New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

was played the fist time this year, AID We hai cc
c,,iop 70 notice i. OF length. The artists a. very
busy with the Forthcoming Huguenct5. which Is Low
the mrsce .owniak.
TIE Anpua' BsI given b. DodwortL's BaI st Siblos
Saloon on ,nday night brillisn. affair Ani well
attended. Two bands wee II atteudence-oue for the
prforma2ce Of pror sri tie oherfo qusirles
polkas, an; oher darces.
BRoADwaY CIRoUs.-"A galaxy ii barebaoked
horses and desperate iiders FIVE turn, perform
ei last night The world does not show the equals Of
.hs utterly reckless school OF dashing round the ring
WLoso would practical Centsurs let him 60. Il is
superb IN its ichoOL
AccIDEsT TO THE RTy. DR.. De WIII.-On Monday
afternoon ss the Rev Dr. De Witt was getting into an
omnibus near the corner Of Fulton street in Broad
wa. he lost his footing and, coming in contact with
the pole Of another omribus received such injuries a.
are likely to confne lin to his house for time
At the time Of the accident he returning from the
daily noon pra yer meeting in William and Fulton streets.
Il stated at the meeting yesterday that the injury
wss not Of such serious character expected.
We hays seen the docume nts which show that the
American merchants of ShsDghae, China having sent
70 this country block OF marble for the Washington
Monument at Washington, the Collector Of New-York
axactei the payment Of sl5 duty its arrival at this
port A. the senders Of the stone had not anticipated
such charge they aad made noprovision to meet 1t,
AID the matter was referred 70 the Secretary Of tha
Treasury. M. Cobb refused TO remit the duty which
was accordingly paid by Messrs. Adams Co. The
refusal Of tie SECRETARY il complained CT as rather
,msl business.
GIRLS FOR IHI WEsT-Ancther cheerful party of
between sixty and seventy young women were sent of
yesterday by the Woman Protective Emigration So
cety, under the care of Mrs. Far1haun, the Core
spending Secretary. They were accompanied by MIR.
We're Foster who intends 20 continue his benevolent
iabors providing homes for others TO whom the So
cety's protection may be extended The contributions
of the benevolent urgently needed 70 repensh the
exhausted treasury and enable the coed work to be
continued.
SUNDAY LADcR.-TLe newspaper agents of this city
recently hsd meeting at which they mutually agreed
to abandon the sale of Sunday newspapers, in order
that t1eir employees and themselves might have Sun
day n or1ing and Sunday unimpared for purposes of
relaxation. The profits realized were not deemed Of
sufficient consideration to warrant the sacrifice required
by refining that par. of their business.
IsTFPFEpENCF WITH TIE HARBoR MAS1TRs.-
Thomas DOYLE formerly Dock Master in the Fourth
Ward under tie old police System, when auch officers
wers detae5 from the police forces BY the Captains,
was yesterday arrested ard taken before the Mayor,
chargei with violating the laws and Interfering with
the Harbor Masters by acting as Deck Master while
the duties Of that Office under the new laws deyove
upon me Hsrbor Master Mr. Wills Pa;tcn, one OF
he IIarbo Masters, had made the complaint He had
given permission to tie master OF the ship Aranngo to
take q berth nj the end Of pier Ne. 80 East River
Shortly afterward Doyle came along ana ordered the
ship away, threatening that if any shp-master cis-
obeye3 his orders he, Dock Master, would fine him
s2. Doyle tried to excuse hmself by sayirg that he
had never been legally removed frcm The Police De.
parment eni consequently held over as Dock Master
He however promised 70 interfere no further with the
Harbo- Masters AMI the Mayor on this pledge let him
off,
ELEc1Io, or VILLAGE OFFICERS N NEW
RocHELLK-An election wa, Leld yesterday at New
Rochelle for village officers The contest was spirited,
although Dot quite so many votes were cast as on the
previous election tresulted in the choice Of the fol-
lowing named gentlemen
Fo- Tru.t--,-Dr Albert Smith. Cyrls Lawtou. George j.
Penfeld stasi' Barton and T. $ rimp,on
For 7rea.ur.--John D. Ccm.,ock.
10, ci.,k-Ls~rence Hunting.or
70, Coilert--B.rr Redfeld
For Pound M1st,r-Jsber Sherwood
The r.w Board which is considered - b. more
favorable to progressive mpro' than The old
one viii organize on tn, :hri Tuesday of he present
month
On me ,eport If judge Edwards tee referee sp-
mounted 10 uyetra.e the facts connected with the ae
alleged conte1cpt BY Johu aud Frederick l.. Seely,
Judge Sutherland has decided that the contempt wss
committed and has sent toe guilty parties to the City
Pfiso1 for two dave. The Shs-ff has executed the
order of the Court and Tie late 5egsrents are low n
Eldndge street jail.
LANeLFr THE LOvE-LoRn-An examination was
had in the case Of James F. Langley, who was SWIM
died oct Of large sum o. money a. few days ago-a
report Of which appeared in Moniay's TRlDrNE-be'
fore Justice Brennan st the Essex Market Police
Court Ex-Judge Philips appeared on behalf OF Tue
prosecution and Jonas b. Philips !orthe accused Mr.
Lsngley testified a. follows:
jams. Langley of Loyejoys Hotel corler Of Beskmtnst
and Pakrow bIs that within the ,' weet '.a
property dronert fronou.y tssen stolen aud ed
from oeTnent sud that deronen' as
ai aad stolen BY William Howard and Enm. Kaen .is'
Howard both bere from be fact that dePotent wen ho
the house said Howard sni hi, in Elm street oe
Duane and Pslsr,et sut while he'c said How sra aa
sd Kaer were mPotnlns dtpot ent ior money o. e. b
house laid How ard b. introduced woman % dep "a.
room a.o ey woman nsTsa eorent nct
havI any said Howard wanted dep neni to let q
s.v. Sm s %s6 b 10 ' pawn ana Ia. ct
ws;ch moaey obtained said HowArd :od De
sioo drpopent !. rrve th he h.d $50 when went iro
aid house s-d dep bad when dspoaen came 'u