New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08

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| In II Trovatore,
| Tuvnopr TgoNAss Grand Annual Vocal ana
Orchestral Concert takes plsce tomorrow evening IRVING
Hall Tho lsst rehearsal will take place to-day ILL., 70
bcb all persons holding tickets for the concert will be adj
mit.ed free OF charge by showing their ticket TO the DOOR
keeper No tickets will be sold for the rehearsal
The Rev. Matthew Hale Smith lectures this even
ing in the Oiversrsst Mshnsr' Temple. Subject: Shall
W. Sustain the Governmentp
The BoAT-BUILDERs.-We learn that five en-
poyng bostbuiders have sgeed to pay 81 80 per day
namely Mesua Darling Ruch Alexander Thorn. and BLACK
burn, and their men have gone to worK.
The CoRoyER's OFFICE BRsEr BY REBELS
The relative to the sudden death OF Jackson the
supposed ysnan. which appeared In the morning papers
day or two ago. has been the means OF sending to the
Coroner Office al army Of Southern Rebels friends OF tho
deceased who all very anxious about the proper repoe
Of the body Of deunct blockader The Public Admin"
traitor had ordered solid rosewood con and was about to
give him decent burial the body had been duly arranged
and coned when his friends changed the order and had
embasd placed In metallic coffin and ordered 1t to DO
placed vault await the finishing OF the war; then TO oe
removed to the South. IL appears that Jackson had oesn
largely engaged In blockade running since the beginning oil
the till abrupt close by DEATH
ANOTHER SUICIDE AT THE MrrRoPoLrAs Ho-
rKL-Ye.erdsy morning the body of Edmund Baron, late
one Of the guest. Of the Metropolitan Hotel was discovered
In hi. at that establishment by Of the servants 1t
appeared from tho testimony the inquest by Coroner VIII
dey that deceased had committed suicide by saboing himself
the heart with small surgical instrument eaieda eat
lin that when tho body discovered he had been dead
for time decom position having set I'M that he had not
le the all day Wednesday and had probably killed
"a. .ttwar 0nutFy ha
had been wealthy had been robbed and ruined By false
fhepd. III. ,trscued crcumstances doubtless led him TO
commit ,efdesructon When found, ne WAS lying on the
bed IA his ROOM apparently asleep and on the table was
mos, remarkable document drawn 10 the form Of will leav
Ing his effects his body DR. d. Dunkn Wie'e ofthis
city on condition that hi. skeleton should be prepared " set
ferh in w and hung in his oce token Of emen'
branee In the bed found the instrument with which
he bad killed himself and long lock Of womaas hair,
aaeh 10 which small golden lockes Among bis sf
feet, was letter In French setting forth shat be had taken
morphine for tho purpose Of de,roypg himself but without
effect subsequently he designed shooting himself but had
too ca consideration for the occupants Of the adjoining
rooms TIE deceased wua well educated and Accompanies
gentleman whose mi,fonunes preyed upon his mind DR.
Bouion made po'tmoriem e1aminA'ion and 'heJay teo
dered verdict Of " suicide"
CARPEr Enthusiastically Harvey Vincent,
Elr, Vincent and William II. Butler s eoorsd. were AZ
rested aud taken before Justice Kelly at the Jefferson Mar
hot Police Hesdquafisi charged with stealing carpets rom
various parties under the following circum.anee They have
been TO habit Of going om store to store where carpet
shakers states kept looking ct tho orders rubbing them
out going the houses OF the parties who have len the or
and collecting TIE carpets then pswnins or selling them
They committed for trial
NEw.YoRK MAGDALEs BESTvoLEsr SocUrY.-|
The Threth Annual Meeting Of the Newly MagdAen Be-
Society held yeIerday forenoon IN the Shape
Institution Tho attendance thin owing to the bad
we. her end The my condition Of the seet. Mehsel ALL
an occupied the Ch.ir the Rev Mr.. HAITI opened
the exercises by invoking the Divine blessing upon the pro
e.ednE Il. 81 Merwin, e.q read the T'e.urer' report
from which appears that there mortgage on the promises
OF Geo The ma building occupied cost s9lSo the
chapel sdded the lnildns IA 1888 co'. sl6os In oef
history the Institution he said from 1871 to 1862 there had
been 145 unfortunate females within s walls OF this nun-
her 2gg h,d found employment In respectable families, az
had been restored to their friends 2 had been discharged
1877 bad been tie bopa 20 had been expelled 49,
had escaped 81 bad united with the .church Is bod married.
p had died aud II could be accounted for The report
forth cha, there had been received from several
source. including the Of $. N. sickles by es.ey
?5o Of Matilda Brown, s57l 81 from the estate OF Eliza
Gilbert tbesr the celebrated Lola Moutezl $780,
Margaret Smith 800, Mrs o. Merrill 500 for worn Of M
mate. sJi for work done last year s20 from dousd
and subscriptions $500. Balance hand ss87 IS The
Annual repor, vac read by the Rev G. C. Darling showing
that At the OF the year. there 81 inmates
in tho Institution, and l25 have since been added to
Y tina. rumber; 90 have found employment In rep
u.ble families; 10 have been returned to their friends
le, without leave - LETT their request. 70
trsn,fersd the ho.p. expelled aud have died
Addresse. were delivered by the Rev Mr. Sin OF st Thomas
Church the Rev Mr. Botisord Of the Eighty Eighth
Church tn. Rev Mr. Quick returned missionary, and the
Rev Mr. sady The following tho names Of ihs officers
OF the in'iituton
Mrs Thom,, Has,ings F,t Dr,ctrs., No. ~ Wet Forty
fourth Mrs. James o. Pond. Second Dir.etress No
32s Wsst Twenty third street Mrs Lyman be.ch-r Second
Dirsctr-s No. u Willow street Brooklyn; MIs t. y Ely
Treasurer. No. 20 West TweEy'sir street MIS- A. Mcr
Ms }. W. Hayes Recording Secretary no 10 Hicks trce
BROOKLYN Mrs Cyrus Ohor Aatron. Eighty eighth street
Yorkyle Aii.s Mary X Roberts Assistant MAiron. lors
willie; Rev. Charles C. Darling. Chaplain. Tfust-es-A H.
Ws,norc Natter Edwards, David Hoadry Advisory Com
miitee-A. Allison :. NJ. BecEley, Mofwin, W. Hayes
Tho grounds Of this benevolent institution ,.,ouy laid
out and carefully cultivated. Vegetables fut, and flowers
are raised for benefit the inmates school opened
for teaching branches OF educ alton aud paicu
r attention paid TO the teaching OF household worh.s~
ing cooking Sc Neatn.a, and indicate the admirable
manner In which tho Institution Il conducted.
CHARITIES AND CORREcTIOns.-The Commission
or. OF Ch.It.s and Corrections met yesterday Pre.dcn,
Diaper Ia the chair Daring the last fortnight 5lt persons
were committed from the city to this Work House vgran
of whom 1872 aud females The following
I manic alton was received:
40 me Com His.oners n ChGriti,s and Corrections
GKNTLssks: My attention has been directed 10 thu large