New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16

Tie company gave three hearty checr> ''' We o.
( I,v-e,.o nt5ch v-,re returned We then Id a
i,ss.y vIsit to the Dry Dock, where IN I ''t"t
san JacInto is now being flied out $40 VII DC
d,.ca rred IN about ten days though not yt; u az
for sea to make room Tor tnc Preach steamer Mega
corc The immense engine AID engIhe-hopsr con
nfef,d with The dock-pro5sbly the most osao''ll
srecine,s OF the Kind IN The cciintry-Nere then
visited When the Manhattan having called. the con-
many s,eppcc on board AMI were landed At Fuitoa
Ferry about O'Clock every olc delighted s1th The
afternoons V-s!t
THr OpERA.-TO. night E;rnGai viii De
given. with splendid cast Last night vas tJnfor-
tunaley) the last Of DIN Pas7cl<. one Of ter best
operas tia, could be given At this season. aat give
in admirable style Next week we are 10 have Il
Hq,51sre, and report says J P,-ifrTi. M.sIsI ani
BADiAII Will BE- sublime n SNoHi . roHbS. Mean
while we would remind friends That ,aAre are
but few operate nights left. and that there are
no Summer elnores of tie CITY pleasant for the
Winters begullement, like those Of Castle Garden.
For EUROPE The magnificent ard un-
rivs,ed American steamship Pacific, Nyc command
cT, will leave her dock al the foot of Canalst at ~
O'Clock today, for Liverpool. She has had all the
damages 20 her machinery repaired. and u IN periec
order for service This steamship IS Justly the pride
Of our commercial marine, and has With the others
Of the Collins line, become national property The
whole country will rejoice IN the further and more
decided triumphs which they will undoubtedly
achieve.
FoR CHARLESTON. The Soutnerner.
steamer Captain Dickinson will sail today for
Charleston, with freight and passengers.
FoR SAvANNAH. steamship florl-
ia Lyon, master, Will leave 20 DAY for Savannah.
FoR NEw-ORLEASs-Tbe fine steamship
Union. Budd, master, LEFT here yesterday afternoon
for New-Orleans, with "A passengers.
lv The launch of the lnyncible viii take
place at 10. o'clock to-day, instead off
STEAMER WAsHiNGroN- I'VE went down
on Tuesday last to see this fnc steamer of. She
took good list OF passengers with her. which proves
among other indications that the line 10 which she
and the Hermann belong l. growing steadily and
daily In public favor These fnc vessels deserve It
we'll for more comfortable and safer steamships do
no, sail the ocean. Their arrangements and accom-
modaiions are in every way admirable. Their cab
ms aIe large and airy the decks spacious aud free Of
all distractions, affordlng fine promenade, which
5 a great resource IN a sed-vOyage The statcrooms
can be ventilated al al times by the passengers, even
in stormy weather and the table IS of the first or
der These ships have been furnished with new
boilers the past Winter, and they now perform their
trips nom Now-York to Southampton, on an average
IN about thirteen days and they do this without any
extraordinary effort to effect quick passages. They
can carry 10 lbs of steam 20 the square inch, but
never exceed IS
- THE FuNERAL of the late Bache Nc
Evcrs twho it will be recollccted, died suddenly a,
Paris few weeks ago) was held al Trinity Church
yese iGay and called forth large circle OF friends
\ CAMP The regular Camp.
/Mcctpg of the Episcopal Methodists for The New
York and Long Island Districts is to be held at North
port continuing one week. The meeting viii com
mcncc on Monday, Angus; IS
CoMPosIroRs' STRIkE.--The Foreman of
Tie 7riL,me composing room received telcgraphlc
dispatch yesterday from ST. Louis, stating that The
RtpuGi,caa hands were on strike. The cause OF
the difficulty was not stated.
REFLEX tURRErr Vooterday the EX-
cclsior sailed for Liverpool with about 50 returning
emeran,s.
The HUMAN FLooD.-Mcre than 1900
emgran,s arrived Yesterday morning, and over 900
! last week.
~ The wife of cX-President Tyler
went up the nver yesterday on board the Reindeer
Capt Degroot She Is intending to spend some time
at Saratoga Springs.
1--WE learn that the Rev Prof. Joseph
Few Smith, of the Auburn Theological Seminary
has accepted the call Of the Second Presbyterian
Church in Newark.
Far NEAR NEwARK.-The Japannec
| Leather Factory Of Thomas Noungs, IN East. Nc"
| ark, Harrison Township, opposite Newark, was dc
| stroyed by fire between and O'Clock on Thursday
evening The building was two stories, ci wood
and was entirely consumed, with lis contents There
| was partial insurance.
Mr.. GEORGE VAIL, we'll known as an eX-
tonsiyo manufacturer of machinery Of Mouistown
| one OF the New-Jersey Commissioners 10 the World'
Fair, has arrived home in good health
| CozzrNS' WEsr-POIYT HOTEL A West
| Point Cadei desires US to state that Mr.. CoZzcns
| ioltl Is not on we tract Ot4"llSi"S !" '"N = 80 ~
cmment and, therefore not under the protection o.
the military stationed at the post Tins We believe
is generally known--at least by every one who has
| visited Wcst-Poipt
PoLIrIcAL MovEMENrs.--P Preparations
are being made for the Ward Elections. and We per
ce,c that the Whig General Committee has ordered
an election on the 18th OF Aug, IN the new Twen'l
eth Ward for Delegates TO the Old and Young Mems
General and Ward Committees, 10 take place al the
| house of Charles Ross, Eighth ayenue, between
| Twen,y.eigh;h and Twenty -nlnth-sis.
The Wing JOINT Executive Committee, June 30
ordered to be printed, for the consideration OF the
Wing General Committees IN September, project
| for reform n tie system of Primary Elections.