New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

vstcre will be performed this evening, in which
Msisme Cortesi, Maisne S.rakosch, Messrs. Brig
I noi and Amodio appear. Tomorrow evening Pun
TAM in which Madame easier viii perform the prin-
cpsl feminine role. The sae Of seats for both operas
VII commence this morning.
| Carl HrBsEK's PAiS1ISG.-" The Engrsnts
/ Farewell is cow OF free exhibition 81 M Schsuss
rooms, No 60 Broadway. Ii is picture full Of beau
| tiful and touching sentiment; aad the emgrants-
Gerrnans-ere transcripts Of nature. They repre-
.erted as visiting the graveyard Of the vilage-tak
irg long and sad farewell of the resting place Of
their dead kindred. There is no eIaggerstion, at
ti.uinizirg, nothing melodrama.ic, is this exquisite
little picture Tie DID, the young the feeble and the
vigorous, make up the family group. Intensely Tea-
tonic are the Characters. II the best painting,
believe, Of the ceebrsted Hubner
| In addition 20 this Mr.. Schaus has some other
gems; amorg them Frere; the French painter o:
humble life, Of admirable merit.
The American Institute opens tomorrow it, Agri'
cultural Exhibition, in connection With the annua
show Of Fruits, Flowers, and Vegetables, at the
DEPOT Of tie Tniri Avenue Railroad, S1ty-si1th
street. Tits exhibition j. much more promising than
ary Of its predecessors The grounds are extensive
| sbed-roon for sll Of the animals and implements
which may be entered for competition. The large
| halls OF the Railroad Company, connected with the
| grourdsb by bridge over Sixty-six.h street. offer
every facility for the Horticultural Exhibition and for
| the convenience Of visitors, who can pass out at
| pleasure, and without exrs charge, through the
! grounds ard buildings extending, together from
| Sixty-ffih to Sevsnty-frst street There is every
| promise Of fire display in al departments. Fawkess
celebrated steam-plow will be at the Fair grounds
dung the exhibition, and will subsequently be tried
| during the Fair dsys a. the Red House in Harlem.
The Horticultural Exhibition will be better than any
of its predecessors, and the show Of b,oodei cattle,
| horses, and implements will, undoubtedly, be very
good. Probably the most attractive portion Of the
entertainment will be the competition for ifty-dolar
plate offered fer the beet trained saddle horse. The
| growing taste for equestrian accomplishments in
anticipation of the great facilities which the Central
Park will offer for saddle exercise has enlisted the
inerst Of many of citizens in the revival OF this
marty healthfu and delightful recreation; and it is
hoped that the very hsr ds some premium offered by
the Institute, and the assurance that professional
horsemen and professionally trained horses will be
excnc Cd from the competition will induce gentlemen
owning fine horses to enter the lists In addition to
the exhibition there lie also to be Market Fair o-
| the sale Of oil manner of farm products
Visitors to the Agricultural Fair Of the American
Institute, and Horticultural Societys Exhibition may
be landed at the gates Of Hamilton Park by the cara
cf the Second and Third avenue railroads.
Injia-rubber paper weights convenient AMI hand
some articles are on sale at Goulds, No. l5S Nassau
street.
The German paper the Nw- Yorker Demokrat, has
doubled its sze, and gives other signs of prosperity
and success.
Blondin is in Cincr natl.
"Sut Lovergood' is George w. Harris, con-
ductor on Nashville train Of cars.
Students Of medicine and all those interested in q
knowledge Of plants either theoretically or in relation
TO pharmacy and the ar.s. have opportunity which
seldom presents ITSELF to acquire thorough scientific
information on these subjects, in course Of lectures
on Botany by Dr. j. G. Cooper in progress at the eo.
ege Of Physicians and Surgeons. DR.. Cooper is the
Joint author of valuable volume Of Natural History
in the Government quarto publications of the Pacific
Mail Report, and otherwise known in ,ton with
the subject Of which he now treats.
| PRoyIDIyG FOR lSG0.-The Board of Supervisors
at their meeting the 10Th inst. Monday, adopted
resolution, which sent TO the Controller calling
urou Linn to make detailed estimate OF the receipts
and expenditures of the county for the year COM
mercipg January |, 1860, " in order that the annual
appropriations may then be made, and also An esti-
ate Of the probable amount Of taxes required to be
raised for county and city purposes during the ensuing
yesr. with the draft Of act authorizing the raising
Of such tax, in order that timely application may be
made to the State Legislature for authority to levy
the same This necessary action of the Superv
so,s hes been attended TO earlier than usual the pres
cit year.
| CoyPARAriyE STATEMENTS N CITY FISANcEs.-Of
the total amount of taxes provided for by the Super
visors on the 9Th inst, tie State, county, AID city
comparatively stand as follows
State. W
County Including tn. police and police 1896 8s' a.
b,1bOoi IL
| SsS6o9!5 10
Of the taxable property in the City and County of
! New-lork there is;
Real *SS
Psr-oIa-ResidsU l)5 ~ ~
| NONRESIDENT ''...''........'........... oolfo|
W, ~!
The following statement shows the amount of each
! year taxes s,rce 1872; 49,
ies3.. IS oe9 $50 IS 1Sj7............ Sc Oes sc 81
is:!.... ~ 20 20 sessi 81 81
| lss6...,...... 7,O75 rs y
| Try DEPARTMENT oF FISAScE.-The ordnance of
ISL, TO re.grganizs the Finance Department Of the
city makes tue duty Of the Controller to submit 20