New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-02


in passionate decsms'ion and appropriate action. Mr.
BrignoE Gang in an improved style and was encored.
We have heard Amodio to more advantage. His bari
tone in quality equal to any in Europe. The orches-
ira needed more viops. 1t would be vast improve.
ert except for orchesras of the largest class where
the brass instruments may bs doubled to substitute
Saxhorns for tlombones. The tones OF the latter are
100 harsh and baripg in the loud movements. Mr..
Maietzek ives the leader Tyariafa will be played to-
night.
A DRAMATIC FEsrnAL.-The complimentary bene-
fit to Mr.. c. w. Clarke comes of this afternoon and
evening at Niblos In the bill We notice Messrs Wal
cot, Blake, Lester, Hosnd Conway, Chippendale,
George Simpson, Sig. CASTER, Briggs, Chapman, e.
Hale, Mrs. Vernon, Mrs. Maeder, Mary Cannon, Mrs.
Allen, Mrs. SOtherD, Sara Stevens, Hattie Andem,
Suian Denim, Polly Marshall and an assortment OF
Ethiopian deneators includog Dan Bryant G. White,
Fox. Brewer, Budworth, Vaughn and Others. 1t is
rare BILL and must draw fall houses.
THE SEAT OF WAR.-Nothng Of particular import
ance developed itself yesterday in reference to the
Crystal Palace.
The city authorities were busy during the day in
taking an inventory, and reducing to possession the
scattered remnants of the Great Exhibition of 1888
We Learn that personal property valued at One
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS has been contiscaed
by the City; and suppose our public squares Will
soon be adorned by the works OF art which the con-
dirg exhibitors ntrusted to the of the Receiver
Whether this demonstration will reflect credit upon the
CITY authorities either at home abroad remains to
be seen. We have a statute against grand larceny,
but we have never heard that the Legislature, in
enacting law to punish the volators of the seventh
commandment, ever went beyond that point. The
crime of greatgreat-great grand-larceny has never
been defined in code OF penal laws. Perhaps the
magnitude of the offense could be comprehended
by the Legislature, for want of papabe and garing
case. practical illustration can now be cited, and
precedent having been established, additional egisla-
ton seems to be necessary But this cannot be done
until next Winter.
In the mean time, who suffers? The Receiver Of
the Crys sta Palace takes the matter in good part and
seems to erjoy the fun. We are Informed that re has
been batting this very trap for the last month"; add was
about giving up the matt in despair, when all OF
sudden the trap sprung, and 10 the Mayor and Con-
trcler were caught. One thing certain the shell Oh
the Crystal Palace has turned out to be full OF meat In
the wsy of litigation; and it is grave question
whether new issue of city bonds will not become
necessary to satisfy the Receivers claim upon the City
Treasury.
We Learn that at l2 o'clock noon yesterday the City
had taken in twenty Strangers at % cents each
Total, s. 25. Thus far the shotc business under the
management of the City looks well.
WHAT We EAr.-Mr. Lawrence Il. Wlseburp, one
of the Inspectors Of Meats OF the City Inspector De-
partment has seized and sent to the ofal dock, from
Oct. q to May 81 as unfit for food, the following
From Washington Market 80 quarters veal COM
monty called bob veal e., weighing less than Ia 10
per quarter as whole with the hide on lu quarters
diseased beef 80 quarters diseased mutton and dS
eaied hogs from Fulton Market IS quarters bob veai
from Csthsrine Market, % quarters bob VEAL from
Clinton Market quarters veal; lot of spoiled mans
frem Tenth avenue; from Erie Railroad Depot -
quarters veal and "a quarters of beef injured by coI
sion on railroad mot diseased but 80 badly bruised as
to be unfit for foo from slaughter-house in stanton
street. 81 quarters of veal and four qutes OF diseased
beef. This is only fraction OF what is seized II IS
merely opa mana work The number OF animals
smohered in transitu to this city is enormous; ana
notwithstanding the vigilance of the attaches Of the
City Inspectors Department many are no DOUBT con-
verted into food, in the shape Of saussges, &c we
have known thirteen head Of swine seized Oh one
freight Isin as smothered, and while men "e'e ~ -'
car with knives in the act of cutting their ad
who only desi.ted from the act when the Objects
showed their badges. What Protecuon nave ouf
neighboIs OF Jersey from being poisoned WIN un~no'e
some, smohered meat arriving by way OF Tue new
York ard Erie Road and who knows no" mucn Of L
reaches New.Yolkl
New STEAMBOAT RoUrr-Tbe steamer Island CHy
formerly of the Flushing Railroad snd Steamboat route
after receiving new boiler and being newly furnished
end repain;ed throughout Monday last made INA
trip to New.Rochelle and Mansroneck, prepsfatoy'o
taking her place Cd that route for which enc has oeoo
purchased TIE residents Of Mslnaroreck ard Uo'ni'y
having never etoyed the FACILITIES OF ssesm'cs. cOc''