New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-01
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wcsen garments s,N No, uncomfortable AMI few s'ek
Ne sasSe 81 midday to escape the rays OF The sun
ssa r M e>o s 90 pyovea; the ripening Of Indian
eNn. -A:cA. NE think Is - far advanced Ia this vi
entity Tia. stands bat ht,le in dagger Of fos' This
~e>Aos g decidedly favorable o. the potato crop,
which u vcry large and The Qaslay very good The
hsse ,Aee az ro tbs; has manifested itself will be
sAcSlea hy these dry COIL days Such wes;Aer too,
iucy favorable for dairy products, watch bid
sar t. he moe abundant thSn ior many years before
az c4se this state 81 the atmosphere is favorable to
heAsh and he Ciy in fact is Just as healthy at this
r,csr. ss Is most ardent wc-w isheT coald reason
sAly 5cSTn.
MnrH PtEoDTs CoSoERr.-The second concert
edNdDe psreli took plsce last evening, at Nio!os,
hsfrre numerous auditory. The programme was as
fclscws: Musical Rockets" brilliant Cspriccio
Char-o;e-is;iQue composed and performed Tor the
kr.s tine IN New.york BY NJ. SIakosch; Kathleen
"Nsvourneeo," by Madame Strakosch; Grand Fan.
tssis, "Moss in Egto,' harp by Mr. Aptomas;
"B.I rsecio hstnghiero," Csvatna, by Mdlle Pc
rod; "Romauzs" from " Don Sebastian" by signor
Bernard; With verdure Clad" by Middle Parodi;
TIE Yourg American Gslop, composed and performed
ty Maurice Srakosch; q D1et.ico, by Wallace,
PasOci and S.rakosch. Part II.-Eantas.a, GA
"Fels Del Regiment" Mr. Apthommas; Tue
"Sptll j. Broker" by Nine Strskoscb; "Laci darem
els mano' NdIe Paredi and Signor Bernard;
"Witain Mic Of Edinboro', Strskosch; Variations
di Brsyurs MdiIe Teresa Perodi; Aria from " ii
"Troyatore" SigDor Beiasrdi; Duetto, Norma"
BY hdTe Teresa PGrod and Nine. !. Patti Strokosch
Abou: double the quantity expressed in the above
prcsrsnme was performed, the delighted auditors en-
corirg each piece Iad Parodi raised herself still
higher in estimation by the purity and funess OF her
voice 81. he excellence of her method and STYLE
Mad. Strat 0sch was vast favorite in her ballads
Hr. srskoseh vas neat, elegant and pelucd on
the piano &c usual constituting him Of the most
favorue panists Of The time. Sgnor Bernardo sang
wrb bis fusua discipline and effect Mr.. Aptomas
proved himself without an equal in America on the
berp.
Altogether the Concert was one of the most success
full ever given. 1t was tumultuousy approved.
The TRADE SALE.-The i'st general trade sale Of the
season commences Tuesday next at the auction
roons Of Bangs Brother * Co. and is 10 be continued
daily until the completion OF the catalogue The sale
clu5ts large invoices from the leading publishers in
New.YOk and other cities, and will doubtless attract
m1lti,udo Of purchasers. Asecond trede SALE under
the direction Of the NewYork Publishers Association,
is announced for the 1sLh of September, comprising
The publications Of nearly hundred contributors in
The principal ces.
THE CouRTs-The United States District Court
will CONNIE nee its September tern, Judge BE Is pre-
sd ng OIL Tuesday next. The General term OF the
Superior Court will meet for motions Monday. For
the ensuing Trial term of the court panel of sI ju
Tors has been ordered The Court Of Common Pleas
viii commence it's September Trial term with oae
branch, Judge 1ugraham presiding, on the second
Monday. Reserved causes will be taken up. The
Tnsl term of The Circuit (Supreme) Court will also
open on that day.
The Court of Oyer and Terminer will open on first
Monday IN October, at which time the trial of Lewis
Baker James Turner Cornelius Linu, Charles Van
Pet, John Hyler, John Morrssey, James Irving and
Patrick Mclaughlin, indicted for the murder of Will
lam Poole a, Stanwx Hall, on the a5th February last
vii be called on.
The following indictments for murder are also pend
ing: John Ryan, lad, charged with causing the
doa,h of child at house in TSenty-fourth ST near
Second.av by throwing at and hitting it on the head
wi h bottle, utwhich he denies having commi,ted
james Gtn ioT the alleged murder Of Hugh Don.
molly by stabbiDg in Mulberry ST., in May last; Ed
ward Mcdonald, for murder of Margaret Mcdonald
by cutting her throat with razor, i'll June last, in
B,Iter st.; William Eberlo, for alleged murder of
John Giroy by shooting, in October, 1854; Jacob
Mhclel for alleged murcor of Jane McQuade, st No.
90 Jackson-st., in june las-
Notes of is ue for Saturday. Motion calendar OF
euprome Court must DO filed on before second Sat
srday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Vandenhoif late Miss Ma
keah) have arrived in town and are stopping a the
Canton House.
We acknowledge the receipt of 81 for the McRea
fund s. I'M L. Wet
CoRSgoTION We are assured no Delegate has yet
been eles.ed TO the Syracuse Wing Convention from
Ne XIyA Assembly District Of this CITY, as stated in
ear paper sf yesterday.
A GIRL Losr.-Last Tuesday evening, about
s ste s about 10 years old ssked leave u her mother
little walk since which abe has not been heard
Nom mother IL In the deepest distress Of her
cysefiou He 10 Sarah sne 0rme Of
snd black modest rather
hid In hI and aheclonate and oedoa 70
her theF which makes the still em1kshe ShS
psny dressed when abe leff homo, and there
why she shou have returned whein few
issses tom that she leh home Any nioInsiion
bsiven her sloS distracted mother No. 46I Ninth
sv " II TIE Oee of the American Widows Relief Assocs
ton No. ia Greene o. will be received with gratitude
FouSp DRowNED.-The body of an unk nown N Az,
with shirt found yesterday in the kas
River ne Peck clip and inquest will be held uPon today
IN body Of boy elk years Of age, named David
Ftresahs The lad bed been few hours previous,
pyiog the wharf and supposed TO have accidentally fallen
kso abe ws.r Coroner Wi helm held inquest the
lay, md verdict OF death BY drowning was rendered BY