New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-11

oush, 70 be spprshended with snch mountains and
qusgmires Of poisonous hlth the City sweer-
ing and reekns in, il would BE- easy for the musrue.
70 become N epidemic
ITALIAN OFERA.-After a lun succeeding the
Beaedstti sirocco new and more agreeable excite
reni exists and will reach rs cunlnaton this evening
uish the production Of The magnificent Opera OF LON
brrs This has been rehesrsed and polished BY the in
dsfstrsble Msreirek until the performance will De
near perfect anything that has yet been heard In tho
way Of operate music The dresses scenery and pro
pertes OF the piece are al and the Hsns will be
one OF the ersndest and nest As to the n
dculous stories about the division Of the company and
al that sort Of thing only necessary - refer the
public to their eyes and ears. by which they will see
that the orchesirs and chorus consist Of exactly the
same number and make precisely the same amount
snd quality OF music as before the opening In
Philadelphia. II being impossible TO employ rruh
Bsnedelti Rosi. Duoreul, yatellinA. NoyeilL NJ and
Mime Labordc Patti and the other first singers in the
same Opera we do not see wha, harm there il IN
set with an entirely orchestra sni chorus. sing
ing in Philadelphia while the other perform hero
usual
/ We intended 70 have said a word shout Verdi sad
the powerless frequently directed ~ him be-
cause he happens be simply Verdi sni nobody else
I
which ever pay tribute 70 his genius are its best he
fence and eulogy. Verdi Is the Beethoven Of Italy and
has given to the Italian school simplicity sud grand
eur Of which il was never before known to be pos
sessed ILoabardi Ersari snd Nabacoo are three Of
his finest works The THO In 7 L0mbar!, between
Trua Benedetu and Rosi is one Of the grsndc,t snd
most magnificent pieces Of music ever composed
you DO n believe us 20 to night and hesr IT,
SrRAEoscH ASp HESR HERz.-Our musical
readers and the public generally will be delighted and
perhaps little astonished 20 learn that HENRI Hgnz
70 assist the popular Russian Pianist his FAREvELI
Concert on Saturday next This one OF the greatest
attractions of the season especially Miss N0RrH,LIs
charming voice Will be heard between the ark Ike
fances OF Herr and Strakoschs bran, passages some
times bold and stirring trumpet IN a storm and
sometimes sweet a chspelbe heard across the AXE
of Como We glad to see this union OF genius the
commencement OF which will crowd the New Musical
/ Hall
! GRAND EXHIBITION AND LECTURE AT rHE TAB-
ERNAcLE-At the Tabernacle tiis ,reHigs a grand eN
hibition Of the Magnetic Telegraph and the Electric
Railroad in actual operation will be given. together
with many interesting and amusing experiment. being
Lecture by Doctors Boynton and Cotton. two OF The
most popular lecturers in the country The former of
these gentlemen delivered great number of Lectures
in Philadelphia last Winter, which were uniformly
crowded and created the warmest admiration among
the most refined and accomplished classes OF tina, city
He manner ia fluent easy and graceful, yet earnest
sud impressive IN no ordinary degree. We Know few
public lecturers who nis equals We have been
favored with the following Card signed by Of the
most distinguished Phladelphians, which insert
with pleasure and very cheeriuly endorse from our
own personal knowledge
The undersigned, entertaining the highest opinion Of Dr.
Bosntou as an able snd accomplished expounder Of the
great principles Of Nature through the medium Of toe
Natural Sciences and having experienced much gratnca
ton from attending portions Of his last lake this
method Of earnestly requesting him 20 give smother coufse
of entertainments tho subjects II Geology Autonomy
Electricity aud Magnetism, II such time aud place vii
suit his convenience
John ssln lMayof1 Paul sso.Np
RaS-r, Morris. I'd Ialah-r J,m-, sNia. MI
Andrew X Gamer Esssri Ptsau.
IhomAs ad,n' ROOT N''n
Joseph = Parker Nones. SD
P,naaevasa. ASrR 90 Ia as cher
Asto Dr. Coltcn's scientific attainments we have
the very strongest test.monisls from Prof : r. r
Morse Hon Willard Fillmore, and others and beside
there thousands OF our own citizens who remember
him with pleasure and will flock again 10 hear him
But by reference 10 the Programme Of these enter.
tainmsnts IL will be that after the conclusion Of
the lecture and scientific exhibition the audience Will
be permitted to examine tree Of additional charge the
sublime picture by Rembrandt Pese OF The Court Of
Death These promise to be the greatest entertain
ments OF the
~ TIE AMATEUR CONCERT 20 be given on the
10Th met for the benefit Of The Home, will be an
entertainment well worth attending Among those
who have volunteered on the occasion are RicHHD !
HoFFrAS the celebrated pianist, and CHARLES WIN
TIER = vonist whose performances have hitherto |
been most highly admired
health OF rHE CirY.--From the following |
documents IL will be seen that the epidemic at Quar-
tine has entirely subsidized, and nave sun time TO
prepare for the regular visitation Of the Cholera
Yerbum sat
MAYORS OFYIcE, sunday, Dec lO-lPA
The Standing tay Conn iiee OF the Board " Heath
the satisfaction to rep lhe following letter received
QuARaNriSg, Staten Island. Dec ~, l8gs
HIS HoSoR MAYOR No Of Cholera has occurred
There has thus been since Friday morn irg
aud We have hope that the disease I about
ALEX Is WHITING, Health oncer
The following letter from the Resident Physician
ordered TO be published in all the papers
Ngw.YoRK. December 10. 1913
To His HOSOR rHE MAYOR Knowing inst some excite
men prevails IN our Guy n consequence u The existence Of
Asac Cholera al Quarantine ami feeling the necessity Of
asying possibe, any alarm which The approach ofa Dis
have IN this way thought proper 10 MORN the public
through that everything has been done Quarantine
the progress u the disease Dsnfecauis
freely distributed throughout that establishment, while
every other necessary prscauuOn has been rgdiy
served The Health Ocers reports Tor the three DAYS
show decided diminuuon 10 fhe number ol new cases
which added 10 the fact hat The disease thus far having
been exclusively confined 10 the Quarantine, would ID
show here was but slight fear Of s spreading beyond
present confines
But one case Of Cholera has yet occurred In Cy
and that patient who had been discharged cured from
the Marine Hospital on Tuesday Dec. 5. He scksned
foo~ing day with Cholera ana Immediately bsc
10 Quarantine, where he died In sX hours after admission
The citizens Of New York may rest assured every
for their protection which be devised by lhose
entrusted with The sanitary Of his City been
carefully attended to- and n Of Cholera all bs re-
ported having occurred Ia City tho acts viii be
placed before the pubic without concealment
sEfH CIR. Re.d-1i PlYsrsn
NH. p HAFEMEYEH Pres dent of board "a Health
TIMOTHY r. HiBBARD. Chsrnan
SELL GRAY
WILLIAM adams
GARRISON fROLITs f''-NNt-@
THO. X ID FOREST
JOS. ". SMITH. ND
JNo BECK. ND
RICHARD 4. MORRIS. Nd.