New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-14

Row AT THE ClD BowERY.-The statement made
10 Of the piornng papers, TO the effect that ser
GUS row occrred at the Bowery Theater on Thursday
night, is entirely without foundation. Some of the
audience expressed their dsapprobation of portion Of
the performances by hsses and shouts, but blows
were struck nor was any person injured. After a
few moments of noise and sonfuson the performances
proceeded as usual.
MINOR CITY IrEns.-The annual reception of
tie pupils of the School Of Design for Women
win be held at the Cooper Union on Thursday
evening next. The Brazilian corvette, Donna
Isabella, has lost two marines during the five
weeks she has been in this port, one having
died on Wednesday night. Sore throat has also
prevailed on board, the being affected by the
varied and sudden changes of orr climate. MFRS
Berrsn the wife Of the Rector of Trinity Church, died
on Thursday morning. Her funeral viii take place
from Trinity Church this afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. II. T. Conway, long wel-known aud
favorite actor on our Metropolitan boards, died
on Wed1e sday, at the ripe age of sixty years.
He will be buried from the Church OF the Mes
siah, of which the Rev. DR.. Osgood is pastor.....
Mr. Aaron s. Vail at Shutdown, l.. T., has been basiy
engaged for the last two years 10 breeding trout and
his efforts have proved successful On Monday Of this
week be conveyed % trout, of last years hatch
ing, in cans from Smithto TO YoDkers, ard stocked
the pond of Mr. Blackwell vt that place. The whole
value Of new buildings now under contract in the city
is estimated at ST. 46i 900, which is falliag off Of
81 0O6 200 as compared with the value of work under
way At corresponding period Of last year---.
Mr.. E. Merriam suggests that the Cro.on Ressr-
voir in Forty-second street should be covered,
and fire tune Of ice should be thrown Into
it every day. between the first day OF April
| and the first day of November. The expense of
the covering to the reservoirs and of the ice would be
| but q triae and the quality of the water would
| be improved 10000 per cent. good suggeston--.-
| The Seventy-frst Regiment will assemble In fatigue
d=ess for Battalion drill the State Arsenal Of
Thirty fifth street and Seventh avenue, Monday, at
O'Clock p 10. The officers aud commissioned
officers have also beer directed to assemble at the Reg
mental Annoy in fatigue oress for drill the 7th
Goth, and 9th Of April and on the 4th 18TH and 18th
of May, at O'Clock p. m. Col Leferts has ordered
the Seventh Regiment to assemble in fall uniform for
military exercise, at the State Arsenal-the Right
Wing on Tuesday, 18th inst, and the Left Wing
on Thursday, 10Th inst, at O'Clock D. IN. An
additional company has been pachedto this regiment
TO be known by the letter X, and objected to serve IA
Light Artillery, or Infantry, as the COmmandant NAV
direct The following officers have been commissioned
end they will be obeyed and respected accordingly:
Captain L. L. Viole; Fhs Lieutenant, G. c. FaIrar:
Second Leutensnt f. nj. lie Nome Marshal
Burnbam Of the Mayors Office has ssued notices for
bidding all persons from giving certificates Of tue weighs
of leads Of hay without a license authorizing them to
do go, from bis hand. The order is TO be enforced
sfer the LIST Of May Henry Tolkel was tined 80 on
the Iltb, by Justice Browne for fast driving on the
Central Park. .TW lots the north-wes; corner
of Nassau and Ann streets, 4lx797 sold yester
day for $50 $50, aud the lot ard store adjoining on
Nassau street for $266G6.
The TAHNASY GENERAL CoMxIrTEE The regu-
lar meeting of the TammaDy General Committee was
held Thursday evening. Supervisor Conuor, Nine
teeDth Ward, resigned in favor Of William Dunham,
and Mr.. James Murphy Of the Twenty-frst Ward, re-
signed in favor of Andrew Froment. Mr.. VIM. ID.
Kennedy read address TO the Democracy, which
views the rise and progress Of the Slavery agitation,
and takes strong Pro Slavery ground the only means
of commencing themselves 10 their Southern brethren
at Charleston, so to facilitate harmony aad other
wise TO allsy whatever feelings may exist Of an I'M
friendly nature toward the Northern Democracy. On
motion Of Alderman Farley, the address was adopted
and 1900 copies ordered to be printed. The Young
Mems Committee also met, but beyond adopting the
address, no business Of importance transacted.
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FREHcH REPUBLICAN CLUB.--A large number Of
citizens of French birth, met as usual on Thursday
evening, at No. 6I5 Broadway, NJ. f. Farrenc, editor
Of LEpoque, in the chair Several members having
reviewed at length the operations Of the Legislature at
Albany, and pointed at several measures which they
deemed contrary TO the progress of Republican usu-
tons and TO the Of the Republican party the
following preamble and resolutions passed:
Bheyea, The existence Of the political institutions OF
country depends entirely the morality OF the people and the
honety he representatives., and parties representing
they do the Teormsory and progressive movement OF the
bound protect public morality against the influence Of bad
il selfeviJen that the Legislature Albany
by egszu corruption encouraging privilege, end overtsrng
the people have tendency cast reproach American In
sniols In general the Republican party In particulars and
Hhyea The aforesaid Legislature ia giving the concession OF
city rIosd to certain without compensation for the
city and the exclusion Of liberal propositions advsn-
as We d. tina, the rejection Of the Sanitary bill conspiracy
against the health ofhe people, and premium given to pes
lence; therefore,
support resolutions pissed by the Central Republican Com
ee OF the City Of New York Ia their resolutions OF April H.
In cond OF the conduct Of the Legislature vt Albany,
ard call the attention Of bis Eyceency Gov Morgan to this
matter.
ACCIDENTS AND IEQUEsTs.-Cor0ner Scsirmer held |
inoue Yesterday the body OF John Larkn, which
Deceased native Of Ireland 30 years Of Jeremiah
Murphy child two Of died yesterday at the New
Hospital from the effect OF scds received the upseng
of psi Of boiling water The chid's parents live at No.
5e8 Cherry street.
REAL ESTATE The following sales were made |
yesterday by A. J. Blocker, Son Co..:
history brick house and lot No 7S Canal st. lot
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