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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

A correspondent writes from Berno on the 2Oti'
10 the Dtbas Thirteen States OF the Confederation
have just voted 10 favor of revision OF the Federal
Compact Hitherto Baletown, Schsf housen, the ur'
sons and st Gall have uniformly declared themselves
opposed 10 renodellng OF tho compact by confiitu-
eni assembly implying in principle the creation OF
ssiss Republican Union II these cantons or u ouiy
three of them persst in their original manner OF INNS
ing this point all must again be deferred IL 'no 'es'
forms continue 10 be obseryed.' 49,,
At the sitting Of the swiss Diet on the 2itn an AeoIes'
from the Csrbineers voted al meeting VI sever ~ mo-
sands held at the shooting ground At bienne, "ss
presented II calls upon the Diet 10 tsko eVeiei''S
measure. against the Sondegbund, promising Their a'o
aud tn al of All patriots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
Ireland.

Az .ort Of provisions are rapidly falling IN price "
,1s.soo TIE Laeriek Croaie< states that csrsocs ~
Indian Corn have been offered for the freight and with
90 "'on.hnent when new Wheat Is offered a, l5d per
ssons snd 20 purehssesnd potatoes are ~ ling al %
aooe according 10 the Kory Erassn1. we are W y.
~ osr heart rejoicing in the present and hopeu Of
me future. dublin Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
WANTS.
MECHANICS, AGENCY
ANp ~ flOlNENT OFFICE.

tor Ne ehanicsonlyl
10 witll.s Ssss nskslssr stw-yokk.
TIE sUbsCklbkks object IN estahishirs the above
Agency SIMPLY % sseestaa The wsntA ard fer 80
ssynsn Mechanics in this city se.hs,e That sseh
a. Agency actually needed little refeetos viii
TIA, are daily i.sns pi.ss snasns H.ssssss The plss
~ssa s- present che 70 sssseshsS and shs us1sss
~ ~neh eooduetes believed 10 bs such best
ca ss...s . proraoss Il. q Al pssis. Refer
snsss ete q Recommendation and The nance 81 many
themselves Of i savsntssrs viii 10 freely sss,,tsd 10
.Ss .s.". sssirs % sss firmly ss'sAshsc = dssi
e e~eods WIiIfIN NrwrII
NNANTkD-A few .stss yosas nss 10 20 sessh o g
pushes,on.-Soo .nd shsvs Aer sap.asss Vim ss
Insured them in writing. with opportunity Of esAn
Sosst s over q o Per year. clear q IL expenses
Each will have k's district h Will ~ asesssary fos
them hav, . ron - e sv I; ss.s a So Sc IS
Broadway, up stars once Of the Fiss Of ear cAiss Al
letters must Be postpaid
NNANTED-Yoaas rho are acquainted VIII med
cities To active p>rsons excellent OF rorssnlty
viii be svea for sstss.hins .hsu..lvss IN sassss. rs
isiss Store ~ cS. sssS y
WANTED-A situation By young woman nom the
w country who - good PLAN sock and tF.t rate washer
snd ironer She also scod esker Can erne good re-
iereases from her lss, employer Apply ct ~ Prnes-f
sl6 n
WANrED-suastiOns BY two young women. eus .
hermsd wash and iron o. housework private fAnily
best Of city reference Apply AZ III Ehfsesthst ss N
WANTED-A smart, industrious boy from IS 70 Is
w cid. that write and viii devote his whole
time 70 his employer Inquire OF s5 Pearl, cor II John
=. up stairs. sic n
VlANTED-A situsron BY young woman with Sood
w city references, ehsnbermaid and seamstress APP
ply a. the corner OF Mott and Beecksr.a s's. sie a.
XVANTED-A situation 10 do general housswosk. ~
w ehsaherwork and VISITING BY ycuns woman vtn
good reference Apply At u Jaskoust Broohyn .s n.
WANTED respectable young woman situation
w a. chsmbermsid ard wash ard iron beat Of city
reference Apply at We" neeenthss > dsys sie 81
WANTED few sirls 10 psrsuels and sunbesAs
w Steady work sud sood prices viii Be gwen Co
darss up stairs sit 81
I nOO AGENTS ARE WANTED to locate w tii.
I,VOVfereut counties for the sale Of patent afti.
Gle that will come into universal snd IL needed BY
every man. woman and child oT general use. The eusi
snes pleasant ard neat Good business men can male
$500 O. SS0o per year al expenses Those de.iroas
OF making money invited 10 call address postpaid
CHARLES FULLER. gf2 Greenwichs st I'm
S42 To Loan on 1''i' n s ;eSi 81"
sl4st aWali.st corner OF New-a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

