New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

City Items.

gentlemen are expected TO deliver addresses
Miss NoRrHALL's CoNcERr.-Our young caEfG'
rce has chosen fortunate moment for making neF nfs
appeal TO the NewYork pubc-:he present week oeins
with the exception OF her concert on "Wednesday even
ing quite uleager Of musical entertainments Inc pup
lie ,sste for music from enthusiasm OF the hour aas
become permanent; want; and We feel certain that no
entertainment, OF the has afforded richer materials
for musical euoymen, han are promised BY the concert
of our youas and svorts Prims Donna The accessory
..r,.,io,. NJ, most excellent De Begins BE-
heard 100 much and Mrs Loder snd Kyle are ootn de-
servedlr popular OF the great artistic excellence OF
Miss Northa herself snd her brilliant promise for me
future we have already spoken more than once. Sne
possesses voice OF the pu-es and most musical qusy
snd style rapidly meowng into the greatest force ana
besuty
Me-. TENpLg1oy-in the absence OF any pros
pect OF permanent, supply Of good music during the
present season glad 20 learn that Ieup1etoa VIII
remain for one concert. which viii be gwen on
T,esday evening OF next week We have nowhere seen
i-uer appreciation OF the merits OF this great srti't than
in the following from the NcwYork correspondent OF the
Phisdelpha North American The success OF this
exquisite singer complete and signal has proved one
thing which End very gratifying viz that amid all our
new created fondness for Italian music and the exhibit
tons of instrumental prodiges the coed Old home-oTed
b,,sna love for En- csh music in its pa:hos and pu-
r,y sill remains deep the national heart and can
no; help feeling OF gratitude to Tempeton whose mag
uidcen, gifts and high cultivation OF Skill have brought
out this dear but suos; forgotten love IN all Us Strength
md fervor Every song he singsis of Itself highly POI
;she gem of ;restimsbe value, the mere remembrance
of which must forever glitter as the brightest OF memo
rvs treasures and hear him every time ne sings
is species of treason committed s:aius! ones love oil
the beautiful and the true On Tuesday evening we
hear him for the last time"
~ We understand that Thanksgiving night Is
70 be celebrated Nibos by Festival for the benefit
of St Judcs Church Beside the entertainment there IL
to be concert by OF the most distinguished per
formers vocal and instrumental who haze kindly youa-
,eered their services Among them may be mentioned
Misc Bramsou, Austin Phillips. Esq and Mr. Na!tn'
hup; the celebrated Pianist from Germany
u Those who take au interest IN Agricultural
improvement are informed that the adjourned meeting
OF the Society of Agriculture and Horticulture OF vest
chester County, will be held al the Academy in tho VII!
laee OF Bedford on Wednesday, the ID Of December al
O'Clock, p NJ Some addresses may be expected, and
bushes. of importance will be transacted
r5@W e are informed that preparations are making
for the exhibition in this City OF Rembrandt, Pcaes great
Moral Picture-,hc Court OF Deati. The large exhbi-
ton room ovcr the Society Library in Broadway has
been taken for the purpose. and we understand the
Painting will be put up during the present week
ss9 Our nsighbor Of the Brootyz fdrerfiser aludes
TO the condition aud prospects OF the Poor in the follow
ing pertinent manner
The prospect opens darby for the poor OF this City
during the coming Winter. Indirectly IN consequence 81
the rise in hreadstuas in Europe provisions OF all Kinds
have advanced to prices which without parallel III
this City for years past and IL is painful cerain" thht
provision dealers have taken tho opportunity TO pu m
practice unwarantabIe degree nj exortion on all
kinds of produce Ii the wholesale prices OF articles
have gone up say IS per cent they demand by retail
about so Fuel likewise Is very high and likely 10 oc
come still higher. |, IS the poor who bear the onnS oi
this appreciation and suffer NIL the ills resulting from
high prices the wealthy lay in their stocks OF
provision and fuel while prices are low But when the
rigors of winter the poor must buy IN small
quantities the enhanced prices they actually need
them The rich with their wel'stocked palaces can
laugh to both the appreciation OF commodities OF
prime necessity and the efforts OF combinations but nc
oor-God help them ARE the mercy OF every bodys
cupdity. Ii their wages rose in corresponding ratio
with their expenses all would be well hut cold weather
puts a stop business great degree and consequent
y prevents this much desired contamination. The only
remedy for this deporable of hinSsis for the rich
10 study and practice III. beauties OF bcncyoienc ana
extend its results far and wide. Ike the gentle dew a.
heaven and above all aid the efforts oi The Associ
alton in this City for the benefit of the Poor. In this
way only can u small share Of the general suffering be-
alIeviated.
We unite with the Advertiser in condemnng the prac
tees OF retailers who make every rise in wholesale
prices the for eXtortons from heirpoor Gus
toners but II we could reach tine great operators the
spectators who by the shrewd employment OF large
OF capital absolutely control the prices OF the
necessaries OF life and magnificent fortunes from
the shvering and starvation that huddle together
in the pauper precincts OF the Metropolis worth
ones while to denouncc indeed Coal is going siea
Oily up and Flour be put ,hrou IN tho starvation pro-
cess. The Poor must pay.
[-g- 1t is said that the draft purporting to be
drawn by Sydney Smith aud endorsed by Mrs. Harris
represented by Clark Co a forgery is believed by
many respectable people in New South Berlin. where
Mr.. and Mrs Harris reside to be genuine. 1t is also
stated that in progress bring all the
| facts in this somewhat singular
! u We are happy to learn that High Constable
/ Hays is recovering from his recent illness.
~ The December term of the General Sessions
commenced yesterday. The trial of the other Clinton
barge robbers and several other interesting
pected to take place during this There alto
ge,her 80 old and 81 new ones
Il An attempt has been made to bail the Po-
liceman Bennett, vino, with Gibbs his companion, Is
charged with grand larceny, in taking large amount of
money from the trunk Of person who escaped from
, their custody at Hartford last week.
tsy7 Officer YIN. H. Stephens returned to the
City yesterday morning from Philadelphia, having in
custody notorious thief named Jerry Sprggs who
sentenced by the Recorder to be imprisoned the Pen
itentiary for years but in The course OF week al
ter being cent up he succeeded in making his escape
from the Island by swimming the channel on the
East side OF the LongIslsnd shore. Officer Stephens
having received information his wheresbout pro-
ceeded to Philadelphia and brough. him on
The QUARASrtsE LAws.-We requested to
state that the Committee appointed the last session to
inquire into the operation Of the presen. Quarantine reg
ula.ion' and TO report what if any, notifications
necessary will be in session daily at the office OF D F.
Wheeler Esq no. so WaI,stree where all persons in
tere.'ed or having matters TO communicate may call.
e Tie Torn Clock HAVING been united with
the EreHiHg star and the latter having ceased to in
kle it now becomes question whether former
run down or wound up. Some per.ons may think it
secondary matter but minute examination will show
that the question Of the hourand one that requires
the serious invest cation of all hands.
e The Ethiopian serenaders continue their