New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20

-, a,r harm In fact they too much taken up
With the opers 10 think about what 'hey were doins
Put vou can tell them Of their fault in some indirect
ray without hurting their feelings snd depend on you
n 90 H. While your hand 10 IN you might also remind
vour readers that talking and laughing Al concerts E sn
osenrs against good manners. The other evening my
cousin susan and her husband came home IN very III
bunor from the Of Madame Aosmowcz because
eouple Of Gentlemen IN white gloves and wascoats hsd
5,syrbed them By talking during the singing At the
last concert OF the Philharmonic Society even Beetbo
ven was not enough TO defend rs from the same annoy
anca Indeed have observed that the better the music
on such occasions the more certain class among Nc
audience are inclined to mske Il an opportunity Tor the +
transaction Of their own private affairs ..,.,,.,.
Yours cordially ISAIAH JENhlNS I
Samaritan SOCIETY FOR AMELIoRArISG Tux /.
CONDITION OF RESPECTABLE UNEMPLOYED FEMALRs.-
Tbi, Institution appeals 10 the public in Concert A.
the apollo saloon on next Tuesday evening signors
pfeo Madame AHLAMowIcz Mrs. JONES, signor GENo'
vEsI new Tenor who now makes his hrst appearance
in America, SIR SHEPPARD Mr.. BEAMEs and signoi
sANQUImco have generously volunteered tor the coca
SION The bill is an excellent one as may be seen by
referring 10 the advertisement We notice that among
other things Pico to give Aria BY schubert that best
Of song composers Signor GenOyeso makes his debut
10 the Finale Of Lucia We shall hope to see crowded
audience Apart from the music 70 be performed and
the artists whose names announced, which ought
alone 10 insure fun attendance we cannot conceive
Of shy object which ought to enlist wider ana deeper
sympathy than that now proposed to be bonenited u
anything can be done toward progoing safe home Tor
the multitude Of respectable women In the City no gen
crous hand can withhold lts mite. But where the de-
.len not 10 give aims which often alas only perpet
yates the the misery u would reeye-but TO enable the
destitute snd homeless support themselves by their
own labor Il ought command the aid OF every one IN
whose power Il Is TO render aid
/ SryAN NAVIGATION BETWEEN NEwYoRK AND
/ BaruEN-The ScEHsllpos says ihst according to 10
formation from the best il can assure the public
tha, the preparations for This undertaking 90 important
=, Gs-nsn commerce and % tho numerous Germans OF
the interior are carried forward with all possible actv
itv The fear that the steamer Washington might oe
Appropriated to wsfke purposes by the Government -
removed The first voyage OF this pioneer Ia steam
nsvigs,on between New.York and Germany will Il Il
hoped not be postponed beyond The lat May next after
that the intercourse will be regularly kept up. The
wA.hipgton is next TO the lost Great Britain the largest
Of the Transatlantic Steamers and the price Of portion
Of ia places will be within the Of those in com
paratively narrow circumstances The next ship Of this
nue viii. ri. hoped. take its place In August The
charge for postage In the these vii be twenty
I've cents letter.
~ A second Lecture on the Rights aud
At the Tabernacle on Thur.dsy night last in the Irish
and English language The emphatic Plsudits that At
tended ss delivery In The former medium demonstrated
among other thipss that the language which Byron
eharacterzed as the sublime old Erss' hs' no; yet
pa,,-d away although Ike the old land herself Il
seems 10 be al war with Fate But it. In truth. this Ian
zuasa was the vehicle Of the hrsi knowledge that
dswued upon Europer-ss has been claimed Tor it-its
existence at all Il the present day 10 wonder and
more especially So when il "a considered that II ns'
steadily refused to yield 10 the influence OF time OF
change and yet retains all those zurteras Wheh may oe
asa TO be part mere OF less Of ever sngusse IN ~
primitive state Indeed these very Pscusriries are
held % AZ lts ora indspuisoly Pnencian. Leaving
s..srch on hi. point 10 mors leaned Rnuqusrsns
will only say that the Lecturer managed ais subject
and 70 the oes, Of Enou age and belief" the Irish
medium Of its eonmunicsuOn 81 master. The ser
vices Of Mas Martin and Of kssEs. Ray, Lynch, Hsr
ri.on and Glessou Pisnisf contributed to the uteres
OF the occasion We understand that iu Report ma
be looked for IN the Sunday Dispatch o; next week
PRoF MrTcHELLs LECTURE Our report Of the
a,t lecture Of Prof Mitchell anayoida5ly postponed
Z on .ccOun. Of the Illness Of NJ Dyer VIC conse
eueu.ly unable write OF, his notes last tisht We shs
sns.svor TO md room tor it IN Monday psPer
l. We have found IL At last Round what, {,
YOU say Way good. deheste pointed, smooth goinz
zb zold pen Il soft and easy 50 quill niIy time
a. convenient thousand times - handsome snd last
longer than whole cock OF geese could s1PFly you
And more than this il came from s4vASE IN alton s;
No " and be VII sci anybody Is ane for g sia
/. handsome pencil csse into the bargain
EVENING MCsIcAL 5rUDIEs.-A ss,e Claw
e are requested to cal srtsnron 10 Mr. Warmers adVef
ussment for new primary music class In which b
\ oSers premium Of So Il Is scarcely necessary 10
u 70 .sy that Mr. W with all bis education experience
7 and past success vii render object 10 JOIN 81
: class even as.de from the proposed premium
!. TIE iMNI6RANT PAssAGE LAw.-Ihe Mayor 4
!. accordance with the vote Of the Common Council hs
% called = meeting Of Ire citizens for Monday evenn
next upon this subject The matter Is one in whic
II very srung feeling appears TO be enlisted on both side
ard ws have no doubt the meerns VIII Be very faly
tended It's to be AZ the Tabernacle st bali Pea, seye
: o'clock
q Tex ALLEsHASIAss-These popular vocalist
sge another Concert II the Tabernacle next Tuesds
= evening Ibsr IA; oas 10 have besn receive
win universal favor.