An outrage Of domestic character, is exciting
aa's sensation In France We allude 70 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
RaAIsTEDsl sALOONS-

LsrE PEsLE's HusEgN ID
.z- .Ia.s RsOAn,N ~. HtN-NOtk ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
vnorhraa,. .,raaaatrd Magnetic Ma

~ s,oorhead,s Graduated Magnetic Ma
.sta~.-Ia~.~ AID b>s1I.f1i nslrumests have re-
1870 IN z-rsra cgum-1osOn u - medical profes-
or N tbls city, % u lhrir great simplicity snd
sxes srr- they confidently accommodate - b. q
N. NOS beautiful cooysneDl s,d efscnai sfico OF ne
lid which beer Introduced W 0s public IN ~
6i,eases of ~r0nc ctsrsctor ne saccs ~
,oding th-r us- Ia uuly Wonderful Eseh machine ~
eosnoan ~ 81 snus win fnli directions and va
c.n.sS H.nuf4c..r-d ard cold vh0 es<le and res ~
sa2lE D. c kOORHsAD Is3 ofosd~sJ' ~ T.
~ <ev-yark and Frle Railroad COMPANY.
The Stockholders Of The Nr~-1ofs and TT . b,
COMPANY arr hereby notified that the enasei =,
M. Co1auanv No a. ~ al-sr 10 the Cty o. "
Tue,dsy ths fh eay Of October next from - e'S a. !"
rh 100, 49,. will Be closed from the "a ~ s,p
,.,s-, an m. dsx sf,sr the eleersoo 9fds o. ~ W
MAJ h>>-''A%H - toOlz
Eew.Ysrt, Sept O. lsS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
DANCING.

OANCkN0. ~
DODWORrH sis Broome o. nssJ - ss,.syss es
N. classs. f.f sA~ ---"''s s~~~A VIZ
/, G~esring it unnecessary 20 enter into detailed
ace nat OF the advantages OF his school, Of his own
Qualifications would simply state that lie teaches all the
dances ot the present day and those IN proper manner
Tuesday and saturday hspss for ladies and child
rem Tuesday and Friday AZ half past for gentlemen
Sorees twice month, confined entirely 10 the papis
Private e.son. time not occupied by The elassHs
in wstzing the Polka Redowa any Of the new dances
Academies or families attended slt 5usiap
CHURCHs VEGETABLE LOTIoH,"
FOR TIE FACE AND SKIN
HIGHLY valuable cosmetic for srsdiezling ptmgsce.
n bolches tan hrckes and riDgwcrms Tue nee 81 The
oriox FOR short time will establish clear and brilliant
complexion Sold In bottles al - cents each q IN 9oweV
corner of sprirgsl saa5 imsodls,g.
sCHENoKs PULMoNIO SYRUP,
V,HAT WE'LL KNOWN kEMEpY Toe the cure o.
coughs colds liver ,lant, dysp~pso end eooeoDP
,loa and al diseases tha, isnsie from iupufe hloeA.
can be h.d tbs propr~'ors oshcs. c~uhH1Shfi1s
FARkhk,A
OOFFED HOUSE.
40 ~ psv-sr .yosss -. '' ',F tHI.....v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

The French steamer UsIos, Capt HEBERT,
which left Cberbourg the Jlst ult arrived yester-
day at IL O'Clock. She has made the passage in
Il days.
The Union is detained at the Quarantine ground
in consequence Of having Small Pox on board.
We are indebted 10 Capt. HEBERT for Paris pa
pers to the 2stb
The dates from London are 10 the 9th.
The Union brought 20 cabin and 80 steerage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

