New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08


the Breeze at 3h Som. l5s. By the rule Of the |
Club IS seconds per tun is allowed the smaller
yachts for difference tunnsge. The Ultra, there.
fore, was entitled to the FIRST prize, and the Breeze
to the Second. In the second c'sss the Una and
the Unoine only started The Una turned the
steke-hoaf ~ the South west Spit very far ahead
Of the UndiDe beating the latter very easily pass
ing the stake boat at the Elysian Fields hour
and twenty seconds ahead. The Uoa won the first
prize, and the URdDe the second of these second
class yachts
HoBoKES-This charming retreat is now fairly
decked in all is Summer glory. The walks along
the lights are fresh asd breezy need be- and the
foliage Of the woods is now sunbeam.proof Fora
stray hour or two, we know no more delightful lift
to Time than trip scross the Ferry and stroll in
some Of it's embowered paths.
HOTEL ARRrALs--We notice among the ar
rivals at the Irving House, Hon. J. W. Bradbury,
U. s. s. Washington; exGov. Alpheus Felch,
US s. do; Hon. ]. T. Strather, Va; Hon. c.
sawtene, NJ C. Me. Prof C. Davies, Pekeepsiei
w Morris, San Francisco; b. Croem, Florida
Doc KILLISG-His Honor, the Mayor has is
sued proclamation setting forth that all dogs
found running at large on and after Monday next,
will be killed unless they are properly muzzled.-
The Mayor has divided the City into Districts and
appointed men to kill dogs in each district. Boys
are not authorized to kill dogs, and should they do
90, will receive no compensation therefor The
dogs are to be killed before O'Clock in the morn
ing.
LAUScH.-The steamship Alabama" second
Of the New-York and Savannah line of steamers,)
will be launched on Monday morning, 10Th inst. at
81 O'clock from the ship-yard Of VIM. Fl. Webb,
foot Of Sixthst. +. II. The Alabama is OF the
same dimensions as her consort the Florida-each
1000 tuns. These ships form the line between this
port and Savannah of ocean steamers, and when
complete will leave each place once week.
CLIPPERL AUScH-The clipper ship Celestial
built by WR. H. Webb for Messrs Buckn &
Crane, under the supervision Of Capt. Gardner,
who is to be her Commsnder) will DO launched
on Monday morning about o'clock, from the foot of
sxthst. East River. This ship is intended for the
Canton trade, and differs somewhat in her model
from many of the crafts engaged in that business
1t is thought TO be superior inasmuch the vessel
will retain more buoyancy, enabling her to go over
instead of through the water. She will bear COM
parison with any clipper ship now building. The
model of the vessel shows to very good advantage,
hb the staging
Sons OF TEMPERANCE AND BUNKER HILL Gel
EBRATIos.-An excellent opportunity to visit Bos.
ton and 10 witness these celebrations, is afforded
by the Norwich and Worcester line, the Company
having agreed 10 carry all who may wish to go, at
the low price of 50, there and back, and at any
time between the sth and 18th inst They leave
from the foot of Cortland St every afternoon at 5
o'clock. See advertisement.
" The New.York Academy of Education
meets this evening in the New York niversty to
debate the question, Would Freq Academy for
girls promote the interests Of Education in this
Cityl The propriety of the step involved in this
question has elected the deepest interest from the
friends Of Female Education. Ladies and gentle
are invited to attend.
u See Board of Assistants for Willamsburgh
Ferry matters.
SHERIFF CAISLEY.-There was a report afoat
yesterday morning that Mr.. C. was dead; bat we
are happy to learn that it is a mistake. He has
been sick long time and is yet very feeble.
II The PANORAMA OF ITALY will be exhibited
this afternoonat3 O'clock and also this evening. AL
who have visited this fine exhibition speak with
delight Of its deneations of Italian Scenery. Let
all who can take an hours leisure to day. read
Goethe's know st thou the land where bloom the
ctron flowers r. and then go to look on its painted
Counterpart
CHRIsTYs.-Nether hot weather nor cold, rain,
snow or thunder, can keep people away from
Chrlstys. The banjo and the bones exercise as
potent an influence on our fun and music loving
community as the magic horn OF 0ber)n, which |
whose heard must follow at peril of his Iife Who
ever hears Christys once will go again and FREE |
quently.
~ We call attention TO an advertisement in |
this mornings Tribune of an Italian gentleman
who desires to find place in private family as
Teacher OF Languages.
lADyERTTsEnEST.1
CRANES PATENT Soar FOR WASHING WITHOUT
RUBBSG-The extensive and increasing demand for this
introduced Ia sufficient voucher for Its excellence and e'
cheney. The call for the Patent Soap ineesssn and We
granted to find the ladies, first In every good cause
tskng The lead in their patronage Of this article None gen.
ure In this City unless stamped Cranes Patent Soap
manufactured by Lord Lynch Co l4 suliyAn-sL" and
can be had al q g principal grocers In this City.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
A NEw CHuRcH.-Our thrifty and enterprising
city is famous for its Churches, though of late the
r. ;,s ropula tiou has rot Iaa, .ooo-.-.