New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27


various benevolent Institutions
American Bible Society 5000
American Tract Society .......-... lOV0
Irs,itution for The Blind. 5000
Protestant Half Orphan Asylum 5000
rF- The Commercial, complaining Of the piles
of bricks &c 10 the lower part Of Broadway speaks OF
the Interruption Of the site Of Old Grace Church
That interruption has disappeared So We have the best
reason 10 know On Tuesday evening we had made up
our mind suggest with some energy that ouses 10
be removed but rather ls,s hour having occasion
70 pass BY the place we found the bricks smoothly piled
IN on the lot and the clear the moss seru
pulous advocate Of municipal nesiness could desire
The FIRENEN or FALL RIvER.-Catsrsct Com
psny No OF the Fall River yirsmen visited this City
yesterday They arrived 10 the morning BY the invita-
ton of Can't Coustock on board that splendid and ia.
yori,e boat the Bay State and returned In her 10 the al
ternooa. They were 6ne looking set of fellows, and
their uniform,-bue trimmed With silver-w" the
hand.omss. we ever saw worn BY shre company Their
rank, were full numbering more than eighty. and they
uele accompanied by band whose members 70 rm
part of the regular working force of the Company Al
ter visiting the City Hall In body where they were
eouteousy received By his honor thu Mayor and taxing
look At the town in general they sat down TO hand
some dinner the Aston House and at O'Clock lett GO
their return regre,ng that their vis, was 50 short we
shall hope to them here again and not without toe
escoTt OF some OF our own bremen.
rs. Norma was listened to al Castle Garden
last evening by an audience Of four thousand per
SOM. a. va should Judge Leveri Poon ives in better
xoice than usual and the other characters were ned
IN the satisfaction of the audience generally Iedesco
and Rauieri we're especially spplsuded. The "no'e
WA. new illustration Of Whist we have 50 often spoken
of az the great merit of the troupe, its completeness
Though not boating artist OF the hisnest rank inc
perfection OF It's details and the power devoted 10 inc
subordinate parts give higher and more un~oyed pies
.ure than one or two good singers badly supported can
/ ever do We shal pert with great regret from senior
yuarinos Company; we can hardly nope 10, snU.n s
with which so little fault can be found OF which WI" VIZ
/ SO good Justice 10 the music II performs
rvsThe Frpress MARI ates the following interest
ing incident in connection with the conhagraton Oh VI"
Krkmsp'. establishment In Csthsrinest on Ihursday
evening:
SO sudden and quick was the spread oil the names
! that Mr. X and his family came very near pe'ns &c
srovsd nv them q 10 of his daughters, Mas Margaret
Krsman young Ia, " about 10 years OF age ony -
capped after being rely burnt oy jumping lou VIC
story rant winSo of the room 10 whicn sue
II va. for some moment "a scene of the most thrilling ana
agonzing interest tho ~ who had ssseinoieu ~ 80
OF the burning building me iour'n s.iy nas.
