New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11
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~ =. elegantly. furnished md acnnebiy-aoJu''eu
w and eating establishment In this ceun'fy. LUG
- ,be Brothers D>lGou!co has for quarter OF q
seep lastly p.o-. ted among all the pnilosopn'cai
" ,s,cuche & .is '4ctry, and their estaoH'nmen' III
ae rv,u,ansi INSTITUTED one OF the sights Of the
,s..,occ,is The 1Opse Just opened BY these enter
.,,,,,rne roadway opposite the Bowling green
s.,rsver. In =. OF locality, elegance, convenience,
&c. - In advance OF the old, and may be regard
very poetry Of eating There SIX stories
.,.ve I, /. ,1) Of the nea,es. and most exQu'tely
on,ea rooms consisting Of parors and bedrooms united
~ combined in one bedrooms alone, al furnished
~, costly and luxurious taste, in the style Of Louis XIV
rented 20 bachelors prices ranging from $40 to $50
1on,h including attendance. After this. the happy
sr en- sarcon selects bis dinners from the Bill OF Fare
afpy 10 his taste or the circumstances Of his purse
IA dimes IN quiet, OF marble, the most delicious srencn
s,rv-lourges in luxurious Jatea, fss asleep under
.ootbpy glow Of light Uttered through rosy curtains
nd dreams that he 10 In Paradise
~ take esoecia notice OF this houIe. because II Is ID
m VOL worthy Of because It's propre'ors are oia sno
.,sc,ea residents Of NewYork, and also because we
,rk hat such lodging and boarding houses ior young
ga This are admirably calculated TO save many ifotn
s ursr,t Of dissipation aud vice, resort 70 when ID
s,c forced upon Them by the total absence Oh coio''
,b.,r dre.y boarding house garrets. man, whethef
,,,Ie or mares who has such coInrnedi'us elegant
d ,say luxurious Aorns will find it safe and oeshtiu
.t-e from many OF the temptations and brutalizing e1
i.smrnt, Of 4 City life. We can imagine no greater
change than from the miserable monotony the skeleton
NETS tie disgusting gravy and buggy mattresses Oh
;pgle.genemans boarding house to the any
,ssoiny and yet not over-eypensivc delights Of such
place Demonicos
fz5- The streets were full of soldiers yesterday
and the clear of the military bands wreathec say
with the sunshine Soldiers are popular creatures ho
the Military have pleasant time enough o. H-"nhe
there il no hghng be done Aprepos des 50nes-"hen
=, Cen Dixon to leave with his regiment bearing thew
colors to scenes of peril and glory
tFy In our haste 10 congratulate the rising and
ndng generation on the that those Benches were to
he built around the Fountain forgot 10 mention that
The unacent apportonmen Of our City Fathers for this
urpose amounts 10 the incredible sum Of One Hundred
Dollars
~ Miss EMILY CHUBBUcx, SO well and favor
blv known 10 the literary world as Fanny Forester
ras married 10 Rev AposrRAs JUDsoN Of the Birman
Mission, on the I'd inst. at Hamilton, Madison Co.
NV MUsrc.-A A Van Gelder, 265 Bowery,
has sent La Mon;agnarde' brilliant Waltz by Burg
miller 'vaze Briante' by William Mason and the
tidy Waltz by Samuel Jackson.
w. The RAvELs appear again at Niblo's tonight.
We believe they are auess In their astonishing per-
emeuces than ever Madame Leon Javee is certain to
become an immense favorite.
rg@ We are truly happy in announcing that Inc
Franco American. the able French journal commenced
bvN MASON, is permanently resumed, and appears IN
an enlarged and beautiful FORM We wish Its accomplished
and talented Editors long and pleasant voyage over the
Of Journalism
y-Y> The SCHOLARS FAIR for School OF INDUS
try now being held at lao Grand-st corner OF Elm Is
ONO OF the interesting places IN the City Tor spending
charitable and coutcmpative hour, ind s object is one
that should command the active sympa;hies OF every true
friend of Education and the Physical Regeneration Of
Man.
~ HERR ALEXANDER the most magical of
mspcans whose fcats delighted and asonished the
town few months since has returned TO the City and re-
commences his entertainments at Panos opera-house OH
Monday evening next. He is no common tuggler.
rT- HoBoKEN yesterday most beautiful,
so rest of The season. and thousands improved the lovely
,o IN crossing 10 and examining the beauties of Ho-
hok.r The refreshing and exhlersng atmosphere ever
o,s NJ This charming resort should induce mothers 10
toxic their children Often II health pleasure and exercise
Is desirable.
fa- This is not the age Of poetry-yet Squire
ZONES, daughter has inspired Down Easter, who gets
himself of as follows:
Red Is the rosy poseyt hue,
That grows down In the "holeTs,''
And red Is uncle Ma hans barn,
That cost hundred dollars;
And red is sister Saliy's shawl,
TbN cousin Levi bought her,
But redder still the blooming cheek
or Squire Jones's daughter
RS. SyvoBr the great Violinist, is positively to
como 10 this Country during the present as We
learn y private letters received by the last steamer Now
then gentlemen OF the Press let keep cool and not per-
NIT the 100 free exercise Of good nature to subject US
N Tho suspcions OF those who deem Impossible thai
others should be better than themselves For our own
pnr we have pledged ourselves upon the Great Cucumber
10 keep cool and placid There not the least doubt that
Svor s one the greatest CT living artists and WILL as
be has right do win abundance of fame and money IN
our susceptible enthusiastic and noblehearted Country
The European Press in this instance to have
h.used panegyrc and left nothing but TO admire. The
following from the MaRcas,ter Guardian-and evidently
written by musical CRITICS. scarcely fair ave-
rage OF the hsh terms which the Journals OF Europe
speak OF this artist:
But what shall say of Sivors aultess performan-
cps give the reader adequate ideser even faint
mpres.,cn-oi thcma he is the embodiment OF the
spirit Of music. And there must be secret in
bis physical mechanism. which 1t would be interesting
to the sna,ost 10 unravel; for while his tremendous
tone and distinct execution denote great muscular pow
er-exercised apparently without An etort-he has the
most petit fsure-lbeit most compact and well proper
uonec-that we have ever among the adult profess
OF the srt musical. Then his executive tests
would require ihe pen Of the rea6est stenogrspher
and the OF experienced practical musician
say nothing of eye and ear OF the most
sihluiep-(snd OF these qualifications lay
claim)- duly note the marves which he performs-
Sometimes we have a movement OF transparent smpli
city and pahos,anon the treatment is elaborate, bril-
liant and of perspicuous completely. By and by
the subject escapes from its ornate acknowledgements but
only consigned TO another series Of esboratons-
Il possible more toriuous than the former. Here
dad ii lostng down the melodal stream while the bow
playing all of antics above, in rapid passages
alternating on the first and fourth strings Then the
stream troubled and the outline OF the subject
broken in the ripping OF GrpeSsos passages in demi
tquAvers and startling pi:catos ha four strings
Al once as II the enrsged performer hsd resolved To
oseet hs much tortured instrument transverscy and
thus st once TO end It's eloquent oupourings and his
exhibitions. Sustained notes. interminged with run.
mig pt:;cG!os produced BY the left hand constant
throwing in Of harmoncs and rapid in
perfectly intoned zone OF the difficult tho not most
,trikipc, achievements the VIOLIN. few of the
farther evidences of executive skill which IL occurs To
u'to notice The concerto performed on th, occasion
OF Sivoris own compositions calculated 10 ex.
bhis the extraordinary powers which we have imper.
tecty erdeavored TO indicate.
AccpENr.-A child eighteen months of age