New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-10

cuiate1 10 make more fsTOrsoie impression than tn'
latter on 3 first hearing An Opera Of Worlds Il no
merely selection of solos Duos, Trios, Sc. arranged
programme for a Concert but composition en-
tire ana complete Of which the ground work is As IS
.en,ial a. the figure. which inwrought We have
no, ,,dled the prssen, piece sufficiently speak Of 4
dscrirnins,ingly The Soprano, signors Rsinieri sp
peared for the first iime in this City. Her voice 4
sousvh. UNEQUAL no, always true in pitch pure ia
quality while her effects often admirable Her de
eencie. are to be attributed rather to unfsvorsbe ns,
RAJ powers than want Of artistic skill; her acting Il
better than that Of singers generally. The baritone
sig Vita sustained fully the high reputation which be
Justly gained on the fret appearance of the Company in
this City HE'S very superior artist although in vocal
power not equal to others who have been here before
The Tenor sig Pere is also fne artist though with
voice whose quality Is not equal to the consumrnsbe
skill with which it Is managed.
GENERAL CONVENTION or THE New CHURCH IN
The UNITED srArEs-The General Convention Of that
body Of Chris,sns who receive the doctrines Of Sve-
denborF met yesterday the Society Library. corner
. Of Broadway and Leonsrdst Oicers for the ensuing
year were appointed and communications from various
Societies and Associations Of the New Church through
out the country were read Communications read
from New Church Societies In Maine, Massachusetts,,
New.York Pennsylvania Maryland ard also from Asso
Citations In Michigan and Illinois and from individuals
10 other parts OF the country The accounts Of the eA
tension and progress of the New Church throughout
country during the pact year, were of nature highly
encouraging to al who hold the views Of swedenbors
The Convention will continue in session all the week,
at the same place.
FOREIGN RELATIONS OF WALL-sT.-The Mar
ouis Daere a man Of a million Of frsnes income, who
recently died =; Paris aged s. by no means I'M
known in Wa.st where his death has been the cause
| of some commoton SEINE eight or ten years ago ne
deposited in the New.York Life Insurance the Farmers
Trust and Ohio Trust something like hundred ihous-
and each and took life annuity from which he an
nusly realized $4,000 This he received in semi
annual payments The conditions were that at bis de-
cease the whole original investments should become the
property of the companies BY his decease they are re-
Heved not ouly from the annual payment OF large sum-
but have realized large profit The Farmers Trust
after calculating interest makes $4,000 Eewfork Life
and Trust $4,000 and other companies in proportion.
A Ngw AND SPLENDID WoRK.-The Panorama
or The Hudson Rirer extending from the City of New
York to the village of Waterford l54 miles drawn from
Nature and engraved by William Wade new edition
published by j. Dsturnel l02 Brosdwsy-is OF the
most magnificent works of its kind offered in this
country for the qualification Of the travelling public
This new deneaion of the Hudson the resul, Of much
observation labor and research s intended to interest
"a well as instruct travellers and others IL forms
,nuous view of the river and its windngs as far nay
gable showing fully both banks as seen from the middle
Of the stream The cities villages landings and eoun
try seats with their distances from New are demo-
ted together with the historical and other important 10
cates The whole forms true picture, and also serves
as topogrst hics plan accompanied by full descrip
ton of all places of the banks Of the noble
Hudson; with full list of all the pssssse steamboats,
that ever ran on the river since the days of Fulton TO
the presenttime.
rE@The new steamer c. VANDERBILT, took
her place on the Boston route ria stonington Mon
day evening This being her first regular trip large
number OF invited guests, including several gentlemen
of the press were on board These, added to the mu
titude Of travellers naturally attracted 10 new boat
formed very large company. The boat left the pier st
o'clock P. NJ. st which time crowds of people had as
sembled to witness her departure The scene was en-
livened by music from D0dworths Band. OF the trip
to stOnngton shall only cay tina, was as agreeable
as dne weather a new and spacious bost gentlemsny
and skiful officers excellent music, and bountifu re-
past could make it. The passage 10 stonngton was &C
complsbed In precisely hours. though We were a.
sured that effort whatever made % attain unusu
al speed The boat ia certainly of the best model and
admirably furnished throughout and, under the man.
agemen OF Capt POTTER cannot fail to acquire high
degree OF popularity. She arrived in HewYork on her
return trip At o'clock yesterday morning ahead Of the
other lines.
lyp One OF the worst practices on the Harlem
Railroad is the excessive crowdng OF the This ia
an imposition upon the public which the Company ought
not to make Let there be enough to sccommo-
date those who wish to ride in sort Of comfort
this ia certainly no, too much to ask for
tv' The Sons of Temperance are to have " Ma.
tions Jubilee" ia Philadelphia Tuesday next Quite
large delegation will attend from this City. bod
worths Cornet and Dnses Brass Band, have been en-
gagged to accompany them.
HARD CAsT-Our article on Tuesday last under
this head did Of apply to Morris a. Davidson,
Esq who we understand filled the Office OF Corpora
ton Attorney under the Native Corporation for few
months.
MILITARY-The City Guard Capt McArdle,
celebrate their anniversary the 18th inst They will
visit Bergen Point for target practice. Dodworhs ia
nous band accompanies them.
HEAVY SrocK.-We understand that Geo. Bruce
Co Of this City have IS tons of ready made type
their shelves.
ELECTION FOR SCHOOL OFFIcERs.-ln the
Fourth Ward Union ticket successul-the officers
chosen were William Hall for Commissioner; Florence
Mccarthy Inspector and Dennis c. Pentz for Trus
tee. Messrs George Weir, Jos. B. Palmer aud Dennis
Mullins the present ncumbents 60 out Mr. Hall, is Of
the firm Of Firth & Hall as ssuueh Wing in politics
a the other two were Tsmmsny
Oae Commissioner, one Inspector and one Trustee
were elected in each Ward. Except the Twelfth, In
which there were two Tsmmany tickets, there
particular opposition. Mr. P. w. Engs, whose sea, for
the Fourteenth Ward vas declared in the Board
Of Education, year or two sgo account Of his
moving from the Ward ha. been returned Commission
er frsm the Ninth Ward Mr.. ST. John Principal in
James street Ward School has been returned for Sew
snteenth Ward.
TIE following changes Cor reelection Of Commits
sioners) have taken place TO the members of the
Board Of Education
First Ward-Mr Grape reelected.
S,eOad Yerd-Thomss II. Leggett and Robert Thomp
- Ia, ii, ula Of l.. Cross expired and l. q