New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30


onaRvAscr or TIE sABBArn.-Tbe provisions of
ne Sunday law yeste day seemed 10 be very general
N observed tbroas bon, the city The Qnor storessni
run shops were mostly cIOsd 20 outsiders, stoOngh
few OF The ipitiaed made their way through dark
sfcuEout psssase the bar-room, whore they drank
70 tbsr hearts content without modest 4tion Some
aide doors open IN groceries, but the pro-
pietors were very careful 80 10 whom they sdni0ed
LoOkOuss were kept aud upon the appearance Of app
hceman in the neighot rhood the doors were donbly
barred. ----
The proprietors Of several large saloons on Broad
wsy and osber stree kept open and disposed Of qoor
% whoever called for IT, All OF these have been re-
ported, al complaint will be made n day. Toe ponoe
OF ihs east soe otthe city arrested Frederick Den.e
Of No. 246 Delansey street, Louis Biuemsn OF NO
l2e Canal sheet Thomas Casey OF No. $40 E's' bFos"'
wsy, ana henry SwatE of No. 81 Pike s'ree 'or s''
baiing the bew Sunday law, sOd conveyed .oem 0e'V0
Justice St4rs at the Essex Market Police Conft VINO
held The accused TO spswer in the sum o. $SV ssea
Toward Dis BIT the keepers OF run shops oseame less
osu,ious be raging themselves by light n 40 the'r
plsces The Fourth Ward Police last evening arrested
james Casy keeping 'hop corner Of James and
n, dis IN stree,s and the Sixth Ward Police spprehend
ed III H1eenaD, o. etco', ucak NOAhO eAROOb,
for Hscrantly violating the law. The German Taea
tn spd beer gardens on the Bowery were open a.
night but there old appear to be the least confusion
OF noise IL their Vi ;inty. They have AL received
tnel, notice, and having failed to obey the mAnda'e
that recently emsnaied from Roice Headquar era, viii
be ar1est.d to-day on warrants issued by the Police
magistrates.
The streets were, however, very quiet during the
day and night and in our walks about the city we did
NOT zee spgle CAFE of drunkenness.
MAsIc.-Tbis the last evening Of the Royal Wiz.
ard Hambusr, whose sstopisaiog performances IN
magic have delighted large and spprecisiive audi
snots at Hope Chapel, No. 100 Broadway, for so0e'
tine h goes to New Orleans to fai6l an engage
nent in that city
THE FIeHr IN TIRE CIrY.-The Sunday law agaius:
BQuoI-elhpg prevsn1d any very large gatherings at
toe ordinary places Of fighting resort ye erday Ne'-
erhsesp there wss much talk about toe fight. There
IL universal regret expressed thai the baie not
fought TO q ctncuaon before the referee thought
JroIer 10 Iun away. HeeDan is considered 10 have
fairly won the 6gbt and the general opinion is, that
Saytrs has fought him sgain before this thar the
bel! aud battle money have been given up 70 HeenaD
THE PIcTUREs or THE FIsHT.-In the m after Of
s,es. pze fight the enterprise Of the propretors Of
our usIate6 pspeJs rather astonishsd the slow going
Erghsbtrs. The large picture Published BY TIE IL
EustTate9 Mas or instance was sket.hed during the
Egktb Mr. Thomss Mast the artist Of that PAGER,
was sfier~srd carefully crawp on the bo,k BY biu,
and wbs engraved daring The home p4sasee Of TIE Van
asfbi.t by NJ ADdrw y S Anthony, the chief Of the
engraving deps tmett Of The News.
DEPAEIuREs The British steamer Vigo, Capt. H.
GuRa1 tsil, on Saturday for Liverpool 9Th 50 cabin
passengers $50 in tte sseersse and $27 600 in specie
TIE United Safes Mail steamer Arago, Capt. Lines,
ao left for Southampton and HsSrs with Isl pasen-
gers snd 1863 S6S in specie The GUARD steamer
Kan ok, Capt. Browness ssiled the same afternoon
for Mason and Havana, with twelve passengers and
gao in fptGe
Tx NAVY AGISCY.-TAe Sunday Altar says, j
sseBs to be generally underrtood that George Sand
srs is soon to yacsie the Office of Navy Agent in th
city, and that his successor will be the Hon. EIat
Ward. We have no idea bow much truth there is IN
hisJeport.
The POLICE CoMsIssIoSERs-This Board held q
meeting on Saturday afternoon, at Police Headqusr
tsrs and received the report Of the Sergeant Of the
Sanitary Squad relative TO uncean places about the
city. John Ives n. D., William Sinclair, and A P.
Sutton, we're appointed as policemen. d.. Ives will
be returned TO his former position 10 The medical staff
Of the Poioe Depa tmens from wbish he dismissed
AZ the inttapee Of Come issioDer Bailey who charged
him with meddling with political matters. The follow
ing preamble sni resolution were adopted:
view oftbe necessity Of detailing officer Of exVeriepce
20 the ce thu inspector Of Newly under bis
Supervision the pt dutss T@-d In secon 2s Of the Pa
Ice act irelative 10 bsv dy honses etc
Resosed That Sergeant Crc be detailed 70 the ohco OF Ii
Inspector Of Nevy eri for The performance Of that duty
Sergeant Palmer was appointed in place Of Ser geant
Croft to the command Of the stesmooat and rsiroai
squad. The Board adjourned TO meet at one o'c ock
p. M, to-day.