New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

| DON upon an unclouded sky. August is here and
We mus coon have intensely su.try weather.
Avr,yNEy1.s.-N,Jio's Ga-3eH.-The dramatic sea
son at this estab. ment closed Saturday night last.
/ Tonight the Rsvels Will commence short engage
mett, assisted by nuh.ber Of Artists of celebrity.
To.Lgh the performances viii consist Of " Kim-ka,
Robert MscaTe" and eyolutious on tie tight rope.
Mile Hennecart dauseuse q great potorie.y, viii
! shortly appear in connection with the Ravels
Jgallocks Tieatsr.-" Lala Rookh continues to
! draw good houses and will BE- played every nigat
this week THE lGugbabe piece Of the Yankee
! Ca" il which Mr.. and Mrs. Florence both appear,
will be given every evening, previous to the bur
le-que.
| Barnp17's Musern -Wyman tie Wizard, is an
nourced for the present week, afternoon and evening
Bo1rcry Ikeater-Ths is announced as the last
week Of TIE sessou. The bill for tonight IS Wal
lace" "The Wept oi Wish-ton'Wish,' AID
State Secrets"
| National 7Healer.-To-pght the performances are
"Oliver Twist and "The L,rboaEd Fin"
! B,,o1fs Mttfreis.-This popular band of min
stre,s reopen their all No ~ Broadway this even
ipr. Daring their recess the III all has been over
hauled and renov stec and many improvements made.
In addition to Dan, JerIy and Neil Bryant their com
parry comprises many performers well known to the
public, and their entertainments will undoubtedly
prove ss popular as heretofore.
| Buckhz's SeyenadeJs, at the French Theater, an.
nounce buresque Cinderella and nunber Of
bew sOIgs.
Uood's Mnstrcis announce a varied performance
this week, with the whole strength OF the company.
Palace Gordens.-Miss Maria Brainerd and Sigoor
Cuid are engeged to assist at the evening concerts
at this popular resort. They will sppesr on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings.
CRY MoRTALITY.-The report Of the City In
specor shows that the deaths ast week comprised 81
men, wonen pol boys and 97 girls, total Of GIG.
being two more than the week previous, aud %
LEES than occurred during the corresponding week OF
last year. OF the whole number Of deaths last week
AZ were Of 10 years of age and under and OF this num-
Der l3l died of cholera nfantun. There were lO3
deaths OF diseases Of the brain and nerves, of the
generative organs H. Of the heart and blood vessels,
100 of the lungs and throat of old age, - q eup-
tive fever and kn diseases, 10 stlboIn and premature
birs 96S of diseases OF the stomach and other dges
tive organs, IL Of uncertain complaints, of the uni-
nary organs snd ~ from violent causes. The nativity
table shows that 100 were natives Of the United States
So Of Ireland 10 Of Germany, II OF England aud the
balance Of various foreign countries.
Tur COSMOPOLITAN ART AssoCiATIos.-The pic.
ture that has been prepared for presentation to the
subscribers TO this Association for this year. the most
valuable gift tie managers have ever yet made to
their patrons. 1t is superb steel engraving Of large
size from John Faed celebrated painting of Shakes
pesIe and bis Friends in the costume OF the Elizabeth
an tine. When the original picture was here on ex-
exhibition three. years ago, at Williams n Stevenss
r. .s.o all faf
admired The persons in the group are fifteen the figure
Of Shakespeare being the central one, while round HIM
are grouped Ben Jonson, Sir Walter Raleigh Beau
mynt Fletcher Bacon, Sedan, and other cctempora
reou3 writer's the kcnesses being from the best au
thenticated portraits Of the said worthless.
TIE engraving s 90 byt2s inches on heavy plate
paper 30 by 81 inches and WAS originally intended only
for subscribers a, the large price of forty dollars 10
proof and twenty for prints but owing to its elaborate
nature il was not completed in time Tor the orlgna
owners Lloyd Brothers Of London to keep their con-
tracts with subscribers, and they accordingly disposed
Of the plate to the Cosmopolitan Art Association. The
engraving is truly most beautiful and liberal present.
| LIruoGRAPH or LoSGFELLow.-Mr. Brainerd of
| Boston has Just issued large and admirable htho-
graph of Longfelow. 1t is capital likeness OF the
toet, and is afforded at a very low price.
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| MILITARY AFFAIRs.-This morning AZ > o'clock,
Company +, Washington Grsys, Capt. Leander Buck,
will assemble al their armory, at the corner Of Thr-
teeuth street and University place, in full uniform
gray trowsers, fatigue caps slung, with knspsacks
to proceed on their tour to buffalo Niagara, Montreal
and Boston. They will leave Jersey City IN the 9 a.
IN. train ON the New-York and Erie Railroad. They
will be escorted to the point of their departure by
| a Wat a zo Of the Eighth
nlent
On their arrival at Buffalo, at 10 O'Clock p M, they
will be received ani escorted to their quarters at the
American Hotel by Company C, Vele Guard Capt.
| Wm Il. Rogers, of that city.
On TUESDAY morning, at 10 oclock, the visiting CON-
pany will be escorted BY Company c to the Terrace,
where they will be reviewed by the Mayor and Com
mon Council, after which they viii parade through
some Of the principal streets, proceeding TO the State
Arsenal where a luncn will be in waiting and then
proceed to ST. James, Hall, where they viii partake
| Of collation..
At O'Clock Company will leave cn board the
Arrow for Niagara Falls where they will quarter az
the Cataract House. Mons. Blondin has volunteered
TO repeat his perious feat of crossing tie Niagara
River on a wire, for the qualification of the Grays
On Wednesday they VIII proceed TO Lewiston, and
there take the boat for Toronto. After remaining
there three or four hours they will proceed 10 Mon
treal via Ogiensburg reaching that place al about !.
o'clock p H., where they VIII be received by the
Montreal Field Battery Artillery, Capt Stevenson.
The Gray. will be permitted to enter Canada In their
arms. by permission # the Gcvemor-General of the
Provinces who granted The request through the TO-
terposition OF Mayor Vieio OF Montreal A,tas place
they Will quarter al the Montreal House They will
remain at Montreal until the afternoon Of Thursday