New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08
City Items.
GRFAr MUsIcAL ExcIrEMEyr.-The


very dangerous 1t perhaps the safest and mos hsFni
less Of public epdencs and are glad to see nAte
body is becoming inoculated
Next week opens with one of the most brilliant Innsi
cal entertainments to which the public ofNe~-York have
ever been invited So new and delicious is the excite
of music &c rs that our critics and other cste who
draw the Of public opinion apt 10 speak In ny
perbole OF th-date performances and so intn Mysteries
over somebody who has eeasei 10 be attractive In Eu-
rope But the occp.i-risf HiIls Festival Concert
happy name for shch ensdid entertainment b. the
Wayne absuTp tss of this Rnsectre necessary. The
Programme ss. tina, would draw forth unqualified ad-
;ration foevere severes. critics OF London or Paris
To sroupe the attractions. have the magnificent
Overture to Guiilaume Tell. Upon which Rosaini, the
founder of new school and creator OF new epoch in
music, exhausted the highest and rases' gifts OF his
genius We hear great deal Of undertaking with
overtures but Il is very seldom that we are gwen to
know what great overture really means. Now We are
to nave the Guaums Tel performed By 90 OF the best
disciplined artists in the country. Then comes Leopold
de Meyer with his astounding thrilling andindescrbable
performance on the Piano-then we have the whole
strength Of the Sacred Music Society in the immoEs
choruses of Weber and Bishop.
The young and favorite New-York Prina Donna, Miss
Northall, sings with Mr. Mayer exquisite duet Of
Donizetti from Eliza Claudio, and also minges her
charming voice in the superb Tramp Chorus BY Bishop
Madame Otto sings beautiful cGra;iac-Boucher gives
fantasia the Viooncello-kyle fnscinates and de-
lights US with his Magic Fute-sg. Aupick sings sweet
ara-and the First Part closes with the grand finale from
Euryenthe, by Mad. Otto, Miss WindnuIler and Messrs
Dunning and Nash. Who stay awsyi
- That mostno Bile Oratorio-SAMPsoy-wh
has been for long time in rehearsal, will be produced
By the Sacred Music Society the 2lst of the present
month We learn that he Society have engaged for
this Oratoro the services OF Miss Stone and Miss Garcia
OF Boston, whose fame has overdown the boundaries Of
the City where they such great favortes and has
created great anxiety hear them in New York where
every thing excellent in music wakes up the scarcely
sleeping enthusiasm. Mr.. Hayter, whose wide
reputation 10 richly deserved presides at the Organ
There is doubt that it will be glorious OCCASION and
the Officers of the Sacred Music Society deserve great
praise for their exertious in bringing this great Ora
torio so promptly and efficiently.
e Prof BUSH delivers the second of his Lee
the doctrine of Swedenborg tomorrow evening
The Coliseum in Broadway just below Grandst Profes
Bush by the candid impartial and correct in
which he has applied his great powers to this deeply
subject has much widencd his reputation and
enlarged his sphere Of usefulness.
e De Meyers concert last night al the Taber
nace the best proof that the artist had made judi
cous move in leaving the Theatre. The house was
completely crannmcd and the wonderful powers ofthe
great exerted with than their usual effect.
- The Third number Of the homeopathic
Examiner is published this morning. We mean 10
speak of its contents by and by.
" An Eel was taken out Of the service-pipe of
the dwelling house No 81 Leonardst yesterday by Mr.
,La cof
westchester measured about Is inches in length and
had penetrated far he possibly could toward day
light The Croton became entirely stopped and an ex
animation turned up his slpperiness-for once fairly
sucked in and caught.
sy Persons having demands against the Housa
tonic Railroad Co. will do well 10 read their advertise
ment in this days paper.
Ey We saw an interesting contest with marbles
in the Park yesterday One of the combaants had piled
up bundle of baskets which he was carrying, and the
other had flung down case of mouse-traps So intent
were they upon the game that they did notice half
dozen little urchns who occasionally managed to steal
marble from the Ring The was picture in little
Of ife-abandoned mousctraps and all.
LEI On Wednesday evening, between and
o'clock gentleman passing near the Battery was as
sailed By some ruian, who knocked him down and pro-
cecded to rifle his pockets. Being stout, athletic per-
son. the gentleman made strong resistance and finally
vanoushcd his assailant though the rascal severely BIT
his lip
THE RowLEY RoDBER.-The Providence Trans
crp Of Thursday mentions the arrest of one Davis on
suspicion of being the man who poisoned Mr.. Rowley
with peach and carried off his money. Davis failed in
Providence year or since and has since been en-
gagged 10 no apparent business yet has money and has
been travelling about good deal lately
FES One lady Directress in the Society for
the Relief of Respectable Aged Females, has within
month or two collected in donations for that interesting
charity over $4,000 of which $4,000 given by John
Jacob Aston The money has been already expended in
the erection of wing to the Asylum which very much
increases the accommodations Of the old ladies' who be-
fore had to toiter up stars.
fgP A man named James Mahony, native OF
Ireland about hiryve years of age was killed IN the
following manner It appears that ne was engaged ID
excsyatinc earth at Carmichaels Works in Brooklyn on
Tuesday when mound fell upon him and crushed him
severely He was brough. TO the City Immediately
and placed in the Hospital where he died about o'clock
Thursday afternoon.
II On Thursday, as a hook and ladder carnage
loaded with the usual apparatus was passing along Cen
,restreet in front of the Harlem Railroad Office, small
boy caught hold of the gearing between the forward and
after wheels but being entirely unable to keep pace
with the company who going pretty brtsky along
he was thrown from his feet On exclamation Of horror
arose from the bystanders and who expected
the next instant 10 see him crushed beneath one of the
wheels OF the carriage it was impossible to stop the
impetus which the descending ground had assisted 10
give Fortunately the little fellow chung for the moment
to the rope which passed along The length ofhe carriage
and this gave opportunity of the collectors BE-
longing Railroad Car seize and rescue the child
from his impending fate.
II On Thursday afternoon, woman who keeps
retail crockery store in the basement Of No 20 Catha-
rnetreet while in state of inoxicaton, undertook to
dispose OF her stock in trade in the summary man
ner By breaking it in pieces. While thus engaged
crowd gathered around her. who seemed 10 enjoy the
sport when Policeman along and put an end to
her operations by taking her the Station House where
she was locked up.
TRIAL OF Polly BoDlSE.-The names OF Jurors
preparatory the commencement of this case was
called yesterday but full PANEL not answering TO theiF
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