New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12

d Itwss wheebArr0v. no douot-ths only solitary
wheeled vehiee' now in use
WHAT'S ~ A NAME Among the Associate
Judges aiely appointed BY the Legislature OF Ohio Is
Mr. Fudze He ought have attached bis name 10 the
pew City Chsrisr-the instrument would then hsve
wound Up with an appropriate comment on ii'rii-
T Our calm. beautiful snow storm lasted about
thirty hours and the Po thinks ths, shout ten inches
Of snow has fallen. The seighing Is now perfectly de
eous and need not try to tell how slorousy il has
been improved Everything that could do 50. got on
runners and skating and gliding about at great
rs,e. There OF course plenty of fun ouioidoors
and everybody enjoyed tbs snow storm except the poor
To them il sad dspcnsaon, as they can no longer
hunt up chips dig cinder from the ash heaps while
the lack Of IRE il felt more severely than ever. The
sheep in Norway curl themselves up under the snow
drifts and sleep warm and comfortable all Winter but
our poor people great deal more troublesome, and
seem 10 expect something to eat and FIRE every day
However this snow storm viii interfere with their pro.
jects.
n The United States steamer Scourge is being
fitted out at the Navy Yard Brooklyn for service in the
Gulf Of Mexico. she is fine vessel OF elegant mo-
del and will be a valuable acquisition to the Squadron
Charles G. Hunter. Esq has been designated BY the Sec
! Rotary OF The Navy as Lieutenant commanding
/ " REpFHLD deserves the greatest credit for
the beautiful style in which he has printed Jaques
GEoRGE SANDS new novel Il is elegantly and purely
/ translated too by Miss ANNA BLACKWELL. In these
respects we hope this book will BE- taken odel BY
other publishers
MADAME ABLANowIcz.-We are glad to learn
that this accomplished singer coneupsies giving fare
well concert this City snd another in Brooklyn pre-
yious to her departure professional tour to the
south This lady has created the most favorable i'm
preston in New.York Philadelphia and Boston where
she has made hosts Of admirers and received the
measured appreciation OF the critics, by her powerful
and brilliant style her correct and classic method and
tho graces and charms Of execution surpassed by
singer who has appeared here. We have already ex
pressed our favorable opinion OF Madame As singing
which we thus pontedly corrooorsted by J. ;.
DWIGHT OF the Hay5sg of the very best and most
conscientious musical critics in the country
Madame Ablsmowcz. a singer. commands our al
rirston Her noble wealth OF voice shrunk somewhat
ia that place which makes all solos iow. but there
was heart and substance and liieka glossy roundness
to all her notes and her style OF deep chastc
feeling there seemed plenty OF strength in reserve
She gave the Una of ROssini In a somewhat less i'm
FASHIONED and mpulsve style than have been used to
hear sung in and yet style more true to nature not
~
PLAYED iuency and fexibiity OF voice worthy of Cnt
Damoureau. But the beautiful was the Tyrolesn
air By Liszt The Wanderer with echong hute accom-
panirncnt by Mr. Kyle
We are sorry TO have observed attery in OF two
papers which at hrs, expressed high praise Of Madame
ABIAsowIcz. indications OF sneerng and deirsctiye
disposition This is always the result OF some personal
favoritism or private interest the part OF those who
indulge it, and b. what every arts, OF real merit should
less of But has
talent quite sufficient to afford to take notice OF any
such attempts to injure her.
~ The company Of Dragons for the Regular
Army recently recruited in this City will be ready to
sail Tor Mexico few days The company consists
we understand Of ~ men well equipped and provided
~ Dr. CLOVES will lecture Mnemcnics.
with practical applications to Arithmetic and other men
tai processes at les Cansst this evening. We are
sured that bis IDEAS are original and valuable
-" TIE ERINA BAIL. the chief annual festival
of the cons and daughters Of the Green Isle in City
will take place this evening and we trust 1t will be 50
attended as to falling OF in the enthusiasm OF
the more fortunate and descendants of ireland
for their destitute brethren and sisters The profits OF
this Ball are sacredy devoted TO charitable and at
this season the calls of Suffering most eager and ir
repressible. Let mem not pass uuuttutu hlShI
rT@ The second Lecture Of series on The
Beauty and Dignity OF Man. the image Of bis Creator
In his physical mental and spiritual nature, will be de-
hvered by Dr. sHEARNAS this evening at National Hall
before Association No. United Brothers of Temper
snce The subject to night is Man as piece OF me
chanism the most exquisite in Nature These lectures
have proved highly interesting and instructive and at
yl.Ja hav
listened to oem. Mr.. MEEKS of Maryland will also de
liver an Address.
- A great sport among the naughty boys is
sprinkle icy places the walk with fresh snew and
then lie the wait at the to watch tat gentlemen
slip up and bump themselves into a furious passion
Then don't the little scsmps scsmper OF in great glee
laughing if their Jacket buttons would come of
rys The VIESNoIsE DANCERS presented Capt !
BAILEY Of the Yorkshge silver pitcher for his kindness
to them on the yosysee Capt BAILEY is the best of
captains and the best OF friends but until the present
his vessel hs. never been pitcher.
~ Mr.. HERz leaves us says the EXPRESS to-
day for Southern, south western, and Yves, Indian
campaign lie will return TO early in the Spring and
then Il he gets the liberty OF extending Ms stay from
home tor q month longer, he will embark for Europe
IN SWoRI gives Concert in Richmond this I
evening Thence be goes to Charleston.
~ We call particular attention TO the article
on steam Engines and Engineers, on the nrst page
Among the Of the sge none are more important
than those which involve the lives and property Of the
travelling community
BOARD % ASSISTANT ALDERMES.-loadoy,
yaa 1.-The President Neil Gray ESQ. IN the Char.
Petti0as-By Assistant Aid. JscksOn-Ot James III.
suydam and others a in 18th 81 IRON "a 70
"a avenue and tor paving said street To Committee
on Roads, &c
Bv the President-Of J. n Barnes Henry storms, J.
Murnford and others tor location for the erection
OF the Wsshngto Monument To Committee on Lands
and Places.
By ssme-ln behalf VI certain witnesses IN CONNIE
mont To Committee On Police &c.
Re1ort-By Assistant Aid Jackson-Oi the COMMITTEE
on Assessments in favor VI concurng IN confirmation
OF assessments Tor well and pump IN -oth st. between
7th and sth-syeuues. &c. Adopted.
Resolati0a-By the president-Ihst William Macke
Ter be appointed Assistant Clerk Of this Board Adopted
By the same-Thst the usua donstcn OF 5000 be
presented 70 the charitable fund Of the Fire Department
Adopted.
BY Assistant AID McElrelh-From the Committee on