Al one of these Miss appeared snrleking Ia Hsni,
the FIRE evidently behind he and the smoke pouring ou'
her headno ladders h'd YET arrived. snu nsl
sructon see med inevitable she urea Al nft "
l the danes by which she bah been already severely
burnt got out the sill of the window out was e'
dent he must soon perish there, ana 'ne cry 10 80,
for her to iump-other voices. nmong winch ~ .nis
time tina, OF her father, e,cla inning not YET s'
moment till get ready for you iestner geo W. y
instantly procured held about three the gfouno
by ak gallant hearts who were in reat Jeopsrdy ,na'
she might fall upon and 10 ure one or loto 0i 'ue ~
they beeded and cared not for thu by ,nls u'"
/ Miss krkman. 10 escape from the smo.te anu ns"es
was then compelled to let herself down. sno was seen
hanging By her extended arms from mo Ninuo"
! Jump now the cry. Vast uiuoers VI Potpspus
had now assembled and were lockers 30 ,Is n ,h i
seems Tina young lady soon let go her hoio = ou ~
dizzy height of upward OF fifty feet an Ia an hstsn
Was whiried toward the sidewalk The heart OF every
psrson la that vast multitude started in L1Ting e1lo
ION and suspense doubtful her ilte. 10 fe" mo
nen,s the cry raised safe and three hearty
cheers up, which made tbs very welk ring
The Brooklyn Eagle tells the above story In the iol
lowing way Il shows the difference between buns
Ter and sn artist in the great business Of penny aiming
An Irish woman 10 escape the flames, lssppd from
the am story window aud was caught by Mr.. George
Rice aud others who held bed for her to Jump upon
~ TheNew York correspondence the Charles
ton Courier IN spesking of the Opera at Castle Garden
! lels his fancy loose after this fashion
| Last night all tho world went 10 Castle Garden TO
hear ErRGni and we'll they might Art and nature we're
! never brought into beautiful harmony. Within
the immense resounded the noble music OF Verdi
while without the of the bay classify sleep
ing In the moonlight and sweet air as II from south
ern perumed seas swept through tha balconies OF the
Castle and among the foliage OF the Battery Between
the ladies' with their ords and lovers went OUT on
the promeusdes TO enjoy the scene was ditcut 70
say which more enchanting the music or the msn
Old glOries OF the night II was most sPProPra's TOO
for the Spanish story that was enacted On the stage
needed no great effort Of Imagination 10 carry one away
over the that old land Of mystery and passion
whose soul seemed to thrill through tne strains that
thousands Just within the walls listened 20 enrsptured
Among tho audience at the Opera were the crew OF
the Chinese Junk They seemed 10 be- perfectly de-
lighted The head man among them. Hesing, msnds
RIO rs the red button In his sku cap Indicated, was
particularly interested. He went close TO ths railing
before the orchestra and looked with the most Intense
air Of absorption. Al every person who appeared
upon tho scene. he turned ~ companion who stood
near him. apparently 30 call his attention 10 some I'M
known eeg ance 10 costume or bearing. had no op'
0ortuRity OF speaking with him or would have grail
fed natural curiosity, BY learning what this stranger
from the distant aud unciyizsd Orient thought OF that
extreme OF European art and refinement an Italian
Opera.
Turning my eyes from the Cinnamon, they fell upon
a party Of ladies' aud gentlemen whose features and
complexion gave evidence that they we're Jews. They
too had 20 tbs opera but not In the GARD Of their
fathers Instead OF tne freq graceful dr. lperes Of he
East they the hand work Of Christian tsiiors and
antuamskers Whist Ia motley audience they helped
10 make up Every quarter OF the globe seemed 70
have contributed 10 IT, Walk through tho crowd Ia the
intervals of the performance and you could hear more
languages than you mad ever conceived Of But among
them all the Hebrews still distinct; mystery
seemed surround them and the aashing Of the
bright back eyes Of the ladies iks The ores Of old
affairs shining through tbs ages inexngushabe and In
comprenensole.
Os THE BANKS OF The GCADALQUWER.-This
isvorite song OF Madame Anna Bishop has been puo
lished By Atwil pol Broadway. IL 10 adorned with
portrait Of the fair csniatres Every lady who knows
what is music should have a copy.
ACADEMIA man was run over on w ednesday
az the Of Market and Division and his thigh
much crushed tina, il is supposed smputaton Of the
/ limb mus. be resorted 10.
DIsTISGUIsaED STRAsGERs'-We no longer
complain Of the tsrm. There 3 stranger dstn-
suhed strsngerin the City yesterday and possibly no
yet soiourneth In this wicked place. Commercial.
There distng uished stranger 10 the City some
time sgo also. but perhaps BY this time he has taken his
departure for Holland.
/ II Professor MAFFu 1t will be remembered.
delivers bis Lecture Mexico and the War this eve
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