New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07
City Items.

M Sicily in the the res ding the minutes
and receiving the Reports Of CouuSees. Capt WILSON
who has recently returned from Egypt, spoke OF NE
Egyptian varieties Of Beans and Whea, the crops Of TIE
later are usually taken OF The ground IN June or July
It's produce three four pounds in ou vel hsA'e
than cur common Wheat The Beans grow 3. over
Egypt put principally in tie upper psr-sheJ are ocn
exported Europe. Capt w SAID very large eaan1'
y England az food for horses he nao u
ders.ood the, the annual export 20 tha: county was
600 O0o bushels Egyptian Whea, does not weigh quite
as much per bushe as our varieties 5ut makes OF bar
rel nineteen more oaTes Of bread than The European on
seeoup, Of i,s absorbing moisture more readily Ny
STEVENS explained the properties Of Egyptian ana onef
Beans and recommended them as food for horses.
Capt WILSON remarked tha. JPsisn Reans brought At
Cairo by the cargo seventy cents ousnel and "oes'
q eenu...Dr. FEUcHTwAS5E1 said the scioifJ OF
Beans constituted one Of ,heI nu;stTe principles. he
mentioned iba. Boblsr Is plant used IL Egypt a'
black dye-he had brought some TO this county "a
gentleman. whose name we could Dot learn. mere
made some observations on new Grass Hom zee
Nile Th. Grass has very tuberous ard the ground
on which ii grows becomes completely mated WIZ "
so thick does ii grow valuable properly OF 'ha'
succu-n, property extends 10 the very oo''orn
Mr. srEvExs had noticed in the South Gov Pea VII ch
he said is aos, the sole green crop cultivated in the
South, yields very well and grows 10 great ola sance
This 10 another valuable fodder plant Dr.. GiRDSEH
had observed tina, feeding Horses upon Corn
ed ,endepcy To morbid a,teDing-he the ught Oats ine
mos, nutritious single food for Horses. Dr. g. recon-
nended tia, Mr. Stevens be requested 10 draw up Re
Dor, on the different kinds of food for Horses.
GARpSra and Mr. finally appoint ed, to report at
their earliest convenience STrvGSs said that in
Epzand Beans were sometimes used on account other
supposed stimulating propeJ-he then showed that no
stimulus, properly called, existed In Beans Alter
the transaction of minor business the Society az
,ourped 10 NEE, again on the fret Wednesday Of next
month.
~ FATHER HEISRIcH was absolutely over
pheled by eruption Of bouquets, wreaths and aow
ers the close of the frss part OF the performance last
evening He fairly staggered under the rosy burden OF
bis wellearped triumph The old mans music is grand
porious-sublime There here and there fantastic
,ylables or even whole sentences but then so there
are In The solemn dirge OF the Autumn winds The
Creator has evidently developed In close conjunction
with sublim,y the manifestations OF full joyous and
understandable mrthulness, which breaks out in most
groesaue and unexpected ashion-thus helping TO keep
Natures face decked with smiles. Heinrich is undouot
edy ahead of the age and we believe that his music
will be far popular long after he Is dead than now
is unnecessary for TO speak critically OF the pieces
performed last ght after the elegant and appre
ciatire analysis of Mr. Watson. Madame Quo wos in
excellent voice and sang with excellent taste and effect
her very difficult first song The Parting Is one OF the
ruest and deepest musical expressions of pa'hos and
tenderness to which heart listened. Miss Nor
hals voice pure as starlight falling amid Summer dews,
seems to have given 10 her purpose to sing such
music az this Mrs Loder sang the grand Sacred Song
We wander In a thorny maze, with much taste and
feeling Miss Z. Watsou's song. Sweet is the Balm
displayed the fine voice and enameed style OF that artist
TO great advantage. The 'Washingtonad' and the En-
barcation March and Chorus are most extraordinary
compositions and could have been written by none outa
man of the profoundest musical genius. Altogether
when consider the variety of pieces and subjects In
,roduced into this mammoth Concert. and remember
that they are all the work of single mind we cannot
but admit that that mind is most extraordinary one
Sincerely do we congratulate Mr.. Heinrich upon bis
brilliant and unmarried triumph.
lRe The BGHM FLUTE is now manufactured In
most exquisite perfection by Mr. A g. Badger who has
nurchs.ed the establishment of Mr.. Lsrsbee and
moved the whole concern Newark. He Is working
as hard as he can supply the orders he has on hand
for this admirable instrument and Messrs Davis. Kyle
Ernst the three Of the Flute all warmly recon-
mend Mr Badgers in strument and we have ourselves
seen one of bis Bphm Flutes which appears the very
periec ton OF mechanical skill
e CoUTHoUY MEYERS continue their auction
sale of splendid articles this morning at 34l Broadway
Yesterday there brilliant levee in attendance
upon our friend CARTS and to-day we presume the So
lon des Nopeaus will be thronged than ever as the
sale is continued.
Clr The MESSIAH is to be performed by the Sa-
cred Music Society its Anniversary the 18th inst
We hear ths, Mde Pco Mia Northall, Mr.. Paige and
other distug talent expected to assist IN It's
production.
~ Prof. Esrr's vEYTILAroR is now in opera
ton board the packet ship duchess of Orleans Pier
No 49, E River where It's entire efficiency may be wit
messed by those interested in ventilation, Thursday
Friday and Saturday of this week from II til o'clock
The simplicity of the plan and lie capablity OF intro
ducins pure rapidly into every part Of the ship and
into every cell of prison. leave nothing farther 10 be
desired. II is the same pan which is adopted with so
good effect by the Senate OF the United States.
B- The City Guard Capt. McArde, make their
anniversary parade to-day They take dinner Pever
ey's, La Grange. place, Bulls Ferry. The steamboat
Frank leaves foot Of Canast at O'Clock. Dodworth's
Band accompany them.
A friend sent us from Cuba two Grenadisra
stick. with the following note
!ns sticks outside fine Heors. You can have them
fashioned into 10 suit your taste and they VIII al
ways stand By you They not like some sticks
pretty outside and bad al heart cut them IN Cuba
Yours, &c.
~ The sdcks came safely to hand yesterday
PORTRAIT OF Gov. BoucK.-The full length por-
trait OF Ex.Gov Bouck. sdorn the Governors Room
In tho City Hall for which thousand dollars have
been appropriated by tho Corporation of the City OF
Nev.York Is now being painted BY Mr. C. L. ELLIOTT.
As the Governor elected his Artist this Is high com
pliment 10 Mr.. <.
r. We call the attention of our readers 10 the
notice of the Aanrersary Of the African Education and
cir.c,:on Society the Tabernacle Friday evening
Rev. E. l. MAsoon OF Richmond, Va. and others will ad-
dress the meeting Mr.. Msgoon is said be very ine
speaker He has been called upon several times 20 ad
ress the Legislatures Of Va and N c. upon the subject
of education.
GENERAL Srssloys-Yssterday.- Charles Moore,
(celored who plead Guilty charge OF larceny.
lie, of on account OF previous good character y 10 days
In the City Prison and 6pe OF William Daring
II years old tried for petty larceny. Guity-Cy
Prison 10 days.. Louis Mankewcs Wa TIED ioE con-