New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09

| and sig ferri appearing In their fsvoIite roles.
CKDLRELLA AND HER SIsTERs-This bcsueltl
| picture after short exhibition in Phiadelphia. ~
returned to the city, and is schaass Cab
lery, No. 629 Broadway.
Central Park viii be performed tonight at Waya6D
Theater for the last time at least for the present.
PUBLIC DIsNER TO Mr.. DH.--A number Of pfoak
mont gentlemen in this city met yesterday 10 uzsAD
definite arrangements fot the reception Of Mr.. DIX -
| some appropriate entertainment. Among those WIZ
have taken part in ths movement said TO be naD
than hundred Of our leading bankers and merchss1b
| SERMONS TO YoUsG MES-The second sermon ~
the course to the young Of this city will be ds
cred tomorrow evening by the Rev. T. s. Hassineae
tue Mercer-s,reet Presbyterian church.
THE TRUAsr LAw.--It is not, perhaps, geoess1p
known that there is q law against trusncy, which,
enforced would rid the streets Of idle and v'co
children. Owing 10 the neglect Of the Police Cou1D
sonerr, no special officers appointed for the P
pose and the law is virtually dead, as far as this ~
s concerned though in successful operation In BroohyA
and other places. To meet this state of things 10 a.
Twenty first Ward an Industrial School has just ben
commenced, in connection with the Home for ~
Friendess. II is located at No. 4a5 Fourth svesuek
and already gives promise of success. On Monea1
evening Mr.. Cough will lecture on the "ChildreoN
the Streets at Cooper Institute the proceeds berg
devoted TO the support Of this new School
CLylsisG THE STREEIs-The last few day. kAso
been favorable for getting out the heavy accumuisso
OF mud in the streets near the rivers but for other per-
tons Of the city time could be much worse, the con-
bined drouth and wind rendering il next 10 imposikea
10 stir the dirt without ts spreading into clouca 6
descending on everythiI and everybody. But We 40
promised better state Of affairs Mr.. Hackey pre-
fesees be oPpOed to any compromises tbs. whlless
US dirty streets "The city must and shall be tcFS
clean" is bis motto To this end he has given ortse
10 the foreman in each Ward to pur as many mee -
will keep constantly at work many carts ne the fsc-
tiles for dumping will allow. Up TO 18th street. Broad
way cleaned nightly and next week it will be doneep
az 2d street. One prominent cause Of dirty streets
has been that 10 erecting new buildings and in altering.
enlargDg or cleaning out cellars the practice has bsss
quite general for large quantity Of rubbish to b ID
in front Of toe premises which gets scattered ahose
each way hundred feet more, and remaining snaa
removed by the street cleaners. An ofense u IN
Kind is liable to fine and probably before long ness'
ures wiz be taken 70 make examples In few casss.
FRENCH REPuBLicAs CLus.--In pursuance d .
notice given last week this Club convened Thursdv
evening 9TH inst. a, their rooms, No. 6lS Broadway.
for the purpose Of electng officers for the current ys
The following gentlemen were unanimously choseus
President, Dr. n Tr.pcb,ndi veePre.idensy p. BOOB
Tessursr b. Allies Secretary g. Bachelor Er.cu tveCsn~
ni'ee O. Bachelor P Lanssyin, j. b. Ptntssus, X kA8
VicIstte. A L. 5ni.h.
The Club adjourned, TO meet on tho Grst ThundVo(
April.
Nor MURDERED.--Corouer Schirmer held an inQusa
on Thursday on the body Of Hugh Duffy, which w.s
found the river the oo of Christopher street Apose
mortem examination was made by DR.. Geo. Bouts,
when verdict Of death from drowning was rendsrSS
by the Jury. The deceased was coachman formerly
in the employ Of Mis-. Psrish, in Union square o.
the Both Of December he disappeared 10 q Mysteries
manner and suspicious Of foul play entertained
leading several arrests, without effect. The city 80
horites offered reward Of $500 for the discovery -
the missing 1t is now supposed that DO watAs6
Of some pier while intoxicated.
ARRESTS FOR MuRprR.-Offcer Irving of tho Twen
tieth Ward on Thursday night arrested three ua
named Michael Gillespie, James Scott, aud Jsmas
Blythe, who are supposed to have been impIcaasa
with Jeremiah Flynn and John Snedden in the musdss
of Joseph Sutchae, steward Of the brig William and
Mary on the night Of the oath Of December last Thee
i've persons were all arrested at the time but on a.
animation Def magistrate, all but Flynn and 6Dsd.
den were discharged The Grand Jury having found
an indictment against all FIVE Of the persons nams4
bench warrants were Issued and the three tahen
into custody az above stated. The prisoners were
committed TO ts Tonbs for trial.
RopBED IN THE STREEr.-On Thursday, night -
Mr. 50Bs G.La' on No s w,I h sS@s es, vt, "as
Of Bank street b. two unknown One Of the ms
iSs"S aim siolSn.y down hTeenfses AREA M Copit-s
tbs with such force TO reod bin nsrnssb
OF he Ninth Ward Who conveyed h % The sisioS HS..
M CoPa vas .sOS restored 70 % Ssn he
No clue raAas could be obtained, Mr. Co1kins ~
either Il them aud the strgs bfiei thai 10
had no Opportunity to observe them
BuRoi .RY.--Ou Sunday night the house No. rs
Prince entered BY Burglars, and Slaeo worth a.
clothing carried fo The room o. fesh lazy who Y o9srdnQ
soue the stolen property IN the psvn,hop o. Mr. Jskss
Brooue stree, where he obsnss formation which led
the burglary In tho possession OF the pliorer t
Of the ns property Aad Justice Conneny ceas
qutntT committed him 70 aaswer
srABBrp IN his ows HoUsE.-Ofioers Irving an
Techusn Of the Twentieth Ward on Tbursday evening CT
rested two men, named Quis Denney -hs
char K.d WITH having committed felonous assault
s s s M: 70 $ .o:. ss ss
rinh street aud ced With him and his bUfespss
Subsequently the rovdss r into the street. and tire soe
no OF then his severely hand Jusee CenseuY
CONF united ihs accused to sDswen
FaIoHTruL DEArB.-Jobn O'Neill sbtpjosps1k
While working in Mr. sinonson,s sbipJSa On hs ~ 20
r.. md T. h is a. so sss 'sa sps.
coming with iron Pile Which Plssteed me