New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20

We again call attention TO TIE grca; operate enter.
auInepi be given on Wednesday next n the Acai-
envy Of Music for the benefit Of the Itslisn funi.
Apsr, from the object involved. which is TO c.i
loith exaotdirsry enthusiasm, the performances VIII
present unusual variety of attractions. We pre-
sumo the enterprise will De brilliantly successful.
TEE NEW CIR lssFEoToR.-lHspectoT Dsiayan
has issued biz fir ofcis proHsHeiTnes;o Ho states
that the responsible duties Of the Office Of City Ia-
spector, ard fully realizing that smoUg those duties
" none at the present season Of the year require
greater or more prompt attention than the work Of
keeping the streets Of our city in a healthy and
"cleany condition deems it 20 be his duty 10 call The
affection of tho public TO the necessity Of a; oncs
putting An end to- the following daily viostioa of
the laws and crdins,ces, relative 10 the Throwing
of ashes garbage, sbsvngs straw, swreplng- from
stores, filth from y:rds aud cellars, and the thowins
Of impure end offensive qgids into the streets He
states that every .lvr, on his part viii be made to
"have the streets kept il cleanly ard healthy cor
dition; and he earnestly and confidently hopes aud
looks Cor til, cooperation and assistance Of all class
"cs Of citizens in putting al end to the violations
above complained or" \ copy Of the several crdi-
nsrces referred to will be left at each drelinghouse
the streets Of the several Wards daily Sundays
ceptedl, to collect ashes, garbage &c. a1d the IN
designed desires that every neglect miscondact
or the pan OF the drivers Of such carts may be com
planned of TO tho Superintendent Of Sanitary Iuspec
ton at his cice, corner of Grand and Essex streets.
Notice Of the approach Of the ash snd garbage carts
will be given by ringing bell.
THE Doc Law.-Duriug the past week the num-
Der Of dogs sacrificed by the dog cachers was as fo-
lows On tho 9Th inst. 81 dogs 9TH, 2'9i 18th, 1903;
9th 100; ioth li3, 18th, lS0-total, nc. The cost
cf these captures was s73S.
FisHIsG B,sKs-The large steamer Ocean Bird,
Capt Anderson, will commence running TO the Fish
ing Banks on Mond-y, to-day aud make regular
trips every day in the week, Sundays excepted
The ANERIc.S RAcIsG CaLENDAR.-The second
volume Of the American Racing Calendar and Trot-
ting Record has Just been issued by the proprietors
of Portcr's SpirR. II embraces report of every
race or trot in the United States and the Canais
curing duriug the year 1853, appended to which are
the performances of the American horses in England,
and the rules Of the various in the United
States, and other acceptable matter.
According to the City Inspectors report there were
3s deahs the city during the past week an increase
Of AZ ss compared with the mortality of the week
previous OF the whole numbay ~ were men, CT
women, l3s boys and 10 girls. There were 81 deaths
Of diseases of the brain and nerves of the general
i've organs ~ Of the heart and blood vessels lj of
the lungs and throat OF old age, q of eruptive fe-
vers and skin Diseases 81 stillbom and premature
birb- 90 of diseases Of the stomach and other digest
i've organs 81 Of uncertain complaints, of the uri
rery orsens and from violent The nativity
table shows that 2s If the deceased were natives OF
the United States s. of Ireland, o5 of Germany, and
the balance of various foreign countries.
Psi CPsIos FRATERsITY.-The usual Grafton and
Poem are to be delivered before toe Twenty-sixth
Annual Convention Of tho Psi Epsilon Fraternity, at
DR. Smiths Church, corner Second avenus and Four
tcenth street, on "Wednesday evening. Orator, VIM
II. Draper, NJ. d.. of the Lambda, New York; Poet,
Samuel J, Pike.
FAIR AND FrsrIyaL At Wrsr FiRws.-The Fair
and Festival held BY the ladies' connected with the
PRESBYTERIAN Church q, West Farms resulted very
satisfactorily for the object in view, viz the purchase
Of an organ for the church. The whole amount
ceived WAS $3.50, leaving balance, after deducting
the expenses incurred, of about $780, For short
time past the Church has been under the pastoral
charge Of the Rev. Mr.. Nixon, through whose efforts
the oongregat alton has been materially increased.
DISTURBANCE IN THE Fourth WARD-AN OFFICER
STABBED.-The Fourth Ward was more than usually
noisy and riotous on Saturday night. Between the
hours Of II and O'Clock, disturbance took place n
the upper end of Cherry street in which some row.
dies known az the Sullivan faction the princ
pal participation Officer McCracsen, VINO was on
that beat essayed 10 maintain order, when be was
so violently asssed bs. he found il necessary to call
e., H.. s.:,s,,aee Of Officers Pendleton and Wolch
Their presence checked Tor time the ro"oy demon
stratiors but later hour, the p8n' was 'o'u"oO
and Officer McCracken, while attempting 10 arrest
one Mich ae Sullivan, stabbed ia The side with
table fork by John Sullivan Notwithstanding this
would, and other rough usage, McCrseken succeeded
in dragging Sullivan TO the Station House in Pearl
street, though, in the struggle, his clothes were badly
tori, and lie robbed Of his shield. These pro-
e.edngs created considerable excitement, and il
found neos sssTy TO call out platoon Of Police who
with much difficulty, succeeded in dispensing the mob
and restoring partial quiet. Yesterday morning, Sui
Ivan was brought before Justice Connolly at the
Tonbs sue committed a charge OF felonous assault
and battery. Officer McCrsckea is rot seriously in
iured but will be unable to discharge his dutie. for
several Gays.
MATTHEWS AND McLLiGAS AGAIy.-Anotbsr dis
pute took place q: the race-cour.e the other day
between the notorious Pat Matthews and Billy Ma-
hgan the particulars OF which have not come to
hand but the quarrel renewed in Houston street
on Saturday nght, when Matthews and his brother