New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23
CITY ITEMS.


critics tie best AID most coPe;e Ors;or.- perform
sce ere. presented Il this City. The SOC paris OF ser
cI o-z.o-c. have been sung here b no-e distinguish
ed arts,z and as single efforts we're Of course mere Ec
ce.sfy but a=7er before has ire general eject OF
p-:et Chorus and Orchestra 5ecn so vel Eresehte-i-
II i e INA. The -a:o-:o OF tic Seasons : II itself OF
character AID =tvse OF execution 5er'er calculated 10
t+,e ard car- .-vav AZ hearts :;an any other COM
-. - :. c,,.. eyer written From beginning %
d --e-a constant succession OF Ire most Fc;I--
s f-sran,- re most romantic sentiment and TIE
- ,--;.-icaI beauty Bu, It worthy CT ne aicaest
$50, al Iris ,r.z not Only :sit but adequately eX
rrcs.ed 5y the performers and we u''e nsW
in no rro--ess OF Music in America from this II
,,,n The sincere and sIsd=crle congratulations heard
On MI sides Al TIE success OF the institute s1o!d the most
gratifying p-oo that this success Is 10 sct p'ii aS si'I'u
ls 70 renewed ezsrtiou win al engaged IL TIE cause q
sacred Music and inst there nothing n b. -e' wee
profound and .a--iaceu: realm OF =io-fy and spii4I
r,sr thai we nav cot now hope 10 nave speeGiiy and
wo-thily presented TO u
we were Obliged 70 say Whist part OF Iris beautiful
performance was Iaost worthy OF special cocln1snaa
ton we should pon. 70 the Soprano ChoTls L was
model Of chorus-snzin-- Such number oil Just pure
AID evenly developed female voices were ncTer before
heard n concer: n this City 10 Tenor and bass Cho
| al 20
sen,ed an .s;ica and efficient tout sscab-lat which
orchesuas axe apt 20 lack II Is peFnAps the Oesi
commentary on the general excellence with which the
cbor,,.e. were executed to state that the Hunting Ca0
~. was loudly ereore4 Our limited space positively
orbids Us being seduced into any detailed criticism and
we mus, dismiss this par, OF the performance By repeat
;pv ba, was II; the highest degree admirable, and
ected equal credit both upon the singers and the Coz
duc;or.
IL regard to the solo parts we found tha. Miss NORTH
All, sonr with Greater freedom and expression than
have eyer before heard her Her intonation Al
svs eac.v so nus; as il would De she practice
her voice with the Violin rather than the Piano and ad
here 70 much study and exercise Of the Chronie;ic
Scales But she sang with great power and effect and
was desercGIv esooreG in the exquisite song 4 wealthy
Lord who long had loved Mr.. ANDREWS with his n.u
steal and flexible bass voice, has very greatly improved
since we last heard him He is beginning 70 get his notes
directly ou, into the air without striking the teeth or the
roof of the mouth and in the night road TO excellence
and distinction in his Mr.. CONES mas high bari
tone voice unequal to tenor parts, as 1t cannot rise
above withou, being forced out OF tune But TO
this point ii Is of splendid quality and maniiestly pro
ceeds from soul full OF spirituality and power. Mr..
Comes possesses a magnetic power over the heart,
which If he never sang above his compass, he could
make wonderful OF.
Ey We are sorry to see, from statement made
by Mr. Russ the author of the famous Russ Pavement,
tina, his little experiment in front of Sewnrs cost him
$1,000 over the returns he has received from private
subscriptions We trust that the Common Council WI!
order thorough and scientific investigation into tho
subject Of streetpavinC with view Of nscertaning
whether it would not be good policy and economy to
adopt the Russ Pavement in Broadway and probably
some other streets We understand that the price of
this pavement is about nine times that OF the ordinary
cobble.stonc apology which in Broadway. must be re
newed three or four times year We do not why
the Russ Pavement should not stand fifty years Now
,ciR the Authorities get work at this really great and
important public interest
THAT HAr.-We are ut length released otli-
cially from the nputaton which the iliustiou, o. e. O.
Society OF Charleston thought proper to cast upon
Editorial veracityhaving yesterday received the fol
lowing Letter from the Inqusitor General OF that body
HALL OF THE o. 6. Q.
Y 2. s. Al. l55G
.yelr York Tribune
Ii the chapcau which The Order had the honor of
transmitting you remains in your possession-you will
Ter the back 10 The Order per steamship Southern
cr, Capt Berry.
The business of The Order having been Tor time
in state Of suspension in consequence OF the demise
of our Dlus,rous Grand Master, beg your kind
deraon for the delay which has occurred in removing
the under which The Order deemed advisable
% place you. You stand absoved from any and all
mpuations which attached you under the Sd article
of our Confederation. Yours in .. * V.
yARNuM WHEELS, lnq'r. Cienl.
There are several claimants for the Hat in this neigh
borhood and we solicit them wait with patience
til tine selection of the Parent Society known The
Commercial Adrcnisers Big Apple shall not be forgotten
II De MEYER, the Lion Pianist, has returned
to town for the season and will give the
Tabernacle on the I'd of October Every body is waiting
anxiously acquaintance with his wonderful per
iormances
- \ friend who attended the exhibition of Nc
Ivgss scholars few days since speaks in the highest
terms their proficiency and the excellen, manner
in which they had evidently been taught; Mr Ives is
doing an excelIen, work.
a SrLEsDID ESelSE.-one OF the most beauti
tul Fire Engines have is the House
OF No IL Nassau-st 1t was built by Mr.. Waterman of
Hudson and is about 70 be by Mr.. James Hyer
Neworle.ns for Company No. OF that City.
- The year 1901 is accounted by all good chro-
biologists believe, have commenced the Nineteenth
Century.
CALIFORNIA REGlNEyT-We understand this
expedition viii positively sail this evening. The Colo.
mel having returned from Washington. we presume he
has put everything rights including the muck talked
of clothing business though exactly the way the
gallant and d!snterested Colonel desired under
stand Is left optional with the take il or leave
!, consequently there but lew takers, toe bet
ting say go there every prospect OF the OF
this expedition getting I'D eas, of portion OF
their bad habits contamination most devoutly to
be wished This must be result most unexpected 70
the worthy Colonel as we understand he had made
~ effort Washington both enforce the reception
this clothing, and have put down certain Captain
-, who among the nrst to take the stand
OF opposition imposition, regardless alike OF threats
and solicitations neither OF which were spared TO induce
him to desert the Interests OF nj. men.
CHURCH OF TIE MEssiAH-Thc public VIII not
have forgotten tia; among the disastrous con.e.
quences Of the Fire at Ni5os the total destruc.
ton OF he Coored Church occupying the second story
OF Phenix Hal Every thing, literally every thing, OF
properly belonging to this Church lost-Organ b!