New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08
CITY ITEMS.


never been approached in this country. The circular
form OF the area with the classic suphheatre rising
round three quarters OF its circuuI reuce-tha graceful
and soothing influence of the little Fountain hspPy srd
quiet thoughtful childhood-ihc srtiscal Arrangement
of the pretty things and the gorgeous many coored
glow that exhalcs from the whole-realy form
OF mos, surprising beauty Not little i. all this er
HANGED too By the fne display OF Flowers and Fruits
which gratefully ireshen aud perfume the air Indeed
so brave show ching ii only once seen in life TO
be always remembered.
We haze in years past read 80 mary eatalogiesl dIa
grams OF the Annual Fair OF the American Institute and
the National Academy that have determined never
TO add another pebble TO the Of critical folly
which tiey are prevented from making only account
of the perisha5lc nature ,he articles We delighted
ourselves therefore By disturbing the repose OF
rather weIl,vorn and well allcd book, though
tanning no notes OF any solvent facts instuuons) and
giving way to the caprice of the moment Now We
stopped admiringy before shining Porcelain Minerva,
whose eyery outline sweIed and lost itself IN the sue
ceedirg undulsiion the line beauty with most PraN
i,ilean symmetry then pumped full Patent Self
Elougating Elastic Rareiacsng Shower Bath then We
took look the Bsttle OF Navarino through Cosmo
rsmic w-eahs OF smoke thick that you could almost
hear the OF the cannon then an ambitious young
lady delighted her papa and and four aun,s with
the Rosa Waltz in three sharps grand Piano with
three legs Then reveled in fancy built and innu
merabe new garments made Of all sorts OF streakei,
checkered. waved clouded. twilled and mixed cass
meres doesns and other stufis for trowsers OF true
American make and good as imported A splendid
Fire Engine now attracted our regard, and now we
lounsed on the glorious seapromenade outside the Gas
tie until every sunray dancing the flashing waters
became beautiful dream and nestled pleasantly in our
4 .i,1 h
cs that would suffice to supply Polyphemus with a
whole Thanksgiving of pcsDahlas big "a the moon
and as ieicately coorcd --'s cheeks-Grapes
painting eaten, and Pears whose matches do not
cxst-ndescribablc Washing Machines and unutterable
stitched Adjusting Fish lIooks-Magnetic
Rngs, Carriers and Sword Belts useful in all the rela
tons OF ic-Sppers for whose proportions none but a
airys foot the Imagination OF poetshoemaker ever
furnished the ncasure-whoe galleries of Portraits by
the people-Carrsges to match the slippers, and both
worthy aIone OF musicborn Cinderclla-Sledses as
graceful ns the =nowbrd that balances himself in air
amid the falling lakes eve 50 green ~ Ia
venture out while il was showing, howeyerl-SolT
Lamps and Sowing Sllk-Cocoons and Crockery-Glass
AMI Observation-Disclosures and Coun,erpares-a dan
cling the Rainbow Cotllons around you, and get
ing more and more in earnest every mOmeut-as II
gigantic Kaleidoscope had been whirline. and you
thrown prouiiscuously among the falling beams OF the
painted ruin. 1t like standing in the middle OF
Flemish picture and seeing it gradually become alive
and walk up the dead shades Of the background
Mr.. U-loqudar-' Here, young man, you had not
word in your paper this morning about the Fair.
T as dry a. -
The debates in the Farmers Club
But the Resata-that was magnificent. We don't
know as any our readers have the Bay OF
New-York hut them it is place of unsur,
passed loveine-=. Willis, whose eye when searching
out the beautiful fails Yankee Bay i as
lair a sight as that of Naples Well Imagine this glo.
