New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-06
CITY ITEMS.

on Saturday evening was i0erably well attended and
appeared to give general satisfaction We confess how
ever, we cannot enjoy any performance Of this nature
very keeny in building ike the Reconsideration.
Portable inconveuent and adapted for CREST musical
effects partial acquaintance with the Stabat Mater
msde it the more painful to hear its beauties marred
from this cause IS this is the only available building
OF the requisite capacity suppose this evil DO
endured until suitable edifce shall be erect.
ed surprised that this great want OF the metro
polls has so long escaped the attention OF capitalists
When are we to have our Philharmonic Hall Another
disappointment caused by Benedets illness which
compelled the omission OF mis- part OF the programme
thus depnving US OF the Cujus Amman, OF which
We entertained the most plessursbe antcipations.-
Yet we had Bars fine voice to console US and
this indeed gave US the purest delight There is
such a completeness about this artists perform.
snces such truth and fsultlessness Of method that he
must be hypercritca who would find defects Pico sang
the Ave Maria Of Schubert and song from the Mes.
sish both with deep pathos and expression and Bene
mighty voice usual displayed lis utmost
pacty. None OF the evenings entertainments more
exquisite than the duets between Rapetu and kyle and
BsnL Each OF these artists in turn commanded the
admiration and applause Of the audience. The orches-
ira was full and efficient yet we must complain of the
has no moro difficult task than to keep his band subdaed
yet the want Of piano unusually obvious this
casiOn, aud displays culpsbe neglect in rehearsing.
! REAL BErEyoLENcE-Ne are happy to learn
that the Samaritan Society are in fair way Of
completing their House Of Industry Staten Island for
the employment Of female operatives, and providing
home for the aged INDECENT and the following gentle
men have been appointed trustees viz General George
p. Morris Rev. Dr. Schroeder; Uriah II. Judah Col
Josiah Mann Elijah +. Purdy VIM A. seely II. c.
Westervelt Luther B, Wyman Samuel A. Grape and
NJ. NJ. Noah.
/ AIMS HOUSE EXPESsEs--The Aims House Com.
mssioners Report for February has just been issued
The number OF inmates in the several Institutions Is
5429 the number of outdoor poor 25e9 general total
s0l5. Expenses for the month were s26,l37 AZ. for
Reef A. 80 ss Butter, 1888 92j Coal for poor OF
! Twelfth Ward 5000 60 Coffee, S637 CO. Colored
/ Home, S733 GO; Carriage OF fuel, Sl9l6 Oh Dry
Goods 81 ai6 II Drugs and Medicine s773 -, Dona.
tions 1907 Os Flour 1907 so, Hay and Grain
$3.50 Is Lumber s743 O5 Milk, s5l5 81 Molasses,
s229 81 Freight Of Manure, s240l So; Paints and
Oils 1924 ls Sugar s545 20; Shoes 1921 Tea s2o5 20
Transportation OF Psupers and Prisoners, 1898 IS
Vine, Ale aud Brandy s273 So
PoLIcE-By order of the Mayor, sundry police
men have been detailed for special duties, follows
First District Court Halls of Justice-Poicsmen Rel.
yea stephens Bailey, Davis, Austin, Rome, Smith and
| Cummings
Second District Court Jefferson Market-Policemen
/ Welch Hays Lawrence and Geary.
Third District Court, Essex Market-Policemen Stew
/ art Wilkehsrt Willis and Mckinney.
! Circuit COurt-P0liceman Stokey.
i WAsHINGToN MoSUNEST AssOCIATGoN.-The
Legislature having revived this Association and
ferred upon il such additional powers as were neces
sary we may now expec, TO something done toward
the accomplishment Of its design. The Corporation will
doubtless give the site single person is said to stand
ready to contribute all the building materials and there
is no doubt OF the donation OF money enough to com
pete the work.
! EH' LEOPOLD BIERwIRTH has been appointed
| Consul of Nuremberg for the Port of NewYork.
" The widow Of the late Bishop Hobart died
in this City yesterday morning The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at Trinity Church.
REMovAL-The Children of the Farm School
have been removed to Blackwes Island the place for
mery occupied by them having passed into the posses
sion OF the gentleman who recently purchased H. The
new Chapel and couple OF outhouses on the Island
have been fitted up for them.
FIRE.-The alarm in the Fourth District last
evening was caused by the burning OF some stables In
the rear OF Attorneys between Delaney and Houston
sts horse was burned to death; Il was taken out
The alarm in the same District in the afternoon was
false having been caused BY the burning OF chimney
Ass.uI1 WITH lsIEyr TO KmL.-James Reagh
WAS arrested last night By Sergt Smith Of the Eleventh
ward, charged with staboing Adam knspp with intent
M ki the weapon passing through the ribs and enter
81 No hqr ia ante -
cry Reagh was held TO answer
DlsGRAcEFUL CoSDUcT.-On Saturday night
some scoundrels broke Oh the bellpus and tore me
mates from nine doors IN Washington and Waveriy
paees In their depredations AZ the New orz Hotel
thew aroused Of the inmates. when they decsmp
| ed They have not yet been arrested
! prrrr LARcEsfEs-A man calling himself Rob
n.on was last night arrested by officer Henry 3 Metze
! nj the Third Ward charged with secreung himself 10
the cellar OF new building, corner Of hoolnson ana
Greenwich 50. and stealing brass Waerie1ceL ne
was detained b James kesyer was last night
arrested by officer Comeen Of the sixth Ward, charged
with stealing shawl from Ann Bailey on the fointsE
Detained for examination Peter Snyder was last night
arrested BY officers Mangum and McNesple, charged
with stealing wagon body. Detained for examination
| susan Palmer was last night arrested ~ oHcer nc
kenny of the Thirteenth Ward charged WIN steains
two shirts and pair pants from Isaac MOTIFS De
tanned for examination. Michael Hastings was Ast
night arrested by officer Steers OF the Thirteenth ward
Charged with stealing pairs slippers, two pairs gaiter
SDDeTs and two lasts from David shllwseon Of lac
| Broourest Detained for examination.
GENERAL sEssIoss.-The April term Of this
Court was commenced before Recorder scott and Ald
Gilbert and Sgoneal, with the following calendar hIf
! der |; highway robbery, mayhem, oigamy /
burglary q forgery, grand larceny - iaise pre-
,ences 3: assault and battery with intent 10 AL
fslse personzton bastzrdy previously convicted,
| ? peut larceny sbandenment f; witnesses T.
The following gentlemen were sworn a. members Oh
! the Grand Jury tor the term, VIZ
rols lanes Cushinz Robert Field John A. Harriet
Jonathan Haisht John Harper, Coaker) T. I. Hsrris
Amos p HATFIELD Joseph Jackson. Joel hely. Lewis
| . p,out VIM Renwick w. w. Townsend and A '"
Youe who after receiving the charge Of the Court TO-
tired 10 commence their duties.