New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19

plea VIII appear Ibe company u admirably crlle1 nav
ing performed much together The orchestra and eh's
! viii be excellent
Tonight will be presented administrations Savi
Msrni Beneventano in the princip, character u IS
work less known here than others and in that way
may BE- called kind of novelty In Europe it has enjoyed
prodgous success The due, Of the bassesby
no means the best piece in the operaenoys almost IN
eqused popularity and the applause which follows il Of
the Marseiles Hymn order The Instrumentation Of tbs
open ia more elaborate than that Of any of the authors
other works and has special interest being the last
which he ever wTo'e
The season at Nblos promises to be msmrabe for its
brIsney for the variety Of the works produced and the
excellent mode Of their Interpretation
The celebrated pianist Mr. Goschslk win give Concert
the frst week in October Nibos Saloon Particulars in
future
Castle GARDEs CosoERrs-The benefit Of Mr. KRng'
the peroreron the Ccet in Jullens Company-a player
without rival on his instrument-w take place to night
There will be Concert every night this week Much new
musical material viii be presented The fame of the
Julien Company is now fairly established
Miss Julia Dean has just closed very successful engage
ment at the Broadway Theaier having played before the
fullest houses Of the season She commences tonight in
Philadelphia
Fyareiss Ner Guide 10 The Ca1s II Ner- York ard
sued by c S Francis & Co 1t contains vast amount of
information and free from than books Of the
sort usually arc There is correct map and numerous en-
cravings of public edifces. &c
Covenant Lodge, No IS, l. o o F. has followed the
good example Of its offspring Empire and voted $50 for
New Orleans
DEATH OF A NEW YORK PUBLrsHER.-Tbe death OF hr
Edward DUNCAN The senior partner Of the firm of Dungan
L. Il. ascrdrr -gCI
known as liberal and enteprsng publisher chiefly of
Catholic works and distinguished for his modesy OF
department his fairness of dealing his business energy and
his emable character in the private relations Of life His
funeral YVES celebrated Saturday in 81 Peter church
Barcayst where just and feeling euogy was pronounced
by the Rev Father Quin
Mr. John Libby, one OF the Sandy Hook Pilots, while
beating down the bay yesterday the body OF drown
ed man aoat near Coney Island He had light pants with
dark stripe black ock coat and black vest and had not
been long in the water
There were but AL deaths in this City last week which
is q very small rate for this season OF the year
CRYSTAL PALAoE-The number Of visitors on Friday
10th inst was lO,iI7 on Thursday 1851
The GOLDEN AGE.-A very handsome steamship just
finished for the Australian Steamship Company, by w ii.
Brown. made trial trip on Saturday, and worked well
There was a large company on board among whom were
James Freeland President OF the Company Nicholas Dean
late President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department the
Rev Henry Ward Beecher Mr. Howard sc. The ship ran
ont around the ghship and returned inside the Hook
where she waited until the Atlantic came down, when the
two went through the channel and nearly 10 the ghshp
together OF course there race, one ship was
light the other heavily laden but the trial showed the
Golden Age to be capable Of high rate OF speed We
much pleased with the udicious arrangements made
on the Golden Age for the comfort Of the remen engineers
sailor and other employees They better lodged than
heretofore point important both to the credit and the in
res Of the ship Tie Golden Age will sail shortly
for Liverpool and thence Australia with passengers Of
whom she will accommodate many seven hundred
NEwYoRK HORTICULTURAL SoorErT-0n the Goth, 2lst
and god Of this month the NewYork Horticultural Society
will give its Autumn Exhibition Of Fruits Flowers Vege
tables &C. at Nblos Garden This will be the best one of
the year owing to the season
This Association Of the highest possible use and should
be cordially cherished by every one The last exhibition
was most honorable the and skill of the con
tribuors
Shameful CoSpucr o. FERRY Bosr--Yeserdny
Just az the Hamilton ferry boat which left the Brooklyn
side at clock reached the New York side one OF the
deck hands assaulted passenger in most brutal manner
This done in the presence ofades and gentlemen vino
had not yet left the boat The deck hand got he passenger
nearly down and with his knee in his back was pulling
out his hair when two or three passengers undertook TO
separate h but not suffered to do So by another OF
the deck hands An officer searched for about the
ferry bun none could be found and the ferry master would
not when requested take the trouble procure the srv
ices of one This ferry is under the management OF the
Fulton Ferry Company tie Superintendent OF which it IS
hoped will give attention to this outrage which Is the more
shameful because occurred the Sabbath and in the
presence Of passengers
THs LATE CASUALTY BOARD The SrEinER. BAY
S1Arr-D DEATH Of Mss ARna De Uot-At a late hour last
night or rather at early hour this morning Miss Anna
De Wolf the daughter Of Mr. De Wolf OF Chicago Illinois
who was 30 terribly scaded the morning of the 9Th inst
in consequence of the breaking Of the crankpin of the
steamer Bay State while her passage from Fall River TO
this City died in the New York Hospital from the scads
she received on tina, occasion II viii be recoeced that
Mr. DE Wof with his wife and eight children who had
been soourning in New England for term of weeks were
returning their western home when they met with the ia
tai occurrence board the lfated boat which resulted
the same day in the deaths of his three daughters Mary
Maria and Charlotte Anna De Wolf the eldest daughter
was badly saded but hopes entertained that she
would recover but now panied to add her death to
the melancholy catalogue Mr. De Wolf with the suryiv
ing members OF his deeply afflicted family have been IN the
CITY since that shocking watching with fearful
anxiety by the bedside of lovely girl whom they as also
Dr. Derby The aendin Srhysieisn, confidently expected
would recover until within day or two past when she
suddenly grew worse The remains of those who died the
day of The accident placed in metallic cohins and have
been KEEP; in state of preservation but TO day after the
lodng OF the inquest the body Of the deceased Anna
Mr. De Wolf and the remaining members OF his family WI
start for Chicago Anna about y wears Of age aud the