New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-18


the superabundance of wster, very comfort able.
Yesterday bright aud h,t but the earth was cool
from tie drenching, aud the temperature out Of TIE
sun was delightful. There was great rush for the
suburbs and lager beer. but in the city all was quiet
Iearly all the ram shops were closed, aud drunken
ness was considerably rare.
ADJUSTMENTS There will be but two of the Broad
way theaters open for the present week the Others
having closed their doors TIL the Water COM
mences Nlbo's Garden and Wallack's Thester will
moropolize the business the west SIDE of the ely,
the only other amusements 10 the neghborhood being
one or two companies Of negro uinstrels.
At N,5los Mr. Burton is still the sttaction, and is
announced to appear every night this week in some
of the parts which be has made peculiarly hs own.
Tonight he plays Captain Cutie, in Dombey and
Son" ard tomorrow night, for the last time, will
be given the q" Serious Family and d" ToOdles."
Dolly DaveppCrt's beneti, Saturday night
the cau.e Of full house. in spite Of the storm. Toe
performances were well done but too long; the last
tiece was not begun until II! o'clock. and for that
reason Maggie hltchels excellent Irish representa-
ton was missed by great portion Of the outgoing
dleuce.
JyaH'aeks Tleater.-The Florences announce
new buflesque for this week entitled "Lalla Rookh,
or the Fire Worshippers." New songs. dances,
scenery and dresses are advertised as belonging to
the piece, together with tue usual quaotity of jokes
and purs which 60 to make up burlesque. But the
pubic Ike fun and the Foreuces certainly do their
Share toward supplying that commodity The bur-
l,sque Will be preceded to night by " The Irish
Lion
Palace Garden.-The Palace Garden will be illu,
,rated this week by some admirable concerts, under
the direction of the popular Conductor, Thomas Ba-
ker. Tomorrow night the wonderful lad, Arthur Ns-
poeon, will perform on the piano. This boy has
never had his equal in precocious spenior on the
piano. HIS playing is that Of a strong headed and
strong banded man, He takes all the colossal diff
cullies Of Thaberg, Lstz, Chspin, &C. and masters
them.
Mendelssokn Union ErcursiOR.-Mr. Mills the
celebrated pianist and Others with the chorus OF the
society, viii give extracts from the last works OF
beethoven Mendessohn and OF lers, in their excur-
zion on the Hudson on Wednesday evening next. The
trp down the river will be mainly devoted to dancing
under the direction Of Mr. Dodworth. There viii be
accommodation for 900 persons, but TO secure CON-
foIt the number of tickets Is limited TO one half that
The hot weather Of the past week has swelled the
mortality let considerably. The report OF the CITY
Inspector which il given in another column, SHOWS
that the deaths comprised 90 men, 20 women, ~
boys and 30 girls; total of 5g7 being ~ more
than the week previous, and 81 more than occurred
during the corresponding week Of las. year. Or the
whole number Of des;hs last week, AIS were OF ten
years Of age and under and Of this number liz dei
Of cholera iptsutum There ll6 deaths OF de-
eases Of the brain and nerves, Of the generetye or
CANS. 10 Of the heart and boodvessel-, us OF the
unss and thro.t, Of old age, a OF eruPt1ve lever
and skin diseases, Il stiborn srd premature births
$50 Of diseases Of the stomach and other digestive o.
gans, IL Of uncertain complaints Of the urinary or
cans, and IL from violent causes. The naVty "a ie
shows tia. ~ were natives OF the United ota' -
OF Ireland I9 Of Germany a-i ne balance OF vanous
foreign COUNTRIES.
CHrRcH RTNovAL.-Last evening, q the cior Il
tie serylces. Mr.. J. q. Warlwel, II behalf o. TIA
Boart Of Trustees al ths EsA;ssntl's-Tee- AApts'
Church, Tie Rev. 5. \ Corey, Pastor, reaa 't.,e
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