New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

and values pealed out by turn through the dimly-
lighted avenues of trees, to the great delight OF me
thousands who listened. We wish some beneyo'
lent Individual would endow Dodworth's Band
with handsome legacy, on condition that it should
give similar public serenade in the PAX, every
night during the summer season.
Jenny L1ND.--Mdlle Lind still renaina at the
Irving House, and 10 even more than ever pastered
by the public curiosity. An immcnoe crowd gather
ed around the Hotellast night: on the appearance
of lady at one OF the upper windows. Atterthe
rehearsal yesterday at aatle Garden, the bridge
was 30 crowded with people, waiting to see her
sppear that for some tineher egresa seemed lmpos-
sibe, except by the sea-way and special steam
boat. Presents continue to come In from all quar-.
terra. Among others abe received yesterday from
Mr.. Daniel T. Curtis OF Boston, some OF the moa'
splendid nectarines ever grown in this county
They were q marvel to all whobeheld them.
ISHUMAN1rY OF CAsrE.-A lady who writes in
commentator OF our structures on the brutality OF
driving colored women away from cars or stages in
which they seek convo snce, makes the following
forcible puggeltion =
at is frequently necessary for those who en-
nlov colored servants to send them long distance
for ply sician or help; and not only DO these
nervants have the fatigue OF long, unreasonable
walk, which might well De spared them, bus the
deav thus coca sioned is dloays inconvenient some
times fatal"
Think of this, ye mean ariatoora,s OF skin.deep
superiority
A SALUTE FOR CALIFORNIA, New MEXICO dc.
-.Tts following resolutions were presented by
EpAsTUs BROOKS, Chairman of the Young Mems
Executive Committee, and unanimously adol ted
last night, at tt Broadway House:
R,,o,ees That bis Joliet Executive Committee has heard
with profound gratitude OF The pAsssge by both HoueeS OF
sSmiued into the Upion ~ free State Terosia
Goverpme provided for Newmexico and Utah. and the
Rorrdary L ne settled between Texas and New Mexico
THai we nail The ,dopon OF these measures as The ui!a
Of nstie al compromise peace Offering 10 the Union OF
sateg and IS an resr de Ae
fce local opinions pnd Individual preferences upon the
asf Tia in honor Of his event sslute OF 100 gnus
h4 fred the Battery at u O'clock high noon, Tomorrow
tPussdey, the 1Othinst ,..,--..,.-.
Gated published in the Wing papers In the City OF New
York and Tie Albany M y Hsd Bs2s; HAws Chairman
SAMUEL a. DEMoTT, Secretary.
TIE JENNY LIND SonGs.-By the following let.
ssts in his inteaton Of putlishirg the uuspccess
ful Jenny Lind Songs, amounting in all to the num-
her of 1852. Those authors, the,, fore, who aocede
10 his reque st. Will do well TO send In their notes
Of permission az soon as p snible.
70 THE AUTHORS THE JENNY LIND soSGs--HsY.
ng obtained from Mr. Barnun his cordial appreciation Of
be proposition made by Mr. Eeazer Pafmy In bis
desire to see Of ia ent and genius which the
A. aaalie,
ted and having Furthermore obtained Mr. Rarnama writ
ten order to receive from Mr. j. g. Redheld Of the
Committee all said songs for the publication OF which
can obtein The authors written permssion l hereby
re0uest that all the authors who willing to give me
,helr consent publish, ard who will accepts volume
the uorb according to the conditions made known Sept
Sd in ths Daily Tribune will forward their consent pos
maid without delay giving the FIRST line Of sach song with
,te au,hor's real name snd residence.
sOLYMAN BROWN.
Isl ByoadOay, Netc- YORK; Sept 8, 1880
TgE CRY BLuEs-On Thuradsy OF this week
the Independence Guard commanded by Captain
John T. Cairns, will introduce to the City Of New
York new Company, the City Blues" which has
been assigned by the Commander in. Chief to the
18th Regiment, under the command OF Col. Henry
G. Ssebbins OF the Frss Division, New York State
MiIitis, of which General Charles w. Sanford 10
the Chief All about II n. the Battalion viii DO
reviewed on the Battery by Col. John Jacob Aston.
Jr., and Msjor Bartlett. At about 2 P. N. it will
be reviewed by his Honor the Mayor and Major
General John Lloyd in front Of the City Hall,
Park thence they will proceed TO the Apollo
Rooms, to an entertainment in honor of the occa
sion.
BANGS, PLArT Co.'S TRADE sALE-The fry
second trade sale Of books, stereotype plates, sta
tionery &c. by Bangs, Brother Co. commenced
at their sales room yesterday morning, very large
number Of the trade from all parts of the Union
being present.
The first catalogue, prepared for the occasion,
forms an octave volume Of 32s pages, and registers
invoices from most OF the principal booksellers and
sstioners Of this and the other cites Of the United
GtateR. Tha sto k this year is very large and en-
braces an unusual variety.
DEMPsTERs SECOND CoNCERT.-Nr. DEMPsrER
gave the second OF his ballad aoirees last night at
the Tabernacle. In spite Of che great musical event
about to come OF, thers was good, and what Is
better, al appreciatiye audience on hand. Amon5
the songs sung by Mr.. Dempster, in his own mimi
table style, we're our oil favor ties of John Ander.
son,' I" Oh, Poorsith Cauld," Duncan Gray" and
an exquisite ravr ballad by Cbas Swain oommenc