New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-23
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1861

sow in making applications and suggestions for the
selves
The scenery il most Of il new and good aud will be
much more effective when oil the delays and bitches,
which setm to be first nights fatality have been adj
justed ard smootbed.
The artists seem all to have given much care TO the
eabort ton Of their parts and the result is conse-
aueny satisfactory to the aud ence and the author
Where all seem to have abored 40 hard and 80 effect.
ivey. and where all were 40 well received speciGca-
tion of tue favorites would necessarily comprehend
pcay,y the entire cast TIE ballet interlude, by the
sirers Gale and Mics France il most agreeable fea-
ture in the last scene. Tire audience which was one
of The largest Of the season appauded the play en-
cored several of tho songs and in all the usual ways
testified thei enjoyment of the ne~ piece. 1t will DO
repeated every night till further notice, and will also
form part of the entertainments on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS. - Messrs. Haskell and
Holmes held regular meeting on Friday morning.
and granted ten lcenses-eight TO nnkeeperf and two
to storekeepers-at $50 each. One of the applicants
WAS Mr.. Delmonico. The Board will meet again on
Saturday morning.
II is due to the magisti ates at the Police Court in
the Tombs to state that they dsclaim responsibility
for the vagrant congregations in the vestbue Of the
building, before and after Court hours in the day and
through the night At those peri ds, the Metropolitan
Police of the precinct have charge. Daring Court
hourr the vesbule is patroled by one or Of the
officers attached to the Court, with strict njuncons
from the magistrates to maintain order and keep the
place clear of idle and dsordery persons The mags-
raes are not personally conscious that their orders are
disobeyed but they cannot of be outside of their
Courts to witness the infractions The Court officers
have, as a rule, been drawn from the Metropolitan
Police and cent to the Coart without reference TO the
wishes Of the magistrates. As the Department to
which these officers indebted for their preferment
is entirely Independent Of and holds itself alOof from
the magistracy the magistrates must needs content
Themselves after exhausng the power they opposes,
to turn the delinquency charged over to the correcting
force Of public opinion.
A new fire escape was exhibited yesterday afternoon
in front of the City Hail. 1t consists of wide trough,
with seps very mach resembling Scotch stairway, at
the upper end of which are attached ladders which
may be hoised to the top of any building by means of
ropes and puIIeys. All persons able to climb ladders
are in this manner enabled to descend in safety.
SUNDAY Cars on THE HARLEM RAILROAD TO
CRSTRAL PARK.-Trsins will continue to run by steam
every Sunday from Forty-second street to Seventy
first street. each twenty or thirty minutes in the
ing, and every ten fifteen minutes bet ween and
D. H. platform ia laid at Seventy first street, by
which passen particularly ladies and children, can
get in and cut of the with ease and safety The
three minutes, connecting with the trains.
SHAaPooSISa SIRASGER.-Mr. James Welsh Is
merchant who does business in Pi tston, Pennsyva-
nia. On Friday morning he arrived 10 New York for
the purpose of buy ing goods AMI put up at Pat
tons Hotel, No. PSI Greenwich street. Being much
Qued and overcome by the dust aud heat # trav-
cling he repaired to BARRIERS shopi the basement of
the hotel 10 refresh himief with shave. Hanging
up his coat in the breast pocket of which was 81 600
in full view of bis wary optics, be submitted himself
to the bands Of the knight Of the After being
shaved he persuaded 10 indulge 10 the luxury Of
ehampooa. The barber having filed his hair aud
eyes full Of sospsuds conducted him 10 the rear Of the
shor where he turned the croton his head to get
rid Of the soap. This being DONE the stranger dressed
bnself and left the shop, but immediately discovered
that 5000 Of bis 81 900 had been distracted from his
wallet He at once secured the services Of Officer
Orpheus and returning to the barber-shop arrested
Ante MO Labenjo and Andrew Gustaelli on suspicion
of having committed the robbery. The prisoners
were taken before Justice Kelly, who committed them
for examination.
DOMESTIC Row.-Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Easton
Cow, said to belong to the dramatic profession and
passing under the stage of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G..
Eason, have long INDUCED in series of pleasant and
amatle domestic broils and fights. On Friday morn
ing, after long separation, they met near the corner
lively quarrel The male dsputant thought to put
end TO their troubles by putting end to his wife.
He accordingly dashed large quantity of vtrio over
her face and neck. The unfortunate woman, shrek
ing with pain sank insensble to the pavement, being
completely blinded by the liquid. Some gentlemen
who witnessed the transaction rushed up and arrested
Cow, and conveyed both him and the suffering
before Justice Kelly. He locked Up to answer a
cbarg of feoDious assault, and she was sent to the
Hospital. Mrs. Cow is about 1S years OF age, and
quite pretty.
CHID-MURDgR.-An Irishwoman, named Ellen
Murphy, while walking in avenue A, near Nine
tenth street. seized with the pains of labor ani
gave birth to a shild in the street. Mary Collins
acquaintance of hers carried the child to Bellevue
Hospital, but the managers refused to receive it.
Subsequently the dead body of the child found in
basket in Fifth street, and taken to the Eighteenth