The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-14
day. she has the additional attraction of being ne Of
the most eegrant graceful and beautiful ladies' that
have ever appeared before audience in this city

day, she has the additional attraction Of being Of
the most elegran graceful and beautiful ladies that
have ever appeared before an audience in this city
TABERNAcLE.-THE MoRAvrAN SINcrns-The i'm
mense success which this accomplished band of per-
formers has achieved since the their
entertainments In this city s evidenced every night
by the crowded and fashionable audiences which re-
sort to the Tabernacle. On last night. the concert
rich and varied, and in every respect calculated
to please the most fastidiors The pishsd and
fascinating Mademoiselle Lovarney sang in German,
English Scotch, and Irish and the unanimous and
frequent bursts of applause which every successive
effort elected, is the best and most convincing testi-
moDy that could be adduced of the extraordi nary
she is held by the elite of New York Zorer, stmpei.
and Kneass, acquitted themselves usual to the de-
light OF the company, who gave expression to their
feelings in loud demonstrations of applause The
powerful instrument Of wood and straw, called the
Xilocordeon, so ingeniously constructed and ad-
mirably aged by that astonishing performer SpeI
again introduced to the audience and the curl,
osty which 1t excited was only equaled by the delight
which was felt at this novel and extraordinary mode
OF producing the concord Of sweet sounds We
trust that this splendid and talented company will be
induced to prolong their stay another week, for we
which they are received at every Successive appear
ance that their great tale ns and supe.
rort over the ordinary class of concert performers
WILL II generally asccrtaned, receive for time
longer the nightly homage of immense numbers who
are not at present aware of their attractions.
CAMrnrLL's MIs.rRELs-T These elegant singers
they have full and fashionable houses every song
they sing ecits immense applause. Each member Of
Dand Is thoroughly educated musician they
al and the air Of nement which pervades
all their doings, renders their concerts the most
agreeable entertainments of the season.
CASTLE GARDEr.-That excellent band Of singers
the Ethiopian Melodists will give of their enter
tanning concerts at this beautiful house to- night
They are fine band, and visit to hear them at the
garden will be sure to please.
Congo MNsTRrLs.-This company of negro min
stres are playing at St Lukes building Hudson street
city Intelligence.
TxsrV W.. Tbaro r,,lfa Oh
weather yesterday being several degrees colder than
that Of several days past. The sky cloudess and
moon eclipses will not do and come other will
have to be resorted to before the thirst of the dry
earth will be Quenehed
MEETING THE OLD HuNKEn CoMMrrEE.-The
announcement having bee N made that the old bunker
committee would meet last night of the reporters
Of the Herald was at his post at the appointed hour to
note the proceedings 1t was limited, before the
bling Of the committee, that it was the intention Of
that body to devise means cause re removal Of those
now In the and other government officers
in the city, and supply their places with the faithful
the room Of meeting brilliantly illuminated with gas,
and decorated with banners embematca Of the party
On the east side of the room was full ,S9gth portrait
of General Butler, in full uniform, standing besiac
cannon, while upon the groundwork were painted
cannon balls. On the south end the whole width Of
the room, was banner, in the centre of which
painted Of the goddess Of liberty
on the extreme right full length portrait Of General
Csss, looking intenty upon scroll and book, which
hunkerism, though it looked very much like a copy
Of the bible That of it was not for things OF
Importance to them than faturity engrossed all
their minds About eight o'clock, the committee
sembed and our reporter very politely informed
that the proceedings would be of private character
and none others than the com1nttee would be allowed
to remain which deprives of the power to give the
proceedings to the public 1t said that letters on
the subject of the object of the meeting from impor
tant political and official personages in Washington,
would be read No doubt they contained salutary ad
vice to the hunkers of New York. and it is probable
that before long some of the present free soil ncum-
bents like our reporter will be politely requested to
leave their places.
MEETING BRooKLYN.-There was a meeting in
Brooklyn last evening" for the relief Of the sufferers by
the late fire. Several resolutions adcpted-ons
for the destitute TO call upon tie committee another
that the subscription books be sgn ned by the commit
tee. Messrs George Hall. Seth Low, VIM S. Packer,
William M. Harris, and Edwin Anthony, are the
committee.
THE Sun BUILDING ON FIRE-A fire broke out about
hsfpast five O'Clock yesterday afternoon, in the cell
lar Of the Sun building, caused by the explosion Of
when by accident or leak, the gas took fire. and
the gasometer exploded with o tremendous crash
Several persons were standing upon the sidewalk at
the time, who were very much alarmed, and ran for
life expecting the whole front of the building would
fall. The manufacturing gas commenced in
that building, yesterday which resulted in the expo
sion, and setting on fire several bundles of paper.
The hremen were promptly on the spot, and put out
the flames before any material damage had been
tanned These private gas works are dangerous, at
best and should never be put into any building in
densey populated portion Of the city, except under
charge Of most experienced man.
FIREs.-A FIRE broke out about twelve o'clock on
Tuesday night, in the stable of Capt. Topper, in
Anthony street, near Broadway, which destroyed
together with four horses It Is thought to be the
O'Clock on Wednesday morning, in the slaughter
house of J. +. Clinch in Third street, which da.
mayed the premises to the amount Of about 800.