New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
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"Bianco," with other enterts inments.
Laura Keenes Theater.-Ths American Cousin
is announced every night till further notice.
Vallaek Theater.-Mr. Florence has very sensi.
bly, returned to bis BuItonian reproductions, and TO-
night plays Capt Cutie. The farce of How to Get
Out of It," is also given.
NiJlo's Garden-The fairy story Of Cinderella
is to be acted every night this week The circus per-
formances with all the stars, are presented every
night
Ne,c Borery 7Aeater-Mr. Eddy has been reen-
gagged at this house. and tonight appears in the popu
lar drama of "Monte Ciisto."
Baruu,a's American Museum. There is no manager
in the country who strives conscientousy ogive
the public the full worth of their money than Mr. Bar
num- and there no who fuflls that difficult task
in more satisfactory Whateveris interesting
or unique in the curiosity way if procurabe by money
is Immediately added to the already almost countless
attractions Of the establishment. The entertainments
in the Lecture Room too always excellent in their
way and well worth the small fee charged. The Bud
worth Ministries, at present there, are an excellent
band, giving good music and plenty Of fun. They
close their engagement this week.
Tile Heenan Testimonial.-Todsy this festival
comes off at Joness Wood. The arrangements are OF
the moot perfect order, and the whole affair will be
conducted nth the utmost propiety. The purse that
is to be presented to Heenan at Joness Wood to-day is
not likely to be heavy as was anticipated Many OF
the subscriptions hsve not yet been paid in and several
Of the committee to whom their collection was in
trusted, have failed to make any returns.
TIE TWELFTH WARD CAMPAIGN CLUB.-This
Club held regular meeting on Friday evening last,
Isaac +. Williams, President, in the chair, w. E.
Pabor Secretary After the Transaction of routine
| business the Executive Committee of the Club, in
connection with the officers empowered to make
all necessary arrangements for public meeting to be
held immediately aerthe State nominations are made.
A resolution was passed naming William A. Darling
the proper person TO represent the district as Fres
Dental Eecor on the ticket to be formed at Syracuse
on the odd and recommending the delegates from the
Seventeenth Assembly District to use their influence
| in favor of his nomination. After which the Club
| adjourned.
The New. York correspondent of The Boston Journal
fays that the Church of the Messiah is in the market
The trustees can get $780, 900 auction for this fine
estate on Broadway, opposite the New-York Hotel;
but they want $l75,0OO. When sold, the Rev. DIR.
Osgoods s, ciety will move up near on the Fifth
avenue, between Thirtieth and Fortieth streets.
The CEHsUs.-Returns of this district have been re-
ceiyed from the Third and Fifteenth Wards of Brook
| lyn and the towns of Cornwall and New Windsor,
Orange County. TIE population will vary but trhe
from the figures given below, probably not dozen in
any case: Third Ward, Brooklyn, II 500; Fifteenth
Ward l050O-being gain of 1000 in this latter Ward
over the State census of 1855. Cornwall which in
cludes West Point has a population of 1900 New
Windsor, situated between Newburgh and Cornwall,
24sO. DR.. d z. Norris of Brooklyn, desires us to
request PEOPLE of that city facilitate the work of the
Marshas as far practicable, they frequently find
good deal of difficulty in obtaining the information
required. No pains his part, he afrms, shall be
wanting to secure accuracy in the statistics
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, WEsTcHEsTER COUNTY
Y.-Delegates from the several towns comprising
the LIST Assembly Distct of Westchester County, met
on Saturday last at Humboldt Hail. in the village OF
Yonlers for the purpose Of appointing delegates to the
Republican State Convention.
X. S. Anderton, esq, of West Farms, was called TO
the chair, and IT, Rowe, esqr OF fonkers, was ap-
| pointed Secretary.
Previous to the selection of delegates, Mr.. Samuel
Groocock, of West Farms offered the following
luton, which unanimously adopted:
Re,ord That the Republican this Assembly District regard
with sPg y bs aosp sns
ton and hail with the utmost satisfaction his denomination
| by the Syracuse Convention.
Messrs. j. II Sead~ell, of Yonkers, and J. r.
Marvipe of West Farms, were then appointed dele
gates to the State Convehtion; aud Messrs. E. F..
Shonnard, of Yonkers, and John Bsthgate, Of West
Farms as aternates The Convention then I'D ourned.
The CONFIDENCE GAME IN HIGHWAY ROBBERY
Within the past week we have heard Of two of
highway robbery committed upon unsuspectng youths
who came from the country to seek employment about
the city, by sort of confidence game prscticed by
some of the sharks constantly prowling about the
streets, seeking whom they may devour. In one case
the lad was accosted in the street with the question,
"Do you want situation p OF course he answered
affmatively. Shark replied, "Then l want to talk
with you. live over in jersey; am foreman Of a
large manufacturing establishment, and keep carriage
and pair Of hoses and want smart lad to take Of
them and drive. If you suit me will give you high
wages, say SIG month and board ard wsahng, aud
you will lind it very easy, nice place Aud if you
like the chance, want you to 60 right houe with me,
and will zee what you can do, and teen make bar
gain with you" In the course Of their walk through
the streets shark drew out from the lad that he had
been at work at place, which he had just left
and had his wages in bis pocket, which he advised
him to he very careful Of there were many bad
men in the city, " He talked" said the boy I" so
wonderfully pleasant and appeared to take such an
interest ia my welfare, that ! could not believe him
to be villain" But he turned out to be one; for ne
took the boy the jersey ferry and by the cars
to Ne .ark very kindly paying bis fare and after eav-
ing the cars even volunteering to carry OF his ban
Dies walking and talking most pleasantly to beguile
the two-m.s' walk "out home" When they had