New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-03

s..sobed An n calm and classic thought perysded
the room and syllable not " nisper' OF zoe MAJ
tor. xoioe was Lost: every echo lives in every heIt-
M,. NorthaI too seemed inspired by the occasion sno
10 the beautiful piece by Donizetti she gave tue ue
ance 70 the musical thoughts Of the most gfaceu ai1
pathetic Of all tie Italians five can produce sueh i1
.ician. in New.York. do not need 10 depena On III
rope for our prirna dounas What Is most noheeaoe
the perr, ease Of her execution, The hrmness OIL he "
tonaiion and the freedom with vhish ere nkes hef IN
tervss We would certainly advise this LADY % 'uih n'
attention more especially TO Italian music Inc f1a,
Of her voice as well a. the tendency OF her "hoe mus
cal style and manner strongly indicate the pain 'he shoOo
pursue.
We have no room to speak in detail Of the performance
ofoe Bu--nor i. tina, Necessary Every time Ne listen
% him we are more and more strongly convinced that
he has a. vet only foreshadowed hs destiny There Il
abundance of aterisl to satisfy Of this in the grand
Beethoven haronies Of the Niagara and most Of his
other eornDositons What he yet lack. is simply con-
.ciouspess-ihe power Of taking cognizance OF himself
and feeling az an individual, what he Is and what he
ougb, 70 accomplish. A, present his musical inspira
ons each great itself disconnected. One stands
amid them as among the materials Of unbui temple
amazed a, the beautiful columns caps, frescoes enao-
atures statues he every side-isening to the
mumur Of the JET doau yet without its iounain-and
waiting all these arrange themselves In symmetry
AID into the sky exhaaton Of immortal beauiy
The Niagara can never be heard with any thing Ike
It's full effect unless with very heavy and efci mt or
chesua We ptied Mr. Hill little las, nigaton account
Of his unruly flock With the exception Of the flutes they
were Inadequate Az we understand Niagara the
leading idea is the subdued and awful murmuT OF the
bass ever gushing from the heart Of the caaract the
diapason as II were Of the universe and whose enen
dous vibrations 60 up diminishing in clouds Of spray un
#, they spread on, al last in rainbows. No competent
idea of the immense bass force necessary produce and
sustain this effect has ever yet been presented
The piano used last night splendid instrument
and ii is only justice promising artist to say that NJ
Kurs ia excellent player. Mr. Dufeld sang vel and
was loudly appauded
Court OF OYER AND TERNISER-Judge Ed
monds returned to the City on Wednesday, when the
Special Session OF this Court which convened last Sept
was adjourned sine die The regular Term will com
mence on Monday next and the trial OF man and his
wife and daughters for in the fret degree DE
ing charged it'll having fred the house in BrooIne ST.
where they resided) will be called The tris Of Polly
Bodne has also been placed on the calendar and viii
probably be brought on at early period Of the term
~ Az AFFAIR or HONOR Of rather ludcrous
character took place as we learn from the Mirror al
Hoboken Sunday or Mondy last, between two young
gentlemen bosrders at one Of our fashionable hotels
Instead Of bullets the seconds charged the pistols with
cork unknown however, the principals that their
honor satisfied without tsoodshed. The farce
considerably heightened in effect we understand by the
introduction of amateur police officers whose
of duty was however easily oblivonzed and the party
returned to their hotel fully impressed with proper
of their proves, and particularly punctlous with
respect to their honor.
~ Marcus Cicero Stanley and II. 5. Townshend
exchange brokers have been arrested charged with pur
chasing the property stolen from Tiffany Young Ellis
by their coored porter.
~ A young man, says the Brooklyon Advert
ser whose name have great mind to publish,
ceeding in wormng himself into the affections Of beau.
tifu young lady, whose parents reside in Fultons and
had so far induced her forget her duty her parents
as TO consent to eope with him, Fortunately his deep
laid plans were discovered in time to save the young
girl from utter ruin for il has since been sscertancd
that he has wife still living The siranges part of the
affair is tina, when the young girl was informed OF the
fact she still bndy persisted loving him. and in say
ing she would have none other The net Of the villain
however rent, and information is hourly expected
whereby he will be placed beyond the possibility Of
carrying out his villainous practices for the future.
~ A FRAcAs took place in Canal ST. yesterday,
about noon. Two genteel looking met, when
struck the other with heavy cane and called him
gambling thief" A tight cnsued but persons in
terfered and separated them One walked off and the
other called cab in which he quickly buried himself
from the eyes Of the curious crowd
lY9 Hon. Caleb Gushing is in the City
~ We passed very pleasant hour yesterday
looking the pictures in the Annual Exhibition OF the
Brooklyn Institute. The place is quite fashionable
TO the citizens of Brooklyn
FIREs-The chief engineer report for Scp,em.
Der shows very gratifying dimnuion in the number Of
fires in the City. There were but s alarms altogether
in Sepember-of which IL were caused by actual fires
in the City three by fires Of the City and ur BY
causes unknown The loss Of property is comparatively
trihing.
THE GREAT SKELETON OF TBE MAMMOTH SEA
SERrENT or Levaihan of the Deep now exhibiting at
The Apollo Saloon 40 Broadway, will positively close
tonight. Persons going in crowds
tits their last chance therefore say to ali such
would see the greatest urosity in Nature, to-day
Admittsnoe 25 cents children l2 cents.
A NEW MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH, we hear, is about
to be opened between this City and the end of
Long Island The points to be reached Coney Is
land and along the railroad 10 Fire leland light cka-
way Pavilion will be made a station and branch will
be placed at Fort Hamilton House. The Telegraph will
be run the Jersey side down TO Sandy Hook 20 the
highlands Of Neversnk The station in this City will be-
ii is robable in Wsst The projectors of this enter.
prise began to stake of the ground yesterday.
,g- We understand that Messrs Hatfield x Ber-
tine will omnibus during the Fair OF the Ameri
can Institute between Grandst Ferry and Niblo's Gar.
den erery half hour from each point commencing the
Ferry p and al Nibo's at q P. ~ until 10 In the
evening
rV@A frightened bullock broke loose from tow.
boat foot of Chsmbersst yerierdsy morning and dashed
friousy through the streets without injurng any
Ill he reached Msidenlsne where he eored very
severely. lie stopped in his mad career by running
against lamp post which threw him down He was
caught by courageous fellow b. the horns and held
until a negro put end 10 his existence.
CRoros GRAPEs.-Dr. Underhill is again in
market with a supply of delicious Isabellas from his
vineyards Croton Point The general depo; for their
sale is this year the of Broadway and Whires
The sale ami consumption Of Grapes in City i
probably tenfod whs, it fifteen years ago and