New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

delightful
Tpy OpERA-The most brilliant audi
.. of the season last evening greeted one OF the
,,os. admirable performances. The piece gwen was
nonizet.i's Faroritd, and It was sung exceedingly
xeI Bettinis SDirtO geata especially drew down
,,olorged and repeated applause, which refused to
cease I'LL he had repeated the song, when It began
AGAIN Badiali's personaion Of the King was superb
and his singing perfect. Trh, too showed that she
sa retains her hold on the synpathies OF her audi
srce Tonight Lucrezia Brgia. and tomorrow
Pobeyfo Deyere1r Castle Garden and the opera to-
getber ought to draw crowds OF people these lovely
rnoonlit evenings
BLooMER.-We saw a beautiful
Bloomer Yesterday afternoon, worn by a young i'u'
of perhaps eighteen years OF age Ihe uieS, wa
silk, with p-p-br what-co you-caii- ems Vi "'.'
linen or cambric. She was accompanied " al
derly lady, dressed in the usual costume anu ~ M
a. we saw no impertinent staring was o"''O
sav that the appearance Of the blooihei was "o'-
and elegant IS but 10 do justice TO the e1qns"e 'a'
with which II was made and worn ana 10 reeci' '"e
opipions of many persons of good Judgment VINO "o-
ticed II 1.,
An evening editor, who's taste may De pefieC'y
,,,aI nm, which seems 70 us to be Of questionable
propricy parades the pranSs Oh 'wo couieAaiiS WIN
made commotion in the Fifth and Sixth Wards on
Saturday night by playing wanton nireaSs "hiie ''eu
,nBoomer dresses Did our grave contemporary ever
reflect that the most splendidly atred Of the long
robed promenaders OF Broadway are OF the same
,ool Grade as the creatures who thus dsgraced the
"bideous" BloOmer
MoRrALrry.-The City Inspectors re-
mort for the past week states the number Of deaths in
This CITY at 5O3 which increase of 100 over that
of the week previous OF these, 2O3 were chiioreh
under one year. The number OF deaths from con-
vulslons was 40, from darrhea 81, and from dysen-
.ery the worst forms Of which are very prevaen'59 81
The deaths at the public institutions were Compare
lively few We may presume that about the highest
rate of mortality reached for this season. extraor-
dinary epdcmcs excepted, still we have prospect
OF much hot weather, aud the greatest care should be
exercised IN regard especially 10 the diet OF chlldreA
Avoid unripe food eat no fruit except the best ana
don't be afraid of Croton water outwardly applied
SourHypN ADVENTURE. learn that
ON Thursday last forty veteran Hungarian HuSsars,
who came to this country after the disastrous result
of their struggle for liberty, sailed from this port
southward--we cannot say 10 what pont-in quest
ofmiltary service and, furthermore, that they were
same class, bound to the same destination. Perhaps
some second sighted seer guess out their destna
ton
The CLEopATRA.-Ths boat, suddenly
grown remarkable from falling into the hands Of the
Government at the breaking up OF the supposed Gu
ba expedition, has been sold
TERRIBLE ACCIpENT-I.oss OF LIFE
Yesterday afternoon at 81 o'clock, as the girls en-
ployed in the Book Blndery Of Jacob Bumstead. No.
70 Annst we're preparing to leave for home, terri
Bile and fatal accident occurred, which resulted IN
the death OF one OF their number and severe injuries
10 another II seems (as the facts are related to us)
that Caiharine Brady and Martha {. Dyke were
dressing at a looking glass which was situated near
the haichway of the fourth story, and that the trap
door was partially open. BY some unexplained cir
cumsance one Of them either slipped or stepped INTO
the opening when the door fell and the other girl ie
upon the door, whereupon the door gave way and
both girls were precipitated the ground distance
of perhaps forty feet In an instant they were picked
up by persons who chances to be at hand, and ply
scian was called Both were Observation-Disclosures
was terribly wounded about the head, her skull be-
ing fractured by striking her temple on some project
ing timber she was taken to the Hospitals soon as
possible but death ended her suferlngs before she
reached there. Martha was not so much bruised,
though IL is feared that she is seriously injured inter-
pally She was taken into the Wright House." (on
the first floor of the budingl where means of resto
ration were used and in short time she was taken
20 her residence in Brooklyn, No. 2s Dufield-st-
Ca,harine resided in Twenty eighthst in this city.
We will not attempt TO depict the narrowing agomes
Of her friends when they heard that the bright and
happy girl who left them In the morning full of cheer
fulness for her work. was cold and manged corpse
We have ssme facts IN regard TO the nature OF the
door which broke with them but proper Difference
10 the jury which must investigate the affair to-day
requires that should reserve our statements and
comments until they have rendered their verdict. II
will be remembered that this is the third or fourth
accident OF the kind which has happened IN Ann-st
within few months.
PUBLIC BATHS AND WAsH-HoUsEs.-ln
London, during the last week in June, the number
OF bs,hers at the Model Establishment, Goulston-
square, Whtechapel 697s being l,577 more
than the corresponding week last year. The excess
a,.St Martin in the. Fields establishment about
$50 81. Marylebone establishment has an excess of
l,6e6, and the ST Margaret and 81. John, Westmin-
ster establishment, recently opened, numbered up
wards OF 6oo0 The total number of persons who
ayailed themselves Of the accommodations provided
a, the four metropolitan establishments referred TO,
were follows 3, l,Ssl baihcrs 2,2Si washers and
the linen of upwards OF eleven thousand persons was
washed, drled, and lroned.
What has become OF the New-York Free Baths
and Wash houses, concerning which we had some
hopeful movement abou, year ago These broil-
ing days the very time when such establishments
needed.
BLAST AND CoUNrERBLAsT.-A large
boulder inlihe excavation, corner Of Tryon-row and
Chatham-st. shattered by powder yesterday. Be
improperly protected, the fragments were confnedto
the cellar-except one which frightened passer INTO