New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
CITY ITEMS.


late President Of tho United States.
GERMAN OPERA.-We have been desired to
say that the sale OF seats for tho Grand German Opera
begins at the Academy Of Music Saturday morning
pril 81 at o'clock. The season opens on Wednesday
evening next with Meyerbeers Robert 10 Diable.'
Tho two new boats to be added to the Fail
River line during the present season are tho Newport
and the Old Colony. Tho former will measure 345
feet from stem to stern the stateToom hall being 32o
Feet long having 80 stae.rooms and is represented AZ
being in her easemJ the handsomest boat on the
Sound.
Miss Laura Keno and Messrs. Hawk and
Dyot OF her company. who were arrested at Harris
burgh Monday, were discharged by an order from
Washington on Tuesday. soon as tho Secretary OF
War heard Of their detention.
CALPoRYIAYs IN NEw- YoRK.-A meeting OF
Cslifornians now In Network held Friday morn
ing at the Metropolitan Hotel and 1t resolved to
Join the procession Tuesday next and invite all ci-
zens of California to participate in the ceremonies Of
that occasion.
A COwARpLY SCoUNDRRL.-John II. Melon
oueh an agent in tie railroad ticket Office corner OF
Broadway and Deys. was arrested yesterday by Oil
Ger Bayley Of tic Twenty sixth Precinct police for
CCWlrlly nnl GnS'1f0ly ntSauliIR N
nan cd Moses Hoo wio stood in front OF 1h Hor!d
onice reading the bulletin II only with tho help
i # Sergeant Robinson that McDonCugh was saved
fiom mob violence and large crowd surrounded nm
n tie Park eager 10 nttock him Cap'. Bracket sent
The prisoner to the Second Ward Sttion.house to oe
locked up until this morning when be viii be arEasncd
for trial before the Police Justice at ITO Ionos'
A BoUyrY RoDBER.-A respectable lady ap-
pcared yesterday before Capt Bracket Of the Twenty
sixth Precinct Police. ard made complaint against
nan named Biney formerly a bounty broker, VINO
she nccused Of cheating her out II SOher husband
bounty money The lady stated that she was IN drs
utute circumstances with three Children 10 support
and was turn ed Of house aud LONE because size had
nothing 10 pay the rent win. she taiu tns, pa,es
AID cart and leave The city. Capt Bracket sent I'll
officer to oOk after tho case.
STRAws"-On Tuesday, as a stage loaded
With passengers was proceeding down Broadway, an
elderly gentleman remarked 10 his next nsigbbor ."
have lived In New.York forty years. but never saw
,anyiliug TO DO compared TO this Tho gentleman
spoken TO replied III you live forty years longer you
will never see tnything like 1t again. No man ever
bal the affections Of tho people as Abraham Lincoln
had them" Upon this. one who locked Ike gentle
man. further along In the stage. said to his companion
with contemptuou, cIpEcssion' IL think broadway
should be draped IN white instead Of black" At'ry
young fellow sitting opposite leaned forward and sad
Viii you repeat mat srf" The pornOn addressed
turned to Lin and replied; 81 cid not speak to you
SIR" II know you did not" the reply but you
arc In public conveyance. and you shall either take
back the remark get out 81 this stage" The man
began show ign, Of fear. pulled the strap and got
out. The young man then turned 10 the companion
and snid; "You get out Of here too" Some one said
"why. lie did not say anything" Tie young man
replied: "He Is friend Of the other and birds OF
FIFF fNfr n
did CO. end the tvO sncakcd of together.
CoLoRED SCHOOLS ~ RICHMOND. are in
formed by the Rev VI T. Strictly. OF the sccreia
rcs %! tie American Missionary Association. who hes
Just returned from Richmond that preparations were
making for opening coorcds school. that city the
18th inst. Twelve hundred scholars wsro enrolled
Tho co.orcd people welcomed the schools with the
greatest enthusiasm and any opposition felt by the
white population oycrawod by tho presence " o.,
military Seven teachers the ground. represent:
ing the Boston Frccdncns Aid Society and the Amcr
Missionary 4 sociation. aid more viii doubtless
by these and other associations Gen. Ord
Kindly authorized TIC opening Il tho schools hrI for tue
present cannot give tlo1g to Che Teachers. The u
expense Of living IN Nchmond VIII iix these associi
Ons heavily In sustaining these schoos and tlodn ia
torcstcd n suppantiug ctsOu and Slavery by liberty
and education. should promptly aud literally aid tho I
noble work 81 this important point. 4
EoBBED HIS CoMPAYIoS.-Phillip Sncdker was
b. officer Irid Of lo t ~, clct
charge OF having stou 10 from Mathew Thompson OF No
IL Moui.t lie conn srau, and prisoner together on
te dining Of Ke,dr.. AID Broadway whom
It - alleged the h- committed Justice Hogan com
uit ed tie ~ 'onef ioT tia.
UNITED STATES CONNIssIONER's OFrICE-Apnu