New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

This was CALAMITY waved the processton ceoied IN
front Of TIE City Han while every singer waved nis
palm leaf fan Other bands and basrsrs followed. and
The processiAs eontirsed rs msrch up tho Bswey 70
Union-plaee. ssd down to Metropolitan Hall The fo''
lowing Clubs sase psrt IN this jabf.e:
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In the evening another literally grand Concert took
place IN Metropolitan Esn The rs@eaic esrrnones Of
orchestra Of hundred peror ners up.y its force
VITA twelve hundred slsgsn . musical triumph
slrorshsr Unprecedented In this country. 10
try lsve we ever heard such colossal chorals, nor
so carefully and sccu,assly sung We have not Q
single line say than that sy s trio last Of tho
festival, and that the pic arc begins as o'clock
RAISING THE WEnp.-Oa SATURDAY last,
while everybody who Glanced to have busiesss abroad
was complaining of the .nssnse heat and when not .
cloud was to be seen 10 give hopo of cossess, tho
shed By freak of that singular genius JohrN Genin.
who came down Ike s.wolf ON the fold" with acres
of pssuscsf ssn. which, sr.saiseas,y dsstbutsd
at his doors In the hotels, omnibuses cars crry boAts
In fact the whole town flooded with shower Of
Geniss fans without the trouble os askng for
them. What possible benefit this tohsm beside
the consolation Of knowing that he had done the state
some service eavs 10 Yankee guesserssc discover
At any rate everybody who desired fan yos IT, hand
sourely labeled with. the errsuc donors name and
Numbers
SUBMARINE OPERATIONS ON THE Rocks
IT rEx GATE Tho airing Ways Reef commeaced
at hfle pact IL IA, yesterday, and coatnued about
thirty minutes, during which ten hesvy submarine
charges were srei consuming welve hundred and 6ny
pounds of powder. To-day the 6dns Is expected to
commence little before p. NJ, and sersons DESTROYS
Of seeing the operation will DO well reach Pot Cove
byl2M The Astoria boat leaves tho pier mex. sbovo
foot Of Beekmanst at A. NJ, aud the Yorkvilie stages
leave City Hall, New York. every naeen minutes, and
the IGreen Point stages leave Fulton Ferry, tho
Brooklyn side every hour The stages about two
hours going up persons taking the stages should start
quarter before 10 A. NJ. Iis necessary to make al
lowance OF an hour for the tide from the time down
In the almanac Several persons reached the Gate to-
day late witness the operation The safest plan
will DO TO tske the Astoria boat at A. Mt Is plea
SAINT trip by the boat and when the visitors reach Pot
Cove they will find small pleasant grove to rsmole
through til the firing begins red dag will DO hoistcd
on the Iron float moored on Ways Reef ten minutes be-
fore the firing commences Should the weather prove
stormy the firing will bo postponed
DEATH OF DAVID GRAHAM, EsQ.-In
the Court of Common Pleas frs, part yesterday FORE
noon, Judge Ingraham presiding. D. c. Benedict Esq.
announced the death Of Mr.. Graham, and presented
remarks euogsic Of bis eminent public and private
worth. and moved that tho Court Of respect hs
memory, adjourn. The motion was seconded BY l.. b.
Shepard Esq, In appropriate remarks and responded
TO by the Judge. and the Court adjourned
In the second branch Of Common Pleas, Judge Daily
presiding, after short which on. had been
disposed Of John Cochran, ECO, rose, announced the
death Of Me- Graham, and made motion 60 adjourn,
which was seconded. Judge DAILY responded to the
remarks, and the Court adjourned. Tns following arc
tho remarks Of Mr. Cochran
"Tne melancholy duy has been assigned to ma by
my legal brrthrcn OF announcing 20 the Court officially
the death OF David Graham
"The affecting intelligence Of his deceass wss rs
ceived some days since but owing tho Court having
iDteruittsd its sessions 10 made knowa al tns
earliest opportunity II does not become me- a)r IL
this the place TO narrate the Virtues OF our departed
brother. Another occasion, and greater Q m,stsncs,
sh al hereafter ncite to tue production Of his euoxy
That which now transpiros must necessarily bs tor.
gotten with the passing hour; yet should bs false 70
my feelings did suppress the emotions Of my teart
The civilian the scholar, the man. Is no more We eli
do rtmemoer him well. Let memories recall hin
before Us new. As lawyer, eminent a,tuts learned
and diigent-the Courts have lost la him one Of their
brightest ornaments; a scholar prolousd and bril-.
hsD,-itersore fsels hs absence as man. q gentle
man whose urbsny Of manner aud smeniiy OF conduct
ended and ends AIRED him to all Relatives cor.
row at his d, sth, friends friend from their
circle aud the com nunity feel tina OF u controlling
spis has gone. Rarely and at long Intervals 90 dis
upguished an object struck by relentless Desah aud
rarely 10 the victim so deplored
move that she Court do nov adjourn.
Board or ALDEaMEN-Moaday.-
Richard i. Compton, Esq, la the Chair and quorum
preseIt The minutes Of the previous meeting we're
read and approved The following Message was rs-
cefved from the Mayor;
MAYORS 0PFIcg, June n, fs5l
10 ne Hon BoardQ AidumeH and hoard ~ dslsfaat H.
d0men,
GEsTLfmEst becomes my painful duty 10 announce 70
the dsceass Of David Graham. Esq. Nice In Iay
whbeT he had la the hope OF restoring MS falling
hearth Mr. 0ranam having for usny years OCCUPIED 20
cminen position, and hsd so space IN chs aaas
Of City and State feel that the Of such sss