New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

Tpr Ar,popp,,r1os FOR FERRY PuRPosEs.--The
Conn ON Council in secret session on Monday night,
~ ID. rtood appropriated 800 600 for ferry purposes
in addition to $40 600 appropriated Yesterday tax.
aver named Alfred Clock applied TO Judge Culver of
he BROOKLYN City Court for an injunction restraining
tie Mayor and Commonahy Of Brooklyn from paying
cot the mopeys thus stated to have been voted by the
Beard on the ground that the purpose for which ii is
be used is FOR illegally and corrupy influencing the
votes Of members of the Legislature in favor Of law
new before ;fem reducing the ferrsge between New
York and Brooklyn. The pssyer Of the petitioner was
granted.
Tax RAuRoAps The railroad track to connect the
Flashing and Myre-avenue lines, so rs to make con-
siD1ous route from Greenpoint TO she City HAli
about 10 be laid in Csson avenue in accordance with
che. agreement lately made between the Common
Council and the Railroad Company. The work is 70
Aecon meneed next week.
THE NORTH SIxrH.srREEr INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,
TIE sixth anniversary OF the North SXh-sreet locus
trial School took place Thursday night at the Odeon,
Es,t.r1 District. There were about seventy bright,
Misunderstanding children present. neatly clad, ar
ranged on a platform at one end Of the hail. They
Hltle resemble the squad, ragged urchns they were
when first taken from the streets and wretched abodes
and placed under the of tse Matrons of this Inst
tuition. The hall was well flied with ladies' and gen.
tlenen residing in the Eastern District.
The exercises were opened by prayer by the CITY
Missionary, the Rev. w. III. johnson, and a song by
the School Recitatons, dialogues, and singing, con-
sttuted TIE exercises by the children throughout the
evening with which the audience were much pleased
and the children did credit to themselves aud those
who Lave charge Of them. Addresses were delivered
by the Rev. j. Nee. Holmes and the Rev. Wm. Van
Meter.
The annual report was read by the Rev. b. Peteri,
from which it appesrs that the total amount received
during the past wear was about $3.50; expended, abont
$3.50; balance remaining in treasury, $l. The whole
number of names regis cred siuce September last was
lsS. The children under the tutorshp OF Miss
Marshsll.
An appeal was made for means TO erect suitable
building for the accommodation of the school, which
has recently been Incorporated. The present bulldog
occupied by the Society 1.-THE old North American
Bo,el is in mseIably dlapdated condition. ana Ia
be TO be blown down by heavy gale.
BLIND VAGRAST-A bind Damed Sibley
was picl drunk suffer in Fulton street "Wednesday
that the accused Ia the habit Of drink
ing himself drrDk every night the contributions he received
the Charitable during the preceding day. He used 70 stand
the tieewak between Sands and Prospect streets
bis hands for aims and created good deal Of sympathy when
quite pro6taby bin. Beside what he realized In this
he Government pensioDer and received T year
The Justice remarked that under the circumstance the PeD
t1ry the best place for him and theleupon sentenced
10 that tuition for six month";
The CRY CoURT-The March Term OF the City
Court concluded yesterday To-day the Judge VIII be en-
gsged in hearing motions