The Queen Of Spain and her husband are on
worse terms, II possible, than ever. He refuses,
it is said, TO see her for four months-which, we
should think so much gain to both parties, unless
they can meet in better temper.
The Madrid journals of the ODD and oath have
reached US. We DO not find line Of important
political news in those of the 23d, and the only re-
port they state was current was one 10 the effect
that Ministers, being unable to settle the Palace
Question, had 10 convoke the Cortes. The insur'
gent bands continued to show themselves at various
places in Catalonia some OF the bands are stated
TO be 300, 800 and even 700 strong Intelligence
had reached Madrid that Andalusia was IN very
agitated state, and that disturbances were consid
cred likely to break out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

UEAtE~ PERMANENTLN CUhEy.L.
l-nDale Hssye Compound 10 the only fsmsoy "s s
Z6ZA III. entirely cure tins distressing complaint Ihs
area. success VI his preparation has Induced s 's o.
sourlous imitation. p0rpoTing 70 come ify1 Lona"., 60
~ ~ public are cautioned that Dsies comp"ano ths
III, g,n.l and genuine article ever inroaaesd ahe ust
n /, a. longer Tor sale at a, fsitcs. ne sure th-.
.-..g. \. .ixned BY &. A. BARNARD, Agent, 10 WHOM
IN ser. 1uusf be addressed al III Fuiscnst se~'f"a
III .fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

sAni while from bill Just OUTSIDE ui ino ianeo - '
suns the spectacle was most grand and Imposing
Al about o'clock Gen scott arrived and seeing TOE In
euse strength Of the MeNicsns ~ once ordered zen
Shiedss brigade from san .Augusiin-s part OK zen.
Ontmsns commanc-to the right 70 support iSiley ana
Csdwallsder and prevent Il possible Iunctafe oil ne
forces coming out from the city with those Of slenei>
But f.g of the movements Of our own troops coui1 DC
seen from the hill where we were Pos'e' o~Ds - -
aeoss chsparra sharp ROCKS ana rAtnes GUY Io' mo
/ ron of The enemy but wss plainly visible
1-hs orser of battle Of Vsencis was certainty no'
rro.lnc-iufaniry seen drawn up 70 support INC
hattarie. while long lines OF the enemy essA.y 49,
,s,onsd in the rear IS awaiting me sock Of oS''e
r. sosrs,a charges Of the latter were csrncty seer
r.uulses by Col Riley, who mad moved cls s1e .
/ one time 10 position psrusAy 10 me Iesl " -
works Col Harvey wss exceedingly srNio-' - - =
49, xslrv N The scene Of seton, bat u "ss deemed "
-, ,,,rrsrtiesbs The nature u the ground VS. SIC
thai The Infantry had great oilcuiiy 70 n1Is -
way across the pc1rsgGl, as the MeNieAl' VII u
covered with sharp, Jagged rocks - s.,.r ,,s sre
Tn,n usbt had fairly closed 10. the nre Hon me 20,
,,v batteries did not slackeni hsd been =
I r,sr for nearly SIX hours-Gsn- Scou renis1 =.
svn.,n about sish clock and in the midst OF hsss
! rain which hsi jus, commenced lAi4os -. 80
Txigss and Pillow came in about II 0 eioeA Nss -
,57a,ely exhausted Il Was impossible 70 use nois
- 49,, ro, III and exceedingly broken ground on "Iic'
- hss been operating for nearly twelve hours
Ma anticipating the immense strength o. tos -.
/ - N,s,nv OF the almost insurmourtsoie cirncu4ue
~ hirs hem i, had been az hrsi thought that u
1890. would be taken ., dash snt that tne troop
"als ne NJ comfortably 9urered IA an An.rl loI 20
nssh,. instead OF this, large Pofuon - - 80
-, 81 blxou.c without blankets ID tne ns's y. ~
peusa ~ "a "a n ,round where they could not eEei
Ls ,ss-rsslvss out Ada 10 tnis he prospects
,hs ,,,rr,v we're far from nsiterins -
di.msy spy bu, the stoutesi nesr"-ss - - -.
would doubtless retnforce ana 10 Eno-isds
during the night; having every 81 psro'y - -.
81 s,onnd-sdd sTsiu 70 this thai tce men 80
go hr Iops ,xsruors van, Of food, ana enlea y "a
CONTAGIOUS night rsn, rna II 10 not "y'nt w 'AS'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

