New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

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Il 10 clearly out OF date .., A. l.,
| III, pm Mil f:n,,a. 1, now o fact. i suppose " u
m, ., 20 iudge Of AM periodical by its fst NUMBERS
90, art, s,;o,,sr ope had been usnered into existence
r. ,, =, ahsora blast Of uumpets that IT was pretty
80 q, a,.snnont public expectation. Aswas expected
.. - IN be a sort of daily Saturday Rerien. plts
o 9, borren and mesger. and none OF Ito articles o.
hsvs had any particular reference to the topics Oh
,o,sx With fine sense OF the fitness OF things Mf.
Hannay contributes to paper the title OF which
s borrowed from Thackeray, certain letters from Dir
Pitt Crawley to his nephew In Parliament. We may
expect to secure the valuable assistance OF the rest OF
the characters in Vanity Fair and these In Pendenns
and the Neyoomes next wonder what their creator
would have said to H. whether the gentlemen would
have ventnred on Ii had be been alive and how they
would have liked 1T had he written a Roundabout
paper" thereon The Crawley letters nre wen enough,
but why Crawleyi The essay on Waste is OF course.
by Mr.. Arthur Helps. AS yet. however. nothing has
appeared IN III. Pall.Man Gazette worthy Of Capt.
shandon (alias DR.. Meginn) not to mention the
sense tie satire the scholarship Of George Warning
ton The new journal Is much talked Of by the
public nor even laughed about-rather bad sign. i
may remark however, as suggestive symptom Of the
drift Of puoc opinion. that The Pail Nal Ga:ens though
appealing to the class The Saturday Rere is
decidedly Northern IN its tone and tendencies. This 10
oil the noticeable, too as we heard good deal
about blood" md culture and oil that sort thing
ir connection with It. usually considered sssynonymous
with sympathy with The Souldriver's Rebellion.
The destruction Of the Surrey Theater has originated
o very generous and spontaneous effort in beha! OF the
sufferers by thst calamity. 10 people nnacGuainted
witt tho stage, II would be surprise olearn how many
hundred households out u bread" or at least
irjurcusly affected by the loss OF employment couse
queat the destruction Of this building The panto'
mime engagements would have run on good six weeks
longer and the persons who lost their situations have no
chance Of getting engagement at this season Of the
year. 1t said that the actual loss to the propriccis
will not DO so large as imagined at first. Since the
retirement Of Mr.. Cresw.ck ton tie management The
theater has not done very good business.
Talking Of theatricals Miss BateInan sil continues
indispensable Play julia IN tho Hunchhaek, though
TIE Timers critic chat maguihceu. authority pro-
nounced her performance great success &C. &C.
Only the pubic ddnt think So Considering the great
reputation tho lady has won in Leah Is not TO DO
wondered at that she should BE- little out Of sorts q,
her failure On the first night tie hCrse was throngcd
with enthusiastic admirers OF the star Of the evening
prepared 20 cheer everybody and everything yet with
such an audience Mis- Batemau failed create the dc
ence Yves mach less partial one. tn, failure more
conspicuous The truth IT, that Julia Is part lin dal
pay tblnk) which requires extraordinary sensbility
IN its iinperson stion while Leah owed Der TO
the rightly Of Der expression. Miss Baemsn looked
handsome enough and maguifoently dressed. but
she couldn't or didn't throw spark u passion into
Part 10 y hch II was vital. Hencc indspostio1. The
honors Of the play such as they were. went 20 Miss
Sims who played part Of Helen. and who had Il ts
signed TO her because she had shown any dramatic
talent before nor was suspected OF the abiityqua q
cations Indispensable to all ladies ind gentlemen who
aspire to act with Miss Baemgn. Even PaNoA has not
ventured to puff julia
There seems probability that British Justice. or
what goes by thst NAME lac narrowly escaped adding
another psmo the list Of persons executed In eorse
ouence Of mistake as to their Identity Last wetk AZ
Italaa called Pooui Of convicted what seemed to
be quite satisfactory evidence IL having killed poor
osterrnonger In public houss brawl 90 Saffron Hill
which cos.ermonger by the way. 6cd very like good
Christian declaring that he didn't want 70 hang the
man." and praying thet God would forgive him. The
Jury only took minutes 10 consider their veTdiet
the Judge who had shown himself personally favorable
70 the prisoner asserted in the most positive manner
Lis conviction Of the conclusive nature Of the evidence
on which the verdict had been given. and the case
seemed SO clear against the man that those who TOOK
I'D his causc In the press did 40 on general grounds,
never iDpugping tho correctness Of'ths sentence.
Suddenly, when tho day Of execution Is actually fXei
another italian comes forward 81 his own accord TO
that he is the murderer ard that Pohoni had
-. - do with tho crime. it Is an odd
and The ccaaest part OF it oil Is that both 'he
ooon,ed men ara evidently srder orders from some
sort Of committee among their ;r.'cg se"s;:.-ae"
IN Ionaou and that the real nurdeier " Grerorio bc
hs man was concealed with the knoaledge OF SCORES
~ Italians In this metropolis and yet the polics could
find no clue to where he was hiding. Ny own impres
sion is ta, all the persons present at the Golden Anchor
on that uulucLy boxing night more or less drunk
and that none OF thep knew exactly what did haInih
the scufe or who actually Struck the blow which killed
Door Harrington. Whether Gregorio be Innocent or
guilty 1t is pretty certain that hs appearance has saved
Polioui's life
There is Some talk ventilated In tc-days 7''tS'aph.
about presenting Lieut.. Maury OF the {. b. N. with
"a sutstsntial testimonial from the people OF Eng
Hand" That Is TO say Of that the Rebel sympa
thiscrs are prospecting in O new channel me TEE
propk saws that committee for the carrying into effect
of this object has already beer formed and mentions
among the names Of its members the Grand Duke Con
.tantine Grand Admiral Of Russia, Prince Napoeon'
Lord Wrottesley Admiral Fitzroy aud Admiral Smyth
| NAV Gnd out something about tbs In tine Tor my
next l. d. '"
! THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS.