New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
THE CITY.

Ylllaneya the Counts private Secretaries, COlone
Pnlas General Garlic, Colonel PaSe o and family
Post Captain Amero. Colonel Deango and their ser
wants arrived Saturday. IN The spanish war steamer
Pizarro, Commodore Siyiia. and are ail occupying
apartment, a. the Clinton Hoie.
- The Arctic brought g. passengers,
,t of whose names wal be found IN another column
Among, them we notice Archbishop Hughes. } W
Gerard. ESQ. bearer OF Dispatches from the : lie
CATION IN London an Nr j. R McCuriy, OF tins
city.
- We understand thar Mrs. Mowatt has
taken passage for home IN the steamer Pacific. which
Is 10 leave Liverpool on the 9th OF July for NewNork
NAvAL.-The [. ;. Surveying brig
Washington. Commander >war'wout. sailed Satur
day. at ) P. u. for Nantucket where she VIII proba
bly be employed for some time n the survey OF that
dangerous Part Of our coast.
PIANo-FoRIE ASSOCIATION We call the
attention Of our reader, TO the advertisement OF
Mcssrs Jocelyn & Watson in he column Of business
notices
\ RArTLESNAKE The BRIG Monte Chris
20. which recently arrived from Attakapas, has on
board rattle>nake feet and inches in length He
has seven rattes and has been without food II months
- The Canadian Benevolent Society Of
- John the Baptist holds It's second Annual Festival
at Tammany Hall. tomorrow evening.
- Prot. West. we understand, has re-
signed his situation Principal Rutgers Institute,
and ACCEPTED an invitation to a similar charge IN Buf
g.. Do, n a Xor 4 VI If no
Wesleyan University at Middetown Conn, and 10
many years the head Of a aourishns Female Acade
my IN the North has been elected to the vacant post
The ceremony OF Inauguration Will take place early
in September
New MUslc.-George Llnley has for
many.years been the fayorte composer OF easy Eng
hsh Ballads His words are always well selected
his melodies graceful and the accompaniment easy.
He has Just composed the followmgpeceS, which are
published by VIM. Hall * son, 800 Broadway
Song OF the Robin" a beautiful Ballad with col
ored Autograph title.
Calmly the day Is closing" song
Wake up my own sweet rose" song.
The wild harp of our land Is brokon." Melody
from Beni.
Donizet'i's Opera. La Favorlta'
Bright glowing lris" Duet subject from BellnL
ANOTHER REMARKABLE DRUMMER.-Our
attention has been called to instance OF precocouS
musical development, more astonishing in some re-
spects than hat Of the " Infant Drummer" who was
brought out last winter The subject was boy, but
two years and four months Old the son Mr.. English,
of Macon. Ga In addition to a sense of time, which
seems natural and spontaneous As the motion OF
his limbs, he possesses musical car and memory no
less true and remarkable After one hearing Of
tune he Will whistle 1t 10 drum accompaniment. with
astonishing precision lie handles the sticks most
vigorously. considering his tender years, and Will fol-
low an instrument for any length of time through
labyrinth Of airs none Of which he has heard before.
This, certainly. l. rare instance Of precocous mu-
steal Development and it Is for the Education OF the
boy 10 determine whether this faculty shall rpen IN
toigenius, or be stricken into premature decay.
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arri ed IN tins city-a Nova Scotaa boy of nineteen
named Angus McCaSkll, who Is nineteen years old.
and only egm feet high and weighing four hundred
pounds lie appears at tine Apollo Rooms. as Will
be seen by the advertisement IN another column
COMM THRo' THE RYE. This beau
uful ballad rendered 50 popular by Miss Linds sing.
ing IT, has Just been arranged with brilliant variations
by VIM. Vincent Wallace and published BY WIN
Hall & son, 239 Broadway
DRESS rs. SHOES. Whatever course the
ladies' may determine 20 adopt with regard to COS.
tune, they unanimous in their choice Of elegant
CATERS and slippers The unusually long skirts nth
ero worn. have concealed the neat and graceful ap-
peaance Of the CATERS worn by the hrongs Of adle,
who frequent Broadway In The afternoon. Fortu-
nately this now going ont Of fashion, and the short
nd int,
enable the public to notice the beauty and symmetry
ofs small foot. encased IN one OF Miller's fashona-
bic CATERS His light and exquisite articles Of sum
mer wear deserve 70 be seen as well as worn. audit
appears that The ladies coming to this opinion
Mr. Mlllers establishment, al No 1874 Cana-st., Is
crowded at all hours OF The day and the number of
pretty feet fifty shod with sample, of his workman
ship Is not easy TO be reckoned Nothing contributes
more 70 he grace Of ladys walk than light, plant
and neatly-dltng shoe.
KoLIAN PMNo-FoRrEs The manufac-
tory Of Me,srs. Halie,t, Davis & Co.. Of Boston.
turns out some very fine plano-fortes. constructed
Nth The Kohan Attachment invented By the late
Mr. Coleman. This attachment is Of very soft and
del cate tone, without the full powers Of the organ
YET possessing nearly all n, richness and sweetness
mere change Of the pedal affects the transfer Of
the NO characters Of the instrument. which may be
used separately or combined The Eohan piano
forte l. now coming into general use, on account Of
the full, orsan-lke quality of the attachment and
The ease with which IS managed j. f. Gould &
Co.. No. 297 Broadway. are the sole agents in this
city for Messrs Fiaileu. Davis & Cos manufac-
lures.
GREAT SALE Or STOcK-By reference
10 an advertisement IN another column. II Will be