The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-07

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ITALIAN orERA-The second season commences this
eycnns with Donizettis admirable opera Of "Lucrcza
Borg signora Pico signorina Baril both appear
ing In fact. by reference TO the bills it will be per-
ived that the whole talent of the company will be
n GU. ~ n exc client opera signora Pico 1t Is
SUI" nus one song which she sing it, Is worth
the price OF admission. Go and how it is
CHHisTrs MISsrnrLs-This favorite band still con-
hnue to draw immense houses. Every night numbers
leave Mechanics Hall being able TO procure seats
Their negro songs and choruses well executed
their dancing In the baresque polka Is excellent and the
cowbelogians in imitation Of the Bell Ringers the
most original style Of harmony we have listened
il is truly laughable.
Mn u c. HILLS grand complimentary concert. which
was to place last evening at the Tabernacle
Is postponed to future day. in consequence of the un
favorable state of the weather This is wclljudged
we hone To see the Tabernacle crowded an occasion
when musical merit is being testified by discerning
public in giving bumper to Mr. Hill, prior to his
leaving for Europe
ALLEGuANIANs-The Trenton Daily News speaks in
the most Aatterng terms of these vocaliststheir
certs are we'll attended and they becoming great
avorites. They are spoken OF by the editor az far
superior to the Hutchinson Family Ihis tells well for
their future success.
The Society of British Musicians recently gave a
for the relief of the Irish in which seventy nstru
Mr. Thrlwall and conducted by Mr.. Sterndae Bennett
The singers were the Misses Williams and Jockey
Messrs Braham, Burdni, Jockey and Williams. The
Braam sang with fire and energy that recalled
his best days to such Of his auditors as were old enough
and melodious and clcvery Instrumental serenade by
Charles Hershey, sung with great expression by Nir
Jockey were the principal features and obtained the
most marked approval The room not crowded, but
it sufficiently we'll attended to insure respectable
offering from the Society of British Musicians to their
distressed brethren of the sister isle.
The celebrated baritone, Sgnor Colett made his first
appearance for many years recently at Her Malesys
Theatre The Signor appeared in the character of Nno
and achieved q decided success.
Jenny Lind was expected to appear at Her Majestys
Theatre in London about the end of March
Gently.
out at the Drury Lane theatre 1t Is decorated with
some handsome scenery and some effective dances par
ticulary eaehcueha, by AIademoiselle Baderna
The liverpool Mercury states that Mademoisee Lola
Monies who has left many socenir at Berlin Dresden
and Paris, and who enjoys here exalted protection
Munich which required the interference Of the police
At about the handsome spaniard walking in
the St. Louis street followed by bulldog
the animal bared ut the horses of brewers car which
was standing before public house. The horses
dogs he rushed at Of the horses and severely
bit him. This amused Mademosellc Lola, but did not
suit the carman who desired her to take her dog away
rather angy observing that nobody ought to Be per-
mtted to walk in the Bavaran capital with fcrocious
a companion Mademoselle Lola, either not understand
ing the carmans words, rather understanding them
too WELL flor she is said to speak German easily enough)
struck the carman with her umbrella in such style
to cut his face and made the blood flow from copousy
large number of bystandcrs sided with the carman,
abused Mademoisec Lola, and gradually grew
peratcd that deemng her position u pcrious one she
threw herself into chemists shop and shut the door
very violently that number Of panes of glass
shattered The crowd gathered in front of the druggists
loudly demanded that she should be delivered up
As the summons not obeyed the remaining panes
were promptly demolished Mademoiselle Lola was ena-
bled to return home at night but this morning early
dawn another large crowd gathered under her win
dows, and began demolishing them promptly as the
apotheoary's had been The police succeeded in dis
persing the mob but other gatherings continue
ally taking place it has been found necessary to station
at her door 1t expected that Mademoisele Lola Mon
ties will shortly have to answer before Tribunal OF
City Intelligence.
The WEATHER-The early part OF yesterday was
The evening extremely disagreeabe- cold and
wet
ELncrroNEERrxo-Tnn FOURTH wARp--A Hot Co.'S
TEsr-FIRE ALARM-The locofOcos determined to
carry hot struggle in this ward amongst the rival
sections of the party and already the beigerents have
manifested every disposition to kick up row. and dis
turb the tranquility of the neghborhood. The Pur
serte" section have resorted to the indecent trick
aldites' as several of them were burned yesterday
morning in different streets in the ward, and
gcrous and low mode Of contrasting election, and
question if 1t may not turn out an indictabe affair
Should any practsed ncendary belong to either section
of the democratic party in the 4th ward he should not
be permitted to endanger the lives and properties Of the
citizens by firing the banners and pacards that ac-
tho streets. This caused n false alarm of fire
FnE.--A fire broke out yesterday morning in the up
part of the three story frame building corner Of East
as "a grocery store. The house occupied in the up
per part by n s. Hcydinger marble show room and
also by another family
A fire also broke out yesterday morning at No. 1913
Bowcry. Damage considerable.
Also in premises belong to Samuel Hcay, 18th street
between 9th and 18th avenues.
The Deputy CLERK SUPERIOR CouRT--
We understand Mr.. Michael Wcyant, the efficient and
gcntlemanly clerk of the Superior Court has resigned
his situation, and is succeeded by Mr. Maxwell, the
junior clerk, who entered on his duties on Monday.
Mechanics INSTITUTE ScHooL.-The eighth annual ex-
hbon of this deserving institution will take place at the
Tabernacle this evening at half-pas o'clock. We
have doubt that it will be well attended and that tire
exercises of the pupils will reflect creditor their instruct
SUDDEN DEATH.-The coroner was called yesterday to
hold inquest at Bellevue Hospital the body Of Jo
scph Morrison u native of Ireland aged years who
came cabin passenger from Liverpool, in the packet
ship Patrick Henry and expired Immediately after leav
ing the vessel Verdct--death by general debility,
arising from dropsical condition of his whole system
Board Of Supervisors.
| Adjourned meeting Alderman Hart in the Chair.
The minutes of the preceding meeting read and
| approved.
Petitions of number Of persons for the correction Of
taxes Referred.
! Communications-From ex-Sheriff Jones. enclosing
bills amounting to $500 being the balance of his claim
against the county. Referred.
Bus-Of sundry persons connected with police de-
partment. Referred
Resoiutions-Aldcrm LIVINGSTON offered resolu-
ton directing the clerk of the board lin to u
communication from the Secretary of Sate to transmit
to the Secretary the proceedings of the board in relation
to distrctng the city After debating the matter sor