OF water rising and sinking in bright ihes OF
delicate little pillows tender that they could not bear
the light and burst white flowers beneath the
keen sunlight covering the sea as with shower OF
roseeave= Then sweeping CALAMITY down fleet
swift boats darling of ike birds frightened at the
shouts and cheerinss OF the crowds on snore Steady
they 60 and you only become OF their speed by
their lesening size they lice away into the perspec
tive and at length seen no more We had no wager
the result. and dd not To- wait Tor the coming
in. Besides, II made sad TO think that there could be-
but winner and must be nine discounted who would
droop their sails in modification and defeat
and grew thoughtful. and meeting something
as passed Trinity. that might have been well mis-
taken for the subsidng OF tempest in pine forest
remembered US OF Mr. Erben the musical Storm King
and his grand Cathedral OF sound and that OF the
potentest nagicsns who know how to control and com
Inand The ren WHO inhsbt its mysterious depths we're
appointed that hour work OF their most power
tul spells Another ocean heaved around cs-ah ocean
whose sound, whose undulatlons were
tn. swinging OF harmonious censers through the air.
I Yes spirits were every where around-now wailng
solitary and plainti-e strains warbng blrd-hke
rich and tender melody and gathering all together
and calling up their harsh voiced attendants, and
traulpng OF through The air with such crash made
the solid walls and granite arches rremble We heard
several high mentioned and we thought could
recognize the touch of two three different masters
but young man whose check Is still rudy with the
Gninned hopes OF youth which yet dare 70 glow and
burn FAR from the heart made music that rested Ike
exhalston painted with beautiful visions upon our
souls untathomabe sea We know not the spell with
which he .yrought-out The images OF the oved, the
sweet hsuHrer- OF boyhoods dreams from their
silent sleep beneath II The boy musician Il poet too.
or we have not skill IN aCgury.
Our good friend Mr.. Masln who s also musical
and plays MS Chimes oraveiy) thst there
Thirteen Thousand Seven Hundred persons u Church
yesterday hear this grand and unequaled Organ To-
day MI 1. D. judah plays AZ W CLOCK then hessrs.
Coard and austin Phillips At II Nessrs Role shacke,
Wheeler snd Jackson Mr.. Cireatorex Mr.. Darlington.
and Mr.. Cornell (the young man have spoken
warmly Of at u Messrs. George Loder and Kings
leg and al Messrs rmn and hin !, who Viii perform
Duet
Vocal Music IN CLAssEs.-The time was when
the Singing School r-sor;ed to merely as place
amusement pa=tirne. The boys wen, 10 s-e the
girls and the girls Of But little learned
except mischief sad IL rasny parts of the country the
singing School became by-word and a disgrace. A
better day for the OF Music has dagvned upon
We have able and qualified teachers of unnpeach
aH4 iivIa aHu ItiiSOEs cHdFEcISFi WHO us'Ole I!eF
time and energies the noble work Of tesching with
assdu!ry snd And il IS cheering know that
their !a5ors are appreciated The People are learning
sing IN good Societies and Classes of ladies'
and Gentlemen forming thai for responsibility. may
vie with other literary Socieres OF the day. We
have system. order and study 7 classes.
Whlie abiding this subject take great pleazure
Il commencing the special attention OF al d. srou- OF
obtA.nin. thorough knowledge Of Music. the Vocal
Classes OF Nessrs- Wu B. Bradbury and T. H. Nash.
MI Bradbury for several years been extensively and
very successfully engaged IN this CITY IN teaching
Glasses A. unist and teacher Of Music reading he
!siexc-edinsiy popular, and We believe deservedy So
Nj Nash 5 vel known excellent singer and leg
turer upon The voice HIS method Is such give
compass and power. vel sweetness aud purity
the tones We think the association Of these gentlemen
peculiarly happy oue, and presume they vii soon have
their hands and voices fall Of business We observe
tina: aey open Class tomorrow evening II the Lecture
Room Of Ire FrankEn-s DIR. EArdenburgs) Church,
near Broadway.
CITY CoSyESTloS.-Aiter slight prelGnina
y business TIE Committee of the whole M Prrdy
IN The Chair resumed The consideration Of the Report of
the Select Committee revise and arnead the present