New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

made by Sans, 25, and Hgham, 25; bo,h played in
good style
The match between St. Georges Club and New
York was not settled, and it probably will not take
place till the week after next.
LIT THIN DE-" The shade strees are dying in all
" the parks, writes correspondent Well what OF
it Folks die-trees die-eyerything dies. What or
il then, that the "by authority" keeper Of the
woods and forests in this CITY lets the trees die
from neglect What Oft So do hundreds Of human
beings die every year from the same cause. Tho
writer says
"Those beautiful NAPLES in Union.park have died
this year by worms; but, by some wonder or
another, they have worried themselves into few
signs Of life again and they will die surely Of the
drouih. II must be difficult to die twice a year and
still flourish in beauty"
Why foolish man, don't you know that it is q reg
ular business to milk the good old City COW every
spring. and the trees that die out the better
for the men that don't water them Let them die; it
is his perqusite that they should die. They will make
good Oyen-wood next spring But,
II is very wicked TO let those beautiful trees die
Tor want Of water"
What of it Isn't it equally wicked to let those
poor children die for want of air. Isn't it more
wicked 70 leT those old topers in all the parks and
streets die fo~ want Of water
" Madison-square too, usually filed with people of
a pleasant Sabbath hes pretty much dried out
Has the man wlo has charge Of these things died out
too7'
No Sir lie keeps himself well soaked, You may
be sure Of that, if you knew the party in power
that he Aelongs to well we do. They are never
dry, as long as the old COW gives milk
WALLAcK's THEATRR rejuvenated and materially
improved during the recess re0pens tonight for the
season Bourcceults fine comedy of " The Irish
Heiress will be played--tle east heretofore, ex.
cept Mrs. Hoey in place of Laura Keene, and Mr..
Bland in place of Wacot. Then comes Soto in pas
seul, and the farce Of q" The Phenomenon" with Mr.
+. a. Vincent as "John Buttercup." There will
doubtless be fine audience TO inaugurate the new
season.
OBITUARY.-Mrs. Fish, whose death was recorded
yesterday, is the mother of Hamilton Fish u. S.
Senator, and widow of The late Col Nicholas Fish
gallant officer in the L. S. Army, and one of the old
Knickorbockers. Mrs. Fish was lineal descendant
of old Governor Stuyvesant and has lived herself to
the good old age of four score years.
DEATH OF A CEHTESARIAN.-Corroner ODOnnel
yesterday held an inquest at the corner of Ninety
ninth-st and Sevenhav., upon the body ofan Indian
woman named Martha Ray, who died of debility,
arising from old age she being, is stated, upward
of 100 years old. For the past thirty years she has
lived at the above place.
Mr.. Corbyn, the theatrical manager to whose cour
esy the habitues, especially of Niblos, are so much
indebted for their comfort, will take his benefit
Saturday night and presents one of the customary
attractive bills OF that elegant establishment
An erroneous notice has been published that the
Spinglor Institute would open on the Goth inst it
opens on the 18th.
The Fifth Ward Whg Committee meets at Rleys