New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-11
CITY ITEMS.

THIRD CONCERT 0F II. SrEAKosCH.-N >tr3-
kosch whose reputation has been 81 once iNed. with
out EFFORT on bis part but through the spontaneous re-
co-nitou which always follows true genius. gave his
third Concert last ght At the Brooklyn Female Acade
my The hall was sled with intelligent and tho
roughly apprecistive audience and We have never
witnessed stronger or more generous manifestation
OF enthusiasm than they bestowed on the gifted per
former The Han better adapted for sound than the
Tabernacle and If We had been delighted before. we
now fe, some difficulty in expressing rhe .ulines- OF our
enjoyment, Il Is not the wonderful. .S'l the almost
incredible rapidly and decacy OF lingering or the In.
cvbaustble variety OF his variations ard em5clish-
meuts. which We most admire in NJ srakosch. It is
the soul which speaks through these the spirit of the
divine art which b., forced their requirements as
means OF expression and seems 20 revel in their rich
ness and beauty.
IN the Monterey Gaop he displayed an unexpected
power The strong. exutng beat OF the music was
heard through the thunders of cannon and the blended
shouts Of battle times rolling out clear and strong in
d. pauses Of the f-ht The artist rspturousy
corei snd repaid the compliment by fun of
a. rich ovepowering melody the song of nightn.
gale 40 the close Of the Concert number Of splendid
/ bouquets were thrown 20 him and be- was Obliged 20
appear several times in acknowledgment of the long
continued applause
/ Miss Northal sang charninsy. and the ballad" On
/ the banks Of Guadaquivir which eucored, was
given with most true and touching expression Mr..
Hermann 5. savori who accompanied her on the pia.
uoiorte left nothing 70 be desired for This choicest of
/ Concerts.
/ THE SrEYEHvARBERs.-Th Syrian band gave
their ninth concert at tine Tabernacle last night Under
the spell of these unsurpassed musicians. many spirit
cl.ded through the waltz bounded In the gslopade
thrdded the mazcs of qusdrle the feet alas were
withheld from obeying their impulse. The Grccian
poets do not tell us whether their dymlesevcr danced
ON the top of Olympus but If this were the fashion,
we cannot help believing that The Sieyermsrkers IN the
ruise of awns with Herr kliha Pan must have fur
/ nished the music.
! - BuGroNs THEArER. Chambers-st, better
| known As Pslmos Opera House was opened last night
/ with decided success The audience large and
| select The establishment has undergone thorough
renovation the seats having been newly stuffed and
/ covered the Hobbies csrpeted &c. We are happy to
perceive that Mr. Burton has had the good taste TO omit
what susualy termed the third tier in other words,
10 exclude al females nsccompancd by gentlemen,
and charges but price 10 all parts of the house
This fact VIII induce many persons to attend who would
otherwise shun the establishment With the fine oca
ton OF Mr. Burtons place and such attractions as Crisp
Brougham Miss Chapman, and those enchanting, be
witchng kennoise children, the establishment cannot
fail 10 attract large and respectable audiences
~ In the Common Council last night, the
vcNed question Of MAD Docs again came up on the
spur of a Special Message from His Honor the Mayor
whose purpor will be by reference TO the NUM-
cipal Department Of todsys paper A the resolution
reads all dogs 10 be dispatched below Forty
erond-sf whereas before they were out Of harms way
I "a hirffef 4 al IN
the action of the Ordinance over the entire Island met
much opposition aud was nnally negauyed.
- President Roberts, of the Republic of liz
IBERIA being in the City, At the suggestion of His Honor
the Mayor Committee was last night appointed from
the Board Of Aldermen to confer with the distinguish
ed vister, and afford him such assistance in know
ledgeof our Institutions may be desired-the imme-
diae object Of his visit here being for the purpose Of
observation and comparison. The Committee so up.
pointed consists Of the Aldermen of the Fifteenth
Third and Eleventh Wards
THE DEsERr-Fehcien Dayids sublime ode
ymphony of lie Desert Is in rehearsal by the Musi
cal Institute and glad to learn, will shortly be
produced under the direction Of Mr. II. c. Timm.
The OBsEQUIEs-The following is the order in
which the obseques Of the New.York officers, whose
l
brated
The line will form in Canal-st at o'clock P NJ and
ser receiving the bodies from the Arsenal Yard, viii pro-
coed up Broadway 10 Foureeuh-st; thence 10 the Bow
pate Of the PARK 90 the front of ths City Hall where
Grafton viii be delivered by John Van Buren, Esq and An
Will be sung by the Sacred Music Society The procession
Will move in The following order
Under Bnga1 er Genera. Even
Ohciaing C.ergymen.
The Reverend the Clergy.
The bodies Of Lieut. Col Charles Baxter Alexander 5.
Forbes, Esq Capt james Barclay Capt Charles
II. Pesnon, Lieui. Charles + Gallagher
and Lieut.. Edgar Chandler
The City Guard, commanded by apt W m McArie'
Carriages with The relatives Of the deceased.
Mayors Of Newly 0rk and Brooklyn.
The Common Councils of the Cues Of Newi ork and Brook
lYu, mourners ln the following order.
The Board Of Aldermen,
Preceded by the Sergeant alarms, and headed by ne
President
The Board Of Assistants,
Preceded by the Sergeant ALARMS, and beaded by the
The oa c1sie s g. 9oIs Boards
BOARD oF SuPYRyIsoHs- H0adav.-The Board
was n session a lew minutes. The communication OF
the Board OF Education. az tO toe amounts required
the present year already stated reerredas were
balls of the County Clerk Constable Joseph and NUM-
Der OF others some bills for advertising ordered
20 be paid few papers were received as 20 relief
from taX. sc. Adjourned 10 meet Ihursday IN rela-
! ton TO Grand Jury list.
MoNUHEST To FIREMES-We are requestedb y
the Committee Of the Fire Department who are
ga-ed .n erecting Monument in Greenwood Cemetery
90 the Memory Of Fremen who have ost their lives ia
he discharge Of their duties 20 AK the cooperation OF
the relatives and friends Of those who were killed
prior ls3o % there be any such the City, they
viii confer favor by sending 10 the Chief Engineer
the aaines and ages Of those killed tine time and place
OF their death and the number of the Company 10
waich they belonged
DEATHS st TIE EWGRANT HOSPITAL, July
and a.-Dennis McQuig ~, arrived in the Mary Hsr
rngton Cath Heckeiner child, in the j. n GLADDEN.
Wnny Jones. o. IN the Forest King, John Dernau Ia
the Chussn Patrick McDermot ~, IN the VIM Vail
Andrew Hood no. IN the Cambria john Laughrey
Roach 30 In the NsOmi-all natives Of Ireland. Maria
Sparrow. child in the Narhein, native Of Eng.and
Various Household Markets.
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