New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-18
City Items.

Presbyterian Church, Twenty second.st-Rer DR..
Mason will preach in the evening.
Church OF the PlriiGas 10 the Chapel OF the Union
Theological Seminary-Rev DR.. Cheever will preach
in the morning lOi o'clock and evening u O'Clock
Oreaard.st. Uairersalis Chnreh.-Rev. O. A. Skinner
breaches at 10; A NJ. and 3! PM
PrssJreran Churea University p.ace.-Dr. Potts
will lecture in the evening at y o'clock.
Foarthst Uairersalis. Chrrch between Avenue and
Grey Mr. Graves viii preach at I0i A. NJ 81 and u
P. NJ
p- The Me,r. FORK and Brooklyn Foreign Ms
sonary Society auxiliary to the A. B. c. f NJ will hold
It's annual meeting the Broadway Tabernacle tomor
row evening, 10Th Inst Addresses By Rev. Mr.. Thomp
son and Rev Mr.. Do.y of the China Mission
Egs The Anniversary Of the n. Y. Seaman's
Society is to be held in the Mariners Church, Roosc
vcltst Sunday evening.
EY Tomorrow is the Anniversary Of the Youth 5
Missionary Society attached 10 Dr. Krebs Church in
Ru,cers.st Exercises to commeuceas II o'clock. Ad-
dresses by the pastor and Rev. Dr.. Hutton.
II The Congregation worshiping, heretofore, in
the Chapel Of the Theological Seminary University
place. have taken measures for tho immediate erection
of house OF worship Seventeenshst near Fiithav
CoycERr.-The German Charitable Society gives
s Annual Concert to-ngh, at the Tabernacle. Several
distinguished artists have been engaged and there Is
LITTLE doubt that the house will be crowded. The Aue
Hr,in Of Miss NoRrHALL is an exquisite thing, md s
sung BY tina. artist with purity OF taste and power of
expression uuapproacbabe by any vocalist in the United
| States nj the present time Miss Norths who has
Gently achieved the most gratifying triumph in that
severe and classic capital OF good taste Boston per
ccy fulfilling all the splendid promises of her opening
professional The opinions we have 30 often ex
dressed regarding tho talents OF this lady IN.
hesi,angy admitted in thee principal cities and her
fame certain Miss koRSISSKY (Contrato OF the ter
man n.ra) In alao charming singer aud the grand duet
| bstwsen hsr and Mics Northal. Deb Conte we are
sire will be performed in truly artistic manner SEN
bor Noronhu Portuguese volint OF great celebrity,
who Just arrived in the City from th. ms
Altogether the character OF the entertainments 40
| worthy the occasion.
e AUSTIN PHILLrrS one of our best and most
deserving resident artists gives hs Annual Benefit Con-
cert the Apollo Monday evening" assisted by Mrs.
A. Phillips Miss Mary Taylor Mr. Sheppard, Mr. Davis,
ION the Bcshm Flute) Mr.. Loder Mr. Timm. &c. Tho
celebrated and inimiabe Dodworth Band are also
engaged
~ Mr.. BRoUGHAl, 10 whom seems TO have de-
seconded the mlrth.p provoking wand of poor Power,
gives one Of his inde.cribabe Evenings tonight At
Palmo's. These entertainments have created great
sensation.
II The Benin FLUTE achieved u perfect tri-
umph Thursday evening, in the hands Of Mr Days
While listening the splendid OF this instrument
which seemed to be poured forth with the freedom and
of Canary's song, and yet were every note ex
qulsltey true the demands of Art could help
nhug tha. the Magic Flute longer fabulous
instrument. The Tema from Acteon by Tuon and
the Air by Mayseder, (Op. 40, whose difficulties every
fu,s, has broken his shins over cxquisiteIy
given and served sbow the great facility OF the
Flute in the perpexlng hey Of four sharps LIZ D6sr
h. aHpp avn htfnda Inrtnl danth
which never before knew the Flute possess. The
accessories TO this good The duet between
Miss Watson and Mrs Loder and the Piano forte duet
by rmm and King were especially fue. Tho Music
Fever Is rapidly rising again in New York
~ 4. ST. Quincy 303I Broadway, has sue
cceded in producing from his Manu- factory the most e
gusite varity Of Ladies' Shell Combs seen Queen
Msb's fairy not gracefully carved shun
these delicate articles.
II j. 7. S. SMITH, 592 Broadway, has sent us
homeopathic Corn.Paster which has proved to
possess great virtues The homeopathic Medicines We
believe all now successfully produced at Mr. Smiths
establishment
S Mr.. w. WHALi and daughter give their
Closing Exhibition sor6e for the season at Constitution
Hall, $50 Broadway; Tuesday Several beautiful
fancy have been arranged be- performed by the
pupils and the aar will be full Of pleasurabe excite
neus
Mr.. BRADBgRY's FEsrIvAL.-The Tabernacle
crowded last evening hear the warnings OF
one thousand young pupils OF Mr.. Bradbury II was
rich
FRENCH CooKERY-Graham has sent us
French Cook te't pcpiLoe which contains exposi
ton of all the delicious Of the French Cuisine
1t is worthy OF the gravy.ess attention.
r. stable al the corner of Harrison and Staple
destroyed by ire abou, l2 o'clock ass night.
II II will probably be recollected that about
year ago upward Of hundred persons lost their
lives by the giving way Of suspension bridge al Var.
mouth, EGG. while engaged ia Witnessing amu.inr
aquatic exhibition consisting Of clown connected with
Mr. Ashby's Circus being drawn down the river In
wash.tub By geese. Mr. Nelson. the inventor of the
Rock HarmOrcon was The man Of the wsSh-rub on that
occasion
GENERAL -Yestcrday-Henry Smith
was ted for malicious mischief In cutting and destroy
Ing wagons belonging Mr. Rapp, Of No IS Third
He acquitted Of forfeited bail
upia course and lof .John,Wa,son was
tried for false reterces IL obtaining some gold plaras
and three false teeth by representing that they had been
sent FOR by Dr.. Parmelee in whose employment. he was
Guil.y-sentenced tomorrow Francis Stewart vas
.ed FOR perjury In falsely swearing that he was the
owner OF a lot Of ground No. 49 Woosters, when be-
coming bail for Michael Wash for $50, in June last
Ee was acquitted
Police Yssterday.-A Frenchman named Clio
degseney accidentally stepped into the river the ferry
landing foot Of Wsrut-st and rescued by Mr. John
brown Barney Jones escaped convict rura Black
wells Island, was arrested and sent back Mar Gal
agher arrested for stealing s32 from Joseph ,cyg
AID l54 Leonard Charles Smith for grand larceny
1.-The house No 70t Jannesst broken open and
trunk stolen containing $3.50 in American gold and
sityer watch, belonging 10 Hrs. Mary Palmer Five
pieces Of cloth were stolen from trout Of the store No
p CathaEtne-s'. There were any quantity Of pett
iarcenies.
CoRosER's OPFIcE-Yssterday-W Coffin,
native OF England aged 35 year, found floating in
The water near the foot OF Whehalist The deceased
had been gn,e keeper for the Staten Island Ferry and
hss been tcr about weeks Il Is supposed that
ne accidentally fell into the water.
u Grand Family Holiday Performances take place Al
The American Museum is afternoon O'Clock ard IN
The egening al y. The famous I've year old Drumu,er
ip!endd Dtoramss, Oiasoiylng Views, Greet Western
Harr1on, ana ether stractious appear and bot r
zens and strangers VIII ind IN enerlsinent worth heir
yirac and MONEY ''o.'- s'et