New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
CITY ITEMS.

ENTERTaINMEvTs &c THIS EvEvING.
OLE Bulls Gond Concert at Nblo for the relief OF the sufferers
IoopLHs Buttons tonight also Delicate Ground" and
Cabs the Broadway tonht IL which Barney
oSO1 H Of Himself this anam and
UScLE To,is CABIN al the National Theater.
Moons Dsns. S 70 a. Broadway
EASyAROs PANOE.MA OF EeyrI &c, No 5,i Brc,dwsy s
scSos BL1z the ventroqut and Naur Magician stuyve
THn IlLurAS KING is on exhibition at the Apollo
EcYrrS Antiquities D Abbops Museum) s,uyves,n,
ER,scoss Performances afternoon and evening
OWES AseGNT OF MoNr EtAsS Nc g. eS5 % BeaaTay
BRySS GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ARr No eiJ Broadway.
RRENIsn BELGIAN GALLERY No Gj3 Broadway.
SEVEN MILE MIRROR OF the LAKES AND CANADAS at the Cnes
Don't forget Ole Bull Concert Nblos this evening for
the benefit Of stricken people Of NewOreans. Ii is not of
ten hat have the opportunity of contribute to
gent and deserving charity and at the time enjoying
musical treat offered in the b1 of the great
Norwegian aud his distinguished assistants Stakosch
Patti &c.
TnE WHOLE WORLDS TEMPERANCE CONVENTION assem-
bes this morning at 10 o'clock in metropolitan Hall The
morning session will continue hours The speakers an
nounccd are Horace Greeley Charlie c. Bure'gh Mary
Jackson of England and Rev. Anto.aet;e l.. Brown
Maine Law and other songs by the Ampons assisted by
Miss Fanny Wilder of Boston The afternoon will be de
voted soca! gathering. Among the evening speakers
are p T Barnum and Lucy Stone.
DEATH At NEW ORLElNs-Among the lhs recently
by yellow fever that of Mr. Il Berthof of this city
brother of Mr. Henry Berhof Of the supreme Cour lie
wrote to his friends 18th inst that he had his baggage
packed up ready embark home and would sail the
eOh NeNt day being the 18TH he tax sick with The
yellow fever died the 10Th and was buried on the day he
had appointed sail We understand he had been at New
Orleans for three four years and was in good and pros
porous business His death is much amenied
ACCIDENT TO 4 FULros FrRRY BoN.-On Monday
morning an accident happened to the ferry boat Bedford on
the Fulton Ferry AS the boat entering the slip on the
New York side sloop in the way which did not mind
her helm and strong ebb tide, drove the ferry boat
against the end OF the pier occasonns severe shock
throwing down large number Of ladies and gentlemen who
were standing outside the cabins horses and carriages
were also upset and the fore part of the boat was somewhat
broken The accident created considerable alarm and con-
fusion but no person was hurt
The workmon in Walker Il Sons book bindery. to the
number of about hundred visited the Crystal Palace on
"wednesday accompanied by their wives Onnibues were
employed for the OF the party and constituted when in
motion an imposing cavalcade 1t an agreeable day
t. all con, e-n,d.
Yesterday the Board OF Governors of the Aims House
Sent twenty oaSktts o ptaChe>t" isiahu, WI"
which to regalc the children there under the care of the
authorities.
"Hor CoRN"-D L offers lsee advertisement SIS
for a song 10 be entitled Little Katy, and as he wishes
Mr. Peasc Mission be brought 10 notice in it,
cciyc his object is not altogether selfish one
IIrpsov RIVER Market BoATs-Do readers notice
our reports the last page three times week c, on
Wednesday Thursday and Saturday giving them full nfor
nation of the arrivals OF produce and such articles
they require TO buy in market and when and where they
can go every week bu these things from first hands
Every family may profit by laying little attention to these
reports.
We call public attention the fact that the artists OF the
Italian Opera having volunteered their aid Mr. Nblo and
Mr. Maretzek will give Niblos Theaer on Monday next
grand operate performance for the benefit OF the suffer
ers at New Orleans As the entertainment Will be OF the
highest order there be doubt that the public viii re
spond literally 10 the appeal
Uol FER AUSTRALIA The Australian Steamship Com
pany are nearly ready do what England has not yet
complished namely send irscass steamer to Australia
While McKays clipper is challenging the Great Britain
seamer-American canvas against English steam with @
good prospect of vicoryths Company have built mag
nfcent steamship which will do the job il the Sovereign
of TIE Seas comes of loser
Happening up the Morgan Works yesterday we stroned
aboard asking no questions and taking measurements
We found genuine American ship American engine and
we guess American owners Her engineers trip is TO com
of this day She looks be about 600 tuns burden with
a single beam engine, Of cyclopean proportions The cyl
nder be less than "a or ss inches in diameter her