New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

occasion 70 change tne opinions We bAvr sfes}
expressed ~ t. the merits Of the various 'ugsrs Re-
rl showed the same ts- mastery u bis art for which
We nave ssay. given him credit Without The vocal .
mower or the force Of passion eh,h belong 10 Benefe,r
hs oerformsncs 10 more symmetrical and tsul'les
C.rsnt Vita AZ LINDA looked ehsfningy IS ususi and
received very genuine sori OF sppanse. "edid not |
however. think her equal to Bsrh WIN dehssuGi |
s,bpe,, and .ens,by abe Is apt ~ fall Of truly sF''c
Elects for want Of self possession Neither her 'oee
mr. her feelings are sufficiently under guidance She "
no, sure of herself and this cause, fear Tor her that
irplulshe. the pleasure which Der performance mish,
else Afford Partly from the same cause no doubt her
v,c too easily assumes an lneessa, II no, involuntary
vibration which detrscts from her HIGHT 10 be called
bi.hly accomplished artist Vita and NOvehi SEEMED to
ny batter thsn usual they ~ tho way, admirably
dressed a. indeed they sl~sysHs
Tonisht We return 20 Bellln and 10 see N0r~d \
onee rors on the boards We trust that ~ shall cot
ia long detained with him. The Barber OF Seville b." |
basn long enough undercorei 10 be waited Nr with !
soma irnusiisnce and have slsO hope Tor Neris
masterpiece I Lors5drdl In which ssnor LorioL the I
new tenor personstes 0roais Al Castle Garden thst
massive and powerful composition will have ample |
/ room sni verge enough
! Fox AND HARE-rhe paragraph copied from the |
Rroo..n adrrtissr into las, respecting the case OF
Hare who /. under for bis conduein relation to
Mas Fox has been construed contsning or coan'e
uaucins some vague imputston On Mr. FOX " So" /
/, grossly unjust There ASS been sort OF grossno
r.mor saost uusvorable to Mr. Fox for which nobody
urs,ands TO h.ve any basis save IN sdepraVed mssnS
tou-As 10 the taking OF apart OF the testimony ssso''
/ Hare in private reliably assured that MI foS
ds.irs nothing Of the Kind snd earlessy courts the
mos, searching scrutiny. the utmost publicity surely
O.. 20 himself nj. affections have been cruel enough
csu.ee.s enough TO shield him from the rec KEGS shss
/ of wsnton mslignity
HoS SlLAs WRiGHr.-The friends OF this us
uugui.hed statesman will be glad to learn that cast 'ne
.zs Of lite was recently taken from hs hesd oy h'''
| Fowler & Wells who alec made phrenooscsi EXAM
n.sn Tor the purposs of showing the harmony between
hi. Developments and character This cs'' may De seen
I At 1871 Nassau 81. in Clinton Hall
re- The Mirror says that Joke about powder
horn, which We published the other day Ia 10 be found
in Jo.ephu. Miller. Never having read that su'hor
either in our childhood q, any other time we ye'd
of course 70 an authority which gives such frequent
and convincing evidence of having thoroughly studied
him ,.,.
-. A correspondent wishes US to direct the at
,en,on OF the proper authorities to tho want OF 'snsn
dcsng tho names ct the streets IL s often diicut 10
ASCERTAIN the name OF street withou, walking severA
blocks This great Inconvenience to citizens, and
. much greater one TO strangers
Tuv Rock TRApE.-The semi. annual sale OF
books to the trade has been going this week In this
Civ a, ths sales Rooms OF Messrs Bangs, Richards
Plat and also At the Rooms of Messrs Cooley, Reese
HILL Tho sales have been well attended by booksellers
from all ports of the Union and prices have been well
.u,aiped notwithstanding the sales have been much
lrger than ever before IL is said by book sellers who
were present III at the invoice Ut the Messrs Hsrpeu
sod by Bangs Co at this sale was ~ tar tho largest
in amount ever sold a, sale in this country. Tho
sales will close 10 morrow o'"nipg
FINES YOR VIOLATION OF THE EMiGRiNI LAWS
The CAPTAIN of tho bark Princess Alice lately arrived
from Dublin hs. been fined 500 not correctly re-
porting tho number of passengers brought out In hi'
weasel The first fine hxcd at s76 "a, but Ia con
sheraton of some ex.snustng circumstances tho mat
ter was compromised by the psynen, 10 the Commis
sioners of Emigration OF five hundred dollars.
!, ty~ William Fisher, who was run over afew
= days since Ia Thirdst by truck loaded with timber by
which beth OF his ghs we're broken died from the el
Q tec,s of the injury yesterday at the City Hospital
E t5s- The Pilots Of New.York met yesterday
morning and adopted resolutions expressive OF their
sorrow at the death Of sias Wright
. "a. The Philadelphia North Anericau says that
the Chinese Museum, formerly Ia Boston and recently
exhibited In that city has been packed up for n re-
. uioysl to NewYork.
= Isouysr.-Coroner Walters yesterday held an
inquest at OF Csihsrns and south ats upon
the body of uorstio Homer coored, who was drowned
on Wednesdsy Bgbt by accidentally falling rom gang
plank OF the steamer Oneida AZ the looI OF Csthafihs
ST. Verdict accordingly
Pollcg-Frederick schupe was arrested yes
terdsy By officers Stephens and Crosih. OF the
lower Police Court and j. Rafferty, OF tho Sixth Ward
on = charge Of constructive larceny II appears thar
some time fellow named Spencer, stole two gold
9 watches from Mr.. Freeman Wssce. At stoniDgton
one of which ne sold while his way to this City Tho
other he brought this City snd sold TO the accused
Suspicion having fallen upon Spencer. he arrested
and committed to prison. Spencer then made ohtsvt
that he sold the watch to schupe, who was i'm.
medlately arrested the watch, worth STU, was
= found In bis possession tie was locked up.
= A young widow woman named Mary Crowley, was
yesterday arrested complaint OF father Michael
Campbell No a Pittst who charges her with stealing
s2l In gold coin and bank bills from his trunk She
e committed fer trial. The watch stolen lew
nights since from Mr. Deerng while asleep on stoop
ia Rvington Coumbisst was yesterday recovered
from q pawn shop by Constable Rue, OF this Tenth Ward
90. John Schmidt yesterday arrested by oircer
Mincho Of the sixth Ward charge OF oigamy, hsy'
log On the 18th day OF May last married Catherine Mil
lsr while he had wife living Ha was locked up.
rested named Joseph Wsdron. aiias Black Joe.
charged with tho commission of the burglary at New
J., Brunswick N }. On the house Of Mr. Vermeule, few
days since and stealing rherefrom jewelry &c 10 tho
value Of $50 He taken 10 New Jersey Bridget
, Lsly and Margaret Blssu. were yesterday arrested
T. by Oticer AcNanus OF the sixth Ward charged with
Q stealing swstch and ~ from Matthew Luney. % Wash
4 ington They were locked up.----Jonn r Hassenan
last night arrested Constable Barber OF the sixth
9 Ward, charged with stealing lot Of rigging worth up
g ward Of s25. He was detained for examination
1 BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
y CHATTER CosvEsTIos.-At the meeting oil THIS
body Wednesday afternoon the printing OF s pro
. csedngs was given 10 Lee Fou<es OF tho Adeof'so
their bid being the lowest Inc psy OF the Secretary
= limited 10 y 50 he to ind himself 10 blanks pa
Is per aud Irvine
Mr.. Marvin presented report proposing the following
organization Of the public schools Of the city which
was ordered 10 BE- printed
Board Of Education, consisting VI twenty members
10 be appointed BY the Common Council this Board Il