. Lester and Mrs. Vernon. military widow, by
Mrs. Hoey, was also attractive, and MIR. Bake g.
an Old SLOW coach, Sir Simon Slack, was characefis
tic and admirable. The pretty Mrs. Allen, too looked
her prettiest Tie play was success.
Ms s. M. Powell desires to acknowledge the re-
cep Of SCI from four persons as contributions for tue
| relief Of the poor spoken Of in her letter to The
TnIBUnE.
Tho Special Committee on the charges against Mr..
D.,lin looked over the testimony yesterday, and VIII
| meet sg ain to-day at II O'Clock.
The attention OF fishermen sdirectedt to an advertise
nett from the Pilot Commissioners in relation to shad
| poes.
| ByoG,Rs.-Ceneral Superintendent Talmadge has
prepared communication to the Police Board, making
some suggestions relative TO clearing the beggss ont
Of the streets giving work to ali that are able and VIII
10 take it and sending the rect to the Islands lie
propose to capture all male beggss, take them to the
Station House. and require them to hoes or brooms
in tie public streets under the direction of the conrac-
tor for street clearing paying for their services ch
reasonable sum they would be fairly entitled to. Ii
spy one refuses to work he may be taken before a
mse ,rate ard committed as vsgrant to ths Isnlten-
tary or Woik -House. The Superintendent suggests
that female merdcats shall be arrested and offered
chance 70 work at the Houses OF Mercy or the
| Homes for the FIendless" with the directors OF
| which arrangements csn be made for their reception
and em muloyment If they decline the opportunity to
ea-n their living honestly in that way, then they msy
b. n, to the Work House appropriated for them as
| yagrants. The General Superintendent would have
juvenile be ysals arrestd and detained at the station
houses long enough for their parents to call for lost
children when, if their parents do 70, they may De ID
formed that the child is again arrested for similar
violation Of law il will be sent TO the House OF Refuge
Street beggsrs are nuisance and now tha,the Winter
is past ana the times improving there y no reason
Why tie laws against them should not be enforced II
Ihoee who can work refuse to accept the very hoeral
Alternative above presented. TIE General Superineen'
dent has consulted with the managers OF several chaE
table institutions for females and they express their
Willingness 10 cooperate in the PLAN aud all the oene
violent organizations Of similar character in
ard Brookly will doubtless aid in the tuTtherance OF
| this object.
| CAAPHI>E AocIDTNI.-On Thursdayn glt, ltosanna
IIeidrg, German girl, while filling lighted lamp at
No. 81 Goerck street. accidentally set fire to the hnd
The burning material fell upon her clothes, and IN an
instant che was enve,oped in flames In this condition
sLe ran into the street, when gentleman, VINO was
2 threw his overcoat about her, and extngulsh-
II n Iatd