New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
CITY II EN- s.

CITY II EMS.
Our A-ERlcaH CoUsIS.-Mr. Joseph Jefferson.
the o-igina American Couiin has abandonei MS
schem. Of gop. to England, aud has formed an en-
gsgemeA. With Mr. Stusit lessee Of tns metropolitan
Theatsr. which viii open sbou; September 10.
Np1o's C,Rnys.-A lsrgs and delighted audience
assembled here as night to greet the Ravel family
after teir long absence. Tae pieces were " hm'kA
sni Robert Msaire' which were performed with
the hlst-rate excellence that Las ever Characterized
their pieces The Ravsl brothers themselves, Gabriel
snd Frsncos, seem 70 grow no oider, and nave ost
nothing Of the age grace wnica won them their pop
uiarty when they fret appeared here several scores
OF years ago. Leaping through stone walls, brick
houses ana huge trees; sinking through narrow trap
doors; tumbng sl sorts Of dangerous obstaolss
ana perpetuslly performing s never-endng series OF
breskneok gymnastics seems to be in their case con-
duo:ve 10 perennial youth.
Tie company they have now with them is good
one. and among ths we observe many familiar and
fsyo-i,s faces. "Young America the iufan, tight
rope performer, is still with them, and has much in-
proved since his former appearance here.
From the erire list Of their paDtomimes and show
pieces. will be selected the most attractive and enter
tanirg, and a change Of programme vii be made
every uight.
The establishment Of new iournai IS announced in
our columns this morning under the title of FL No'i-
cioso de Nueva York 1t is published by the & Span-
"ish-American Printing Company, and is intended
for readers in Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Spanish
AmaEcsn Republics, TO whom il viii furnish a full
digest of commercial, political, literary, and other
Jews Of the day. On all political questions it is to
bold strictly neutral position. II will be published
on the sailing Of each steamer for Havana or Aspln-
wall
Tie statistics advertised by the Lockport Hydraulic
Company. in this mornings columns, exhibit an i'm
portsnt accession TO the industrial power of the State
with corresponding benefit TO the Erie Csusl. They
show net volume of 81 500 cubic feet per minute
passing around the locks at Lockport, with tail OF
81 feet thereby creating hydraulic force equivalent
to 2,523 horse power. With the proposed arrange
mshts for supplying mechanics with buildings sad
-haiting at moderate rates, Lockport must speedily
become one cf our leading centers Of Industry.
ComNrssroSrRs OF HEALTH The Board met yes-
terday, but did no business except pass resolution
csuonine the proprietors of pggeries located on the
east side Of Sixth to prepare for the advancing
hcg war.
TIE Hoe WAR-About a dozen more hog estab-
,hmerts chiefly such as had been treated mercifuly
a. the urgent request of the family who owned them
were demolished yesterday their promises to remove
them having remained unfuflled. score Of hogs
that had found their way back again TO their old
haurts were likewise driven out. Already the at
mosphere of the neghborhood is So much improved
tina. the civilized inhabitants thereof have formally
expressed their thanks to the workmen. Tney as
se,t that it is now possible to sleep with the win
dows open To-day the war extends to the Nineteenth
Ward TO the piggeries located on the east side of
Sixth avenue The number of squatter establishments
in this neighborhood is said to equal Iogown proper,
although there are less concentrated in any particucar
spot.
Observation-Disclosures Althouse 4 Co. are
erecting, on the southeast corner of Houston and
Greene streets building of gigantic proportions, de-
signed for msnufactory of iron works. The base
mt Mt aud sub cellars which now completed, are
one hundred and twenty feet square, and the main
building will bs 100 feet square. The structure will
be of iron and brick and strong enough to sustain ia
addition to TIM, ,hed ard unfinished work, engine on
each floor. The manufectory will be five stories in
higl and will cost s60,0OO. Mr.. Althouse designs
building on the adjoining property for the Morris
Marble Works.
CoSyFNrtoY OF THE SABBArH-SCHoOL TEACHERS.
The Sabbath. School Teachers of the State of New
York, and others friendly TO the cause, are cordially
invited to convene in "The Church of the Evangel.
ists in the City of Oswego on Tuesday August 80,
at = o'clock p. IN. Each Evangelical Sabbath-School
a. S,,t 1, ad IN fan IN five
delegates to the Convention. Mnistering brethren
aye aecionatey invited to be present at the Conyen-
tion and pastors Of churches are particularly re-
quesed to read this notice to their respective congre-
cations.
Edward A. Livingston and John Warner, two young
gentlemen desirous of obtaining public attention. by
cutting their names the wooden seats in the Ram
bic, in the Central Park, Sunday, were accommo-
dated by Park. keeper, vino had them inscribed in
the Police register. They yesterday brought be-
fore Justice Brownell who reprmanded and fined
them each 81.
DEcAPIT.TED OFFIcEHoLDERs DEMANDING PAY
George W. Lou.rel Wn. Sinclair David w. Allen,
ard Warren Brady, four of the deputies who were
dismissed from the Tax Commissioners Office on the
lst Of July, and Thomas o. Davis one Of the dis
missed clerks sent in their bills yesterday to the Con-
troller for their salaries for the past month. The
Controller refused TO pay the bills, and thereupon the
d.cspitated and dissatisfied oiceho,ders intlmated
their design to contest the legality Of their removal
They take the ground that the act Incorporating the
Commissioners does not allow any removals or ap-
pontments to be made without the concurrence Of the
full Board. Mr.. Allen the senior Commissioner, 1t
will be remembered, took action in the la.e re-