New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03
noSe,Rr oy MADAME FtEURrJoLLH-Ihe

no, large but Madame Fieary Jolly was received WIN
an en,huEissm which more thsn MADE Up ioi ~,
lsck Of numbers The pieces In which 'ns "" l'''N
% the bes, advantage were ~UDs Foee sn' Al
air from Hserys Moasgueairss Dc IA RSae The iornef
she gave In style and with very oriihSh'
ELECTS while In the latter she displayed more feeling
ard on the whole powerful Her voice 10 not
Of very rich quality but OF good pass great power
and admirably hsxibty. Her roElades and ornaments
vsre executed In manner tina, reminded OF CintDs-
,nore,u. Altogether TAR as speak decidedly
rom single hearing she Is the most hnished eanfarics
ths, We have heard since that lady
Mons. Dubreul 10 gentleman OF pleasing person and
rr.npsr His voice Is OF good quality and compass and
hi. .vls \. free from exsss GRAFTON. He H. however,
-, .i N Vita and 10 far inferior in srsuc power to
his fair compeer.
We hone 10 have the pleasure of hearing Nine fleuTy
Jolly and Dubreul ssan before their departure Tor 'he
North and East
We mus, not omi, - add that Rspe,h and Iimm
were admirable as usual and received their iu share oil
applause.
- This IS the day fixed ia the calendars rs the
first the broilns Dog Days-the Mayors proeiamston
made them commence some time s-o-,he last OF mem
being the 18th Of August The Dog.Dsys preeede ana
follow the heliscsl rising the Star sirius The eN
rems heat Of this although 10 US psPsoy Tue
eiiec, Of the continued high position Of the sun VAS
connected BY the snclents with the appearance Oh
Of this star in the morning therefore they considered
the dreaded Dog raging and gave the time the
sppells,on /, now bears. They also, as well As thsT
remote Anslo-saxon descendants mercessy bu,chered
the eaniass muzEled and unmuzzled-snd to 80 great
an extent that at Argos Festival expressly nsu
iuted for the purpose By the procession oil the
equnoxes the heliacs rising of Sirius has been chang
ed to the latter end of August and in few thou'-
and years more :, will take place fs ne middle Of
Wistr Think of iha, the DOg-Stsr in tho iceberg
coldness Of December at least 80 the cslculators
assevera,e.
~ Mr. WV b. BRADBURY sailed yesterday
for London In the packet chip Independence. Mr. B.
has been encag cd teacher Of music in ibis City about
seven years and has given instruction TO i've thou
sand children and ifieen hundred sdults. lie Is
the author of several musical works OF which more than
100000 copies have been sold lie visits Europe for the
sake of advance In musical studies to observe the
best methods of teaching and to acquire greater fse
Ties in his profession author and conductor OF ga
cred music He visits Germany and other places on the
Continent and returns In about II or Is months He
has left bis schools both adult and juvenile 10 the charge
OF hi. brother E. q. radbury by whom they will no
doub. be conducted to the general Subtraction.
ARRIVAL, or PRooucE RIA NORTH RIVER
Friday July 2 1877 10 964 barrels of -four; 25l62
bu,he. of Wheat Oh barrels aud 10 bushels Of Rye
81 barrels and go bushels Corn Meal 2123O bushels
ls2 barrel, and coo sacks Corn
" The Sund0y School connected with the
Fifth universsist society will make excursion 20 Sing
sing ON Friday. july O. Mount Murray romantic
spo. 90 hs margin OF river Is the place selected for
the public exercises.
~ Remember the Excursion Of the New-York
Sacred Music Society on Monday. Beside delightful
trip up the Hudson it offers thu opportunity of hearing
Haydns great Oratorio OF the Creation Take your
wife or sister and 90.
II The Ereniag Post Of yesterday publishes
correspondence between several gentlemen and Hon.
Dixon H. Lewis in which that gen,lemsn declines the
honor of public dinner
BOARD OF ALDERMEN-A special meeting has
been called for Tuesday evening next July for the
purpose Of proceeding with the report OF tho Committee
on Charity and Aims relative to the establishment ofthe
medical police of the Aims House Department The
stated meetir day Monday toe anniversary OF hide
pend,ucs % s probable that ths, day there viii BE-
no quorum.
BoMD oY EDrcArmy-F riqy--The President,
Townsend Harris F.u in the Chair An appropriation
900 made for the purchase OF necessary school
books sc for the new schools In ThrteeuJh and nj
teeuth Wards also, 500 70 repair and pant school
houas corner Nnihst aud First avenue 500 20 10 NJ
up school house In Twelfth Ward and sum ~ repair
school house in Seventh Ward. -
The Finance Committee reported in favor OF $1,000
for building new school house in the Eleventh Ward
This was opposed by Mes.rs Engs and Bleecker, and
one or two other gentlemen being too much and re-
duced 10 Sl2OOO =,
The Special Committee, through the Chairman. Mr..
Fellows reported the estimated amount which viii be
required for school purposes Including the erection OF
new schools for ths ensuing yearthe whole, exclusive
Of the Free Academy will be- about s2030OO
The President stated that the Executive Committee
hope 10 have the Free Academy In operation In about
ten months.
me Free Evening Schools will probably be com
nenced In the Fall
After some other little business the Board sdjournsd
IESs GggIS. nj his splendid establishment IN
Broadway opposts 81 Pauis has the finest assortment
OF Summer Hats We have seen for many day. The
man who should fail to be suited there muft indeed be
hard to please.
PHREHoLo6Y-The chronological cabinet q
Messrs Fowers & Wells 13l Nassau street will remain
open and free 20 visitors during the celebration on the
5th of July Our friends from the country will then
have an opportunity avail Themselves of the profess
sona services OF Mr Fowler VINO will be prepared 10
make examinations during the day and evening.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
LwrI AND CHARACTER or REV DR.. CHALMERS.