New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

oeedings, &c sec Third Page
AMM1r BEY.-The Turkish Commissioner will
receive the Visits Of the people to-day at noon at
the Governors Boom, City Hall. He intends to
start for Washington to-m morrow,
observation-disclosures, this year, has been re-
markedly short and Of uneven temperature The
lap Of May was chilled by lingering frosts, and we
had scarcely breath of Spring before the begin
hing of June August was az moist and showery
o. April, and before the first half OF September Is
over we have the cold, bright skiea and sharp
bracng mornings of mid Autumn. The leaves
have not yet been touched, but another week or
two Of this temperature, even without irost' wiz
take away all their Summer freshness. tire 10
now quite cheerful and pleasant thing I" nights,
and the crisp, bracng afr of the early morning se@
ones blood to merrier tune than the lauguld
movement OF the Summer. The andante passages
Of the aeason are over and we just striking on
s5e allegro to be continued until sleighing, time
brings on the cadenzas and ronlades of the finale.
Outdoor life of all kinds is doubly active, and our
City wears an air OF buatle and smartneaa qulteun-
usual 80 early in the season.
JENNY LIMBS THIRD CoNcERT.-The programme
of Jenny Linds third Concert, to-morrow-nlght is
an inpro vement on the last. Or the FIVE piecesp
BE- sung by the Nightingale, four are among the
gems of Mozart, Meyerbeer and Belni, and two
the QuiIa eoce and Quando laSciai la N0rmldndta
ARE aurpassed by nothing that she sings, Big.
Belletti is also set down fJr three admirable ariss
from Mozart Ros,ini and Bellin Ths first re.
hearBal will take place today.
The tickets for tomorrow nights Concert are
selling rapidly Megsrs Hall & Son, as viii be
seen by their advertisement, have this time only
purchased the choice seats, which they will no
doubt dispose Of without difficulty. People Wll
go, and more now than ever, since they knox what
Jenny Lind is and what she can 20.
PEACHES The City is still flooded wthlpeaches,
They pour in upon us ct the rate Of 5000 baskets
day. They are everywh ere-at ssreet-oOrnerB,
on sidewalks, in stores, shops and ma actories,
on the tables of Fifth avenue palaces and in thu
soualid cellars OF the FiVe-Points Everybody can
afford to eat them, and we venture SAY thatsuoh
enormous quantities were never consumed in this
City before UnfortunatelyIthe fruit Is not OF an
average quality this year, owing probably to the
late Sping and the recent rains. But e. leas!
produces no Injurious effect on the public health
since we do not find that the bills OF mortality ere
al all increased by its consumption
CITY M1ssIoNs.-The missionary efforts on the
Points are assuming most efficient action, which
gives promise Of complete and lasting regenera
ton Of the entire neighborhood. The meetings
were fully attended yesterday and there was
large i1creage in the number Of children at the
Sunday School Several others signed the Pledge
Day School for the neglected children com
mencen on Monday noxt Sept 23, under the charge
of Mrs Hulng, an efficient teacher in Ward Sohoo
No 23 The sum of $500 has been raised opay the
teacher and the needful school books have been
turlished by gone charitable persona, with the ex-
ception of states and writing books. It il pro
| nosed to Gt % The school rooms with warm bath,
| nnd 10 clothe the more needy. When they are
sufficiently advanced they will be sent to the Ward
Schools to make room for others.
REV. DR.. HAyKs.-W e learn that tee Rev. DR.
HAwKs has accepted the cal of the congregation
of Galway Church. in Fourth avenue, and vii
lhortly enter upon his duties there He iR to re
ceive salary OF $4,000 year and bonus sutl
Gent 10 settle his present debts The forty origins
owrers Of the Church, whore retention OF the 6ea
paws has created such discussions among the mem
bers. have given up their clsims, taking scrip 70
the cost of the pews All the pews in he Charc
are ow to be sold at auction the scrip lssued oe
ing receivable in payment.
TIE NEW PAR1s1AN BALLET.--The celebrate
Ballet Company, from the Grand Opera at Paris
v hich we have already mentioned as engaged D.
the ndefatig able MARErzEK arrived in this city OF
od rt;a in la
column, it will be seen that the Astor-place Oper
House is to be opened on Monday next for shor
Ballet and Vaudeville season, PREDATORY to tn
forthcoming Opera season. NJ. Espinosa and tbs
Mesdemoiselles Frank among the stars OF IN
parsian BALLET as aItoulists know, who have ylalt
Cd the Theater OF Inc Porte St. Martin. Tho enter
tainment in which they will appear are OF light
BRILLIANT character, and most Of them are novelties
on the American stage.
NlBLo's-The Raves continue their brilliant
performances at Niblo'e, 70 houses undniniShed by
the more IMPOSING attractions elsewhere. The
Reves have never besn surpassed in their line.
ST DAvID-M- j T. PRYsE viii deliver free
lecture tonight before the St. Dsyid's Benevolent
Society, at the W elsh Church. No SO Broome,st.
Bis Sub eot the History o. st David theme
to " hch no one Of We!eh stock cas- be Indifferent
FIpEs-At 10 O'Clock Friday orning fire.
broke cut in barn belonging to Michael Mel au5h
lin, ., the corner Of Eighth av. and One Hundred
sac Secoldss The barn and contents including
ore horse were destroyed
AT TO- O'Clock Friday morning the premises
NJ 20 East Broadway were very slightly damaged
BY f.e.
Alto O'Clock Saturday morning there Was q
sfta'e in the msehlua shop No. 81 FoFsy'h''',
z. r-sse 81 nc account.