New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-14

MINOR CRY ITEMs.-Senor Ohvera, the famous
violinist, has been engaged at Barnums Museum for
four days only and will perform afternoon and even
ing. "A line of telegraph connecting Staten ISand
with New. York. is about to be established, arrange
mens being now in progress to consummate the enter
PRISE The application to open Nnety-sixth street to
the Harlem River was granted yesterday by Judge
Leonard of the Supreme Court, and John Wheeler.
VIZ. +. Robinson, and James Brush, were appointed
Commissioners. -Seven-eighths Of tho ship Albion,
2, $50 tuns, built in Norway in l049, were sold
Yesterday at auction to +. Evans for S27 700....Tha
schooner w. C. Cogswel, was sold by auction TO @.
p Cort for Sc $780,. Prof Peter Y Cutler lectures
this evening before the the Law Department Of the
New-York University and VIM Curtis Noyes, LII ID.
of the Law Committee of the Council, on Thursday
evening Mr.. Noyess subject ia, " The Rules Of Law
Governing the Use of Light" These lectures are
open to the public. The annual commencement
of the Law Department takes place on Tues
day evening next, when twenty-four stu
nts will receive the degree Of Lib
-. The lee crop for the Winter has been harvested
and at Rhinebeck, Rockland Lake, Highland Lake,
Esopus Kings Creek, and other points on the North
River the icehouses are filled. The quality is gooos
the ice ranging from to inches in thickness whs
it is also sound and very clear. The knckeroockSr
Company have in store some us, 600 tuns and otner
companies like proportion, which is csicuiatea W
insure plentiful supply to all classes at prices rang
inc lower than ever before The Rev. Or' Aos"s
of the kadisonsquare Presbyterian Churcn' msas -
aarnss. an appesl for the American Board OF Com
,n;s.oners for Foreign Missions to ms congrs-
ration Last Sunday, that, including sum cone
tr;hu,sd during the previous week, $ll,Ooo wss coli
Isc,sd. John Mitchell lectures on the Emperor Ma
noleon at the Cooper Institute tomorrow evening".
The remainder of Mr. Pelatiah Perits homestead
nropsrv on Eleventh avenue, between Seventy fourth
and Seventy sixth streets near the Boomingdale
Road and extending TO the Hudson River, comprising
IN lots and Cores and water front Of 345 feet will
Ia sold at the Merchants Exchange at / o'clock to-
day. 1t is reported that new flbuster movements
in this city is quietly, but effectively organizing for
operations on the Rio Grande frontier. The project
is intended to have political as well az military re-
suit and If everything succeeds according to caleula
ton, the long talked Of Republic Of the Sierra Msdre
In twelve months from date, will be something mora
than a myth" The headquarters of the movement
ara understood 10 be in w-0rleans, but 1t has
operating agencies in most of the large towns Ard
cities on the Mississippi, well as here The Mexican
leaders have plenty Of money and are to raise 600
men, of whom New-York is expected TO raisS ens-
fourth to be sent forward TO the specified rencssvous
In parties Of one hundred each So the story goes.s
The whole force of men employed on the Censral Park
Saturday last 100, and portion Of thsss were
discharged on Saturday, orders having been given ~
employ no more until the the fse of tho ApPropraeA
bill before the Legislature a known.