New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
NJ. stfskosch- opera company open thL- evening at
Buton's Thester. The new Prma Donna Maisme
Colson, appearing Marie, in the Daughter Of the
Regiment"
THE THTATFRs.-Last evening beautiful
for the theaer goer- and they took such afvsnt-
age Of il that nearly every heater in town filled
full. a, BrtOn's only there not much Of a crowd
last night being the single Intervening between
two star engagemeuts-aEd such an occasion no
reasonable manager could expect a crowd. AT Laura
keene-, the house was as full ~ II would hold--the
attractions being the play of The School for Scan
dal," gwen with cast that has seldom been eqnaiei
in this or any other city. The comedy S be repeated
this evening.
At Niblos Jessie Brown proved a. attractive a.
ever. The audience was Of the largest in tho city,
and ore Of the best satisfied
At WallaCk's, the house good, and the various
Minstrel Halls were crowded.
The BoweTy had fine hou.e-it being the fr.t
night Of the engagement of Mr. J. IL. Allen.
At the National large audience was also in at-
tendance.
LOOK OFT ToE C0UsTERFErTs.-Otiicer Feteman
Of the Fourth Ward, last evening. arrested young
man. who gave his name Christopher Martin,
charge of having attempted pass counterfeit =
bill on the Farmers Bank Of Pittsburgh at the store
of H,man Brothers, Chatham square, knowing the
same 10 be worthless. The accused fra. called at the
store Of Mr.. Louis Sink, No. l0 Chatham street and
purchased some articles and rendered the bill in pay
mcnt. He was then told that the bill bad He
however went thence direct TO the store of 1lyman
Brothers and endeavored to pass the same bill. when
q
watching bis operations, took him into custody and
locked him mp in the Station-H House to await
animation.
Another counterfeit OF the denomination of e. pur
porting to be an issue of the Manufacturers Bank Of
Ehzabchport, n. j.. made IL appearance last night
The fact was Immediately communicated to every
police station in the city, with view Of detecting
some of the parties engaged in passing it off among
our trades people.
TROUBLE AMONG THE SPIRITUALI.Ts.-A good deal
Of feeling exists at the present time among the
Spruslists Of this city and vicinity, growing out Of
the separation th.t has taken place between Mrs.
Cora l.. v Hatch the celebrated trance medium and
her husband. Domestic difficulties have been the cause
Of the separation, and though We are not Informed *
the full facts II il alleged that the cruelty of her hrs
band has compelled Mrs. Hatch to seek the protection
of friends. The sympathy of the Sprituali-s seem to
be with the lady FAR ~ learn. II was an
nouuced that on Sunday Mr.. Hatch would speak at
2 o'clock in Clinton Hall, Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
At the hour appointed the Hall was crowded, when
letter was rad from Mrs. Hatch, stating that her hhs-
band had made threats to prevent her from speaking,
should she attempt it. and TO force, If necessary to
accomplish his purpose.
In view Of these facts, Mr.. Hatch asked TO be ex
cused for not fulfilling the appointment. In her all
sence, Mrs. Coles aud Mrs. French, two trance me
dums Of this city, entertained the audience with dis
courses,
Mrs. Hatch i, the fourth wife oi her husband, aud
there is great disparity between their ages he being
over forty, and the lady less tbantwcnty.
The Power OF NuNBERs.-We published ycser
day few hundreds of the many thousand names
pettionng for the repeal of the oppressive ordinance
stopping the locomotives the Harlem Railroad at
the upper end OF the Murray Hill Tnnnel Upon
aiming the other side of the question: We find that
only torfy-tour persons asked for the passage OF the
ordinance. Ought this handful of property owners TO
put fortyfour Thousand citizens, equal in character
and having the same interests, to Inconvenience and
Danger merely because locomotives smoke
We have copy of a lthograph OF all the Bishops
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, since the
separation in 1914. The lkenessess of the six living
Bishops were all taken last May at Nashville.
ScoTr LIFE CrtRD.-rilis corps will to-day ceie-
bIse the Eleventh Anniversary Of the Surrender OF
the CITY Of Mexico 10 the American Army and
parade and other ceremonies viii take place. Ranks
will lie formed at the Armory at y O'Clock p. III. pre-
ciselv The Guard will visit the Palace Gardens in the
evening, BY invitation where they viii psrtake OF
collation. snd witness the entertainments.
SMoK..-Rding uptown the other night we found
in the stage man putting an exceedingly vle-havored
cigar filing the stage and offending every sense Of
propliety Yet th. disgusting fellow was one OF tho
poi.iest OF those who have driven the Harlem ocomo-
tves up to Folty-sccond street, because the smoke
that comes up from the tunnel onendS his dclics,e
senses.
The mex rtxalss meeting nj the Board OF Polio"
Commissioners viii le held tomorrow "Wednesday a,
Up. H.
The TRIAL OF TALLMADGE. The cas, oi >uporu-
,endeut Tallmadgc clme before the Board of Police
Commissioners yesterday. No testimony was taken,
the testimony taken Friday being deemed sufficient
to found iorms charges upon. The following re~olr
tion passed;
Re.ols-S Tha he President u his Board BE- and lie hsfs
bvd,ct.d charge sud specifications IN the matter
q complaint against T. A. T.usdse General S-p-rr.eni
n, Poice tried before the Bsl
Mondsy next; The errh OF September, 1888, st , r.