u1-[5r7- MORE oser for Gals II their manufsetofy
snd wsreroou, Dl Bisssksr-sf. "a ssson'
ment Of rosewood end mahogany risne
Fot.s O fney carved Gothic and modern Psnsisn ayes
Ihes~ Psno. Tor mechanical construction, sxeeeney
workmanship, and richness Of Tone etnnos "
and where tie purchaser sss any doubts tney ~"
him. This being fesfsre IN me Dsshs.s, = - III,
potant 70 tbs purchaser Is the n'afsss 's. =,
e.iesI arsd 10 catch the Inc periopced Afespon"e
rerx 9Th s.eh instrument ksisfence 70 soms o. ths ~"
,.,nii,e. In tbs city n B-PIsnos 10 let I'D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-28
Movements of Travellers.

The following arrivals, yesterday. at the principal
hotels showed further impulse In travelling unusual
at this Of the year. tu. consistent with the spirit
of speculation that the recent news from Europe has
stimulated through the country The following, not
outstanding the late detention Of the Southern East
conveysnces, are registered at the aforementioned
hotels.
Amsn,cAN-F. Coyle, Washington City; g. Cooper,
New York. r. Childers, Georgia; w. A. Ross do; s.
Lynn, White Plains; T.. A. King Ohio; A. Gilman Bos.
ton; Capt. Cullum, U. s. Army; w. Wyman. Baltimore
AsToa-C. l.. Mcneil, Hudson; j Smith, A. II 10y,
Conn; w. Brownel Bridgeport Gardner, Bristol; Il.
Smith Boston, Z. shonnard, Westchester; H. Babcock,
Troy; g. Taylor, Boston; Ransom, Albany; Ba,ers
ley, BostoD Meredith, Baltimore; q. Booth Boston;
Bush o Dana, p Aulder, Boston; s. Kennedy, N. o..
leans; l. Richmond Prov; q. Stevens Boston; 7. Rey.
Dolds, Troy; w. Whiteridge, A Nudge Baltimore; M.
Wbitwell, Boston; b. Field, Phils s. Taylor Ohio; j.
Niche, Canaan; B. Proctor, Louisville; A. Johnson,
Phila.
Clry-Com. Kearney, US "; c. Cooke, Havana
c. Smith, Philadelphia d Van Ness New Jersey J.
Samuel Philadelphia; H Boresn, Newark Mr. sperry,
@ Mailey, W. Cardwell, Philadelphia DR. Henderson,
Va; Edward NEEDLES, George Edwards, T.. Whitney,
Philsdephie; T. Ives Chsrleston; r. Cuyler Savannah;
James II Hummell, Burlington, N. j.
Washington D. c.; j Richer, St. Louis; M. E. Devoch,
New Orleans; II. T. Fox, Baltimore NJ Randall Louis.
vile; J. Raphall, do; J. Parish, New York; g. Hays,
Albany; w Godfrey, Geneva; J. Milford, New York;
HowAHp-J. Priest, Aiabamaj +. Ball, New York; NJ
Tanning, Hudson, J. D. Ellison, Philadelphia; +. O
Gould, Boston; n. Burr. Pniladelphia; NJ Clarke,
swampscott; Thompson, New YORK; J. Grover, Phi.
Gardner, Nantucket ID. Hyde, st. Louis; Capt Lahrop,
Lake Chsmplain; G. Smith, New York; W. Marsh
Washington; Hon P. Howard, sayville, LII
Juosos-J. Harrington, Norwich; O,sood, do N
c. Branard do; r. Vincent, Phila Iddsnys, do Jas
Reunicr, Newark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-28
Com mon Peas.

