New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

sss Raymond ke Aiso' Tan ost- "-'''' -
UScLS Pr &C., Cars " tss Sso:a:y ss' Our Gal" AID Bs'-
TIE ses cI' B.rrzra. icaisst .sraoOu Table
UseIs Tor: s,sss. s.oq, rss.. by NJ
wooDs hCs,.a Ds!ns.pss 70 ~ sro.d-sJ
Bssvssps PAsoSans oT EeTrr ke--so SIS Bsosdxsy.
ssosI.s ro1rS.a.:. g 3 ssP,s.:,
FhAscoxs afternoon ssd evening
LfyiSe 5IEiTyrs ciinsss Ma-sna No $50 Brosassy.
BRAN GALLERY o. CasIsrIaS ART, No 90 Broadway
The weather yesterday was Noven5erisbly cool ard
breezy On Saturday night there was an abunianoe OF
rain
TIE Music loving Public scarcely need reminding TIA;
JGiDs frs. Concsrt will take place tonight AZ Castle
Garden. The bss been the leading thsns Of con
vsr.sdon for month past The fall progrInm, appears
on our Grit rage.
THE BsRoSEss DEBgRG's COScEgT.-Sblos concert.
room nearly filed On Saturday evening on the occh
sion Of Madam Julie de Bsrg's first concert IN Amsrea
We have had quite number of noble lacy artists within
year or two Lady Bishop, the Countess de Pepo'
Madame AboDi, the Countess Ross iMsdsms sontagl
etc that republican crockery bad to gaze
On sristo@ac porcelain without the trouble Of three
thousand miles journey heretofore Madame De Bsrg
s lsdy Of elegant appearance and captivating manners
She is pianist and described in the bills pupil Of isz
and Tbaberg We were told thst on this occasion sa7
made her first appearance in public. That being the Gaze
every allowance should be made for the Incl
dent 10 80 trying orde. Madame de Berg supported
her claim to take rank In the artist world by perform ng
four pieces style Of such marked excellence t. win
the approval Of all hearers She is evidently thoroughly
educated and accomplished musician Without possessing
the powerful touch which almost exclusively belongs to
male performers shs plays with accuracy brsney ssnt
and thorough uHderf ndinS Of her author These
qualities we're particularly manifest in the duo by MOS
chees for two pianos the second pSno being under the
hands Of that truly admirable artist Mr. Timm.
Madame De Berg was also assisted By very small and
numbers considered very efficient orchestra AMI by Mad
ame Pst..Srsckosch and little Paul Julien. Maiams
Strscko sch ssng Ho,ne Street Home in unaffected
pleasing mauRer and was encored Little Julien is
tainy one Of the greatest musical prodiges, not n
greatest that appeared lie is not appreciated ss hs
ought 10 BE- lie play cd Pagannis tches Dlnce in mas
terry style and being called 10 repeat it, gave instead
an Alpine melody singulsrv quaint and plsntiye air
With depth Of sentiment which probably no artist living
could excel II is bard to conceive Of pure pathetic
tones than this little boy drew from his violin Altogether
Madame DE Bergs Concert delightful one, and We
hope her artistic auspcousy commenced may
be- as it deserves TO be, successful and profitable
The Humboldt sailed on Saturday with 1872 passengers
an ong whom Gov Vroom, Minister to Prassis,
and Col II. Jackson, Charge to Auitris
The steamship Fl Dorado the place of the Chero
kee and will leave for Havana and New Orleans Tues
day at o'clock, r. NJ
SOUND STEAMERS 1t is understood that a and very
elegant steamer has been contracted for 70 the
Sound in the Fall River line She will be thirty feet larger
than the Bay Empire State and will have three decks
and ~ tier Of staterooms The Norwich aud Worcester
lima are also about to add one or and fms steam
er to tina, ute The passenger traffic the Sound this
sesion has greatly ercelled any previous year.
nrDEsrirurf CE1rsr1Ls.-The whole amount yet re
ceyec TOWARD toe relief of the Chinese Dramatic Company
is $s92
Several of the City and Brooklyn churches which had
been close during the recent hot weather redpened
Tor regular services yesterday.
ArrEMrrED Assassination OF APEDDLER-ARREsr OF
rur SUPPOSED OFFENDER-Hram Williams, of NJ. IL
Wakers while returning to the City from Peddlog az
cusion was the 10Th nst attacked the plank road
eight miles from Coxsacke by who robbed al ani
left for dead stsgs along about an hour after
ward and seeing him lying under sbrdge beside the road
the driver lifted him 10 the stage ana convey hum to the
nearest village, whore he now lies On coming to his
senses Mr. Williams stated that while upon the plank
road he was aocosted by man. whom he described who
after converting with him short tine, stepped behind him
and fired bali into his body lie then dem inded his
money and Mr. ". handed over his wallet, containing
about slOO at the time pleading for his life The
murderous assasnt, not content with t1is amount nor
feeling the least pity for his unarnsd and helpless victim
again fred second and third shOt lnlo hl aAl tlsh
dragged him under bridge aud after pins timber and
rocks upon him. LETT him TO his fate, vending has own way
toward Ca.sk and thence TO this City The description
Of the assassin given by the pedder answered that OF
nan named Warren Wood and &C ;ordngly warrant
or his arrest issued by magistrate in Gresne Co GA
Tuesday last Constable Bennett of that County arrived IN
the City, ard with the assistance Of some oftne City Police
arrested on Saturday night the accused who yesr
dsy taken back to Greene Co to answer the charge.
FrsrRaL or A Fireman AND CITIZEN SoLDIER.-At
o'clock yesterday afternoon the Washington Engine Com
panv No 90 james Coughin, Foreman, and the Clayton
Guard John Clements Captain accompanied the remains
Of NJ l. Pryor member of both Companies, to Calvary
Cemetery The funeral took place from his late residence,
No e5 Cedar s. The fremea citizens dress and
mourning badges the soldiers also il mourning aud
carried their muskets reversed Shsltons Brass Band
headed the funeral procession the friends and relatives of
the deceased in carriages, brought up the rear.
ANOTHER BAIrluoREAN SwINDLED.-Ons would have
thought of the King transaction in the Peter
Punk line would have been warning enough for q. least
one week Bat it turns out that mistaken. On
saturday another Raimorean named Hudst got among
the mock auction gentry, who made pretty encouraging
draueht upon his pocket This he alleges they managed
BY knocking some dry goods down to him a, very low
bid and then rendering him bill for great deal
Which he paid before he discovered the trick He got his
money back however with the assistance of his revolver
whose unuv ting presence he made knosn, with threat
of u.ips necessary, but for taste OF whose
Peter Funk had no particular desire II would that
the yerdancy of the Bamoresns is such as TO require
something to protect them.
There was q very exciting Cow Chase in the Park
Saturday morning. Nobody WAS hurt What kas Alder
sh.ft osfff n-iv "a