New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-25


necessary papers obtained for his extrad,ior. Kar
soon bear him company.
LAURA KEErE's.-Amopg the members Of Miss
hstnes company for the counting season viii be found
the names Of Mr.. j. A. Smith and Mr.. F. A. Vincent
Mr.. Smith created quite a sensation in Boston last
season. by bis performance Of " Lord DundIeary" iu
the American Cousir," and is spoken of az an sc-
compl,bei actor. Mr.. Vincent will be remembered
by many as formerly member Of W alsck's COMPANY
AT the close OF Miss keenes last season Mr. Vincent
appeared for her benefit 10 the character of "Toby
Twinkle, IN which he made most decided hit IL
he proves equally good in other parts he will be
warmly welcomed To the New.York boards.
SiBLo's GARDES.-The revival by the Ravels Of
the comic pantomime entitled "B auche proves
great success. Last evening the house wa, crowded
and the piece was received with great applause II
is produced in superior style, with new scenery
and dresser, and the tricks and changes are
executed with the most wonderful dexterity.
Gabriel, as "Bianco," is exceedingly funny, and
encounters his usual number Of difficulties The
last scene, representing the homo of the fairies
Is thing entirely lew, and is patio
ularly brilliant "Bianco" is announced for further
Performance aud is given in addition to ballet, in
which Mile. Hennecsrt and Paul Brilliant are the
principal features. There also exercises on the
tight rope by NJ. Lehman, Marietta Zanfretta, AID
Young America.
BENEFIr.-Mr. Campbell, who has for several years
been the acting manager Of Woods Mnstrels, is to
have a bereft tonight As this is his first appeal,
it will doubtless be generously responded to.
SPECIAL MEETING OF POLICE CosnIssIosERs.-
The Police Board will hold special meeting on Mon
day at ii a. IN. Some dozen or more policemen, un-
der discipline, are awaiting the gulotine and the
question Of accepting the lease of site for the
Twepty-tbird Precinct Saton-House will be acted
upon There upward Of 20 cases on the calendar,
but many of them are Of no public interest.
We regret to announce the death Of Capt Michael
Dougberty, one of our Oldest and most experienced
shipmasters, long and fsvoraby known to the mer-
camille community, with many Of whom he had Tor
mery been Intimately associated. Capt. Dougderty
was highly esteemed by all who knew him, as gen.
tleman of unimpeacbabe character and of the highest
integrity and has enjoyed the conf ience of our citi-
by election to the Legislature on several oc-
casions. He was distinguished for energy and zeal
second to none, in endeavorDg to promote, in later
years AN honest administration in municipal affairs.
His funeral will take place, will be by obit-
uary notice, at o'clock p. m.
SUIoIDE.-A German, whose name is supposed to
be Bier, was found Wednesday morning near
Mount Morris u dying condition. from the effects of
large quantity of laudarum which he had taken for
the purpose of sefdestruction. physician was sent
for but death ensued. An inquest was held upon
the body, and about six ounces of laudanum were
found in the stomach. A verdict of suicide was rem.
dered Deceased was about IS years of age. He
was without forefDger on bis left hand.
SrEAM-BoILER ExPLosIoN.-About o'clock, on
Tuesday afternoon the steam boiler attached to the
sugar refinery of Mr.. Schoonnacker, corner of Pike
and Cherry Streets exploded from some unsscera ned
cause, blowing up the pavement and pjuring the
building Mr. Booromer, OF No. 2l7, was scalded so
badly that he is not expected to recover.
CoRREcTIoy.-Th fire a. Messrs. Jessup Childs
white lead ard paint factory, which occurred few
days since, destroyed only small building used for
boiling OIL ard not the entire works, as was at first
supposed We make the correction that the public
may be dsabused Of its first impression.