New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25

M, Dillon has achieved dlsunguisned tame III IN"
gland aud comes baden with words Of praise from the
London and provincial press He was born in Noriok
I'm 1890 Of parents rather prominent actors aud has
he all bis life on the stage but did not make bis APP
p.ars, &c in London uutil 1856, when he openea I'D
this roll, of Be2begor; tiled Othelo Hamlet, hleh-
chen Tell, Beverly, Macbeth, Virginius, and o'ner
great arts coming off with very general praise He !
Las robust, well-developed frame .~--. .,.o
Except the eyes which are small with lids given to |
something like squirting EXPRESSION is graceful in
cnrriaee quick IN action, and generally agreeable in
Lis stage MOVEMENTS
We need not repeat the story of p,lobegor the
nroiDg street actor, with wife and two children
sharing Lis Precarious exsence; tho wife told that she
" by right duchess; how he yoovs fearful that she
will leave lin; how she d, go leave bim-not. as he
sinAs' ion ehoice' put 70 get aid for dying child
DIE ieui gei hs suner gs in search of her. and his
maj success ID nhdng sd restoring her to her duty
and her family.
Deloie Oh auu'ehce greatly limited by unfavorabe
weather Out Hcn IN Frlistic and critical representa-
yves Mr. Dlon ACHE sed decided success. The first
Seie Was not over .efore he had the attention aud
sympathy of the Ho .se he showed at once and kept
uP nnnl the last the too rare illusion that be wes
bot acuhg, But was really the monntebank,
'ulerlHg all ne vicssitudes imagined by the
author. Ills rough but heartfelt love for his
WIFE, MS ner' foas suspicion that the news of her
great ionon might weaken her affection bis
"i"er CONC ss3e for her health and comfort, his
n"sed d ext snd anxiety at her refusal TO eat, HE
se' er'us secriSce 10 please what he thought her
want! ere rep&ered with almost uDexceptionably
na'n'al rut'fupess. At the close of the first act
wher' nst ssse has lssde proud display of presents
Tor Ter sad biz youngest ehiid-he finds thst abe has
ti'l ~ lie YEAS ptensely and painfully real, and pro-
duee powsnful 'eafect. He was veciferOusly ap-
Plb S.1, andca e6 s5ore the curtain. In the second
ac' Sis struggle 10 careless crowd when hs
by sbs star wing eni his heart breaking was also
"A mcst reus able pt rfornance Thenceforward, after
sssOmDg The d@puise of nobeman he was not 20
decidedly gre ht bat still unexceponable, and the sue
oezs wax coRpIete,
He VIE genetAlly well supported. The company at
ths thsater has with few exceptions been sweegngy
ooEdet ned be. this occasion they deserve praise
eyo ts4e of the for imperfeetion in the
words. Mr.Davidge The Aountebanks assistant,
wssSery yocd--qaite Ravelish The arduous part of
Ns@,lire, Pelphegors wife, carefully and truth
tuiy rendered by Miss Clifton who received hearty
applause Mrs. CbanfIsu excellent Zephyrlna,
-assl Ms.Etoddart was equally acceptable Bephe-
scrs boy. At the clVse there stormy call, when
xr. DOu led forth his representative wife aud son,
vand brea expressed bis thanks for generous re-
cepiion
If hevan seize the pnblc heart in other parts he
old nenigh his il fully assured. AtaDy rate
we uus: the Winter Garden viii give many more
nights Mr.. Charles Dillon. His Othelo has been
h,ghly piaised'iR England. Cannot the management
gveps that great tragedy with Dillon and Booth for
"laeo.' Such q result is worth an effort
Tie Ftesmship Yorktown, Capt. Parrish, Of the
Nex.York aId Virginia Steamship Companys line
h afte- undergoing repairs TO her engines and
eotvngsa th, rongh overhanDg has taken her place
/ NJ Pier No Is, North River, whence she vii
leave for Ecrflk, Portsmouth, City Point, and Rich
.nsDd every Saturday, at Sp. m.
TgE 'UsfTsp STATES GRAND UURY-Some mali
scous persous having started tb At Redpah anC
job Brown, jr. the Hayden Emigration Agents ir
Il country. bad fitted expedition against the
South, the United States Grand Jury yesterday ex
AHMED the Rev. Mr. Garrett pastor of Shiloh Church
John Nulsord, and c. johnson, upon the subject. The
HAyten Con nissioners recently dispatched vessel
from his port under the authority Of President Gef-
ard, 70 Hayti. with free eoored emganis on board,
and aAether s to leave shorty with further emgra-
ton Of industrious free persons of color who, driven
from the South by the secession troubles, will seek in
q more genial cline. under favorable auspices,
Tie advancement Of themselves and their poserity.
Tax JAPASEsE BILLs.-These famous bills have
received an additional pruning in passing through the
hands Of the Controller. The Dill of the Lelands has
besne down 81 s69, making it paid 81 500. All
have been settled, with the exception Of carriage bill
amounting 10 about $4,000, upon which the Controller
demands a reduction Of 10 per cent.
IPoLIcE CosaIssIoEsRs.--Tb Board met yesterday
afternoon Police Headquarters and appointed the
following named men, who, having been examined by
the surgical staff and reported upon favoraby, were
sworn into Office as patroln'en:
Michael j. Sullivan, Eighth Ward; Washington L. Lewis.
Ninb Ward; John heCshy Flint Ward Robert NJ Leach,
uaIa George HI F;th Ward; Henry Wheeler Eight
ssssSeeSib v ld; ssaoei he "sm@sn, sseoni Ward VIM
Ward Hiram A. Maynard Seventeenth Ward er
;g aS%s %.d fi Fi Sna Ward
aLSL,w j. Msjory Twenty third Precincts Wm Z. Fox,
J~.py,ihird Pfscne, sOaIde TOnens Fifteenth Ward Jas
s,,ln RIaD, second WSTd
Barnett l.. Phillips was created rouDdsman and
trADsferssd TO the Fourteenth Ward and in addition
seversl .transfcrs OF patrOlmen made from one
Ward ~ another.
THE,CsoPER UsIOs.--We have received copy Of
the Financial Report of the Trustees of the Cooper
Uuon for the Advancement of Science and Art" for the
year 1860 rendered agreeably 10 the charter Of the
Corporttien TO the Common Council of the City Of
New. York tie Associates Of the Cooper Union, and
the Legislature Of the State in advance of the pubca-
lion a the annrai report:
EgPyrDTUTEs Of the Cooper Union for the Id
ranoeaeaI Snee aad mt FROM Jan 1850. 1861.
Balance in hands Of Wilson q. Hunt Treasurer
Jan 1850 $3425 81