New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10
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bad season for streets, yet we 40 mink tha' Win Tue
money appropriated and expended on them they might
be little more ceanly and passabe In the lower part
of the City the principal streets are literally oarcaded
with mud and the stageroutes up town are N wretch
ed and most dangerous condition The state OF Broad
way below Pauis is indescribaby horrible, especial
~ in the region OF the Burnt District; but we have
long since given up the idea improvement in that quar-
ter ua the new Railroad is built up Greenwich.street
HEAVY LossEs-We learn from the Courier that
the loss a, the FIRE in south.stree Friday night; will
reach the very large of $4,000 and this occasioned
entirely by water and smoke The actual damage to the
building ard stock by fire does exceed two or three
hundred dollars bu, the teas with which the building
as filed suffered this great extent By the smoke and
water Insurance nearly the full amount was effected
at various Offices here and elsewhere.
LADIES FArR.-The Ladies connected with the
First Free Congregational Church in Christie, between
Rivingon and Delaney streets will hold Fair COM
nencing this evening and continuing every afternoon
and evening til Friday evening, when they will close
! with Festival! to commence at eight o'clock There
will be appropriate addresses from several Cergymen
and others and vocal aud instrumental music.
gF Mr. TEMPLETos had tremendous house
last night and was loudly and enthusiastically applauded
throughout the performance At the close he was called
Out aud made brief address expressive OF his profound
gratitude for the magnificent reception he had met IN
NcwYork and which had secured and cordial
welcome elsewhere He announced his intention OF re-
turning here in the Spring when he would offer series
of entertainments founded modern Opera on the &C.
MUS and poetry Of Byron Moore and Campbell, and on
the adventures Of Prince Charles The artist
then bowed his arewes amid continued cheering and
applause We learn that he is to appear Philadelphia
next week.
ET HUgER's concert at the Opera House Inst
evening went off charmingy. The audience were de-
lighted with beautiful playing of this artist and be
becomes aud more popular every time he Is heero
Mr. HUDsoNs LEcrUREs.-Mr. Hudson has sue
ceeded attracting unusual share of public attention
and wherever he has lcctured criticism OF all kinds has
sprung up spontaneously He is evidently man OF great
nerve sclfpossession sudacity and energy OF wi-"e
think decidedly man. vino believes what he
srvs and doesn't mean to die before the world hos heard
of him His manner is unique and first very unpea
sing; and the matter of his Lectures s quite unequal
Usually he i acid (he mistakes il for berness) spark
ling and monotonously anheticaj but we have heard
him rise to fervid ana mpressins eoqnencc, to keen
and searching analysis and startling newness and vivid
ness OF thought aud fancy. He is deepy-too deeply
inlbued with Goethe Bazltt Coeridge but more espe
c!ally Carlyle dn his style we particularly mean)
plagiarism But Mr. Hudson is quite unusual man
rs far from a common humbug sky-rocket from
FirstofMay bonfire. Tonight Mr. Hudson delivers his
Lecture Lear said to be OF his most elaborate
and finished eigorts) at the Society Library
Mr. BURKE.-We discovered yesterday that our
notice of Mr. Burke's concert Friday night of last
week ha dbeen msaid Mistimed as it is however, we
must still say that both surprised and delighted
with the truly artstica and finished character OF his per
formance. Mr.. Burke unitcs much of the smoothness
and enamel of vieuxtemps with the sentiment of Artot
and the Of waIIace-cemented and strengthen
ed by an original fire ard genius of order
The leading characteristics of his playing great free
dom OF bowling and wonderful power and sustenance of
tone He delivers the expression of his music truthful
IL and perspicuousy while the mechanisms o! his art
are skiltuly and adroty managed. Without drawing
comparisons which M Burke himself the last to seek
we may safely pronounce him of the few really
great yiolinists in this Country.
HAMLEr-We learn that distinguished compa-
ny Of young gentlemen struck in the odtashcned
way, have consented TO immortaize Shakespeare by
the performance of Hamlet, at Palnos Opera House.
We anticipate great deal OF amusement 10 the audi
ence and instruction TO the performers.
-y Musical people, don't forget to set aside to-
morrow evening for the grand Oratorio of 81. Paul
the Tabernacle.
HORSE RAD1sH.-We find on our table several
bottles OF Post & Starts Superior Fresh Mled Horse
Radish Sauce manufactured Washington Market and
By B. Post 1l5 Su;foIk.sncet" Along with it, the
kers have furnished a catalogue OF Medical Proper
ties and Uses OF Horse Radsh whereby it appears that
il nvigorates appetite very key promotes Digestion,
Dropsy, has been used with in Palsy and
Chronic rheumatism, and is highly esteemed in Scor
butte and Nervous diseases-a which may be for aught
We know since skill in medicine is rather Of mega
tive character. We don't know whetherit Chrome
Thernally otherwise. We have very tolerable &C
quaintance with Horse Radish. however, and believe
that taken moderately I've rather homeopathic you
know it is wholesome as we'll as palatabc, while eating
it freely nausea sickness and aversion-
Messrs. Post Il Stairs pre- paraon is admirable
for the table and will immense deal of trouble
those who the article. There be nothing bet
ter of ts kind. Try t.
e The receipts OF the American Colonization
Society for the month Of November amounted to the
sum Of seventeen thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven dollars.
BosToS CITY IrEM.-The piquant little Trans
Crypt has the following:
How TO MAKE MAroR-The Evening Gazette, as
dernier resort, recommends an exped.ent TO compel
the four learned Aldermen convention for the
choice OF Mayor pro agrees5iy 10 TIE express pro-
visions OF the 5th section of City Charter Inc pro-
position LOCK- up the four Aldermen in close room
with nothing tor hours, place large bowl OF
turtle soup spot where they snut the steam
and simply say 10 them, No Mayor-no soup, and II
they don't agree TO into convention before 1t cooia
give itup-,here Will be no use in trying again
Trinity is 10 have chime Of bells Several
Of The set have been raised to their places.
e hoax was played Monday by some stupid
fellow who inserted in the Sun advertisement that
fifty girls wanted at shop in Fulton-sreet thus
putting numbers to the trouble and loss OF time OF
calling on q fruitiess errand.
ISTERMEST OF THE REMAINS OF Mas. CLARA B.
CArL1S-Tae remains OF this excellent and much la
nented lady CHE wife of George Calm. Esq. whose
genius and virtues universally ackuo wedged and
who Is now in Paris arrived By the last Havre packet
aad the funeral so!eanie performed AZ the house
OF her brother D. 5. Gregory Esq OF Jersey City who
with another brother Mr G. Gregory and large num-
Der OF relatives and friends, appeared as mou-uers on
the occasion
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