New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

the tAltnr4 Is uunDg, cOupdfeu Win It's VdNe. IL
ia far more Injurious 10 health and human lie to be
eyDod to the hot sun thon is to rain. In proof of
tbis look at the constant recurrence of coup de s0eI
Who ever heard Of O coup d. shower that produced
death At the worst, being out in the rain spolls
hat that never was fit to wear. We commend both
horse and wagon umbrellas.
Tyr SUMMER GARDrN-Mr. Stuart has Withdrawal
for the present "Tho Phantom" and the Young
Actress from the bills for the purpose of presenting
again to the public the drama Of The Lite Of an
Actress" which wes 80 universally commended when
produced some weeks since at Burton's. AS at that
time we noticed the play at length have ouly on
the present occasion to eiterate our of
tbe drama and of the admirable manner in which the
two teding characters gre performed bs Mr. Bourci
csult ard Miss Robertson "Grimaldl" is decidedly
the best thing Ar. Bourccault has yet done in New
Yurk s1d Mss Robertson loses no laures by her ren
ton Of the berono. The plioor parts better fded
thsn in the former cast, and oil the requisite belong
iDgs ure properly attel dcd to. The Life Of
Actcss is ole of the most interesting novelties that
has been yet presented to the New York public
TAXABLE PROPERTY The Assessors for this year
return as follows, compared with 1855:
Real 80 s e & iss iss $i5 59SI5ss SI5s
TotaI.............s s6lS 957 90 +487 ciO,&5s
Increase IN 1885,. r@n6o4f<
The greatest additions were First Ward s. 1913 ,4i6;
Fifteenth So 2e3 232 Eighteenth 81, ,7l4 437; in non
resident personal property ST l08, ,735. The Second,
Third and Eighth Wards increase nearly two millions
each. principally in personal estate. Tho Sixth,
Twelfth, Thirteenth and Twenty second Wards 6hsw
considerable decrease.
A canvass OF voters occupying rooms and doing
burness in the 'L4furge Buldlng," corner Of Broad
way ard Reade street, July Is. resulted as follows:
Fremont. % BuehsI sl ''...''.'''.'
Fillmore. - Onoeclded''
The Board of Aldermen concurred to increase the
salary Of the Superintendent OF Land, and Places
from 81 900 to 81 500 The ordinance from the other
Board appropriahng 100000 to prosecute the work
of the Central Park was concuued in.
The Suuerysors had before them last evening the
psy roll for 1856 and a report to conf IN the same
The subject was postponed to Monday next The
Counsel to the Corporation sent a communication to
the Board giving his opinion that the resolution OF the
Super visors including $500 900 i'll the ANNUAL tax roll
for the Central Park, was illegal Tue Counsel holds
that the Supervisors cannot impose assessments tor
any other purposes than those mentioned Ia the acts OF
tte Legislature, deegatng to them the necessary
powers The majority of the Board, however, seem
to differ with the Counsel in his decisoo and debate
on the subject is set down for Monday next.
The first hon Of the season at the LatOurette House.
Bergen Point, came off last Wednesday night. Sev-
eral young ladies Of rare beauty and accomplishments
grsccd the assepbage and to tho yo.afes of Terp-
sichorc it was & most pleasant affar. The evening
was one of the lovclirst imaginable 1ne moon
was at The full the sky clear the air gently rolling in
tho coolpess Of the sea- end the guests sought the
piazzas to gaze upon the Bay the kDls, and tAe op
losite shores of Stnten Island where the dark sh4d
ows seemed hoatng in silver sea, it was the general
remark that scene Of such exquisite beauty they had
never before hehcld.
Fremont MEETING AT STATEN ISLAND Another
ove1towirg meeting of the Fremont and Dayton Club
Of New Brighton (Castoton | was held on We'd
pe4day night. Eloquent speeches were made by Geo.
VIM Curtis, esq aud the Hon. O. Bovine and 6 raj
lying song sung, all of which received with un-
bounded enthusiasm Mr. Bowne's announcement that
Col. Fremont bad that day become temporary resi-
dent of Staten Island was greeted with tremendous
cheers. This is the Banner Club Of Richmond county,
numbering l5o members. Next Wednesday night they
III. ct the Smithfcd Club at Stapleton, when good
time may be expected.
SCHOOL REcEprIoN.-The girls OF the Allen street
School gave q reception yesterday morning, wnich
passed off very pleasantly in spite of the intense heat
and the great pressure Of spectators.
FATAL Corp DE SoLE1L CAsEs.-Sarah Rowley,
native Of this city, 20 years of agc, was sun struck on
"Wednesday, while her way to visit friend. She
was convey cd to Bellevue Hospital, whore she died
coon after being admitted.
John Edof, q German laborer, while loading sugar
ct of he PIERS sunstruck, and died soon after
q. bis residence, No. 81 Washington street.
Robert Watt, mason, was sun-struck while at
work on a building in Fifth avenue, and died subse-
que1tly at the New-Yolk Hospital 1nquests were
held upon the bodies OF the eboyenamed deceased.
An unknown man was sunstruck while in Fifth
street near Eighth avenue, aud subsequently died.
He had been at work with Mr.. Marshall, Trainer, ut
No 58j Eighth eycnue, but bis name Yves unknown
He was native Of Ireland 70 years Of age
An unknown man, apparently lnborer WAS sun
struck yesterday afternoon at the of Greenwich
and Rector streets, and fell nsensibe to the peve-
nent. He was taken to the Ne@-Yofk Hospital, and
il thought to be hopelessly i'll.
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.-The Board OF Com
missioners met at the City Hall yesterday at Il O'clock
aid, Barker in the chair The following drec'lous
were given in reference to the disposition OF vessels
arriving at Quarantine:
Barks 1ssunonia, Veona and brig Bonto, ordered
to discharge their cargoes lighters at Quarantine,
after which they will be at liberty to proceed to Inc