New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22


government order this vessel to drop dowa w1ee 'he be-
longs aud permit her to Haunt her dirty Coo, OF d.
OeoTss in Norf IA haIboT! l'or' rma resA
A Cool JoB.-Workmen are engaged III carting
from, the rear buildings Fore street We noticed
bank four feet deep Ia the rear oil we ooch
or th,.e DAYS ago Portland Courier, 18th.
CITY ITEMS.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
| AcApKxr ov Music" La Travista-p - ~
WIS1nR GARpES-BrOadwsy. "Ross Gresorioi Or Tho
NrBIo', uaapsS-i,rosdway. THE Enchantress"
| w,ILAcks THKATEK-No. ga Broadway Tho Soldiers
Daughter"
LAVA KrxyKs Misunderstanding, " The Sea Of Ice"
ISs sss.I Seg:rss .eoon and evening
BARsuNs AxxxIcAS MusEux broadway. Grand National
Mora Cr.ns" and Dead Shot afternoon and evening
| NAIiosAL ACADEMY OF DXsiGS-No 62s brosd"sy' Gay
BAr.asVMon.lt Hall, No. &c, Broadway.
yvesant Institute
| IKsIsG HALL-Concert BY Mr. Beige.
VIcy.PREnprur HAMLrK IN THE CiTY.-Vice-
President Hannibal Hamlin arrived at the Astor
House yesterday morning from his residence IN
Maine. He proceeded to Washington In the o
o'clock train last evening.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will deliver Tree
lecture before the Twentieth Ward Republican
Association. At Continental Hail. corner Of Thirty
fourth street and Eighth avenue, tonight, at
clock.
| A grand vocal and instrumental concert is to be
given this evening at Irving Hall, under the leader
chip of Mr.. Berge, when the following artists will
appear: Mrs. Mozart, Miss Nina Geary, and Messrs.
j. X. Thomas, s. c. Campbell, Gustavus Geary,
and Ii. Apply, violinist
School OF DESIGN FOR WoaEs.-Tbe Annual
Rece ption of this admirable n.tuion will DO held
this evening, at Cooper Union.
ACADEMY or Musc-Mss Emea j. Bough.
ton having recovered from her recent illness,
announces that che will make her debut in LA
Traviata, at the Acanemy If Music, on Tbursdsy
evening May -, under the direction Of Carl An
schultz as conductor with grand orchestra and chorus
Miss Emelia j. Boughton az Violetta, Mr.. r. Z.
Bougb,ou a. Alfredo and Vincenzio horino ~ Ger
uiond.
Mr.. Rarey, the horse tanner, is now in town, and
will give three Of his famous exhibitions OF horse
tanning, in Cooper Institute, On the evenings OF
Tue r,sy, Thursday and Friday As these Will be
posi lively his only exhibitions those who desire to
zee him will govern themselves accordingly.
| BuIL's UEAp.-The great weekly market for
Beef Cattle in Forty fourth street closed yesterday
with more frnness than drovers have been aecus-
toned TO of late. The supply Of the week 1888
head is 933 head less than it the previous week,
which il sufficient TO account for the advance OF
price equivalent TO half n cent pound upon the
| net weight Of meat. Nearly all the bullocks were
sold by the head, al prices equivaieht 70 per
pound for the meat, less tho value Of ofsl and
nearly all Of the cattle offered were Illinois corn-fed
steers Of TO cwt. net and Of good quality. Full
particulars Of sales and owners, IA we'll as Prces oil
swine sheep, and calves, are given in the regular
weekly report Of the market.
AArRIcAss ABRoAD.-The following is q list Of
Americans registered at Gun g. Co.'S American and
General Agency and Reading-room, No. 10 Strand,
London, w. c., Eng, for the week ending May 10,
1862:
rmn New York. - w1sr' N.w.iork; J. A Morton
AID wife Buffalo; Chs Koch, FIaniior': 7 s.lss Al
Sor. Rev n n scsrnel baltimore; Jo. B. one. Hst.
ford Conn. Geo Brooke wif~. fhade hs; % brown
S Ss.,: M Hon H. syh E'S H. s'1 %%
inson, New Haven.
|
DEATH OF +. L. CHRisrY.-Mr f. p. Christy,
who in a fit of temporary insanity, threw himself
from third story window about nine days ago. died
Of bis injuries yesterday morning at o'clock.
Coroner Widely held an inquest on the body at Mr..
Chr.ty's late residence, No. ~ East Eighteenth
street. The post.mortem examination revealed that
in the fall he broke his right forearm, fractured his
right knee-cap, received severe wound on his head,
and fractured the sixth ceryical vertebra causing
COMPRESSION of tn. spinal cord. Paralysis ensued
Immediately Their. after and continued I'll the time
Of bic death. A verdict in accordance with the cir
cumstapces was rendered.
TIE FIRE ZouavEs-Agreeably to orders, the
New-York Fire Zouaves assembled on Governors
Island yesterday when the pay and muster-out rolls
were made out. As soon as the rolls are examined
by the U. S. Assistant Paymaster, the men will be
paid and mustered out Of the service. The majority
of the men express their determination to unite with
other regiments and therefore anxious that there
should be 10 delay in dsbanding the old organization
| REBEL SOLDIER IN The CITY, esterday,
James Whitney, deserter from the Rebel rankS,
mt 90 at the New-England Relief Rooms. He was
ures,ed into the service at New. Orleans where he
ioined Company A, % Louisiana, wss sent to Pen
,acola. WAS in the action at Santa Rosa, and at the
bombardment of the Navy.Yard. He was after
ward put on board the States. and sent to Norfolk
wi ere he was transferred to the Merrmac. lie gives
a very graphic and straightforward history of the
6gh, agreeing in all important particulars with the
sketch which appeared in this paper on Tuesday