New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
CII Y ITEMS.
AcADEaY or MCsic.-SigIor Amodio, the eminent
baritone, will take bspst to.bigbt At ths Acsiemy.
the opera beipg the "Trovs.oie" bis best pslt. lie
hss many admirers and friends.

the opera beirg the "Trova.oie, bis best pslt. lie
hss many admirers and friends.
ACADEMY oy MUSIc-BEkEPIT OF MR. MOss-A
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL FESTIVAL The treasurer Of
Walack Thester will have testimonial benefit a.
the Academy CT Music on Tuesdsy-both an afternoon
and evening performance. The afternoon performance
will consist of comedy by tho full company of Nibos
Garden rendered by Mr. Jarrstt for the occasion, with
the sterpiecs of Jenny Lind in which Mas May
Shaw will act, and an Irish farcs by Mr.. Ryan and
Miss Kate Denim. la the evening, Miss Haron will
perform her great part of Medss, to he followed bya
concert, in which Signor Amodio and MISS Miner aud
other eminent artists will sing-to be followed bys
comedy in which Mr. Blake, Mr.. Brougham, Mr. Wal
cot and Mr.. Letter viii perform together, for tho first
time during two years. A grea. bill, this.
The MUSICAL FEsTvAL-JoSEs's WoODs.-The
Committee of Arrangements beg to announce that car
rages can enter the gate 10 Seventy street.
foot passengers at Ssventieh street. There will be
400 SINCERE and upward of 300 nstrumenalsts play
ing in the Woods There will be in addition full 800
more nstrumentalists in the street bands The pro-
cession leaves the headquarters, Hester street, at 81
O'Clock a. m, goes down the Bowery past the City
Hall; then up Broadway to Grand street thence
through Grand street to East River where steamboats,
will be waiting.
Park Benjamin is to deliver poem at the anniver-
cary Of the Eaceian Society Of the University Of the
City of Nsw-York, which is to bs held this evening.
The Rev. II. S. Carpenter is the orator.
THE REMOVAL or TIM REaAiss PREsIDENr
MosRoE-It was expected Oh Saturday that the Com
mttee Of Conference from Richmond would arrive in
town during the day, to make arrangements with the
~ ~, Of -KnvEh hav
inc in charge the removal Of the remains Of President
Monroe The evening previous, however, the follow
ing dispatch was received by the Corresponding Secre-
ta1y of tie Common Council Committee from that of
Richmond
RIcMaoND, June 25-i p. NJ.
SIR: Circumstances hitherto unforeseen render It
impossible or to cay at what time We may be able
To arrive in New York. WILLIAM hiUMFoRD.
To RICHARD SCoTI, Corresponding Secretary oi the
Eew.Iork Committee
The Committee Of Virgnisns in New York, however,
were on the watch for their arrival throughout tho
whole Of Saturday. They did not come, however, du-
ring the day and therefore thsy held meeting in the
METROPOLITAN Hotel in the evening" not knowing but
they might arrive by the 81 o'clock train from Phiia-
delpha. They continued waiting till ii O'clock and
the came to the conclusion that it was needless 10
wait any longer as there wAs no intelligence OF their
arrival up to that hour.
The Ssyspth Regiment have chartered the steamer
Ericsson TO convey them to Richmond at a cost of
somethirg like s5 O00 1t is not likely that this vessel
will convey the remains of the President, however In
whatever boat it is, file Of men will be detailed fem
tho regiment as guard of homo. to the remains along
the route. Lieut.. Col. Leferts informs US that his
regiment will turn out upward Of 600 men on the oeca'
sion and that the cos. of the trip viii be near s5 600
altogether, for tho corps intend visiting Baltimore aud
como other places before they return.
A magnificent Garden is to be opered to the public
to-day, on Fourteenth street, Sixth avenus, ON
what is known the Tonnene estate, comprising some
twenty y-eight ots Of ground. This ancient DOMAIN Is
one of the mcst beautiful places for Summer arden
to be found on Manhattan Island. l. is just what IL
wanted in that part of the city, and the pabc will, no
doubt duly appreciate the enterprise OF Messrs. DE
Forrest and Tsdale, the p,oprietors.
BY reference 10 our advertising columns, il will be
seen that ths Hanover Fire Insurance Company in
sures at the reduced rates. and five per cent in
cash.
FIorKMEYr OF A MARRIED MAN WITH HIS SISTER
IyL.Aw.-About three weeks since, syouDg man named
Charles McC arty, who had for time cultivated an
intimacy with Lie wss sissr, named Margaret Cakes,
ard took rooms On Broad street. McCnty hsv'rs
obtained work, they changed their resdsnca to ouca
,tre.t. week sgo his wife arrived in search OF him.
and reported herself the Office Of the Csef OF Pohc'
OficeIs were put on the track, and on Friday the
Matte, were ares.sd AID acknowledged their guilt
They were locked no for examination.
pp,yyR yoR PAKpoy.-A petition was FORWARDED
,,c,n,v TO the Hon. T. II. Hicks, Governor OF Mary
,.na signed By Ia Ministers Of the Methods! Epseo
20, Church. Black Rivsr Conference asking tor the
,or and release of the Rev. Samuel Gteen, acoofed
ioc. preacher. who is now lying in the fenh,nt'af!
nrthst State under sentence Of ten years imP'i'oa
n,so,, for having in his possession copy OF eaeie
Toms Cabin.
p.ruyR UsLucKY.-The old sdsge, :" Troubles
..x.r ,yme srgly" seems to have oe7o pretty sei'
....;s.d IN the cae Of the stssnboa: lsland Ci'y
inc, her purchase for toe M.macpecA ana ne"
p,c, e,ls route On making hsr tris' mp 70 'nose
,.i.c., about a month sgv, her cfa b'uAe' "l"H
caused forr ights delay il the commencement oi ns'
ul., t-;ns After rurting successfully On 'oe route
It.ls rsuesk, sbe we' caught IN 70" '''"'Vo
f menasy a... and RECEIVED scue tsnsSe "hi'o 'S'-
aj ~;,hd.swu iof 9 few dsl aece7-Hy II "'4-