New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

tie sun. Something which Looked like heavy
shower passed southwark If the city, bat rain fell
here. The morning father uncoufortab hot
the evening deciously cool, with splendid sunset.
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL At THE CHURCH OF The
PuRIrAss.-On Wednesday afternoon the chdres of
the Sabbath School cons ccted with the Church o tn,
Puri,ans were invited TO f.stiva by their Snpern-
tendent and teschera. Mr. Berry, the Superintendent,
ard the Rev. DR.. Cheev.r. addressed the chtliten
upvs the importance OF telling the ruth, aud tneduy
III uncessi1g prayer They were then presented with
books and in due course sith berries oaks ssd
lemonade. The sclooi ID in prosperous con iition
THEATRIcAL.-The sudden Eruption Of bot weather
has thinned out the houses considerably On Wednes
day lisht all were about fair and that is all The
Rivals" at the Metropolitan gave Blake, BrOugham,
Wslcoi, Conway, Miss Clifton, MIR. C,nsny. an, Mrs
w. II Smith an opportunity 10 do some good things
Al Nbo's E. l.. Davenport played Pythi~ " To Mr..
Eddy's Dauop," heavy, unses'onnbie piece, but
having better audience than it deserved The Gou-
esnheins produced burcsqus Cinderella To mod
crate house.. The piece rather indifferent Too
Fiorenc-s did old pieces to hearty appreciation
FURTHER ADJoURSNesT.-The Chsuncey and
ilLburyh libel case s9journet yesterday to
Tuesday at o'clock. The parties, with then coua'
se were all present at the Police Court
GREAT FrsHrso.-A party of Ave gentlemen from
the Seventh Ward If this city went down to the Doaib
Beacon on Wedne.d ~ sud in less shan three hours
caught So sea bass &C.. weighing in the aggregate
GO pounds. The fishing in this locality ~ss never
known to DO as good as it is at the preeen. ti1e.
The Board of Aldermen did not have quorum last
evening some Of the members being absent at the
rsces, and they staLd adjourned ~ Monday.
HAT PRESENTATION AT rHE Co.'s EIcHhSGE.-
II is the fashion proe.p things o--a-as,s Yes
terdsy mornirg, at the Corn Exchange, htds affair
came of which does great honor to al concerned.
For the last piHe yea,s Nhjo -'s friends have
&c with ,ncreasg regret the seedy condition OF
Lis hat. 10 Jul, 1857 determined effort was made
10 baiu by -ubscrp ter, n-w one for hni but be-
f re the matte was ged the criss cane, money
was money and nothing else was, 50 the MAJOR c"ntn
ued TO SD ut his lapilsted castor. In Asr OF the
yesr the subject again broasht up and at
an informal meeting of principal ain dealers II
Re.cIr.d l. That tie Msjor needed sew hat
Tns OF lie free sh DC wou d never oSy one snH,
Tia. The egy u his friends Ia proc9e s'd oss to'
hin. -,
Subsequent r, -outio-s provided that none out 'he
the Msjor's personal friends should be called on 70
ubscbe and th.t subscription exceeding - cents
il smoun, shouid be received from any one person or
finn.
YESTERDAY the required amount was collected, the
hat purchased the Major caught, sbd forced. whiie
biz accustomed covering gently removed, TO lis
tel TO the following speech from the el0quen: lips Oh
! Mr.. W: Major, here's tina, hat. les IS good
A. wheat; plant il on yoar head sId youl bear 10
spec,ionr The Mrjor overcome ~ emotion, re-
| snopS.d in A husky voice: "G-ntl-mea. your To-
er,iped kipdnes. oppr-sses me. Your gh Is truly
| lex. III see you Sll agsin.'
| Thus. notwithstanding the depressing influence OF
the market IN the face Of favorable croP reports from
al .ectops of the country, the dealers Ia ceress
manage 10 preserve their good nature and charitable
| feelings VI impaired.
Crtcxxr-Nsw.YoRx CLrB AsArssr All &Aus-
oBVsyrrs-A match Of great iatere~t VII De played
- ,,s Hobokeu Cricket Groand 90 Monday and
Tuesday the yCth ard 2lst in-t. oet~e-n tue NV
York Club and al Ass-aeh usett-. Tue former Tor
vsro.d chsll-pg- sorae time rioc- to the office of
,h. Ro.,or GLIB to play 40 eleven selected from
,hs different Clubs in the Boy State. Ths challenge
u, ACCEPTED and :. the au-inp0rtaut match lCansda
srsrs, the States, vii be pl.yed this year IN T0ros-
% this vii DO doubt be the rcvt interesting aod
met exiting match this season al hoscs-o. Tue
Nev.Yo,k Clpt have been us'ng every s--rton 70
bring into the field ood &c, OF nen ~ posrias
We learn that tie following are the names OF ,ne
pisvers whom they have selected nesr-' snap,
Msrsh, Cro.sley, Cuppidge, Hiehan' "hoS' uuies-
pie. Spivry Rose Pierce, bed Bssnicfd iae gsne
commences al 10 O'Clock each day. is ss'd tha'
more than hunered persons are coming from MAJ
.,chu,e,t. TO wi,pess the progress of the game.