New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

itv OF power, while it possesses the greatest deli
cscy and al aiuos, perfect heXbility Here style Is
thoroughly formed ana makes itself known TO you at
once S. a consistent symmetrical thing. upon which you
NAV confidently depend Her pronunciation ct Italian
is better than that OF any nottian singer have ever
heard although OF course is not tautess Her scaics
both datonic and chromatic, arc highly finished and
there is a tone which speaks OF thorough and correct
practice in every She takes difficult, intervals with
the utmost certainty and sings generally quietly and
with apparent
But the most striking points in the performance
OF this artist are the iuteikc purity OF her mes'o
roce-where the action OF opera music ought mostly
TO he laid-and the exceeding brllliancy and power
OF her 5rdruye and fori;Hr Here she is always tine
at times truly great She did seem to be entire
lv up in the Scsirnniie music Thursday night
and we much desire to hear her again before speak
ing OF her in so high Terms her friends always
more partial than udicous have already done. Ii in
addition to the splendid powers she exhibited on Thurs
day evening she possess the divine gift of genius which
can alone cause true spiritual enchanment to exhalo
from the reproduction OF musical sounds and without
which the most perfect them die in the portals OF the
carve shall gladly welcome her Greatness, wor
thy of that unqucsuoning admiration which only Genius
can inspire.
q SWoRt gives his third Concert This Even.
ing at the Tabernacle assisted by Sgnora pIco, Miss
Moss and Mr. MEYER We predict tina, this will be more
brilliantly successful point OF fashion and attendance
than either the other to the powers OF the art
ist that scarcely be triumphanty manifested
than Friday evening. Never have we listened To op
plause more unanimous, moro enthusiastic. We arc
pleased the prospect OF again listening to the SUI
perb singing Of Poo.
THE NEW WoRLD.-The greatest anxiety is felt
for the fate OF this splendid packet ship She sailed
from Boston this port Monday last in ballast and
has been heard of Tuesday the day OF the gale
when che heading for the land. Her ballast con-
sisted o. 400 of gravel which, if she was Knocked
down by squa would shift and keep her on her beam
ends She OF 400 burden and built at Boston
for Grinnc Mntirn & Co under the personal supcrin
tcndcnce of Capt Skddy who was part Capt
Skiddy in her also Mr.. Frank Skiddy, sugar
broker OF this City. Mr.. Geo. l.. Schuyler would also
have been board had he fortunately missed the
boat when about leave for Boston. We trust that our
next Marine List will contain her arrival.
To the anxiety in relation to the above ship is added
the fears in regard the safety of the Great Britain
supposed to be out since the 22d ult.-26 days. We
shall learn b. the Britannia due, whether she did
sail her regular day Among her passengers are Rev
Dr. Cox Brooklyn with several other distinguished
engaged at the Park.
P. S-The Telegraph at sunset reports large new
ship at anchor at 5. W Spit supposed to be the New
! World
" De MEYER had great Concert in Boston on
Thursday, The Boston editors make dreadful work in
their attempts at writing musical criticisms.
g9 An Abolition meeting is held This Evening
al the Wesleyan Chapel in kingst. Hudson. sev
eral able speakers are expected to be present.
-" YANKEE DOODLE will do. The second mum
Der is very decided improvement the first, espe
cialy in the Illustrations There Is still plenty Of
for improvement which Yankee shows excellent dis
position to fully occupy.
New BROADWAY SroRE.--ln our advertising
columns will be found all advertisement OF Messrs. SEA-
& Muir who have Jus, opened splendid
at No. 32l Broadway. Mr.. SEAMAN Is present
the Representative in Congress from Kings and Rich
mond Counties, and was for many years known the
senior partner of extensive obbing house in Pearl
Mr.. MUTa for several years member Of the hrm OF
A. T. Stewart Co. from which he retired the lst OF
January last and his experience in that house. and mis-
perfect knowledge OF tho Broadway trade will doubt
enable him 10 offer all times the stock goods be adapt
ed the prevailing and fashions and the require
cinty. Mr. Dickson, the junior partner for sixteen
years in the employ of Stewart & Co. and is therefore
well known the purchasers that establishment.
These gentlemen now occupy the large and splendid
building adjoining the north side Of the Hospital Green
the rst story Of which IL devoted the general retail
department The second story is devoted shawls and
mourning goods and the third and fourth the
iobbing trade exclusively.
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the Kennebec vocalisa have returned TO the City
and give series of Concerts to-day at the Museum The
first takes place 3! O'Clock this afternoon the second
AT This evening and the third at quarter past at
each OF which Inc Shaking Quakers give their exhibit
lions of the dancing, shaking, whrlng &c peculiar TO
their people and variety of other chase and amusing
performances take place. The Manager OF the Museum
has placed additional galleries in his Saloon By means
I Of which ne will accommodate some hundred or two
more persons time. These with his double per
ouances each evening, Will enable him to entertain
grester number of persons daily end nightly than any
1 other place OF Amusement in the City
u One of Wilder's salamander Safes has Just
been placed in the Fair by Mr. Herring the manuactu.
his in the rough Imprinted and shows the perfec
ton to which the manufacturing Of this article haa been
brought Most OF the work Mr. HerriDg's factory ia
]
feet work than hand power The Safe is we'll worthy of
the attention Of yisitors
/ SADDLERY WARE.-No. 735 at the Ear marks
Two cases, By Thos Fitzharis 81 Atlantic Brooklyn
One Saddle of great value and By far the best work
nanship exhibited tie other is light Harness steel
mounted and ornameuted with style Of stitched
homework superior any thing hare ever seen.
Both articles entirely of American manufacture and
regards style materials and workmanship are emu
tied TO the FIRST premium Those desircus tasteful
and tuly elegant should call on Mr. Fitzharrs
u We would again remind the community Of
DR.. BASSTSes Course CT Free Scientific Lectures
mencing this evening in Central Brooune-s Church.
! |. We understand thar the lst Brigade n Y
STATE A-rlerJ under the command Of Gen. Hail viii
parade to-day for annual inspection and re7iew The
review VIII take place TOrnpkinssquare, a, abou.
o'clock P N. This Brigade comprises the ID Regiment.
! Governors Guard Sd Regiment Cyashington Grays)
+ 9Th Regiment, Nationd Cadets and 9th Regiment
/ CNsionaI Guard)