Before Judge UlshCeHdr
JAN. 27-Frederick W Demmin8 ct al vs Ch,istspher
r. SyencerThis was action ~ recover S7l 95 under
the following circumsances In the month of May last
the plaintiffs who reside in Troy consigned three hun.
dred barrels of -four to Mr. GRIFFITH their factor in this
city. After the arrival of the -four it lay opposite Mir.
Grdith's board the barge Ontario. Tue defen
dant Saturday purchased by verbal agreement the
cargo 81 90 per barrel and after gave
order to deliver twenty five barrels 10 firm in Water
street, which delivered III course, and ut the
time directed tho captain Of the barge to land
the remainder which was accordingly cone. Short
ly after the -four landed shower came on,
and il appeared that il damaged to extent and
the defendant refused to receive it, He afterwards
Tuesday following it was sold for and cents,
which credited to the plaintiffs leaving the balance
for which the present suit il brought The defence is
that -four landed without notifying the defend.
ant that would be d0ne receiving has orders 10 do
it, and TINT In consequence it considerably damaged
ty rain and therefore insisted that not bound to
take He also pleaded tender for the Of the
twenty five barrels delivered Say dam keed Co. Adj
j0urned this morning For Plaintiffs MIR Bradley; for
defendants, Mes rs. D +. Hall and ID. y. Field.
Before Judge Daily.
Reuben Burnes Goflieb KisseH-This was an action
for Sls0 que rter's rent Of house in Hoboken The
defence was eviction. Verdict for defendant
Wm "A. Sssly Us. Nm. C. Breeiand.--lhis &C.
ton promissory note for $500 The defence was
champerty, but the defendants witness proved that
plaintiff was bona de holder without ce and gave
The full value for the note The jury, under the Tree.
ton OF the court found verdict plaintiff for princi
pal and intei e' For plaintiff Mr. Cowles for dsen-
dant, MIR. Woodruff
Bailey Us. Deiapiaine-In this cause the jury gave
verdict tor the plainuh for 500 dam ges.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-28

Loss OF The PACKET Snip GARRrcK. The splen-
did ship Garrick, Capt. Trask, belonging to Mr..
E. X. Collins, of this city, went ashore on Deal
Beach, Jersey coast, at about six o'clock on Tues
day night, where she remained up to 8 o'clock
yesterday morning. We learn from a messenger,
sent by Capt. Trask, that she lays broadside, and
high up, with head to the southwark. and was ma
king considerable water. But few moments
before she struck according to the lead, 10 athoms
were founc; the vessel was then going at the rate
of 81 knots. The weather was so thick that it
was found necessary TO keep the lead constantly
in use, with persons on the look out. The Garrick
left Liverpool on the I4h December, having on
board one cabin and 1858 Storage passengers, and
valuable cargo, for this port. Although her po-
ston is by no means favorable, yet if the weather
continues moderate, it is thought she may
be got off. She is noble vessel, and one Of our
first class packets. Her measurement is about
1000 tons. She s valued at SIS to SS0,000 She is
insured in Wall street, probably for two thirds her
value. None OF the passengers had quit the yes
sci when the messenger left yesterday; they were
awaiting a steamer 10 take them to the city
Two steamers went to her assistance early yester-
day morning. They will return thus morning
with the passengers, and with What light articles
can be conveniently taken from the ship.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-28

The Gas LIGHT AGAIN We have, several
times, alluded to the miserable arrangements of
the company which processes to supply the
lower wards Of this city with gas light These
remarks must not be understood as applying to
the Manhattan Gas Light Company, which sup
plies the upper part of the city. While the New
York Gas Light Company furnish a miserable
article at 81 the 1000 cubic feet after making the
necessity Tor their customers to pay large bills
for sperm candles or camphine, the Manhattan
Company furnish excellent gas, made from
English camel coal, for which they charge only
- the 1000 cubic feet. II is due TO the company
up town to make this distinction The concern,
towhich we have to pay so dear for so poor an
article, Is the one whose buildings are at the
head of Canal street. TINS works of the Man.
haitian Company are far up town, on the North
river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-28

