New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22
CITY ITEMS.

CONCERT OF TIE Nrw OPERA TRoUPE--We
hal hoped 10 snd space for detailed Of this
cert su, mus, content ourselves with teww words The
iadciousno.s Of tie concert rnsy bo questioned well
az the xiii OF its preparation but the whole it was
very pleasing perform snce sod indication of what
IA in .tore for the Winter mos, encouraging The or
chesira l. good the chorus have heard here
snd two NJ singers who made their appearance in solo
par,s sud who merely secondary members oil the
troupe much superior 10 any others IN similar position
whom We have heard II the principle artists are pro
plrtiouay excellent, may count On operate perlorm
m-ncos st As,or.plaoe Of very high order.
- We learn that the net proceeds at the Fair
OF the American Institute Tor day aud tbs receipts
at The Garden will b. given Tor the benefit o the lille
Girl who bad tho misfortune 20 suffer serious injury
from one of the machines on the bridge Saturday. the
a3d Of October IL the beneh, day We are told by mum
Der. who hsve free tickets. that Saturday they mssn
TO pay their twenty-five cents
~ A body of II s recruits for the 9th Regiment
OF Infantry ie on Wednesday for Vera Cruz in the u
: steamer Edith under the command OF Lieut. smonds
10 ioin their regiment 10 Mexico Ten thousand men
have le this port for Mexico within the last teolse
months
~ A contract has Just been closed with Messrs
sscor Co nsine builders for the engines for sesm
boat POUR HUNDRED FEET long TO ply between this CITY
and Albany She Is to make the passage, both Ways. In
ert hours leaving hers In the morning and returning
In the evening Of the same day.
~ We learn that the church corner Of Murray
and Church sta date DR. McAuleys) was sold yesterday
,o the Fourth unlysrsslst Society now wor'hping at
the Apollo.
Nix. DsuPsrERs FIRST BALLAD SoIREE-Mr.
Dsmps,er announces his ri ballad soree since his rs
turn from Europe At the Tabernacle this evening com
msncins At half past seven. On this occasion he VIII
.lng several Of bic popular pieces which have be-
come familiar In al the parlors OF ,hs couniry-smong
other. the Lament OF the Irsh Emgrant and the May
Queen OF course such attractions will ORA. together
= numerous all Hence.
A~nYrIcAL Music CLAss-Proi. J. +. WAR
MA Informs us tbs, bic new plan OF anslyca musical
Instruction promises results far beyond bis own snci-
nations and invites any persons desrous Of acquiring
the primary clements of music Of learning to sing At
sht II cs At bis room l3 Broadway ihs evening at
: O'Clock % witness an exhibition Of the system.
PsRySoroor Fowler has Just received an
invitation from the citizens OF Troy to lecture be-
fore them on this interesting science The course will
commence on Monday evening next at half pssi seven
o'clock 10 the Aihsnsum Hall For particulars Inquire
a, Willard a smiths Literary Degcs' 10 Troy
~ Gen Tom Thumb is holding his farewell
svees s,,he American Museum tie soon lesves for the
sunny south 10 enjoy the bamy sunshine Of our favored
neighbour. during ihs approaching Winter He Is re-
esvins the call. snd parting sslai.Ons Of thousands Of
hi. friends daily 10 accommodate whom ne gives hve
exhibitions day a. per bI. and advertisements
Tuy ISLAND CIrr-Decidedly the best family
paper published 10 this City The editorial talent en-
.ssd upon ts column. Of the frat elass and the vast
smouu, Of reading msrser afforded a, the low price Of
three cents per copy 10 astonishing
CouRr Oh SESSIONS The case OF Madame Res
tell xss resumed and the whole day occupied n ny Ing
10 form panel Of twelve jurors Out Of che hundred
summoned only three were chosen leaving oehclrney
of SIX % complete the psnel-1te Court Adjourned III
I'll this morning.
FIrsIsrSs LONG I.LASD-Ths quiet and pleasant
village situated tbs head Of bay on the northern
shors Of ous Island about hour and hall SAL 10
a good steamboat from Se~ York, . celeorsrd iof ~
nurseries It's fruits and towers Perhaps there 70 DC
u.ce In the mon here the cuitvsfon OF choice ue-s
vnes and shrubs, both for use and ornament Pross
euted % extensvey who're Flora holes nef io'eiJ
court o often a. Al Flushing l. l. r. -,
i Ns.sr. " z PRrScE & Co PARSONS Co hrSs
A RIPLEY .ALK & CO-.l own extensive nurseries
wineries and lower grounds 10 al tnree OF Tour n1n
dred porhsps arc devoted u tnese pu'.is sns
=. the soil Is suitable for them, a. well ~ easily ulied
he bu.iness Is extensively snd We us, probably pros
ecutrd. -
Trees are sent from there 20, only 10 nearly Il no
oua EVER oar, OF the MON but Europe aud vines
snruo. and h3sers fOr~sr:ed 10 order all over II.
country They have exhibitions semi monthiy OF ruiu
md aox~rs during the SGmmer aud Autumn, and nn'
Fair. are held twice IN the year.
dying visf 10 the place Impressed us issora
bly, with H. though l,s cnie Attraction consists In in'
.ell laid out and r-Lcafvsted nurseries, We s-s
there 90 the premises Of Mr. PsIScr, Who % really
g-facs In bis protess0n-oeipz not only cuuvaior
the and plants ke. bot safhor Aso upon tneu
the tn-st beds OF strawberries 10 full bearing We eve
b-held. the bright red OF the luscious berry and IN
gren iesf Of The vine blending resry equal and IN vsz
ing through the grounds OF other gentleman we lad
cn from The sshi Of tn tall silver esed aspen
the bright green mountain ash with every other vsriet
Of ornamental trees and shrubs. while the very cir Il
scns psces VA loaded vim the irssrsncs o. rosers
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