New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

CITY II Il III ).
We had a cool day yesterday, fresh breeze stir
ring most Of the time sid wsrdng off the hot rays OF
the SUD. shower was threatened, and 81 clock
it cane mildly and drizzily.
The first apnusl meeting OF tue Alumni Association
of the High Glass ga, held in the New.lolk lnsti-
,ute for the Deaf and Dumb, Washington II Sats, on
the 18Th inst, The following officers elected for
the ensuing year: President, Zachsrah Mccoy OF
Delevsn, WIS; First Yice-President, Thos. j. Trst
Of Philadelphia; Second Yce.Presldeu;, Henry c.
Rider of Mexico, n. Y. Secretary and Treasurer,
Walter W. Angus Of Geneva, ~ Y. Edgar T. More
house Of Menssha, Wis, selected to deliver the
next GRAFTON before the Association.
NBLo's GARDES-On Monday, the lst of August,
the Gabriel and Francoi. Rave Troupe commence al
engagement at this house. They come with strong
company. The leading dancer is Mile. Maria Henue-
cart from the Paris and Leipsic theaters. She was
eugsged for Milan but the war rendering that
capsl rot so desirable otherwise it might be, she
retired from her engagement and was az once secured
by the sgent of the Raves She is said 70 be beau
fu and admirable in her profession. She arrived in
the Ariel on Wednesday, and makes her first apear-
ance in AmeriCs with the Rsves.
BEsEFIr or Mr.. JEFFERSON.-This favorite actor
has fully made up his mind to go to EOgand aud the
Brtshtrs msy look for the speedy advent of that I'M
mistakabe Yankee Mr.. Asa Trenchsri, aud may
make up their minds to be astounded by the sternuis
tory explosions of Lord Dunireary. IL TO be hoped
that they vii! not take too strong fancy to Our
American Cousin or we mi ght lose him. He has made
I g.. l., haf.,r his
departure and do little pay-actng for their deecta
ton at n bios Garden this evening He will appear
in three of his most popular characters, as Scion
Single in The Peoples LAWYER as the Simon
Lullaby in a Coriugal Lesson, and as Dlggory in
The Specter Bridegroom His wife will make her
fr,t appearance on the Ncw-York stage as Letitis
Lullaby and all the plays will De well cast. Mr. Jeffer
son deserves a crowded house. for actor has
worked harder to please the public, and no actor has
worked with better success. We may well give him
bumper at parting for We could not send abroad a
better delegate to perform the two parts Of The
American Gentleman, and The American Comedian
Success 20 with him.
U,yGM,N's DAY.-Yesterdsy was assigned for the
execution Of four felons-James Stephens, James
Sheppard, Qumbo Apo and Felix Sanchez-fcr the
crime Of N lrder BY certain writs of and stays
Of proceedings the hangman was disappointed, and
the executions delayed until their cases can
be decided on appeal.
DEATH OF GAIT. WATERBURY OF THE ForRrH
PEEclScr Capt. Frederick w. Waterbury of the
Fourth Police Precinct died al the StationIIouse OF
that district at o'clock yesterday morning. in the
10Th year Of his age.
Capt Waterbury was formerly a residen. Of West
chester County and was elected to the Legislature in
the Autumn OF 1854 where he cooperated with the
Americans and voted against the reelection of Mr..
Seward to the United States Senate lie took an ac-
tive part in the debates of the session Of 1853. The
following year lie cooperated with the Republicans,
and was jealous supporter of Col. Fremont.
In 1857 he was appointed to the post of drill ser
eeant of the Metropolitan Police force, and was sub
sequently assigned the position of captain OF the
Fourth Prec net. His health never showed any signs
Of giving way until during the Quarantine troubles,
when he was stationed with force at that place.
He took A voyage TO the South in the hopes of re-
gaining his health but to purpose, and he returned
nome to die. For the last two weeks he has been
confined to his bed at the Staton-HOuse, obstnately
per-tiug in remaining at his post OF duty. The SER
geauts and men under his command were unremttng
in their attentions to the Captain, and took turns in
waiting upon him day and night.
lie leaves a wife and eight children. The funeral
obsequies Of Capt. Waterbury will take place from
his late residence in West Twenty-third street, and
MS remains will be deposited in the Nev-York Gem
etery preparatory to their iGterment in the family
bury ing ground in New-Jersey.
At 10 o clock yesterday morning n meeting OF the
Police Captains held at the office of General SUI
periptendent PIsbuy, the General in the chair.
a. ID Mo-
ton from the Sergeans Of the Fourth Precinct ar
pouDcing the death of their Captain.
The subject Of the appearing in uniform was
discussed aud resolution was adopted that the
members Of the force should appear in full uniform,
with belts and batOns.
The fclowing resolution was adopted:
vtis Cat Frrdel K " Wa,erbury dece,.ed
rar al officer respectfully invited by the Police
spe. % their aud our late beloved brother
Line viii be formed on Sunday morning at o'clock,
on Tserty-,'rd street. with the right resting on
Seventh avenue.
Capt. Weed If tie Second Precinct, chairman of a
Committee appointed to draft suitable resolutions,
reported series Of resolutions euogistic of the
character of the deceased and OF his ability pub
lie officer.
I0CNG LADY Drowned At CONEf Island
Ms Mary Caroline Beiser, native Of this city, Is
years Of age daughter Of Capt Beiser, was drowned
while bathing on Thursday, with some friends at
Coney IsI-nd. II appears that she and Mss Cor
uela Gley were carried out by tae current, and,
on ug to the fact that boat could be readily OBJ
tanned, it was upward Of hour before they could be
reached. Mls Giley had foated on her back for
two miles, and was rescued alive, but her companion
peri.hed. The body was recovered and taken to the
late residence Of deceased No. lG9 West Fortysecond