New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

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2 Chaplin Boston. Mas.
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49,. p n .r-ri-e ii WiI.nsbarsh sermon BY
Rev T. T. Browne. Norwich, Conn
Tax OPERA F0R TIE COMING SEAsos.-We are
happy to say ,ha, tee prospect offered to the lovers OF
the Italian Operas large sud increasing numoer-oy
the srrsnseun NJ. Of the A..or Place management for
the coming season iss mos, brilliant one. The T~'a
donna assouis engaged BY sgnor ssnqurco and Patti
who are daily expected here, Is ssuorns Trufh with
whose name and abilities TO some exien, &C
saaned through private and through the papers
OF Msn and ROME from which sources We arc also IN
formed respecting the new baritone and basso Prof0Ee0 Of
the troupe sigma T. Is alsness By birth, tas daughter
Of Que Ct the hrs publishers Of the city sbou, twenty
two yesrs Of age Her voice Is s9praa0 sfcgai0 snd
her method b.. been formed under the beet masters.
During the carnival she sang q, Rome In the Argen-
tino Theatre where che met With great
The new comars will be accompanied By >ignors
Cs,a-ira Bsr p-u1 ggasa al cEte0 Of the san Carlo
Theatre II Naples xLo comes here visit this lady
IA. rvalled Grsi 10 hsr great part Norms Her dsugh
ter 81 guorius P.t who Is but eighteen years OF sgr
beautiful and excellent MOO s0TraHo will make Der
sr,t debut a. As0r Place The conraO reported 20 De
the bes, IN Italy and second only to Abon Is sisnorna
Liet
The ba.so profoad0 u sgnor Rosa stey first basso a,
b Barcelona AMI 81 Parma The baritone is Sig AyiguOua
this gentleman though gifted with voice Of ess power
asn Bsueventsno 10 said 10 be the hes, musical artist
who has visited country, which u a hisn claim 10
/ bls behalf thsi one can D. unwilling 70 see made
good Beside these gentlemen. our managers bring two
second bass and Two e0r and several members ct the
chorus aud orchestra
To ali this force mus, be added that well established
favorite of the public Signonns Baril the brave Benz
detti and BenevensnO. with SsnqurcO snd Patti. The
orchestra will ba directed before, BY sig Rspet While
sig Antonio Barii will continue to oe the tnsestro oil
the COMPANY From al this the public will easily uu-
derssnd what has 10 expect Al the new Opera House
which i. now rapidly advancing toward compilation
We sha certsny cause % be grateful 10 the ski
which signori Sanquirico and Patti have shown IN col
Letting perfect company snd we trust they Will be
abuDdsutly rewarded.
II has been reported that siguors Biscsccsnu O,ti
neli of whose arrival IN America spoke the other
day md who Is nOw N this City, was engaged Tor the
/ H.vana Company This 10 not tia case she having as
We understand declined the offers made Der snd We
have hope that her brilliant talents may YET acorn
the coming season among us
OPFRA-We are to have the pleasure of hear
| Ing the Havana troupe only two nights more Tor the
eason as their engagement In Boston and their
near departure for Havsns leave them no more time to
spend with III, We shall part from them unSilingy
the public are their debtors for too much pleasure to
see them quit without regret
To night they will repeat the opera OF Romeo Gine4d
aud to morrow evening the closes with EraaH'
for the benef, Of sigma Tedesco The fair beneficiary
will also sing her favorte Spanish song OF la Coa'sa be-
tween the acts, On both evenings there will be scro"d'
ry- The steamer New York left at one o'clock
Yesterday with twenty one passengers but little freight
and quantity OF specie sent out In preference to bills
OF exchange.
~ The Washington went down the bay yes.
terdsy with the design OF proceeding some distance on.
to sea 10 order to the repairs ADD improvements In
her machinery and model. She will return today aud
will positively sail for Europe on the sd.
CAPT HosKES-This gentleman publishes the
following letter 10 relation to certain unisvorsble re-
ports connected with the sandDg of the Great Britain
II will doubtless produce explanation from Rev Dr.
Cox, whom |, mPeaches
To tie Public On the .trsnding Of the Great Britain
In 1916 publication appeared Ia the Nae York oosrro
and republshed 10 various newspapers beaded Cause
Of the Great Buisins Disaster Ia which intimsuoos
were made too plain 10 bs mistaken, OF Incompetence
on the part OF the captain and officers OF the snip Ihe
article uurported b. bs founded on letter written 10
mis- country by gentleman Of great distinction who
wss ono OF the passengers In the Great Bfisin at the
time of the disaster and contained we trust that the
uubic will dem the nves of this subject and
that so thoroughly that the whole truth will be elected
NV friends made inquiry IS TO the gentleman VII was
the writer aud ascerained that II Samuel III. Coz
of Brooklyn Doctor Of Divinity and tina. be had written
than letter, on which similar s'Perslon' bad
been founded and very widely circulated
Aware Of the ruinous effects OF such charge fol-
lowing such calamity my friends 10 no"'i ork applied
for copies those 10 whom tbs letters were supposed
70 be written thst the slhnderous aspeTsion might be d.
rrcty met but without Application was then
made directly samuel H. Cox Tor copies OF the let
ter. or for dsayows Of bis having made the state
ment or for an explanation OF IT, with an lntmaton on
the part Of my friends that suit would be- Instituted
whereby the truth or fslsiy would be thoroughly
elected.
Having again visited Now York, spilled directly TO
Dr. Cox either 10 admit WIS, he had stated or 10 dss
VOW H. have 10 reply. $3.50
nsn 10 the public now expose him A. one who 10 vii
ling secretly spread report calculated 10 destroy my
character and not willing either 10 Justly OF explain H.
Among gentlemen II would not Dc dincut 70 cnAfhc
,erze such conduc-to characterize II 10 clergy man,
minister VI righteousness would require such language
A. a gentleman cannot permit himself - Use there
fore Tor the present leave Ut NpA ~ " J-o<'t VI "
the public JANIS hOShE"'
THIgyEs-ltis understood that the sailors be
longing 10 the : frgste Savannah, numbering IN al
about 200 will be discharged Friday OF this week
As il was supposed they would each be pretty well sup
Piled with money number OF thieves from Boston
have come 90 10 this City disguised as sailors for the
purpose Of robbiDg the genuine sslors At the dance
house. Of the City number Of them We learn have
already been spotted
<9- The Board OF Education asst evening de-
tsrmned on the organization and the localities Of eve
ming schools See their proceedings.
EDITORS TRIBUNE | wish you would correct
MEASUREMENT Ia gard TO the arrest Of myself and sso
the money found upon my premises. The bills men
toned BY you 900 10 counterfeit notes VI the Bank
OF Superior Michigan genuine notes Of that name,
but which bank never went ioio existence. VIII you
also please state that have been houorsby discharged
from arrest Yours, respectfully ....
THOMAS L. BRAfNARD
BOARD OF EpUcArIoS-J Vedassday.-The Pres
dent TOWNSEND HARSIs. Esq. 10 the Chsir-E ceNinS
Schools Com s.ioper Fellows Chairman Of the Com
miEtee presented report recommending that evening
schools Be organized for apprentices and others who
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