New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

night "The Last of the n tsils Is 70 he played I'M
piece has beer announced =. rehearsed here, but ha
never been acted, and may .. owe attractive Ii tn
me Of Me- Brougbs's conavsn ypossessed one-quarte
tie professional ability of the we> 'en the plays mgn
be presumed in much mere encue Die manner
BarAun's Mseum.-Ths Scotch drama, "Jeanp
Desns," seems likely to achieve AZ gs Is popnlSh'
here at the other tbesters Thisis 1e miro wsei
Of its representation. II will be seted tn zee siternoon
and three evenings Of this week By ttei'sn OF nav
ing t@o entire dramatic companies, the naol Yer Is enc
bed to give excellent entertainments every afternoon
and every night. The great Grizzly, tie SEA don' sn'
the Apacondss attract crowds of beholders we re-
spectfnlly submit that the What is It r. has bee In
Aicted long enough on the public
I kep BGpny TheGter.-" Robin Hood has be On
prepared with new scenery, dresses, and ccremnieh
and will be done tonight for the first time.
Bow9y Theater.-The Louise Wells eqnestrfi.
troupe have b. en- re6Dgaged, and appear this week m
Sd equestrian melodrama Of "The War Horse, or the
Renegades Revenge. Other entertainments every
night.
Christys Minstrels, M6los Saloon-This Is the
second wesl Of the curious play Of "Wsfo the Seusi-
ble Monkey" the monkey being enacted by George
CbiisIy. The excellent performances Of this company
suifce to crowd the house every night.
err" with singing and comicslities, make up the pro-
| grsDne for this week.
BudHoyh sNiastrcls.--Mr. J. Fl. Budworth, snegro
performer Of welteserved popularity, has organized
band Of mnstres and makes his first bow to the public
tomorrow evening at the Blocker Buildings, corner
Of Morton and Blocker streets. He announces good
programme, and the price Of admission is fixed at 20
| cents
Gen. Tom TRumJ.-Tbe attractivenefs of the little
General does not sesm have diminished at all since his
first introduction to the public. Hope Chapel is
crowded cay and evening with people anxious TO pay
their respects to the smslest celebrity of the age.
Palace Garden-Prof Wise will make balloon
ascension on Thurrdsy afternoon.
| Dusseldorf GaUery-This gallery is open every day
and evening. There is always 6ne collection Of pic
lures and atuay to repay the attention of the visitor
Hope ChopeL-MIs G. G. Campbell will read her
satircal and humorous poem, "A Wife Hunt at New
port" to hight at Hope Chapel for the second time
Cooper Institute. The 6ne painting of Pealss the
"Couit of DEATH" may be seen daily at this place.
TAX REcErER's BUREAU.-About one million of the
total levy OF last year $9 1863 0022f yet mains to
be collected by the Tax Receiver. Remiss taxpayers,
who now come in with their tribute, pay an addi-
toDa II per cent interest the amount owed, reck-
oned from the time when, their taxes fell due. This
they can keep doing up 10 June LIST, when the ac-
counts yet unsettled will be transferred TO the Bureau
of Arrears in order to have the cys doe Obtained by
means of public sale. Last week the Tax Receiver
took in the sum of $4,000 S.
The BURTON WILL CAsE.-Tbe will of the late w.
E. Burton was admitted to probate, on Saturday, by
the Surrogate and letters tsstemenary ordered to be
sued to DR.. John J. Crane executor, and Cecilia
Burton the testators eldest daughter, the executrx
named in the will.
| CHAsGIs IN OFFIcE.-The Street Commissioner
has appointed Andrew j. Plumb, OF the Fifth Ward,
Inspector of Lamps, vice Francis Stacom, removed;
and EDWARD Higgins, Inspector on Contract work.
The Croton Board have appointed, in addition TO our
| previous lit, Edward DogaD, Isaac Il. DickersoD,
| William RusseI Thomas j. Coutant Ed. Lsycrah,
John Farrell and Robert l.. Edwards Inspectors
| Street Repairs.
The CASE OF ALDERMAN BARRr-On Saturday
Distrct-AhorDey Waterbury obtained an alternative
mandamus requiring the Sheriff to take Aid. Richard
Barry 10 the Penitsntiary in accordance with the orig
iDa sentence pronounced against him by the Court of
Sessions or to show csuse en- Tuesday next why he
should not do go
SwRDLIyG HoTLL.-Janes Hyatt. the present
manager of sn old swindling hotel in Cedar street
called the Cincinnati House, arrested and brought
before the City Msrsbal yesterday the complaint of
Mr.. Poe, who is on bis way to California alleging
that bis baggage had been retained in default of pay
ing 50 day for board while waiting for steamer day.
HE wife and children were charged at the ex-
oIbtsnt rate. Mr.. Poe paid the bill, and sought re-
dIess. Hys,t refunded the money. Some time ago
the Mayor gave out that he would not compromise
with these swinders any more, but would hand them
over to the Couts. Has be found advisable to de-
part from his rule Ifso why
The CIGAR-MAKIRs IN SYMPATHY WITH LYNN
About seveDty-fve cigar makers, chiefly members of
the German Cigar Makers Society, assembled in the
theser Of Harmony Garden, In Essex street. on Satur-
day evening for the pu ose ofevncng theirsympathy
with the movement iDaugurated by the strikers OF
Lynn Mr. Cook, the President of the Society, in the
chair. The leading speakers there were Mr.. Alonzo
Diaper and Mr.. T. p. Collins of Lynn, and Mr.. Moses
Sweeizer Of New York. Mr. Draper gave an account |
of in which the poor situated in Lynn
among them he said, there plenty who eked out
AL existence on 80 cents per week. After The speeches
had been made, committee appointed TO visit all
the cigar shops throughout the city and solicit sub
scrptions With which to give material expression of
the sympathy entertained by the cigar-mskers. The
rates of wages paid cigar makers in this city
50 to 50 so per tbouEand The weekly receipts Of good
workmen average from $ll to 3d.
The NV BAPTIST CHuRcH.-The edifice |
which the congregation of the Rev. DIR. Hayne has
been for some time erecting the corner of Thirty
first street. and Madison avenue is now rapidly ap-
preaching completion. 1t ia expected to be open for
divine ssIyce on the Goth nshe Last Sunday of the