New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
CRY ITEMS

rain s effect upon vegetation mas Deeh a"h"7' ~
trica The bare branches Of last week are now p'S'
ING into endere- green, the garden and orchard are
filed with the bloom of peach and pear, apple ana
cherry scenting the air with sweetest odors making
musical with the hum Of busy bees, and giving pleas
ant promise of a glorious yield Of fruit. JESTER
day at noon the heat was at the midsummer
standard; but thirsty New-York, for the most
part had to forego its customary cooling uppe,
the new Sunday law having pretty eiiectuaiiy
closed most of the places where strong waters are re-
tailed If the dramshops were not crowded, the cry
cars and ferry boats were. From daylight to dark
thousands and tens Of thousands wendell their way to
the Central Park, to Ridgewood, Hoboken, Staten
Island and other rural resorts, where green heids,
flowers and foliage take the place OF pavementS and
brick and stone erections.
AMusEMESTs,-hcademy Of Masic.-Ihe opera OF
" Moses in Egypt" will be performed tonight Tor the
first time at the Academy of Music by Miss Patti and
Messrs Brigno, Susini, Amodio, &c. 1t is stated
that the scenery and costumes are magnificent. See
advertisement.
Winter Gardea.-The opera Of " The Jewess' has
been distinguished success rendered by Mesdames
Fabbri and Berkel and Messrs. Stgell Wenlich, and
Quint 1t will be continued this week.
Uailacks Theoter.-AIr. Lawrence Bardon, for
many wears connected with this House doorkeePer,
has a benefit this evening. Mr.. Bardon has won, by
his uniform courtesy and oblign2 good-nature, the
good opinion Of the patrons Of the theaer and VIII
doubtless have fine house. The bill is an excellent
one. being the fine old comedy " She Stoops TO
Conquer" with all the principal members of the COM
pany in the cast Mrs. Hoey, Mrs. Vernon, Mrs.
Sloan. Miss Tree, and Mes-rs. Blake, Brougham,
Wacot Lester Floyd, Sloan and others assist i'll the
comedy, and in the fare, Messrs. Brougham and
Walcot and Mrs. Vernon and Mrs Cannon undertake
the characters.
Laura Keene'S TIeater-Ths week will be given
the las xix representations of the Colleen Bawn.'
Njblo's Charlottesville is announced the new
spectacle of Bluebeard." number Of additional
performers have been engaged for this piece, among
| whom are Miss Minnie Mccarthy and Mr. Charles
| Hale Mr. William HanlOn, whose appearance was
preaturely announced for last week, will positively
perform tonight for the first time, in act, with his
| two brothers, entirely new in this country.
Boreyy TLeater.-Mr. II. Johnston begins star
engagement here this evening as King Lear
| Aerc Bowerv 1Eeater--" Harry Blake" and bur-
| esque called The Bronze Donkey
american MuSeum.-' Dot is to be acted here this
week. with Mr.. C. w. Clarke John Peerrybingle
and Miss L. Mestayer as Dot. play, new here
| called The Hop Picker" will also be given, with Dir.
| Delmon Grace in the principal part.
| CLrisfuJs JGnstre1s, Niblo'S S0loon.-The funny
farce of Black Blunders is the attraction this week,
| with the usual music.
| Bryanfs Mastrels No. i72 BrOod~0y.-JeTy Bry-
ant and Eph. Horn appear nightly in an excellent pro-
gramme, supported by good company
| California Meaaeerie, Thirteenth street and Fonrh
oreuye-Ths fine collection of American animals has
Justly attracted very much attention They are well
worth visit Old Adams being by no means the least
| of the curioses.
No. 4ii Broadacay.-Mrs. Broughams management
of this place having failed the company has been dis
banded Tonight jacobs the Wizard makes his flrs
appearance here.
Acadenny of Design, Tenth street near Broadray.-
Open day and night.
Peale's Court of Death will remain on exhibition
one week longer at the Cooper Institute and can be
seen day or evening. the hall being darkened and
lighted by gas during the day.
BaIloon Asceasion-Mr. Augustus NJ. Conner, pupil
of Mr. John Wise, will make an ascension from Palace
Garden on Thursday afternoon
| CpyAp TICKETS FOR CHIcAGo.-The Hudson River
Railroad Company, the agents of the Peoples Line o
Steamboats,, and the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
advertise to sell tickets to Chicago and back for S33
TO accommodate delegates to the Republican Nationa
Convention.
| THE Rev. DAslFI WoRrH.--A public meeting vii
he held tbs evening, at the City Assembly Rooms
when the Rev. Daniel Worth, gust from North Caro-
lima, will recount the story of his wrongs, and th'
state of affairs at the South.
BoARDIsG.HoUsE SwNDLE-Efcven Frenchmenir
search of fortunes and route with that end in view
for California set foot on shore in NewYok six days
ago, and at bethougbt themselves, as a matter Of
course to isd clearinghouse cheap andcommodiou:
possible, but AT all events cheap. Some person took
them to Widow Striebels establishment, which is al
No Carlisle street. They bargained for board at >
each per day. On reckoning up the accounts on Saur
day slight misunderstanding occurred in reference t
the arithmetic involved in the bill. The Frenchmei
counted five days which, multiplied by eleven made
$50. Widow Strebel had several very stout, savage
looking about, and reckoned up the bill as amount
ing 10 $l55 After much angry disputation and quar-
relling, the Frenchmen finding that they could not &c
The better of the keepers of the establishment in tina
way left their baggage and valuabes and asked pc
liceman what TO do. The policeman said their arithmetic
was undoubtedly right and sent them to the City Hall
where they made complaint. Capt. HART then sen
an officer along with them, and Mrs. stricbel, tn
clearinghouse mistress discovering that she had mad
a mistake cheerfully delivered the baggage on the re
ceipt of the proper price and the Frenchmen got abOar
the California steamship in time to sail with her-yast
ly more fortunate than the majority of strangers VIII
fall into the hands of harpes who flourish in the FRS
Ward.
ARREST ORA TICKET SwIyDLER.-Charles Gilmore