New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16
City Items.


tFSs NIBLOs GARDEN was throngcd yesterday.
through the day and evening with visitors OF the Fair
the attendance being larger than that of many days
yious The Cattle Show, also, at Corporal Thompson
Cottage attracted large crowd and will do to-day
At o'clock there is to be grand procession in which
the premium cattle will be displayed passing from 23d
ST. do wn Broadway to Wslst and at or near the Gus
tom House upon the very spot where Washington took
the oath Of allegiance appropriate address will be De-
lvered 1t may be generally known that this ilu.
trious departed the frs, resident Of Virginia cu
garden for the purpose of sending its products
TO market for sale The children Of the Orphan Asylum
will visit the Garden this morning when the band from
Governors Island will furnish the music. In the
ing on address will be delivered by Cyrus Mason Esq
The Anniversary Address ia 10 be delivered tomorrow
friday and an Address at :: o'clock in the evening
All those who admire fine stock be at the Cattle
Show this day There never has been noble ex-
hbnion Of fine blood and figure in this City those who
are engaged in stocking their green fields with ami
mails of the first value in point of and form ought
see them and attend the sales Of them T. (Fn
day. Whether regard the supply Of capital meat for
home consumption, for foreign expectation. or the
pleasing view of their fine forms this opportunity pre-
scented bu, once In year The lovers of fine stock can
not fail TO remember the ncacuabe value OF the heeces
of bes, breeds Of sheep We ought TO be clothed all in
fannels cassimeres Brosdcoihs blankets of our own
rasing-and from the immense valleys and hills Of our
country there will, long, be heeoes Of fine wool
enough TO coihe good part Of fellow Of other
countries Profit and pleasure 20 dn.hsnd in this
noble purpose relative 10 our domestic animals
Propre,ors u omnbu.ses invited to add their
rsges and msny horses they TO the Aricultu-
raj procession Turn out in the mighty OF Agri-
culture Lat his graf Cy do It right that tn gardeners
ard farmers who ne makers Of her Sl0ry may feel
that Their FORKS noble and hat New Workers know
il well
IL Wcll-we Lave heard Templeion: and we
hasten TO add Ike al the rest Of the world the great
Tempe,on' In true taste freedom Of expression pu-
rty and range Of voice and smoothnes. OF execution
Mr. Tsmpleion 10 incompsrsbly the best singer ever
heard in this country. lie is in short the perfection Of
his school and shows the very Of which Engsh
words and the beautiful and time gored music the
Three kiRgdoms capable. His performance leaves
nothing desire- fills both brain and heart By turns
brilliant psintve majestic snd joyous exquisite pa
thos strikes You in the srsi note he uers which
for 4 moment deserts him but coors every word with
lie peculiar charm We confess thar far as there mu
steal criticism concerned totally unqualified for
saying aword We quite forgot TO note az what point
the singer abandoned himself his falsettO (his -
faseto D OF how high hos low he sang All we know
OF his voice Is ihst il Is magnificent organ reaching
IN It's compass every variety Of feeling and emotion and
thai every stop il as completely under its owners
irol a Ole Bulls finger board.
We know that are spt 10 be l,te enthusiastic
about music bu. We think thar the hiteen hundred "a
dies and gentlemen al the Opera House las, nigh, VII
no, of exaggerAiion No artist ever b.
fore made unmissaksby deep impression a. first
appearance in New York NJ. TempleiOn as, isht-
The house crowded in every possible part do 70
the very orchestra with certainly one Of the most fash
ionsbe and enthusiastic audiences that embeshed
that graceful temple The fever got up directly with the
hrs, song Sally In Alley. (Which encored) and
continued to the end. Old GROWER The Minstrel'
and John Anderson my 10 were especial f.voriles
with the audience. and encored The song from
GtaGrEs 4 love her-how I love her was received
with outoursi OF impatient applause ABSOLUTELY painful
from is intensity Mr. Templeton calculated boldly on
his powers-bui e admit that he Ia. in no wise
overrated them
We forget tia, the delica.ey sensitive Ac.
compartment Of our merry and wise friend Austin PHI
lips. contributed not lte 10 the enjoyment Of the eve
nlns Tx WAS evidently IN clover.
is- ongh. Ole Bun plays bis new composition
dedicated the memory aud character Of washinstor-
the reveris of great yet wsyward Of genius about
the creates; and east wsywa.d Of al menthe thoughts
of who never thinks or save in dreams or BY
sudden impulses respecting one who bent enthusiasm
to Sernes, purposes and knew not what 10 sbsn
don hm'sf to N inpslss. ~ ssrioss 10 spscuIss