New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-05

q Anthony, 205 Breads sy, naodsonle steet'sH-
prsved portrait Of Jenny Lind, after Lo7don Da'
gueyreotype The features are quite correct
though lacking anition- the u@ual fault In d&'
guerreosype. The engraving is very neatly got up
r,rsy L1,p.s BRorBEH-The story we copied
firm, the Byt6geuGter England Times, about the
marriage Of one John Lind and one Mary 6ss'' o.
| pilgwenIly," is entirely untrue. We have II ron
/ the beat authority that Jenny Lind mas no. ''e
BROTHER much less three. That same john Lino'
we are afraid is in the habit Of drawing on hs INA
sin.ton fcrtbe names Of his kinaok, snd ve should
mot wonder If MARY Gee, Of Pillgwenly' Wonlo
live long enough to rue her bargain.
srv4xyRs ARR1yED.-The U. s. II. Steamer
Washington, Capt Floyd, from northampton on the
goth alt. and the propeller Helena Soman, Capt
pauson, from Hamburg, Aug II, arrived at this
port Yesterday morning, The Washington brought
ia passengers, and the Helena Soman 10 in the
lst cabin "a in the I'd and las in the steerage.
In the courre Of the passage Eve deaths occurred
among the passengers By tho Helena 8loman.
We are indebted to the purser Of the Washing
ton for London papers Of the goth.
EY The Mr. EDMUND La FAYETTE who came
passenger in the Atlantic is grandson OF General
Lafayette and Of the Count de Tracy. He, his
brother Oscar and bis father George Washington
La Faye.te, were all at the same time Republican
Members OF the Chamber of Deputies. Mr.. La
Fayette has gone under the good pilotage Of Mr.
Skinner, Editor of The Plough, the Loom and the
| Anpa on visit TO the State Agricultural Fair and
Exhibition at Albany.
He was met also, on his arrival, by an anticlps
tory invitation from the Massachusetts Charitable
Mechanics Association to visit their great Triennls
Exhibition Of American Manufactures at Boston
| to commence on the 18th inst. and continue flr
two weeks.
The Ferdinand Lasteyrie who came passenger
in the same steamer, is at present Member oftne
National Assembly. He is accompanied by hIs
WIFE an accomplished American lady, niece of
Gov. seabrook of South Carolina one Of the moas
distinguished families in the South. They are at
the New. York Hotel.
HUDSON RIVER RoAD-The only damage sus-
tanned by the storm of Monday night, was the
washing down of sand bank, near Sing Sing,
whereby tbs track was covered 1t was soon
| cleaned
gY' Iaaac Caron an old and highly esteemed
citizen, at one time doing an extensive shipping
bunineas, died on Tuesday afternoon. He waa 10
years OF age The funeral will take place to-mor-
row.
BOAT sUNK-It was reported yesterday morn
ing that the Canal boat Brace laden with ashes
and -four, sunk on Tuesday night in the North Rv'
er, near Coxaackie.
ZIP" The new Protestant Episcopal Church Of
the Nativity, Oh Avenue G, between Fifth and
Sixth ats will be consecrated by Bishop W hitting
ham, on Sunday morning next The Bishop will
also hold confirmation in the church on the after
noon Of tho same day,
CHELsEA LIGHT GUARD-A fine company Of
oitizen soldiers by this title. commanded by Capt.
John Stevenson passed our office yesterday, ON an
excursion They made fine appearance and ev-
idence OF good acquaintance with the art military
AN INBlA RUBBER FLUTE.-We yesterday In
/ speoted new application Of the thousand uses OF
Indjs. Rubber-nothine laaa than nm eightkeved
flute of the most elegant hniAh and tone. 1t was
made by MIR. Badger, lsl Broadway, expre'sly for
Mr. Goodyear, the well known lndia-rubbsr manu-
iacturer. The material of which the flute is com
posed, has been chemically prepared, and takes az
fine polsh ~ tortoise shell, which 1t strongly re.
I HemDieH, n
its tone pronounces it fully equal to those made Of
wood and Ivory, while i! ia more durable and cSnnot
be cracked or 10 any way effected by the weather.
Mr. Badgers next production will be B@hm Hate
of the richest m mechanism, which he intends TO ez
hibit at the next II air of the American Institute.
ETYe MIR GEO. w. FLAGG, nephew and pupil OF
Washington Ason has recently completed nae cabinet
portrait OF MIS- KEMBLE The Artist has represented The
eied lady es In one other Readings with open volume
OF before her He Will give the flushing
touches to picture OF Miranda eminenty beauta
and spiritual character The pictures may be 81 mr
Flsgs'a studios, S9a Broadway, over sioppaniR
Kkox-This popular halter has iust produced
his F all style Of has, which is the most elegant
ce he has yet offered the gentlemen OF fashion in this
civ The large body OF the hawearing public who have
faith In KNOX viii therefore do well call al 1913 Futoa
s AT replace the head pieces With the graceful
and durable article above mentioned,
MELANCHOLY AND FATAL AcCIDEST-Af. Pc
ter D. Wright, the boss tnman employed In root
inc Mr. Collins's new storehouse the pier at the
foot of Canalst wbiio in the act OF descending
through the souttle in the roof so to hs dinner at
noon, Yesterday, slipped and fell distance OF 80
feet striking on his head and back, with go much
force that he was instantly killed His body
removed to the Fifth Ward Police Station, where
the Coroner held an inquest aud verdict OF
death by injuries accidentally received. was
rendered Mr. Wright was a native OF England,
40 wears of age, and llysd in Thireth st nexs door
30 tho corner OF Nintha v. He leaves large faml'
ly TO deplore bis loss.
r)NMERClAL AND M0NEY MATTERS.