New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30
CITY ITEMS.


they have taken a. naturally 70 music ss duck 10 me
water and The higher AID more perfect The entertain
neut. offered them the more have they been grained
concert on - large scale A. Strakoschs nrst 70 va
feared 5v u1any would oe disastrous experiment.
Fvervthinz consp-ed against 1.-THE elements having
sotup grand programme Of annoysnces which has
never been surpassed However the house wss cram
r,as-svervbodv wss IN raptures-the handsome pian
81 fed as pockets with gold and covered his young
brow. with laurel. After It universal desire
-. r,rifs.red that 80 brilliant snd successful Al affair
should BE- repes,ed Our >iavonisn wonder. nothing
10Th hss con.ented-the Saxo American Geuersiss no
F-v contributes bis magnificent cohorts-his Chief on
rer u the stat the Lithuanian Msretrek mounts his
spirited WI be neckcloth snd holds bis gold uPged baton
-esiy for scfion-whie strakosch himself prepares
ssan to cross the ivory Alps through passages OF new
npo..isii,y and amid tornado Of musical rain and
thunder awakened 5y h. electric singers Tonight taxes
psce this Grand music spectacle this msguincenteNhi
ton Of fireworks for the ear Let the world OF issn''n
stand sul TIL il passes
The OPERA Housr.-We have received from
the Director Of the Asiorplsce Opera House dainty
pamphlet setting forth. In bret terms the arrange
rnents be has made for the coming Opera season The
general psn and the strength of the Company be has
collected are already known. We md. however. a
notice Of farther -ercuts which deserve re-
mark sud commentator. Mr. FKY announces thst the
bar. for the sale Of liquors vii De closed and strict
police will enforce the exclusion Of improper persons
from every part Of the establishment well a. the OBJ
serysnce OF the decorum and etiquette due 70 the feel
ings Of refined audience. The scenery and costumes
will receive particular and the chorus and orches
ira VIII each contain upward OF nifty performers Be
-
Borsia Llcia d. LannerHoor and linda d Ctdmcrsl
Doulett.s La Fsr0rif and Mozsrts Don Gi0rdari are
10 be produced and there prospect OF hearing
Meyerbeers new opera OF The Propha simultaneously
with is first performance in PARIS mos, brilliant
son mas be anticipated
SrRAE0scH-This eminent pianist gives p con-
cert on Tuesday evening New Haven. where he Is
already very popular and another the following even
ing al Hartford
THE EDNoNDsoN SIsTERs.-We learn that a
donation Of about 900 copies Of Housons Reports OF
the speeches OF Messrs Hale Corwin, Niles and Dix in
the Senate and Messrs Tuck and Gddings the House
Of Representatives Of the United States the subject
Of slavery has been made aid OF the fund for the re-
iempton Of the Edmondson sisters Ii is valuable
pamphlet Of - pages octave and may be obtained " the
Office OF the American and Foreign Anti Slavery Society
No 81 John st Price - cents At tbs option Of
the purchaser
LECTURES oS TIE MIDDLE AGEs.-We learn
that LEIcEsTER + A. BUCKINGHAM, Esq. Of London
will shortly commence a course OF nve lectures on the
Literature Learng and Rehgi OF the Middle Ages
The history Of the multiplication Of books and the IN
stutions OF learn NJ during the sixteenth snd seven
possess great value and interest and
have received but comparatively little attention from
students Mr. Buckingham, (who Is son OF j. :.
Bucking ham the traveller and ecturer delivered this
course of lectures in England last Winter with much
success
u CAMP TAYLOR, at the Old Reservoir 81
Chambers st has b,en htted up as Taylor Reading
Room and Rendezvous for the lower part Of the City
1t there is any liquor sold there I'VE don't know that
there isl we advise nobody 10 drink It,
~ The lid Assembly District. comprising the
Third and sixth Wards hold meeting this evening at
a Camp Taylor" 81 Chambersst to respond 10 the
nomination Of Hon JAMES Bowen for the Assembly
~ Wanted. In the City Churches, number
OF thermometers with sections able to read. We had a
pocket thermometer yesterday which ranged, during
servce al o. windows AL tightnres in the stoves
half the congregation asleep and the rest Of them sick
with the headache.
"a Since the lsmented death of TYRONE
pogFa there have been various competitors for the
honor of being his successor. A. yet one has sP
pesred worthy of bis mantle We have now ne"
candidate in the person Of his son, MAURICE Power,
who appears Al the Park night in two Of his father
best characters. sir Patrick OPlenpo and Teddy
Malowny" He appeared but twice in Europe before
coming to this country.
C,wPBEIL's MIvsrRELs.-We have all heard
Of Campbells Pleasures OF Hope-but the Tremendous
rush Of patronage nightly pouring into the Society Ii
brary ought surely 20 be called Cambes Pleasures OF
Fruition Tonight they commence on the thirteenth
r,,k OF their lucky II all the fun they have
made during the last quarter could be- manufactured
into blankets nobody would need TO sleep cold for ten
years to come
SANDS. LENT n Cos ENTREE.-The public on.
tree into New York Of sands Lent Co. great eques
TRAN troupe in which elephants cames horses, ponies
and chariots will figure somewhat extensively takes
place this forenoon In the evening the fret perform
suce OF the Company will be given, under an Immense
pavilion erected Eighth 81 The performances OF the
trained elephants and csmes which are Introduced for
the rst time this City are represented As being OF
highly interesting nature and the gymnasic and eques
TRAN performers who constitute the Company are All Of
the irst description
RUM0RED AccIDEsr.-Yesterday afternoon at
a ate hour, We received information that man was
run over By the Railway near Thirty second 81
and almost instantly killed He appeared TO be native
OF Germany and in state Of ntoxicauon At the
time.
r5~ Ten thousand loads Of Dirt for sale m the
street. of the First Second and Third Wards Apply
20 the Common Council Or TO the Police officers.
II The work IS progressing for the completion
OF the iron railing around Washington Parade Ground
CHARGE OF PERJURY.-A young man by the
name II Theodore B. Hatfield arrested on Satur-
dag last Assistant Captain Flsnirau OF the 18th Ward
on charge Of perjury preferred against him by Iheo
dore Lent in having on the 18th Of December l-47.
made oath before W y English. Commissioner Of
Deeds and subscribed his name u affidavit In GER
then pending in New York IN which the said
Theodore B. Hathelt vas plaintiff, and the Hartford
Protection Insurance Company were defendants, and
that Of the age Of % the I'd Of March l-i7
That on the 10Th Of August Las the said Theodore