New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

Of tie New-Ycrk Aosdeny Q. Muse subscribed
So Coo for engaging artists for the next opera
sesson Those Of TIE Philadelphis Acsiemy show
their beraiy by expsndirg s. OtO .oT sad spen-
did scenery for the "Vespres Sicilisres," ard la
Juive." New scerefy is being painted here for those
operas which, With the msgr iceE, dresses and
properties bsirg manufactured in Paris, viii cost
nearly s25 900.
Nibo's had an excellent sudence last night. The
novelty was Nile. Hennecart, young Italian dancer
Of considerable merit and with the advantage OF good
looks Of the blonde style. The piece was the peren-
NAL and poetcal Sy!phide. Other entertainmenss-
snperlstiye rope dsncing-delighted the audience.
RESIGNATION OF PoLIcE CAPr,Is.-Capt. Car.
perter Of the Sixteenth Police Precinct, whose tnslon
charges of an immoral character was pending before
the Con- rissoners of Police sent letter to the Cen
ersl Superintendent yesterday afternoon, resgning
his commission. Capt. Carpenter, it will De remem-
bered was charged with being intimately connected
with a Mrs. wbit.emore, in West Twen;y.fourth
street a. whose house Mrs Inness recently committed
suicide. The house in question is alleged to be dis,
reputable one. The trial was commenced about
week ago, ard after the examination of number Of
Witnesses was adjourned till the 10th inst, the Cap
The letter Of resgnatiap, which is very brief con-
tsins neither au admission denial OF the charges,
nor Offers any justification for the alleged immoral
conduct The General Superintendent dispatched the
letter to President Stlllman but no sc,ion can be
taken thereon at present. as the Board has adjourned
till September.
MAN KILLED BY LiGHTNING.-On Friday after.
noon about o'clock during the thunder Storm a man
whose name was not ascertained, was struck by light
ming while in the Ramble, at the Central Park, and
almost instantly killed. His remains were conveyed
to the Old State Arsenal, where Coroner Jackman
was notified to hold an inquest The deceased is sup
posed to have been laborer in the Park.
A NEw.YoRKFR ABRo,D-How Mr.. HoxrE Cor
on THE ScoTcH BEscH.-The Clereiand Herald of
August contains the following:
"When in this city last week, Mr. Joseph Hoxe visited,
among other places the United States Court Room ard Offices,
with which be expressed hm'elf much pleased In. Court room
.sr d and .S sS'T Te. ,' .1o N ~s'a o
charge poisoning her overa ta which excited much Interest
"a. tSs world inow. &r Hone is capt. story teller and
t. bis expense: Anxious 70 ~itne's the t and
with Yankee tns ne would anousn @
functonsry for adnt Armed with this be got Is near the
Courtroom the crowd around would permit aud sent IN the
mis''e BY policemen but be not etnrnns sner waiting ha
hour second ws en. ser the first and he TOO
failed Mr. HoNle 10 De
az prpendi gentleman be baed In the pursuit OF an
obec, by % reasonable OF assurance and an In
INT Hoxe Ed held the post Of Judge Of Of the ubord
Cmn,l Courts q the CITY Of NewYor and well anow Hd
ink shop and ndorsed message on his card some
Justice Hoxie of New York present, his respects and
b. 70 say that had experience in the admniTa
ton Of criminal home he would be sd OF an Opportunity
to witness the trial OF Miss Smith.
rh. ard he cOntved promptly delivered perhaps BY
the aid Engi'h sod and as promptly sPpeasd 40 qa
invitation Court take seat with them The pro
e,a VI SS o ee ose whose whe locks. streaming
the wind gave unmakble evidence Of Judicial wdom aud
and s he % di.tnaui.hd visitor side aide with the
@Wishe1 Mr. Justice Hcse was at all embarrassed
not advised that those who know him best would take
doubt How, ve2, that Madeline Smith ued before the
New Yok Justice aud the three Scotch Judges fixed fact
on rather by what curious proces IN Scotand-he
s resulted because the jury did not condemn n' ethousn
the aud worthy New Yorker
cont. ibuted the end unable u tell readers
DISCOVERY OF A LARGE AMOUNT OF COUNTERFEIT
Norrs.-About O'Clock on Thursday evening Officer
Cornell of the Nineteenth Ward Police, going to
his residence in the tenemen.-hoafe No. l39 East
Fortieth street, learned that two boys, while at play
in the cellar had found So 400 in counterfeit 80
bills on the Oneida County Bank of Utica, New-York,
spurious money to his mother. The officer obtained
possession of the money, and the boys showed him
where they had found tin the coal hole, between
the floor timbers and the foundation The notes
tied up in 81 600 bundles AZ the money was found
in that part of the cellar used by Christian Van Dwn-
gelo, an agent for A. Z. Hemmer, at the corner of
Sixth avenue and Thirty-second street. the officer
took him into custody. The cellar was open to every
one that chose 10 enter and therefore it is probable
that the suspected man will be discharged soon as
the case is examined there being evidence against
him. The bills, apparently new, were taken to the
Station. House and delivered to Capt. Bryan, who
took prompt measures TO ascertain their true charac-
ter. A broker who was waited upon closely scru-
tinized the bills, and although pronouncing them
counterfeit, said they were most admirably executed
and well calculated to deceive. The broker said this
was the fret and only counterfeit he had ever known
on the Oneida County Bank.
A HosTLER KICKED 70 DEATH.-Thomas McCaf-
frey, hoster in the Murray Hill stables, corner Of
Sixth avenue and Thitysixth street, went to blanket
a vicious horse on Thursday evening. Nothing being
seen of him for half an hour or more, some of his
associates weIt to see what was the matter. They
found the poor fellow lying dead in the horses stall,
the vicious animal having kicked his skull in and
trampled his body under foot. Deceased was single
man. % years Of age, and native of ireland.
ACCUSED OF CoUsTERFHITISG.-Henry Emerson
was arrested by Detective Roach on Thursday even
ing charged with passing counterfeit s. bills the