New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

clouds streaming in funeral procession across the
sky and this raw, benumbing wind, direct from the
fogs Of Newfoundland, so loosen ones nerves from
their proper tension, that his spirits make doleful
music Here is the soul of November made clearly
manifest, but nothing OF the Jocund spirit OF June
At night this IS peculiarly pleasant, when II IS mild
and murky overhead and sloppy under foot, and the
City lamps are not lighted because, alas the alma
nae says the moon Shines and the credulouS City
authorities hink it is true
The New COSTUME AGAIN-There is
no mlSakIg that there is very general interest
felt IN the community upon the subject of the New
Dress, and It appears still to be upon the increase
This was made evident by the crowded attendance
At the lecture Of Mrs. E Cakes Smith last week
Another lecture It will be seen, Is advertised for the
present Wednesday evening.
DON GIovANNI-No opera which Maret-
zek could give US at this time could be welcome
a. the Incompatible Don Gioranni, which will be
performed tonight at the AStor-place Opera House.
Tho opera is admirably cast, and we anticipate a
rare enjoyment from its performance. The graceful
BosIo appears as ZerlirG, TRUPEI as ElrIra-her
most stately and beautiful r6le-and Miss WHITING
rs Donna Anna. Marini will thunder III Lsporeilo,
Lorni chant AS OttaUio, and BeneVentanO play off
his exuberant airs in Don GiosgnHi. Altogether,
are likely to hear the opera tonight much better
than It has yet been given in this City. The Bos-
ton people were quite eItrayagant IN their admira-
ton of IT,
GV Jenny Lind and suite left this City
for Philadelphia on Saturday.
An OLD ONE-Last week there was
brought to the State Prison at Sing-Smg man over
seyeny-six years Of age. He was sentenced IN Sui
Ivan County, ION conviction Of manslaughter) to
hard labor in the State Prison during life
OFFICERS OF THE Masonic GRAND En-
clNpMENr Or The STATE or NEw-YoRS.-At the
annual meeting Of the Grand Encampment Of the
State Of New-York, held at the City Hotel, New
York, Friday, June 9th, 1851. the following Sir
Knights were elected for the ensuing year, viz
William + L4throp, Of Rochester, CIR Master Oscar
Coles, Of New-Nork, Dep CIR Master, John L.
Lewis, r, Of Penn Yam, CIR Generaussimo; J. VI.
Hatch. Of Rochester, CIR. Capt General Salem
Town. Of Aurora CIR Preate John ;. Perry, Of
Troy. Or Sen Warden A. Cooyeoni, of New
York, CIR. Jr Warden, Thomas Dugan, sen Of
New-York, CIR Treasurer Robert Macoy, of New
York CIR. Recorder Benjamin Marshall, Of Troy.
Cir Standard Bearer W. IL. Norris, OF New-lork
CIR Sword Bearer Ira Chase, of Utica, CIR. Warier
Sewall Fisk, of New-York, CIR. Sentinel
YELLOW FELER ON BOARD SHIP.-The
bark William Lanabee, arrived At this port on Satur-
DAY from Rio Janeiro, lost the passage the follow
ing members Of her crew by yellow fever Henry B.
Howard Of Wilmington y. C., NJ Mahony of Eng.
land Lawrence Johnson, Chas. Miller, and Henry
Ulsen, Germans, who shipped IN New-York. These
persons did not have the black vomlt, but were At
tackled their lower limbs with weakness and short
~ becoming useless. The vessel has anchored in
Quarantine
ERIE RAILROAD TIckErs.-No person
that IS not stakeholder in the Ere Railroad Com
pany Is entitled TO purchase an excursion ticket to
DunkIk, over that road.
y The IT, s. Surveying schooner Mad
ison arrived at this port yesterday. She has been
employed for the past two months the South shore
Of Long Island, the survey Of that portion Of our
coast, which Is now nearly completed. The follow
ing Is a list OF her officers:
Lieutenant Conmandng- Maxwell Woodruff.
Lte1tenGrt-R. A Barnett
Actmg Masfer-HOward Murch
Passed AdshiPaeR-C II Bier and William Van
Wyck.
Asslstant Surreg0r-S :. Cowes
IrGughfSmGn-J K. Barker.
Pll0f-B. Edwards.
AMERICAN lNsTITUTE-ANNUAL FAR
The American Institutes already engaged with pre-
parauons for the Twenty-Fourth Annual FAIR in
October next Castle Garden has been engaged. and
the Exhibition viii be opened 10 visitors on the first
of the month The Garden Will BE- open for the re-
cepuon Of goods, specimens and machinery on the
9th, 29th and 30th OF September The Machine
Room was enlarged during tie last season. By the
addition Of 30 feet 10 rs length, making t 22j feet
with adequate shattng, countershaf,ing, pulleys.
&c. and the improved boilers and steam-engne,
used on that occasion, still remain. affordng ample
space and opportunity for the display OF Machinery.
The Cattle SHOW viii be held on grounds near the
CITY. The usual Premiums vii be awarded as on
former years. and d liberal appropriation mas been
made Tor awards 20 Apprentices and Minors. The
exhibition It Is thought, viii not fall behind any Of
It's predecessors 10 interest or usefulness
MADAME BOUcHELLE's CONcERT.-Mad.
E. Wallace Bcuchelle whose admirable singing a.
Nj Walaces C0ncer, Is fresh IN the publIc's mem
ory. gives musical entertainment at the Chinese
Assembly Rooms. tomorrow evening She viii De
assisted by WALLACE, who VIII perform two OF his
piano compositions, and by signor Bailini Mr.
Never and Nessrs Eben and Scharfenoerg. Be-
SIDES choice extracts from Verdi and Rossinl, Mad
Bouchelle will sing Tennysons exquisite Cradle
Song the English braygra song LO, here the
gentle Lark" the Las; Rose OF Summer" and
" Black-eyed Susan" In these ballads Mad. Bou-
chele manages her clear, powerful cont llto voice
with great effect. and we cannot doub, her Concert
viii be emineHiy successful