New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
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n the house OF DrNAcA n $780,
should M Hecker be 50 fortunate As 70 Obtain ses'
!. -. s.,,o,,l r.s,i.i.rure he will no doubt make
useful member.
TEr Ir,rr,S OrEHA.-We learn that the ltai-
ian o,e-. vii open At tie Astor plsce Opera House
r..t .-,-, .os.v under the management Of Ny. ny
ha sirulrie. srnos, in.epsrs5le from the orgsni1s
no, of an ENTERPRISE Ike this have disappeared before
the s--nue.. and dscrs lion Of the Manager and We
are happy 70 learn that the prospect :. present o.
pro.perou. and successful scasou with plenty o. hsi
rnonv behind the scenes vel IS on the stage 4ne
company visa strong one and the short but orillAn'
.es,ou In Philadelphia In developing the great and IN
.u.pected powers Of Nine. Lsoorde, has shown mar
1, well balanced and capable Of presenting me Ope's
70 rs n style Of completeness never yet beard mere
With two such genuine Prtze DONNIE as IFuh ana N"e.
sborde each 50 entirely different from the otnef ana
both 90 excellent with Benedict, Lsoords' Daoreai'
Ro.i and Val,elns and with powerful and Wen
drilled chorus and AZ orchesrs Of aity under the con-
tro Of Maretzek have night to expect the Prodae
non Of series Of operas that shall in no respect as
sppoin, public expectation
The present attempt 70 establish the Opera in New
York on permanent basis has our varInesi wishes
for IL, succe. Whatever objections may exist 10 me
sters or thestcs representations as 81 present con
Quoted they do spply to the Italian Opera we are
authorized directly BY the Manager 70 sag ihs' oar
Opera House is TO contain bar for the sale OF n'oxi
eating drinks and that improper characters VII! be n
sdy excluded from tae house. In the whole range Oh
/ the modern Italian Opers We do not remember scene
or sentiment of lcentious immoral tendency
and a. for the influence Of music tseh we believe there
"a no difference Of opinion on that subject
p : We are informed that several minor meAo
-. ...rrs y hacr Dc
cded upon BY Mr. Fry which cannot but be anniversary
approved In the first place the price OF the 'Dra
10 Dc reduced to SIX for the English and shilling
for the English and tAanjust onehsli the old prices
The charges on the CLOAK to be entirely aoo
ished and the out door gear Of vsers taken care OF
gratis. Last but not least, permanent seat Is to be
assigned to each Of the papers and always kept Tor the
use of il. representative during benefit nights and all
These are movements quite in the proper direction
and though perhaps appearing small in themselves W"
be productive OF great and favorable effects
CONCERT At THE TABERNAcLE.-The concert
OF the GERMASA SOCIETY at the Tabernacle last night
vss very well attended, notwithstanding the rain
Had the weather been favorable the place would no
doubt have been crowded the admiration and delight
which this remarkable bsnd Of performers excited in
all who listened to them. has already given vide and
enthusiastic recognition their talents The great at
traction of the concert last evening was Beethovens
sublime Symphony In major which was rspturously
applauded The astonishing precision Of the twenty
three players and their perfect harmony with one an
other and with the grand ides Of the symphony Itself
/ produced a unity of effect, concentration OF power
and expression which told directly upon the heart
After this followed Mendelssohns glorious overture to
the Midsummer Nights Dream, with IL moonlight
and fairy dances s frolicking fancies and delicious
echoes fading 10 the brink of silence and returning
with fresh gush OF sweetness The instruments then
sung duet from spohrs Jessonds, with much more
tenderness than would have been expected from their
brazen throats large number OF the audience re-
quested the repetition OF the concert which Il will be
seen has been complied with.
LEArIs CoscERr -Notwithstauding the unts
vorsble state of the weather there fair attend
ance at the Apollo Rooms las, night to hear Mr and
Nine LEArl the newly arrived vocalists The duet Of
Dnuqps 70 son sung very sprishty and pleasing
style Mrne Lests voice is pleasing and aexible with
out possessing great power and in light snd lively air,
Ike that Just mentioned or the Merry Zingars In
which she was heartily encored II q heard to good adj
vantage Mr BuRKEs performances on the violin
were very well received HE " Homage Rubini'
was played with all the skin and grace for which he Is
distinguished Nh HOFFMAN delighted the audience
with the beautiful style in which he played Thsbers :
variations air from la S0HHar1bula- He gives
promise Of attaining the highest excellence as pianist
srRAXoscH.-Ths eminent pianist has gone to
Philadelphia second time to superintend his nith
Concer, in that city He has been received there with
remarkable favor After the Grand Musical Festival
on Monday next he goes to Boston, where the good
people are snxiou.ly awaiting bis first appearance
L.rxcg OF ANOTHER STEANsHIP.--The second
steamer of the New.York and savannah line will be
LAUGHED th. morning at o'clock, from the yard OF
VIM Il Webb foot Of sixth at East River Her name
Is the Tennessee and in connection with the Chero
kee already in successful operation will form weekly
line between the cities She 10 to 90 to sullmsn
Aliens Novelty Works for her machinery, and will
be ready for sbout the Let OF March Both vessels
says the Commercially have been built in the most sub
.taptisl manner by Mr. Webb, under the superintend
ance Of Capt John Collins and expense spared to
make them .ea.tesmers Of the hrstclass and every
way deserving Of the patronage OF the travelling public
The Cherokee IL will be remembered, was in the Sc
we're gale Of the 18th instant on her passage
from Savannah and escaped unframed, while nearly
every vessel within is reach more or less injured
as will be seen by an inspection OF Marine List for
the past few days Notwithstanding the long passage
caused by the severity Of that gale the Cherokee was
ready at her appointed hour, having discharged her
cargo taken In another with hundred and twenty
i've passengers and departed after having been IN port
only forty hour. 10 sixty hours thereafter she
was In Savannah
De TROBRIASD's NIAGARA.-We have been
greatly struck with the fidelity and beauty OF series
Of sketches IN oil Of Niagara Falls, painted during the
past summer BY NJ Regis de TrobrAnd whose name
has become favorsby known 10 Newfork oy his
charming and plquant pen-and nsery In the columns
Of lie C01rrier ds Etafs UHis. His pictures are as
sparkling and sunny ms criticisms and as mere
works Of art possess intrinsic value far above med
ocrity As faithful and conscientious transcripts no"
ever Of one Of the most wonderful scenes IN ma
tare viewed from many stand-pOnts, they are inyaua
bic The series consists Of eight views Oft The
American Falls ? The Horseshoe Falls g. The Great
Rapid. near Goat leland 4. The American Falls and
Niagara River from Goat Island s. View from the
American side o. From tine Canada Side T. Under
the Table Rock :. The Falls at Sunset We perceive
that prospectus has been issued BY aessrs GouPl
,-fh-. A. 70 no proaduax for The Qualification Of thea