New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01
CITY ITEMS.

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clded bsau; and most gratifying triumph The bold
experimental introducing uc o. the elevated rsrse-
tor Of sPoHas C0ncs1o WINTERS Zdiro. &c &c. 70 IN
indiscrimina,e but it pro-ed discriminating audience
o: two or three thousand people country so new n
music As We are could no, have been made By worny
son OF AT that Siro and cordisl and enthusiastic
manner in y1hich the experiment Wa received shows
clearly that cur aspirations sleast Of tie tue sort By
this move SrvozI has endaared hiInsel: every tue
lover Of music in NewYoFk and mas secured place N
the admiration OF our people which none can take from
him We hear that he gives more Concert before
going south
NEW Mrslc-We have seen a piece Of music
entitled Ia the Saddle. sir Gen Worths QuicksteP
most respectfully dedicated to ME friend Major l. c.
Capers who served in Gen Worth's stat through the
whole Florida War When asked-Where viii your
head quarters be this the brave General re-
Piled in the hearing o. MAJOR Capers In my Saddle 81
Composed by Chas Perabeau. The theme OF his
step We ascertaned after good deal ct delyng
among some very odd hanonies to be the CarHira1 Of
Yeaioe-but arranged such way 70 De we!!-niSh
uurecognizabs-perhaps however near the original
as militia training Is TO carnival-Procession.
we have also seen piece Of music, being Of what
appear. to be series, entitled Melodies par Chopin
and Akan Transient pour le Piano par Charles Pern-
beau. A mere accompaniment hiliteH 4pI p!t'tI'AA-
tho melody more clearly during very beautiful va
riations was loaned informed in manuscript
by a professional gentleman TO Mr.. P who to
company him in the piece Mr.. P copied this accom-
paninent ms Akans score somewhat illegible-and
several months after the of the manuscript
ss,on:shed at seeing published it present u;lsed
shape
We also have piece entitled Me,cmpsychoss On.
tbc-,,r 10Th his r1ipc is nv
the great Chopin and tic alterations and distortions IN
troduced in the prcsen, plagiarism anything but i'm
provemcn,s. We MAKE these statements TO put pur.
chasers OF pretended new music their guard. We
have seen the original manuscript; OF the accompaniment
by Alksn. and printed copy OF the Nocturne by
Chopin
WoAD-Tle Subject Of tie Her, Farmers Cla5
The meeting will be held at the American In
stitutc to-day at L. O'Clock. Hood we are
informed from good authority. may be substi-
ruted for lndigo-that Is, 50 parts out Of 100. Our
annual imports OF Indigo in value to S3O1OOO
One million one hundred aud eighteen thousand one
hundred dollars OF Woad can be grown in this country
by our own indus;ry-may be retained among our own
pcople-gyc lie and activity 10 business and add 10 the
resources and independence Of our country.
The obiec, OF the Club to this subject under.
stood Can it be advantageously produced in the United
States We want the why and ~hcrciore-iur and
against. All who have information this subject
requested 10 attend the Club Let have al the facts
which be gathered relating 10 this valuable vegca
BILE If il can oc economically grown here why may
we not supply our nome marke, and also make sd
vanagcous exports to other In the year 1881
McCuoch informs millions OF pounds
imported into Great Britain Bengal Indigo has some
times exceeded three dollars perlb
The subject certainly deserves thorough investcs-
ton and is well worthy the OF farmers We
hope all who have in :heir power will second the au.
dsble objects OF this association.
DEAF AND DuMs.-A celebration on the occasion
of the completion Of the buildings OF the Institution for
the Deaf and Dumb will be held on Wednesday at
O'Clock special train of viii leave the City Hall
al u O'Clock II the weather me there will be large
attendance from the City.
BURGLARY. Tho lewelry store at No. 30 Pearl
St was broken open on Sunday night and robbed of
quantity OF jewcry with which the thieves escaped.
ESCAPED CoNvIcT RErAEEN.-A woman named
Elizabeth Brady = escaped convict from Blackwell5
Island was yesterday r.aken. and sent back to
out the term FOR which she was sentenced
FURIOUS DRlvIS6-A man named Wm- Duffy
was yesterday arrested for driving urcusy in the
THEFT OF HANs.-Richard Thomas was arrested
on charge OF stealing hams from Dr. Brennan OF No. "a
0range.st
GRAND LAKcEXY.-.Ioseph Allen Sarah De For.
res; and Margaret Fem lss; night arrested on
charge OF stealing Si5 from John McEvery. at John
Lsngdon. - Cross 81 They were committed.