New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

For CHAeREs-The U. S. mail ste amer Georgia,
Lieut. PORTER, Commander, left on Saturday az
terroon, at o'clock, for Chagres. She carried out
about so passengers, among whom were DR.. JUDD,
Prime Minister of the Sandwich Islands, and the
two Princes, ALEXANDER LIHoLIHo and LOT
KAMEBAMEHA.
The steamship Philadelphia, Capt. PEARSON, of
Rowland & AspinwalPs line sailed for Chagres at
the same hour, with 200 passengers.
For GLAsGow-The fine steamship City of
Glasgow, Capt MATTHEWS, sailed for Glasgow on
Saturday at noon, taking out Sc passengers and
good freight list.
ERSANI-This popular Opera is to be repeated
tonight by the Havana company, at Castle Gar
den. The company's performance in ErRaRi is so
we'll known to the musical public by this time, that
we need say no more than that Steffanoni sings
quite as decousy in that cool and spacious hall as
she did at Niblos and Astor Place. The removal
Of the Opera to Castle Garden is good move, bar
ring the unfavorable construction of the hall with
regard to music.
STRAKoscHs OPERA.-The new Opera, on which
NJ. sTRAKoscH is now engaged, is to be called La
Regina di NapOH The plot is taken from the
history Of the unfortunate Queen Joanna Of Sicily
and abounds in scenes of dramatic interest. II will
no doubt afford fine field for the tragic talent OF
TRUFFI, who we learn, is to have the principal role
MISSION SUNDAY scHooLs-Another Of these
praiseworthy institutions has been opened in
Houston.st. near the East River, and already
numbers seventy.two scholars. If a few faithful
teachers could be found to aid this infant enterprise
a lourishng attendance would soon be secured
This is one Of the most densely populated parts Of
the city, and hundreds of children may be found
every fair Sunday around the docks and ship yards
in the vicinity.
SUBJECTS FOR BENEyoLENcE-A young man
named Samuel Gaskill, who, it will be remember
ed succeeded in rescuing young Tyndale from the
ruins of the Hague st. explosion, was lately killed
by a slung-shot, while endeavoring to separate two
men who were fighting wife and two small
children are left destitute by his death. Dr.. Trap
hsgan, of Pearlst will receive contributions for
their aid. We hear of q widow by the name Of
Armstrong at l72 Elm st. who is in hopeless de-
cline with children to support, her husband hav-
ing died last year of Cholera. Both these families
are fit subjects for the benevolence OF our citizens,
and we hope this notice will attract attention to-
ward them.
ST. JOINS CoLLEGE.-The commencement OF
this institution will take place today at - O'CLOCK
PM. at the College in Fordham There are fifteen
graduates to receive diplomas.
IRA Il lo.J
ia the title of new Italian paper, which has just
been started in this city. Its editor is signor Tor
REcELLI, late Capuchin Monk of Geneva, who
became a convert to the Republican party, and
was finally obliged to leave Italy. He took refuge
in Greece and Turkey, whence he has come to this
country. We should think that the Italian popula-
ton of this country is not sufficiently numerous to
sustain two papers. We were IN FACT agreeaoy
disappointed to learn that Secchi di Casalis excel
lent paper l. Eco d Italia, metwith sufficient sup
port to keep it alive. We trust there may be spirit
enough among our Italian residents, to sustain this
second journal as well.
MISSION CHAPEL-The Sunday Schools at the
Mission Chapel, corner Of Little Water and Gross
sts were crowded yesterday and last evening
Throughout good order and decorum prevailed
Mr.. Helsy Governor ofthe Aims House, addressed
the large audience in the evening. More than Ioo
children attend the Sabbath School, and more teach
ers are wanted.
~ The Mission Sabbath School attached to DR..
POTTS Church, and held in Ward School No. 20,
will take g vacation until the second Sabbath In
September. The last meeting yesterday was at
tended by ls6 children, under the care OF the
Young ladies' and gentlemen of the Society
CAMP MEEr1Se.-The Methodist Episcopal
Church of this city, will hold Camp Meeting at
the grove belonging to the Society, near Sing Sng'
commencing this day, and continuing until Sunday
next.
CHaIsrYs TRoUPE.-Ch ristys ebony singers are
in full blast, notwithstanding the midsummer heats
These backbirds sing at all times and without
cessation. and are listened to from year to year
with no tagging of the public delight. We hope
Christy and his troupe may live t. become the
Oldest inhabitants, and never break down IN their
persormances, for when they are gone, who VIII
take their place?
u. On Wednesday last officers Taylor, Fas-
derbeck and Gross arrested man Gaming ni'n'ei
James B. Brady, on a charge Of being c9ne ,;s
with the robbers Of the Dorcessef anu IA ~
Psnk near Boston. This bank was robbed on tne
sooond of lime asst and $4,000 stolen thererom'
Consisting of bank bills. On Wednesday iast:
Brady was detected in passing OH % ols On Ia
LsnL st several stores ia Grand and Delaney ats
Tonr Hills Of the above denomination were passed
by Of him in Grand St and two in Delanceyst These
S;Ils ore believed TO be portion of the stolen pro
O Oer+ Justice Timpson yesterday forwarded q
ls,tcr 10 the bank, in order that some one might
coroe on and view the bills for Identification, Inc
ynsoi.trate committed Brady TO prison TO awsit an
answer Of the letter
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