New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
CITY ITEMS.

whom our musical world will remember as Ssnorins
Msocch she having volunteered her services As prima
donna for the remainder Of the season consequently
Ro.sinis senirsms will be presented without fnl on
wednesday evening and will once more crowd Palmos
with the coSnosea and those who desire 70 pass Tor
such Meanwhile have tonight the nrst act oil IL
ca and the last Of Nina. We presume this Will be the
las, opportunity hearing Benedict 10 MS fsvorte char
scter-s fact which ought Ill the house. That Finale
never grows old in his lips we know BY much exper
ence We heard /, las, Wednesday with the same thrill
Of nten.est delight as at the first time. We must no,
omit to add that as return for the kindness OF siyra
Valtellina the management have set apart Tuesday
evening the 10Th for her benefit.
II The GRAND Vocal CONCERT to be given at
the Tabernacle this evening by the Dettsehe Lsder
kran. or German Song Union will naturally attract the
attention Of lovers Of Music, and especially Of German
Music The chorus is TO consist Of two hundred and
Fifty male voices under the direction OF Prot KrsuskoH
with the aid Of Frsueln Korzinsky Mrs L. A. Jones Mr.
Philip Mayer, Herr Hecht and Mr.. Timm. The pro
gramme Is exceedingly attractive one, comprising
music by Beethoven and Mozart as well as some OF the
more distinguished modern German masters The Che
rus has been trained by Prof Krsuskof who comes
among US with the hlshes, testimonials to his musical
wa. Chorus Master at the great Beethoven Festival In
Germany where the most distinguished artists In the
world were among the performers
u ALEXANDER CAMPBELL recently submitted
10 phrenological examination by Prof FowtHH, VINO
we presume will lay the before the public togeh'
or with likeness OF this distinguished gentleman We
.a-I~--I .h-s 49, -~-'--' ~ p-'S''" - "hicn
he was the founder Is rapidly gaining converts N the
South.
A CLEAN or SUMMER.-Though fs, in May, with
the trees Just going Of blossom into leaf the is
scarcely genial and the atmosphere by warm
yet we have had arst glimpse of June-not in some
garden or conservatory but In the store of friend Knox
the Halter lbs Fulton-st His assortment OF Summer
head gear 1. not profuse but well chosen embracing the
grave and thoughtful Leghorn, the light and flexible
Straw the free and easy Panama, &c. &c These SOM
brvo. foreshadow the speedy approach Of fervd days
The mercury 1909 In the shade with nights short and
musquitoey iced lemonade the first Of Injuries and
living creature cool but in shaded eddy of
a mountain brook-his GOODNESS increasing with your
feversh impotence you draw the fly the surface
or float the bated hook past his nose. ASummer Haiti
sacrifice of stateliness TO comfort which but
donkey would feel like grudging especially for such
Hat as Knox proers to bis customers Look N on him
the FRS, time your head Is warm.
" We call attention to Mr.. c. c. Marshs ad.
rertisement in our advertising columns Of to-day. To
all persons DESTROYS Of attending TO this important study
we would say that we know of no more capable OF
Importing instruction in this science than Mr. Marsh
His reputation As an accountant IT, however too well
known TO need word Of praise from US.
CHRIsrY's MIS.TRELs-These popular singers
have not yet gone to Alabama but viii continue dur
ing the present delight the crowded audiences
Of Mechanics Hall with their sable csntices We have
learned expermentay that unless you 90 early Its
knocking at the door"
FlREs-A fire occurred Saturday evening about
hafpsst six o'clock In the OF 60 William st. sdjon
Ing the extensive drug store of Messrs Thomas Max
well near Maidenane. IL appears that the nre first
discovered in the room occupied by Levi Chapman,
manufacturer the other parts OF the build
Ing were occupied by Mr. J. H. Cassidy, printer, and
others The police Of the Second Ward were promptly
ON the spot and Likewise the hremen who in their usus
quick and effective manner very soon exdngushed the
danes The building was but slightly damsged by IRE,
the greatest injury having been done BY the immense
quantity Of water thrown on the property. Supposed
10 have been the work Of an incendisry.
FIRE was discovered about hslfpsst two o'clock yes
ierdsy morning in the grocery store corner Of Houston
aud Ridge SITS Damage rining
PoLIcE-The dwelling house, 40 Grove-st oc.
cupied by Mr. L. A. Sykes burglsriously entered
the night OF the irst OF May, inst cy forcing open
the second story back window, by which mean. the
robbers entered the room stealing from bureau draw
lsdys bead purse containing about 500 In gold,
lAdys pocketbook OF red morocco with gilt border
tanning els and another purse containing about els IN
gold and silver CON- miniature Of little sir set In
bright lacquered frame small sze gold neckace for
girl with fat links two hair bracelets, with gold
clasps large breast pin, white cornesn stone set
in gold, with sprg OF gold passing the stone Ike
wise some small blue stones set 10 the sprg No
At present; Alexander Wallace and James McAster
u.
Dummond and Smith Of the Seventh Ward, charged
W. attempting 30 pick the pocket OF William Brewer
Detained for examinat The house No. lis West
Seventeenth entered the afternoon Of the ia
and four doors In the attic clothes press writing desk
and several trunks broken open Nothing toen but
new silk purse. No arrest The house Of n. Bru
nell No 56l Houston Of entered on Saturday morn
ing and robbed OF clothing the value Of s35. No
resi- Casper Bush and George w. Saunders ar
rested Saturday night BY otcers Cregior and Mans
aed Of the Seventeenth Ward. charged with breaking
into the OF Jacob Kline Is Pin o. and stealing there
from boots valued al $50 Detained for examination.
Mr.. Albert Wells of No. Jones-lane had his pocket
picked, on "Wednesday evening while standing at the
rcket oEse on board the steamboat Hendrix Hudson
lying .. the wharf Albany of wallet containing Sl75
10 bank bills notes Of hand amounting 70 1900 together
with sundry valuable papers. The thief escaped with
h. plumber some daring thief entered the Office
Of sir Lynds No p WalsL while he left ii for few
mnues Saturday, and stole from the pocket
Of his coat hanging up there a pocket.book con
tanning s33 In notes on the City Bank No arrest.
sarah Smith, Mary Day and Mary Diamond, were yea
terdsy arrested By ofcer Banett Of the sixth Ward
charged with extracting $50 from the pocket Of Robert
Armstrong on the Ponts They were detained to an.
s"er- Mary Green was yesterday arrested BY officer
Lee Of the Fourth Ward charged with stealing purse
containing SO IN gold coin (sovereigns) from Richard
Joice. o! No. "a Thames ST. q house in the Fourth
Ward The money was recovered, and the accused de-
tanned ~ answer
ISQUEsrs-Coroner w alters yesterday held AN
nque.i At tae corner Of ves'ry and West upon the
BODY OF lad named William Kirley a native OF Ire
Land AGED years who Aceidenty fell overheard a, the
foot Of Nestryst and was drowned Verdict According
Coroner A-so held an inquest at No So Cross.
81 upon the body Of Ann Robinson naive Of Ireland
aged "a years who fell about six O'Clock on Friday Al
ter noon from stoop into area distance Of six feet
no oS SrosssI tasreoy iniuring herss 90 severely
that ate died II about two hours aftsryard V.rdtct