New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

Hoboi.u-otto cou,se-concsrt. [AnsrnoOu.l
THE WEATHER.-Frequent showers du-
ring the day succeeded last evening by regular
storm Of RAIN which came down Ia a cold, drencning
underwriting stream for several hours. The man
who lost his umbrella In state Of great per-
plexty, after the last omnibus had gone up.
TIE FRENCH OPERA.-Mdle. Fleury-
Jolly improves upon acquaintance. Hers not one OF
those Tsn,cendsnt talents which can only be described
BY dealing largely in figures Of speech, and borrowing
from foreign languages words Of uncertain Import to
the mass of the reading public She Is simply al ex
celent musician, who has studied her profession
thoroughly and made the most of naturally soft and
flexible organ. But, If she lay no claims 10 the
first rank among yocasts, 1t is some consolation 10
that her style of sin gng wins upon her hearers
seems sweeter the ofener It Is heard-aud develop
new beauties when thought we knew It By heart
The admirable science displayed In her teatmsn: Of
the .nfans dc Ia nui. and Je Jrs5r chsae-
which frequently interrupted By uncomfortable
bursts of spplause-seemed almost new TO US and
though the mellow softness of her Adieu Seignear,
faut parfis did net escape US on Monday, we could
fancy-perhaps truly-that there was more pa.ho3 in
her tone more soul In her lower notes, when We lis
tened to them last night So too In the ina portion OF
the e briser chaiae closer attention TO her
rescendo and shakes brought to light degree OF pre-
cislon and accuracy rarely found In singer OF
comic opera There is nothing left In her style 10 the
Inspiration OF the moment, the condition in which
the voice happens TO be every note and .rl 10 pre-
medtated and never fails either In intensity tone
OF the other members of the troupe 1t charity
10 speak briefly May venture, on behalf OF injured
Auber to crave mercy for the noble Fars Chorus in
the first act-a piece Of music In which the composer
showed power of doing greater things than the world
expected of him Tie heart-rending to stand by
while the banditmonks shout, though the highes. aim
of singer were 10 make the most noise possible. NJ
Debrinsy, and In more than Instance, NJ. Diguet
seemed as though they fully aware of the small
ness of the audience, and exhibited di'ser 9r which
was poor compliment 10 those who were there The
rain had, in truth, spoiled the soiree empty benches
stareds them on every eide. Perhaps, With such a
desolate prospect, momen, of impotence and care
lessness may be forgiven 10 an actor.
STEAMBOAT HENRY CLAY L. $. Mar
siars OEce-Messrs Germaine, Hubbard and Jessup
Engineer Pilot and Clerk OF the Henry Clay, ar.
rested on Wednesday forenoon, aud each required to
give bail In the sum of $4,000 Mr.. Jessup gave Mr..
Thomas Colyer and William Radford ,(ownerD as
ball Mr. Germaine gave Messrs. James Belknsp and
F. Cunningham; Mr. Hubbard gave jeremiah l.. Knapp.
and Levi, Radford. Capt Tallmln it Is said, ID sick
and the Commissioner 90 to his house yesterday
and receive his bail.
CASE or KAINE.-SUperior Court Before
Judge Oakley-Tbs matter again brought up yester
day forenoon Mr. Brady stsedthst photographic dispatch
had been received from Judge Nelson stating that he has
decided the questions whether the case can DO CARL
ed to the Supreme Court, which have been submitted to
him and has forwarded his decision by mall which has
not vet arrived The Judge, Mr said has not stated,
10 the teeqraphic Dispatch the effect ei bis decision
and Mr. Hall has telegraphed requesting him 20 do So
II was stated that Judge Boswcrth, before whom the
case was commenced il not on term and is unwel,
and the matter was further adjourned 20 Tuesday next
NV FERRY HoUsE.-The new Ferry
House partly erected, at the foot of Cour'lsndt' for
the Jersey City Ferry and first used yesterdays by
far the most complete, wellaranged, spacious and
beautiful ferry house in the City OF Ns"fork OF is
neghborhovd 1t is model worthy OF the Imitation oil
other Ferry Companies But half o! this building az
vet completed which will be used while the other hall
ia In course Of construction The entire building, u
expected will be finished by the close Of Autumn,
and will be one hundred and sixty oy eisntynYe
feet In slze, under cover. The front oil the Terry
house Is seventy five feet back from tue Inc Oh
Wes,.st which gives space Of seyeniyhYe oy one
hundred and sixty feet for the ACCOMMODATED oi
p,sseugers and vehicles thai are to GRO" the fer-
~ Much relief will be Afforded to West ST. ana tne
foot of Courtlandtst By this arrangement Inere VIII
be two slips this ferry, TO each oil when there VI" %
two broad carriageways under cover One OF th'Se
csr,aoegays will be for the use OF teams )ng on 70
The bost-the ether for those passing on On ellaer
side Of the carriagcWays are spacious passages for
the eress of foot passengers from the cabins OF the boz
10 the street The crowd If necessary be readily
preyeuted By the arrangement from rushing on 70 tue
boat before passengers or. 10 the center oil ta'
building situated the passage to be used oy taose CO.
ipg 10 the boats At the erd OF il, about twenty ''e'
from the 'front.' Is the Ferry Masters once, ~ "Acn
ferrsee is received Passengers can turn 70 the gn'
r left fthis toward tae boat H. either slip, Or can 'P
into sitting in It's rear and await the arrVaioi
the boat Attic southery end othe building front s the
Railroad otice and sitting rooms ioF through
nsrspqers 10 Philadelphia. In the center VI
main building e the Railroad once anu s"''us
rooms for the WY stations, Newark h'@A
bs,b,oyp &c The entire building IS pa.h'eu
and ftsed up In q neat and convenient style 'uPp"ea
with Croton water and Iigh!ed With gas Inc or1Ses
are TO be new built on the most approved PAN u'
bic and covered Posts ard chains are arranged IN 'oe
area IN from, OF the ftrryhcuse, IL such manner a'
protect TO, passengers from vehicles The gates are
Of neat strong frames, and have tasteful iron Pcke''
skyughu admit light TO the passages Of the 'p'e,ou'
buildip,. The architect and 5ulieri' job Nae Esq
We repeat it's By far the most complete wei p'aa'u
spaeiou. ard beautiful ferry house In or ABOUT New"
York.
Az APPEAL FOR HELP.-A Ihlfd
Wander makes a melting appeal TO bis Alderman 'o1
requests US to kindly insruate to that enerseac aIa
vsichful ofcial that when his attention and 'oH,"ua'
for the carrying gu, OF the Eighthavenue Railroad con
,,.., !. sbs,ed he will devote few moments !" Tue
w. :, -. -....or, In the Immediate vi.