The increase and diminuton in the expense per train
per league depends upon several CT cumstsncss The
train the number If passengers tan and tue speed
which the trains travel The average number OF
riages per train in Sia lOb while in l845 amount
ed 10 Ia s. cost per league per train the former
II co.,, and in the latter but IL 59f. The
sumpton OF coke league per train was in 1874 o.
81 XII 26s< lbs and in Isl5 81 IL kil GAS ibs) This
anomaly is explained by the encouragement given to
the engine drivers sokers and storekeepets TO econo
mise the coke. The former allowed 2o; and the lat.
ter exc; total 3Ic for each hectore az lbs Of coke
the amsunt allowed, which was at the ofa
kill per carriage in train per league The amount OF
coke saved by this on the quantity allowed dur
ing ls4, was 00d,3 kill g ga tons) which, IL the
price OF % 7Sf per 600 xii (uearly toni amounted
to 95 27O05f; deduct from this sum IS TO SAT (&i.
aao), paid TO siokors, Sc as commission tor saw.
ing the COKE which leaves net saving of So.
400 of. (f2 379) in favor OF the state the quantities
usually allowed for the locomotives The number
Of o7o carried s. in nS ss7 es
os6 soldiers io9s9 extra persons l6 673 total ~.
6ia; total carried 347O6 75 ditto in 1874 1851 in.
carried in September was 45s while that in
but e4ss. The average weight Of the luggage Of
each passenger in ls5, was ~ kill a 06lbs) and 10
1884, ala Kill 6 s6lbs) In ls4o Gas sol 664 Kill Of Insr.
ehandse 1888 976 tons) carried and IN s44 69O4as
687 increase 1875 O7s 9S7 kill, than ~
The receipts for passengers In s4S were s0s 500 ao
and in 1884, 64S 9af increase 226 100 26 about
per cent For goods in s45, Ito 593 AFT; in lsl4
al3 ola 90f increase $50 679 81 20 Per cent he
total records for ls46 amount to ~ 4us 204 55t 4oD
l2S) or FL 426 per mile per annum IN 1914 the
was 29l increase, lO1 per cent The international
traffic with Germany amounted 10 lax per cent aud tina
with France TO 81 per cent Of the total receipts 1t
also interesting know that the working expenses in
lSl4 OIL 80 per cent of the receipts while dv
dend the capital expended equal to 9, per cent
In ls45 the working expenses were 81 "a per cent and
the dividend on the capital equal 10 9th per cent The
latter would have amounted to 80 per cent had the
carnage Of provisions, &c been taken into account
which carried grauously on the railways Tor the
public benefit
COMPANION OF THE REcEiPrs AND WoRRrNo ExprNsps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-28

ITALIAN OrERA The Italian company has now been
moro than long enough here to authorize q decisive
opinion of not only their real merit and of their even.
tual success but also to determine the oft mooed ques
on whether operate troupe can be supported through
II, regular seasons in this city. Judging from the
crowds nightly collected at Pamos aud the legt
mate applause bestowed think that the existence of
permanent company here is feasible provided that az
now the talent offered is of the highest ORDER the man
sgemsnt fair and LIBERAL and perfect eordials
preserved between the performers. When sanquirico
first originated the plan of bringing to this country the
srtis,ss whom no had selected with much care the
success Of the project was probematcol and at time
it was very doubtful whether sufficient money
could be advanced to secure his arrival however the
confidence felt in his experience and his own perseve
rance, overcame all opposition The great difficulty to
be appr pretended ofsuhicient number of ner.
possessing musical taste continue
but this fear has been groundess Certainly is
small portion of public generally who can nnder.
stand or eciate hat is difficult but ali know what il
pleasing In music and even 10 those who know nothing
OF the Italian language, expression and harmony may
make full compensation musical instrument uses no
words but may be played to the delight Of all people of
all languages and much more will the singing OF such
artists Pico Bari, Beneventan0 and Bonedst please
entirely unculvaed ear, provided the airs Sc.
lected are pleasing and popular Lucia di Lammer-
the critical audiences alone who might listen to it. Would
have long since been exhausted but the rich various
musical beauties In its composition are pleasing ALL
ond Pslmo's in consequences, has been attended by
brilliant audiences as ever were gathered together in
this city In THU do We believe exists the grand secret
whether failure will attend the experiment of
Italian opera in this city Let the operas selected
kind with those heretofore SO udicously chosen re
pete with leasing natural effects that all may enjoy and
the will receive hearty and be raj support;
but if they of school in which artistical difficulties
merely grappled with and overcome there will
be found, we fear, sufficient number Of sppreciatve
hearers to sustain it, As it s the troupe has commenced
nobly, succeeded noby and trust will continue nobly
to delight and improve the musical taste of Gotham
THE ALLKonASIASs. This meritoIious family Of vo
calst every whore received with commentator will
give q concert in Jersey City this evening Their
choicest pieces are on the programme offered.
MADAME ABLAMowicz is 70 give concert in Brooklyn
this evening.
Tho Swiss Bell Ringers have been very successful at
Eason, Pa. They will perform Of their beautiful
pieces at Reading Pa, on Monday evening next.