New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS
~ The weather cleared up even more timely
than ". had hoped Ten Thousand majority for JOHN
yor> i enough 10 r,s- pleasant wes,ner any wneEs-
and so Broadway wss yesterday afternoon once more III
bloom with beautiful ladies.
II Miss NoRrHALL> Concert which taxes
place at the Apollo this evening Will De one OF te 'os
s,tsc,ve entertainments OF the Musical season in sd
dieon to the weldeserved popularity oil me Ia's ger
sslt are the irresistible attractions Of Madame pico u
-,.,d VOICE and pure ltslisa school snd the classic
parug of Burke, already SO great iavoFse Win MS
count-yrnen
~ HrRz had very full audience last evening
W. we're no, able to hear him bur understand that
~ was received with even srcster warmth OF sdmrs'
o, ,bsD his mrs, appearance He is truly most de
E,h.I artist, and worthy OF al, the pretty things sna
sny body can say of him.
~ When are they going TO pull down the old
shell of Grace Church 1t remads one OF the discarded
she'll of land CRIB who has gotten himself me new
house and neglected TO push the old one out OF sight
- a big twenty four horse Omnibus turned out
Yesterday in Broadway and made every thing else turn
on, as went 1t full OF people but the ruor mar
:, contained the rcsius OF ieunc Nativism Is posi-
lively ncorrec, they were altogether too Jolly sci 'or
,hs. Some supposed that they were the Custom House
party mourning O. over the defeat OF S'"s wright WHO
wa. so kind couple of years ago to sacrifice himself
for then, so; their master Whoever they were, they
evidently enjoyed the ride and din; expect 10 pay the
driver There Is hope tor the Drama IN America ""eH
the stage is thus progressive.
SURGICAL OPERATION WITHOUT PuN-Thls eN-
uer;ment was performed last evening by Mr. SrNpES'
LAND. during his Lecture the Humsn Soul IN Lyce
nm, Hall Broadway near Prince,st. which was Literally
crowded by m intelligent, and highly gratfed audience
Tonight the lecturer produces and explains the phenom
cnon of Ghosts OF course, all who wish to sec Nhost
will attend
P S-Wc are happy to announce that the Ghosts 10
make their appearance on this occasion are cnafe!
harmless AS lhey not realities but merely appsr
tons and will only appear to appear The audience
however must appear by proxy but are expected TO
attend in person
De MEYER WALrz-Firth Il Hall have sent us
new waltz with this title by Miss Augusta Browne
was evidently written under the influence OF the great
masters playing and is alive with power briancy AID
audacv We think it the best original waltz published
in New.York for long time The style in which 1t Is
published is truly magnificent and well BELTS the excel
len, portrait Of the Prince of Pianiss with which the
tte-pagc is euibellishcd.
NEW MUsic--lf all the notes we have ON our
desk tonight were capable OF discount we should be-
az they say the South in town with pocket full OF
rocks First have super-elegant issue OF the
Valse Bohcmienne as taught by Mr.. WHALE and his
accomplished daughter-with full description OF the
figure By the celebrated Cearius. Next comes pretty
little serenadc-duet Wake tairest wake by Nicholas
Pike-a new conner in musical waters. These are pub
lshed by w. vanderbeek, 3a5 Broadway.
Then we have fine lot OF beautiful music Tor the
Guitar published BY Philip Ernst X Son, and two de
lshtfu things the Piano By Wolenhaupt from the
same publishers. Among the Guitar Music we see Six
Melodies Noc,urncs, by Z. De Ferranti Pettcs Baga
telles Agrsabes, by Ernst Rondino &c. &c.
rT LA REDowA, as danced in London and
Paris with figures By Cellarius and the Bohemian he
dowa as played by Kammeyrer's Band, have just been
published by Firth, Hall K Pond, 40 Broadway and
Franklin square.
y We understand that the mystic truths Of
Magnetism in process OF some OF the most eN-
tfaordinary Developments that have yet been given TO
the world and that some facts will shortly make their
appearance which win star,le every into
investigation OF this matter We have received some
proofsheets OF a work by Professor BUSH which will
soon make its appenrsnce-and OF which cannot say
more to-day.
E. They say that the Harpers are about to give
US a new novel BY Bulwer Now then, let see il the
spell the sometime magician hes Loaf its power upon
the reading public.
WONDERFUL ARKIrEcTURE-lt you wish to
something strange stop at the room of Master JAMES
SANGsrER in Lasrge Buildings, No 293 Broadway, and
see his carved representation OF Noah and his Family
understand that they were all carved in wood with
common jack knite-by boy only fourteen years old
you will begin But it's true, nevertheless
and as the only compensation this embryo artist
pec Is from the proceeds OF the little exhibition he has
got up of mis- wonderful work, pray you go and
see it You may be helping along in the culture and de
veopment OF great genius. whose fame shall day
become light and glory throughout, the land
MARES NEsr-Our Police officers were yes.
terday put upon the ga, rire by announcement in
OF the morning papers that carpet bag containing
100000 had lately been stolen from OF Adams's Ex
press wagons in Boston. From reliable information 1t
has been ascertaned that the bag alluded 10 bag
OF buttons and shirt collars 1t appears that Mr. Bras
to- travelling agent OF Messrs Robinson * CO. button
manufacturers of A,tleboroug Mass and formerly
of the Railroad Conductors, being acquainted with Ad
ass Express agents. got into the with the driver
of the vehicles and threw his bag careIessly into
the back part of the wagon which thievish rogue
observing he undertook the enterprise OF abstractns
hererom. Fortunately for the agent the rascal was
observed carrying off his supposed valuable treasure
and being closely pursued the buttons proved weghiy
impede MS retreat he therefore threw them with
the bag in which they contained into an entry
the door OF which being open, afforded him opportu.
nifty OF escaping He undoubtedly thought the jingbe
caused by douboons or sovereigns and he Of
10th to part with his booty but his liberty
CURED the sacrifice and he did not hesitate to make it
The agent recovered his neck linen and the rogue
by his activity escaped 60 much for the 100000 rob
berry.
- When John c. Holland Esq President OF