New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

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Rev W Kip, Albany.
COLUMBIA CoLLEsz.-The annual Grafton and
poem will BE- delivered before tho Phlioexsn and Pei
ITO osisn Societies Of Columbia College In the Church
on hights.st a. the head Of Lafayette pscc on Mon
0Sy evening next, At bfyasl seven o'clock that being
the evening preceding the Annual Commencement
Ire Oraton is 10 BE- By Hon John 4 Dix the Poem b.
John Mullen Esq.
tB' Rev Mr. Bidwell. Of the Erqngeiiai has
returned from European trip, II the America
~ the great Booksellers Trade Sale. by
Bangs, Plsit Co. closed on Tuesday. d larger
amount Of 30 oss having been disposed Of than At any
previous sale in this City II supposod that the pro-
ceeds will De over halt million Of dollars The com.
petition among the purchasers exceeded that which
usually witnessed on such occasions snd extended 10
the most costly and magnificent English editions. The
number Of valuable publications that arc thus put in
circulation through the country srnos, Incredible
ana indicates taste for owning the works Of favore
authors IS well as Of reading them which Is nprece.
denied in any other equal population.
lTALAs OPfRA-We hear by the last steamer
thai our interchangeable MAretsek was strongly in hone,
after al, Of securing the tenor Fort who mad.
such tremendous hit al the Roysl Academy in Paris
aud Of whom spoke the other day Ills no, certar
whether the Trtmd donna oss0luta il to be sarcblo
Clsn or Angeui- Whichever II IT, however we may
be more Fortunate the coming than We had an
ucipsted-ss We learn that Efforts are making in Ia
huonts quarters 10 induce Tecesco 70 remain with -
during the Winter and sppesr round OF be-
f-vore charasers Ii Is certain that sgnorins Tedcsco
IL OF the very best artists who hAs ever appeared In
this country-snd it equally true that she has never
had an opportunity of being heard by the real oDra
go,ns puBiic OF NewYsrk We shall be pleased 10 hesr
ber noble voice and artistic style in psc. where she
will not only be properly supported but properly sp.
precisted.
ARRIVALS PROM IsrLAND Among the arrivals
BY the lss steamer at Boston notice those Of the
wife of J. DILLON, 8sq snd her mother We heartily
welcome them to the land which has 90 generously
opened her to receive Of the Of Erns
sons-the truest and devoted Of the friends Of
Mitchell and o Brien BY the issac Wright arrived At
this port yesterday, notice also the arrival of the
wife of PATRICK ODEA OF Rsthkssle one OF the most
devoted OF those who sacrificed every earthly consider
alton for the liberation Of their country.
Cy THE GREAr CALFosSIA ExcIrrMES1
now centers at stoppsni Hall, where Meyers immense
Panorama, depicting from every prominent
place and city from the Deswsre San Froncsco by
way OF Cape Horn ia nightly admired By many hun
dreds. On Tuesday ev-nsg United States sailor, In
the audience, who formerly 10 the Pacific Squad
ron. when Cape Horn CAME into view, exclaimed in q
loud voice, Eyes. there she is-lhers. the oli Cape
I've laid of there many a day." The audience sp
peared highly delighted with this spontaneous and
impescbable testimony to the authenticity OF the
views end the performance proceeded amid ihunderf
OF applause. AL who have taken this voyage regard
these views perfectly wonderful for their accuracy
TRoTTIhe AT THE CENTREyILLE COURSE TO
pAy--The celebrated trottng nags, Lady Sutton and
Lady sufoL, contend this afternoon. Both mares
In perfect condition. and the track ID In rstraie order
for fast work One Of the best Witnessed
may DO anticipated. See adv. for particulars.
TaE Isaac WNGaT.-The Cholera which ap-
pesred on board this vessel did not make ito appear
spce tl she was westward of the Banks of Newiouud
land This is most remarkable and singular cireum
sisnce.
s5- We are requested by Dr. Underhlll TO say
that notwithstanding what has been mentioned about
Croton Grapes in some OF the papers no grapes were
received from the Croion Point Vineyards before
Wednesday Of the present week
f-Sr FANNY KtnBLE BUrLrR has arrived IN
town and located If the Irving House.
BROOkLlN AFFAIRS
ry' Tonight, at the Gothic Hall In Brooklyn
Mr. Hewitt. the celebrated illustrator of shskspere
will read the play Of Hamlet lie has for twenty years
bean engaged in studying and Illustrating the great
Drsmaust We doubt not that this evening large su
dame will assemble 20 hear him interpret the sublime