New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15
Mems. Mt Saratoga.

Mems. mt Saratoga.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
S.RAronA SPRINGS Aug -. 1916
lLSsrS Editors. This is the and guu week OF
the season here balls and nboundine almost 10
safety Monday evening the Masters bullock and Cole
gave their Farewell Concert TO large ana tashloaoc
audience Mt Congress Hall "Wednesday evening Siehofa
pico gave Concert the United states, assisted by
Miss Jane Andrews and Mr.. j. c. Andrews oil Troy ana
Mcssrs sheppard and Bcamcs Signora Pico sung well
of course but Miss Andrews fairly took the audience oy
snrnrisc There is sweetness that is perfectly
enchanting in her singing Many were surprised AT hcr
singing the Concert and more especially III
due,,o with Pico but when they came to hear hcr al
wonder ceased and her first song was chcored anna
perfect whirlwind OF applause Ihe crownhS per
formancc of the evening though was the dnetto from
NormA Och Con tc sung by Pco and Miss Andrews
The audience could hardly refrain themselves from IN
terruptnr them with their applause
Tnnicbt DR. Valentine and Yankee Hill unite
their forces II there is not iun enough so satisfy any
,nnnitmust be avery unreasonable one indeed For my
own part am looking for some staysto mold my sides
10 keep them from bursting with laughter
'Tnmorrow night comes Oft the Fancy Dress Ball
NJ thc United States Hotel The busy note OF pfcpara
,;o, bss been heard for week two here and last
,ck nnn arrived from Newior with two or three
hundred fancy dresses that expect Will be one OF
the pYct,iest and most amusing ataiiS Oh inc seasoL
The weather this week has been very singular
indeed the morning being cool almost chilly and the ai
tcrnoons being perfectly sweltcrns
Already number OF Members of Congress have
arrived here perfectly tired out with the hard un,c they
bsye had irving to please the President should think
Congress could be easily dispensed with during ,hc re-
n,andcr OF Folks administration, as II has been demon
stratcd during the last Session that any law mat ne
wants passed can bc put through when he sets himself
about H. and law that he does not specially need TO
benefit himself he yetocs upon any preteNt that comes
handy.
Next week is expected to be nearly or quite as
gay as this already have adviccs been received from
Miss Northal that she viii be here and several others
expected and CRAFTY the numerous vstants
here IN one way and another. Yours, &c '. u. u.
The CRlcNEr MAvcR.-This exciting match be
tween " picked OF the ST Georges Cricket Club OF
this CITY and the Union Club OF Philadelphia
'in"e's ut camden on Thursday Ill shutdown. We gave
the INST innings OF The Union Club yesterday morning
We now s'Te The second and third innings;
81; uhoSkSEs CLuB-FtNsr. INNINGS.
Wright bowled Dudson. 49,
Bates BOWED Rouse, caught Lewis q
Wheg;crott not out. ......
TSnson bowled Dudson. ,-....... 'tT
Groom, bowlcd House, caught Turner. -
Green BOWED house. -. $50. &
Edwards bowled caught Turner. n
Warren. out &"
Wide balls --.-.----...
Total. ...... 40
UNION CLuB-SEeoNp INNINGS.
Fell bowled Groom, caught CoGrsey.
Rackburac bowled Groom .,....-.-
Dawson bowled Groom. ....-.----. $500.
J. Teknor. bowed Coursey, .--..--- -
g T,rada not ont
Wide balls, =
Eyes -
To,aI IS
Messrs Bradshaw and Turner brought their bats out
shutdown and took their places again az o'clock yes
terdsy morning
WILLIAMS CoLLEGE.-Thc Annual Commence
nent Exercises OF this College will take place ON
Wednesday the 18th inst. The Baccalauseate
Sermon by the President will be preached on the
afternoon othe Sabbath previous On the evening OF the
same day there will be Sermon before the Society OF In
curry and the theological Society by Rev GEO s. CHxx
vER D. D. On the evening preceding the Commencement,
the usual Prize Rhetorical Exhibition VIII take pSce
which time also Address will pronounced before the
Adsiphc Union Society by Rev 8 J. PRIME.
Tho Graduating Clas. have secured the services Of
Dodwor.h's Cornet Band for the occasion
y We are indebted to Garrison & Co.'S Ex
press Tor late papers from 81, Johns. NIB
Edward C. Pi,tman was killed in lack son
Co Fla on the Goth ult while sitting in hi. own hons
oy oeg shot through the head The murderer ei and
has not been arrested. ~ $500
~ Robert Charlton, one OF the princina, VIII.
neseS Tor me defence in the case of A. J. rrcn wac ar
tories ~ save '"c'
on Thursday, soth inst. '>' pace
on Thursday morning 18th, ON ,heir route wss,
j.; = Inc posstS Rot has appeared in the v;cin.