New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10
10 Madame CASTELAR,, as we learn from the
,o,;rr Poet b,s consented To give another

10 Madame CASTELAR,, as we learn from the
Evening Post, has consented to give anoliiei
Concert previous to her departure for Europe
We trust she viii not again sing at the Iaoerna-
Gle, for the spaciousncss of the building Is Dull
sIght compensation for its manifold dsadvan-
t.ges as Concert Room It's great size, ITS
high DOME its galleries. pillars, sc. render 1t ut
terlv impossible for any voice completely to MI
It: and no singer. however gifted. can do herself
;ustice there Superb as was her singing on
Thursday eyening, its effect was, as II must
have been from the very nature OF the case lar
inferior to that produced by her previous appear
ance at the Apollo Saloon. Besides, she can
hardly expect another audience like that which
filled the Tabcrnacle as hundreds, who came
from the adjacent country mainly from curiosity,
could not be expected to attend again. For her
sake. therefore, we trust she will be advised to
choose better though perchance smaller, room.
ALBANY TO BrFFALo.-The Railroads have
modified their arrangements, so as to start three
times each way daily-leaving Albany at 6 A.
NJ. J.! P NJ, and 4! P. NJ, and Buffalo at 4
A. NJ. A. NJ, and P. M.-rlnning through
each way in about % hours. The charge IN the
first class cars is $40 through and IS to Roches-
ter in the second class (Which have been " rear
ranged. cushioned and lighted,') So through. and
SO 30 TO Rochester The third class cars are
discontinued. and emigrants are to be carried at
lower prices than the above only by contract
FIRE ON CARE CoD.-The fire Of last week in
the woods on Cape Cod, Mass. has proved very
destructive. 1t ragged mainly in the towns OF
Sandwich and West Barnstabie, and destroyed a
rood deal of cord-wood, beside the growing wood.
1t was set by lightning striking and shattenng a
great pine on Sunday morning, 2dnst. and ragged
till the 9Th, when heavy shower aided IN cxtln-
gushing it,
II The Fire Company No. 81 returned from
their visit to Philadelphia on Saturday evening.
They were met at the wharf by Companies and
20, and escorted up Broadway, preceded by a
splendid band of martial music and attended by
thousands of citizens whom the fine show had
called out They preserved perfect order and
the torch.lig procession was highlylmposlng.
H. The Editor Of the n. O. Bee says that the
distinguished singer Mad. Chit Damoreau has
been positively engaged to sing at New Orleans
the coming season, and that she will arrive before
November She has long enjoyed the highest
reputation as a vocalistb both in England and on
the Continent.
HAMILTON CoLLEGE.-1he address before the
Literary Society of Hamilton College Clinton, n.
Y. will be delivered on Thursday evening, July
25tll, by Rev. DR.. BGMAN, of Troy.
An address before the Christian Research So
cety will be pronounced by Rev. DR.. PARKER, OF
Philadelphia, on Sunday evening, July 23d.
TIE Juylus TRAcTs.-It will be seen in the
advertisement on another column, that the price
of these Tracts is reduced to 3 cents single,
and 50 80 per 100. The price per 1000, as
before, $50.
O. The T. S. Circuit Court for Ohio, has Just
opened at Cincinnati-Hon.. JOHN MCLEAN, pre-