New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-12

vii not sing again unit NoFenort' sac his en-
pioyed Mr Bushnell. formerly one OF Mr. BArnum's
agents, and a q nIleman well qualified 10 tase charge
ofthe business par. OF her concerts TAlS announce
men, VIII De welcome intelligence TO the mnsiea
public Jenny Lind VIII never lack auditors N tbs
coIni-y, 10 matter how long her say
JENNY IaNp-ANorHER RuMoR The
las. rlmor Is thar Benelc, and Belei:i have gone
20 Europe 20 engage 4 sufficient number OF Singers
- form a complete opera troupe. of Which JENNY
LIND vii be the prma donna. Runor does not say
vixen We may eNpec, % hear this troupe, nor what
ttey VIII s:ng. nor where nor. IN fact, ANYTHING
more than We have stated. sor our part. we have
TO anticipation whatever of ever hearing such
troupe this country. bit give the rumOr rs an
item Of gossip, coming 20 Us from most respectable
source
BASoUET ~ BOARD THE PAcKEr-SRIP
GREAT WEsrERN.-on The 29th, there was a mag
nifcenf banquet at Liverpool on board the new
packet-shlp Great Western. Capt. Sherman built
IN this City TO run as a regular Liverpool liner
About sixty OF the merchants. traders AMI ship
brokers Of the por, partook Of Capt. IS hospitality
Among those present were Col. Crttonden. Amer
lean Consul Harold Llitledale Esq. II. {. Chap
man. Esq. Barring, Jr., Esq Z. Challoner,
Esq. w. Green, Esq. - Blain Esq. Mr. Har
dy. OF the firm OF hnSon Harry and many 0iher
gentlemen. Ample justice having been done 10 the
good things provided, the Chairman Mr. Barring. Jr.
rose and proposed the health of Capt Shenman
and. in doing 50. took occasion to pass high and
merted euoglum upon ms manly and gentlemanly
character. The toast drunk with great APP
pause. Capt. sherman having responded, pro
posed The Town Of LlveTool-May its CONNER
cial resources and trade continue 10 increase with
the rapid, progressive age in which We live" and
coupled with II the name of " II Littledale. Drunk
with applause The health Of the MesSrS. Barring"
"Col Crliienden." the Ship-builders of England
and America" and other toa>tS Were then proposed
and responded 70 after which the company sep
aratod, each delighted with the festlyIty Of the day
FREAKS OF CHEAP POsrAGE-Can YOU
throw any light on that feature of the new
Postage law, which LAYS an absolute embargo
on papers from the Pacific have been accus-
toned to take The Polynss,Gn. published at the Sand
wich Islands and feel sufficient interest IN that part
of the world 10 be glad get It even At cents post
age per COPY which was the old rate. But what
blessed change IN the Postage law, and what an en-
cOuTageIneni 10 the interchange ~ information with
distant countries. 20 have The P)irnfSs1n come sad
He'd by the new law with - cents postage PER sngie
coDu' THIS. Of course. absolutely prohibits the err
cuaiion OF The paper III the United states. But how
It amounts 70 % cents even under the new law. Is
not very clear. The weight, with wrapper Is trlhe
over IN ounce. which would make the postage from
san Francisco 10 cents. regarding II as transient
paper But II comes regularly from the Office OF
publication. and the United States and Sandwich
Islands have postal treaty which It Is presumed.
has something TO DO With the matter. But know
not IFS prOyis Ons and IN perplexty ask the peO-
Mo of h., AN
The law. whether It Is their pleasure that knowledge
should he taxed ouirageously | know several
other subscribers u the same paper in the same pre-
dicamcnt with myself Can you help u'
CHEAr PosrAGE.
The LIME-kILN MAN.--This singular M
dlydual yet IN the land of the living, apparently
a hearty and stoica ana deeply profound
IN the visions Of the future We have hal the hon
or OF receiving special communication from him,
which We hasten to lay before the world II Will be
found sor; Of Orphic Saying or Sphynxian Riddle
undoubtedly full of important information. but very
hard to get at Here Is the nut who viii crack
The three additions to the two Histories OF world
By Daniel can now be understood. lie Immediately
understood them By extra experience as statesman
the writer Of tins As predicted by extra attention
gradually WILLIAM MAcFARLASD
FLAKES. CorroN DIR. Leavitt, of MAYS
q. a
linen from unrotted AK and hemp, Yesterday showed
rs some samples of linen yarns Of excellent quality,
fine enough for shirt linen, which he says can be
produced cheap as cotton yarns of the same fine
ness lie showed us also samples Of the raw ma
tera in the various stages OF preparation, and, 50
far as Ne can Judge he MAKES out very clear case.
THIS process IS entirely different from Claussen's
invention
4 NOVEL TRACT DIsTRIBU TOR. -SDme
person broke a few nights since INTO the Temper
arco sfcc in Nassau-st. and stole a thousand tenn
perance tracts It /, hoped he gave them good err
cu.aiion
ToIAL BEREAVEMENT Mrs. Green,
who vas drowned, with four Of her children, On
THURSDAY afternoon. IN the Kills, near Staten Isl
ana. by beng upset IN a sal-boat, had SON, lad
OF 10 wears residing m Newark. the last surviving
member OF the family, his mother being widow.
THIS affecting calamity n indeed sad and total be-
reayemen' 70 hum. and Is a case which must awaken
the ,ympathles OF all. The young man Says The
Daly AdrfrtiStr) Was taken suddenly and violently
i about the tine the fatal accident occurred. with
out. 70 IS said any previous manifestations or known
adequate cause
SUNDAY LQUoR SHOPs.-Ne have seri-
ous complaints from the western portion Of the iNth
Ward in regard 10 the shameless conduct Of rum
sellers thereabout, in keeping their shops open on
sunday ~ on other days On sunday afternoon
there were some twenty groggeues open IN West-si.,
between Christopher and iiamnond-sts.' making
dr'nkards By wholesale. Every sort Of Vulganty,
noise, profanity. and mischief vas constantly per
petrated A large crowd Of women and children
ioined IN ihe carousal at the foot Of Amos-st and
about 10 O'Clock in ne evening great excitement
was produced by the report that woman had been
stunned # hot killed by blow from an Ak Amer
a while policeman appeared AMI arrested some
body These drunken carousals are SAID 10 be OF
quite frequent occurrence. and he respectable ci'I-
zens IN that vicinity have sufficient reason to de-
mand relief from the nuisance.
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