New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

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ieve for the first time in this country large and fash
ionabe audience the Tabernacle, and was received
with apparent delight As performance we should
think i; unsurpassed by any this season. Mrs Loder,
always favor,e, executed her part with great credit
Her song Jerusalem Thou that kilest the prophets
was beautiful treat also will sing OF Thy great
mercies Both called forth loud applause. Mrs. Mott
had but little perform, but sang well the part assigned
her Mr.. Paige Stephen appeared entirely NJ home
and in several OF his songs handsomely ecord par
cuarly in his Lo the heavens opened Lord Je.
sus receive my spirit, and Be thou faithful unto death
! all of which were beautifully executed MIR. Rogers
did we'll very wo but il is evident that the composer
intended the part assigned to him for much more pow
erful voice His strength seemed unequal 10 the ardu
GUS task allotted him. The Choruses were performed
with the sreatest accuracy and precision and in
several instances handsomely appauded among which
were Stone him 10 death oh happy and best
they who have ended For though the body dies, the
soul shall live forever Arise shine for thy gh, cometb
On great is the depth Of the riches and the choraes,
To thee, o Lord. | yield my spirit, and Sleepcrs'
awake, the Bridegroom cometh all were rich and
beautiful. Mr. Loder with his accustomed proupness
conducted the whole admirably; and notwithstanding
great length of the piece the audience manifested
uueasinesS fatigue. Mr.. Loder announced that this
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evening next
| HUBER's CoScERr.-The musical world will of
course not forget the first concert of Huber tonight
at the Apollo Tho powers of this artist the Vio
oncelo are indeed wonderful; and this instrument as
ISOLATED in minds with the drone.sop of country
churchmusic becomes in his hands alive with the
airy and exquisite spirit of music uttering its nspira.
tons in every form of witching melody The singing
ofu
duced strings and his purity style and brian.
cy ofexecution constitutes him OF the of artists
He is to be assisted by Mrs. Mott, NJ Gilbert and Mr.
Kyle.
n DR.. PoTTs was installed on "Wednesday
evening Pastor of the Congregation worshipng in the
New Presbyterian Church.in University place The
mon on the occasion was preached by the venerable
Rev. DR.. MILLEDoLLER, upon the nature and work of
the Gospel Ministry. The charge to the Pastor de-
| lvered By Rev. DR.. ALEXANDER OF the Duane.strect
Church. and that to the people by Rev. Mr.. JAcoBUs.
IL We understand that DR.. Reese has gone 10
the Supreme Court for rnardamus compel the Stale
Superintendent TO exercise jurisdiction his appeal
County Superintendent from the late Of the Board of
Supervisors In the time he refuses renqush
the Office or to recognize the appointment Of
II We have received the 'Minuet de la CGur :
of the celebrated Julien with original figures by
Mr.. w. Whale, the popular teacher 1t Is published in
beautiful style by Firth & Hail. and contains one of the
prettiest vignette title got up this country
Mr.. Whale has also published full of the Mazurka
consisting OF series of beautifully diagrams on
cards with full explanations of the Mazurka taught
BY himself and daughter. With these, almost any
can soon learn the ntricacies Of the Mazurka.
~ The morning boats to Albany and Troy
the Niagara and Troyhave discontinued their tps for
the season.
! p Two men Says the COMMERCIAL yesterday
assembled TO the highest point the seepe Of st Johns
Church and while there drew up ladder by means of
rope Though the feat one of considerable uasn
tude, the appeared very small when looked up TO
from below.
e We learn from the Ners that young fe
male was yesterday taken up of the of the
Fifth Ward in depressed OF mind, bordering on
insanity. She taken to the Station House where
being left for short time she managed to hang herself
to some part OF the building She was, however soon
discovered and taken down before she was much in.
jured We did not learn the cause Of her depression
but informed that she had marks as of violence
upon her person. She properly cared for by the
Captain of the 5th District and if she has sustained
wrong endeavors will be made TO bring justice those
who have injured her She appears be about twenty
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with regard TO her name or place Of residence
! e On the afternoon of the 18th inst. (Evacua
ton day. as portion of tie military were returning
through Broadway 70 their armory span Of horses at
tached 10 carriage taking fright the music dashed of
al fa speed, coming in contact with child about or
years Old who happened be crossing the sreet throw
ing MIN down. when young officer Of The Scottish
Guard. seeing the danger of the child rushed forward
! and a the imminent risk ef o,.n i.. aa p
the child BY rescuing him from beneath the horses feet
e The Sun of yesterday morning offers 500
reward for the conviction Of some one who the nigh, be-
fore dashed his hand through the Office window seized
bundle OF bills and ran. he pursued and was al
most oVeraker, when he deliberately turned round
Knocked lis pursuer down and marched off mis- leisure
He had however dropped his booty which was taken up
and restored TO the owner.
SHIP BUlLDIsG.-The largest ship ever built in
connecticut now lies the foot OF Clntor-s,ree E. r.
she measures about $50 TONS and was constructed by
nessfs. Geo. Greenman & Co. TO whose enterprise and
sk our merchants indebted for number Of the fine
snps now sailing Gut of this port Their establishment,
at Mystic is furnished with all the conveneuces for
most extensive business including Dry Dock for re-
pars' &c &c This elegant ship vii! coon take her
place in M:s-,s Sttatn. : 49,, ire o. i.ser,ool
paeAe..-
CASE Of EoLLY BoOiS4.-Thete was quite an