New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
CITY ITEMS.

than on Monday. All parties seemed 10 have COINS W
an understanding with each other. The singers kne"
their audience and at home upon the stage ana
,bs audience on its part was In exceent numor LUG
music was generally given with more spirit ana i'ee
dom and better appreciation OF Its meaning lne os-
v, between the acts greatly ssortened the chan
ses, did 10, 20 out the blundsrs and accidents Of the
cormencemeu, already belonged only to the pa"
OF the artists both the lack Of space and the desire
s-s 70 hear them thoroughly FORBID the expires
sion Of any farther or more critical Judgment we
can however prdict that they will at once ara deeaed'
ly crow upon the public regard Whstever fsui" may
BE- gusssd Ia either OF them they are stu sure oil De-
Ing the source OF too much and too rehned pleasure W
the real OF music In the City not 10 De- generously
,nprscis,ed. If they have rot made fsrors 9" the
phrase L. At the beginning they will not the less sa'"
strong snd permanent hold upon the public IS they
proceed.
I, rsysra TO the arrangements Of the house several
things been somesns, discussed 10 the papers anu
among IN. rest great deal has bees said about the
mode in which II Is lighted. This Ia mainly BY large
chandelier n the centre though there row OF lights
around the back Of the lower of boxes This chan
dssr 1, of course very large and handsome snaf ou'
w. .ugse,t that il Is us the worst way possible OF sn'
inc the house 10 the fr place, 10 inconvenien'' 70
usb IN the second place II entirely proven" Vie" OF
,hs .,.,e from large part of the house In the miro
place its sb, Is destructive 10 the eyes and ID
the fourth place It's great said TO be dangerous
10 those who cit under IT, AZ 10 TO the nnt CONSIDERS
ton that Ia matter which concerns the managers more
,hsn IL does the public but touching the second any
one who will venture up no the gallery VIII ma mat
from great part of It's seats s Impossible to Gee 'ne
stsse all Th. 10 gres, misfortune to very large
number OF persons whose means are too limited Tor me
boxss bu, to whom the opers Ia sn Amos,indspenssoe
Thing Rasde 4. IL not worth while consider whether
some mode of lighting cannot be found which will not
hide the stage from a quarter Of the auditory
A. for the light itself II IL agreeable to those who DIT
beneath H. but to eyes level with It. II syery psin
full On the frat night this seriously ielt BY those
10 the second tier and accordingly the chandelier has
been raised that the unfortuns,es In the gallery sui
fer the full glare Of IL The fact that the only light
proper 10 such building Ia one coming through ground
glass shades. The Howard Athen sum Of Boson offers
good ersmpls In this respect
Al. for the danger to those beneath the chandelier we
have no means of Judging But dangerous or not we
wish tina, ii were somewhere else mode OF lighting
nigh, no doubt bs found which would do equal justice
TO the toilets and beauty of the ladies without any OF
,he,e objections However we fear aiier all that the
evil will have 20 be endured
Eradni il to ba repeated once more on Friday even
ing but on Mondsy will make way for Beinis BEATRICE
d. Trudd In case sigma Bsril who has met with an acct
dent is able 70 undertake her part 10 that opera sig
Bsllni will make his debut
iY- We call attention TO course OF Lectures
upon Association about 10 be- delivered In this City an
announcement Of which may be found 10 sdyertis
Ing column, Those who wish to hear what the dec
trine of Association really is held by those who sd
4, tha ftv in lecsu
One will be given on Friday Of each week at the Phys
clans sud Surgeons College 10 Crosbyst The course
will be opened to morrow evening by PAHKx GOODWIN
Eco who will lecture upon the Tendencies OF the Nine
teen,h Century. profound comprehensive aud for
chile treatment OF the subject may be expected
tEYesterday was perfect day, that is. il
perfectly rainy From morning TIL midnight there
one almost ceaseess flow from the thick clouds varying
from mist to q shower like wsterspout |. was very
warm wiihs sud no. at all premouitory of that luxury
which the boys Ia New Eossnd Ike 10 have with
Thanksgiving, to wit skating.
~ THE FAIR or THE MARINERS FAMILY IN.
pusrRrAL SOCIETY At the church 10 Rcseveltsi closes
this evening We understand from the worthy ladies'
who have the management OF this Fair, that up 10
Tuesday night the receipts hsd been very stterDs 10
consequence OF the storm since then their vsers have
not been 90 numerous Those who have not yet visited
this Fair would do well 10 call today, where they will
fod beside much In the fancy line a great variety of
useful articles which they purchase low any
other place In the City and also carry home with them
the same the consciousness of having contributed
something to very worthy Institution.
lSTEREsTIsG OMNIBUS STATISTICS per
10 this City will, doubtless DO surprised we'll
Interested TO know the extent 10 which this line OF bus
10 carried on 10 Esw.York The Globe has obtained
the following fscts In regard to Theses useful vehicles
which more numerous than ever before
The Mayor having granted % new licenses make the |
whole number running }26.
The following statement shows he prOprietors OF the
jsreutnes and the sed tor each
slso the amount received for licenses tho present year
No. Ice - No Lice /
s1s mO'y s.'9s nor