New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26
CITY ITEMS.

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I'm, by noon 1, had cleared up and the afternoon ana
evening were fair and Msyhke AZ "" h'acusN0"
Day slso the military were out and both me fens'Ou'
services Of the morning and the JOYS OF me 'nshA's'
ing dinners In the afternoon were Alike interrupted "
strains OF martial music. The evening was mhkeo oy
the usual abundance of public amusements and "exu-
bersnt hIsrisy" among ali classes. However we Ga"
but few whose hilsr,y had been so exubersns " to
leave them in the brutality Of utter In'oxicstion
HF The bill of RICHARD HoFFNASs Concert
last evening was very attractive and we were sur
priced TO see smaller audience thar the utmos, limits
az the Tabsrnscls would accommodate especially ss II
wA holiday night. and Mr. Hoffman had the good
sepse put the price Of admission at half dollar
Artists too much In the habit Of supposns that 1t 10
Impossible to charge less thsn dollar. matter what
they offer. No concert ticket ought to be dollar
ubere there 10 not full orchestra and the best vocal
assistance TO be obtained.
Though Mr. Hoffman had not crowd, the sudience
IA good one and seemed fully to appreciate his fine
talents and the esrnestpes of his playing We know DO
IN. Who seems to maintain vital connection with
NJ. psru nent a. Mr. Hoffman. For the time being II 10
NJ, world and the music he 10 playing sole existence
Wa were able hear bin Last evening only 10 Fantasia
bv Prudent Il WAS performance full Of beauty and OF
prop,se though we confess could not but wish for
The absorbed and mos, preposse'sing young artist a.
.eboo more adequate 70 bis talents than he 10 likely to
find 10 this country. America 10 good for the accom-
pshed master who seeks substantial harvest for the
early years Of labor and preparation but II 10 not 90
GOOD for the forming student who needs tho TO-
eusnoe Of great models, aud truly cultivated public
Mr. Burke played that rather tedious piece Of senu-
mentality Prume's Melancohs II little strange 10
see genial, sunshipy person like him about such die
.usy business But II ives little than mechanical.
,f,er al not home In It, and though bis violin
rave the po,es there tears delicate disress
a. IN any Of them. Sig sivon does tha, Of thing
vastly better for 1t Is more 10 his vein. However the
mace was eneored and then Mr. Burke must also psy
hat eternal encore piece The Last Rose Of Summer
This was discoursglpg we have had II belsborsd by
everybody and trusted to hear 1t again. How.
ever Mr.. Burke played some things sfterward which
might silence al faulthndips.
Beside Mr. Burke, Mr.. Hoffman presented Mr. Leach
and Mrs Esstcoit who sang several pieces to the sccep
,spce Of the audience. MeOrs. Tmm and Schsrfenoers
also Joined him In piano trio which TO regret
coald no, hear Herr Saroni played violoncelo obi.
n,o TO Mr. Leach, but we mssed that too. But from
What We did hear safely pronouncs the
.dsghttul and we hope that It may be repeated.
prnIrc DENOMINATION FOR APIUs TX. AND
lrAIr meeting of ihs Committee of Arrangements
for public expression of opinion and sympathy, by
The citizens of NewYork with the efforts of Plus TX.
and the Italian people in favor of Natonsl Indepepd
spes and Rational Liberty. will be held this evening At
o'clock ?. NJ. ct the American Hotel
~ Members Of the next Congress are daily
srowdins into tho City their way TO Warrington
Among the names on the Notebooks yesterday
.rs hose of Hon A. Fech, o. s. Senator from Michigan
Robert McCleand Representative from the same State
Gen Chss II Peaslee. from New Hampshire. Robert
smith from Illinois and N. X Hall from Buffalo, NJ Y
The arst four gentlemen Loco Focos-their misfor
TINA perhaps more than their fault Probably they
don't know any better.
We are glad the members sojourn awhile with us
before proceeding to the OF their official duties
AWssapgton their whole energies will be devoted 10
heir Office Their time will bs all the peoples-sone
hair ovn-nullara tempus 0ecErrh Rspaen'dttpi.
Bsre on the contrary, they make thelr time wait
uoor their incnstons-csn visit the theatre. which
sous Of them never saw beforeth. opera. which most
ofshem may hope 10 see sgain and other places
which none of them had better sesn at all.
They NAV Learn TO talk of Shakespeare and the mu-
deal rlssses" of rsrsn and subjects equally deserving
pbs uoders,ood. They may get a coat butt by Wy
nan. Emendorf and Derby, flor you don't call those
burs coats they bring here, do YOU and acquire pan
uoons innocent oistrap, Hsts and gloves and boots
~ leather and oil ths hxus that compose the
sas they Of course will sbundanuy supply themselves
With =,
or With great pleasure we announce to the
public tia, the French Ballet Company performing at
Ia Broadway Theatre has kindly volunteered to par
bym for the benefit of the Fire Department Fund this
,y,nlor or course the house will DO crowded.
~ We are happy to say that the difference
S.,.een Gig. Bsnedett and the Opera managers b"
bseu smicsby settled. He returns to his post In the
troupe and bis many friends wall have the opportunity
fbssrps him again within the next fortnight We be-
hsrs that the character In which he fret appears 10 no,
ys, settled. Why not Rarensooodr
" Don't forget the lecture on Association tins
evening a, the Physicians and Surgeons College In
Crosby-st by Parke Goodwin Eco.
sTrs,,wos,n TO THE KEw.YoRK SOLDIERS IN
Exxco The question Of a tribute from our CITY so'
Aoss to tbs r, giment Of Eew.iork State volunteers
va settled las, night by the passage OF the following
RESOLUTION at the meeting Of the Assistant Aldermen
ns only thing sbou, 1t yet to be settled regards The
su appropriated and no doubt the Board oil Aldermen
VII concur ne TO II:
Rselred, That thu sum OF three thousand dohers De
sud ,bs zane Is hereby appropriated for the purpose o.
procuring suitable medals for distribution emopg zoe
suyvins officers end priva.es aud the WIDOW OF eides
suvyius member of the family OF those woo rave zoe
,ber lives Ia the War with Mexico. belonging 10 th'
Regimen, of New York State Volunteers
EMPIRE EseISE Co. No. 42.-The well known
and povsrul machine OF this Company which has beer
for pesrv year abe q. from the City for the purpo'e
uaasrsoins repsrs has jus returne Ia complete orde
ana the Company are now doing duty with their u'u>
sncency.
u man named Patrick Carroll was ioun'
lyios drunk IN ths Bowery "Wednesday night tJ
ofcsr J.ou.s and Campbell of the Eleventh Ward
Tsv found 70 have upward of 100 In gold coin on h
ysrson the earnings Of several years hard lsbor
n The morniog boats for Albany have discon
tsasd their trips for the season
NATIONAL REFORM BALL-The Annual Ian
the youns National Reformes came of ls'i pisr'
Tsnmsnv Hall Tie attendance OF gay young men an
bIi.he maiden. wa. very lsrse-eAociog was kept u
vita spirit I'LL lat, hour and everybody seemed ehse'
fa snd happy If every couple Who TOOK the door "a
bssu aba 10 vote themselves farm In the West the