New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

Y The weather continues dry and
pleasant rather warm, but ntolersble. There
symptoms Of rain yesterday, but came the clouds
passed oil with the and left abeautiful starlight
evening" marred only by the fine DIRT, which rose ike
fog from few and enveloped and tormen,ed everything
that brs ahed oh the dust, the dus, If the removal,
since New.Years, OF half million OF loads OF lth has
left the City fifty per cent dlrer than 1t ever was b.
FORE would 1t not be better TO trow brooms, hoes and
carts Into the river, and rather bear the Ills we have
than fy 10 those we know not OFF, Let any one who
doubts The Infinite durability of matter walk for an hour
In Broadway and and feel how every corner, and
creyice and pore Is lined, coated, hed stopped With
lmpapabe earth, and he will be per force of the SEN
,es of sight, smell, taste and feeling thoroughly con.
vnced of bis error Oh, Dust. Now art thou sttenu'
siedl
x We learn that the first Concert of
Madame Sontag will take pace on the 20Ih inst, a
week from Monday next In addition 10 the artists WHO
accompanied her from Europe and to grand orches'
ts she bss engaged The cbohsters of the Italian Opera
whose assistance will add another feature TO the perec
lion Of her Concerto
NINETEENTH WARD ELECTION.-The
majority and minority reports In relation to ths sub
ject up last evening In the Board of Assistants
Mr.. Baker entered into en- examination Of the test.
mony, declaring that the course purrued at the cleo
ton was not Only Illegal, but of the outrageous
description ard that both parties should unite in II,
condemnation. While he was speaking, several Of the
Democratic members, after another, left the room
and the Bosro became without quorum when 1t ad-
turned till Monday, Mr. Baker stating his intention
then to resume bis remarks.
NIGHT TRAvEL.-.The Eighth-av. Rail
road Company low run their ell night leaving
each end Of the route every half hour after 10 O'Clock
The road Il In coed order running fifteen cars and DO
Ing an excellent business.
e The steamship Glasgow arrived in
the Clyde at ocsck on the morning of 9th August
accomplishing the voyage in l2 days - hours, having
sailed from this port at IL o'clock, Angus, a..
TEMPERANCE LECTURES AND SERMONS.
The eoIts Of the City Temperance Alliance to have
preaching on Sundays in their spacious tent at the Five
Points a. we'll Temperance meetings every evening
10 stl continued Tomorrow, preaching and the usus
exercises Of public worship will be conducted at lOls
A. NJ by Rev. s. II. Reddel, recently from Boston, and
n3P NJ. oy Rev. John Mlley, of the Pacific ct N.
Church, Brooklyn, recen1iy Dom OinSinuat- AenPef
ance addresses In the evening Great good has resulted
from the meetings of The Alliance every evening for two
weeks past Ladies and gentlemen have attended from
various parts of the city, particularly at the Ssoosin ex
ercises Few enterprises could be undertaken that VIII
bear more directly the best good Of thar section OF
the city, as well as individuals residing there.
Al the meeting last evening" the discussion took tne
fcrp Of jury trial, with Rev L. n. Pesss as Judge
upon the bench and the entire audience In the chafs;
ter Of jury.
Rev L. Burlegh acted attorney for the prosesunon
of The old offender, the Liquor Trsfhe, personnoo
under the name Of alcohol and Rev John Luekey !"
counsel for the defense. After iabored aud entertain
Ina pleas from the "lesrned counsel, Hls Honor, .ng
Judge, summed up the case In CANDID Ana hYsi~
manner and save an Instructive charge 10 tas Iuiy
"wbo without leaving their seats gave their vero,es o.
saty and renderda just sentence 20 tns eac "a h;s
The monster vice be ouilAs and deihronea, 40 ~
temples and alrsrs tumbed In heaps, spd his ioovs
worship. with s lfbsnons and bloody sacriaces' 70
everywhere prshib ted. v..
Anops the interesting addresses Of the evening -"
sne from Mr. Hammond Pipney, Of Oswese, ~
Meetings continue every evening