New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

Spain, France and Germany. When we begsn to I'M
porr them Americans would doubdeas find :he Of eS.
quisite iavori
Some farther remarks were made the subjec: OF
Grapes, Pears. &c by Gov. Edwards, Dr.. Mason snd
Col Clark DR.. Gardner defended eoquerty the Euro
pean Grape and stated that it a superior Grape
when found wild which the with the Amer
Jean Grape His opinion that the Isabella and ca
/ tawbs were hybrids.
After come farther conversation the Society adjourned
to the evening of Wednesday. April Il.
| GRAND CoScERT-This evening at the Taberna-
Gle Mr. George Loier viii produce for The rs time in
America Feicien Davids grest Vocal snd ustrumsntal
Symphony of lie Desert. This grand work. original
in its conception novel in its details is filed with
passages of sublime beauty and passionate feeling it
places eere the hearer in vivid coors the many vicis
sudes Of travellers the parched sands Of the bound
less desert describes tie approach OF the Caravan
the fearful coming of the blasting sinoom the prayers
for escape the hating Of the footweary pilgrims the
evening song The concert, the dance, the repose and
finally the Mezzun's call to morning prayer and tie de-
parture of the Caravan.
Felicien David by this composition rose from OBSCURE
y into unbounded popularity in single night and his
fame has extended the whole continent of Europe
Wherever the work has been produced il has been play
ed to crowded audiences for many nights in succession
Mr. Loder cannot fail to succeed, for he has secured al
the available taen, in the CRY both vocal and nsrunen
tai The band In number will be equal to the Phlhar
monte and will in respects possess more power
and the chorus will be very large and composed of the
best amateurs in the City.
Two grand Overtures will also be performed, one by
Lndpaiutner and the other by Mr.. Loder We glad
to have an opportunity to hear Mr. Loders beautiful
Cornes Overture Marrnion once again.
We hope the whole OF the Tusic.loving people
of NewYork upon this occasion. for the beneficial
exertons OF Nr. Loer in the cause OF Music imperative
Is cali upon the patronage OF our citizens.
II Several hundred persons assembled in the
Park yesterday afternoon the subject OF the imprson
rnent OF Nike Walsh Speeches were made by Massrs.
Doane Newman and one or two others. and some De.
uuuciatery resolutions were adopted.
TRIAL OF POLLY BoprNE-The new trial of Pol
" Bodine for the alleged murder of Mrs Houseman and
child which has been granted by the Supreme Court
will commence, understand, AZ Newburgh Mon
day next
CJ Dr. WIET1Sd gives his last lecture on Phys
ology &c this evening. at Clinton Hall.
II The steamboat Mountaineer was launched
Yesterday from the feet of Twelthst She is l40 feet
long 81 feet beam and intended to ply between this City
and Peekssil At the head of Water.st fine clipper.
schooner of 100 qurthen called the Perine also
launched She is designed for the cOasting trade, and
owned by Mcrsrs Henry D. Smith and Clark Elliot OF
sliddletown, Conn.
70 The Hibernia sailed from Boston yesterday
with 40 passengers.
~ The Foreman OF Hose Co 81 informs US tha,
at the Asor Honse fire. on Tuesday night, Hose
Co 81 first Southwark t3s) second No third and
No. ~ fourth. company were aso on The ground from
Yorkvile The stores under the As,or House suffered
good deal from ws.er-cspecialy the bookstores Of
& H. Langley and Bartlett & Wexford. Their osses
however were covered by insurance. While the FIRE
was going on at the Aston House ucendissm of pre-
csey similar character was discovered and defeated
AT the Howard Hotel
THE GUEsT'-Mrs r. S. Nichols, one of the
sweetest song birds OF the prares has commenced the
publication of beautiful quarto periodical at Cincin
NATL under this title. II is very intellectual affair and
makes strong appeal to the patronage of the chivalrc
Wet Among the contributors we notice Mrs. Ann P
Dinnies OF ST. Louisa poetess of worldwide fame.
EP We ask attention TO the card of Mr.. Ed
MoNDs Instructor in French, which first appeared in
Yesterday paper He visits our City with the strong
est testimonials from those whose judgment in such
lnatters may be implicitly relied on.
H@ We invite the attention of our readers 10
Mr. James G. Motifs advertisement in another column.
His facilities for manufacturing Solar Lamps Grandoles
German Silver &c are large. and his articles equal
! 10 thosc imported of the highest finish.
EP The Home Branch of the Hutchinson Fam
liz give Concert this evening Gothic Hall, Brooklyn.
They will commence giving Concerts in this City next
week.
! H Messrs Tuttle 4 Ducuzeau, Auction and
Commission Merchants $50 Pearlst attend per sonally
to out door sales. They deserve be patrouised,
they are worthy. enterprising young men
f19J@ curiosity in the form of live SLoTH from
South America may be at the American Museum
There are so,hs enough in City and Country but
real four legged except this and advise the pub
| lie to take peep at the animal.
PoL1cE-Y esterday-R Richard Stains, coored
man was arrested and committed charge of stealing
clothing worth so from the house OF Sarah R. Clark,
corner of East Broadway and Markctst.-- A woman
named Margaret Chase, residing at No 2i6 Muberryst
was dreadfuy burned yesterday morning By her clothes
takiug FIRE while she in the act OF emptyng some
live Goals from portable furnace She was taken to
the City Hospital where every attention paid to herr
II is thought however that she cannot recover
Officer Enee, of the ll,h Ward Police, Tuesday
night found lying in the street the Dry Dock
in state of insenSibity. with dreadful wound upon
the head The wounded mau was taken TO the station
house and physician sent for when restoraves were
successfully applied and the injured man being resored
! to his gave his name as Charles H. Aymar; ne
unable give any account OF the serious accident
that had befslen him, excep, that man him on the
head |, Is probably case of highway robbery.
E5 line ceieUEateu paintilS vi Suiial neaiiuS VIC
sick by West, has for some days been in course Of
exhibition in this City, as also in Georgetown and Alex
andra 1t is the presented by West to the Hos.
pilal at Philadelphia which has remained stationary 1t
is however equal to it in all respects and IN point OF
coorine said to surpass it. It was purchased for about
$4,000 200 square feet of canvass and embraces
81 characters painted in the size of life has been
placed for exhibition in number OF the churches Of
the District President Polk and bis lady, who seldom
visit public psces paid high tribute to the memory OF
our American artist by visiting and contemplating 1t
with much interest. Wash Cor. Jour Commerce
LATE ASD IMPORTANT FROM MEXIco.-We are
indebted to gentleman who arrived here to-day from
Havana via Charleston in the snort passage OF eight
days for the following important intelligence:
The Junista arrived Havana on The evening o! the
2ad ut from Vera Cruz which place she sailed from the
10th ut bringing advices up 20 that day and by the Cap
tain We learn tina, grea, change had taken place IN The
state of our relations with Mexico.
1t appears tia, Paroles has been induced 10 alter his
tone 70 strong manifestations exhibited against
war with the United States and that Mr. Slide our M;T
er had been duly notified that The Government aee ready
10 consider propositions he had make behalf Of our
Government and that there existed no doubt bur that the