New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures. Concerts. SC. Tonight


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THH CovvoS Cor>cI. LAST NiGHr Wei
the ect Of the street. did really get i'e attention
last night The Aldermen Of halfsdozen Wards had
. each complaints o. oTer-Vhe every individual Gu
zen can utter hi. most feensy There are dencrn,irs
10 immense ms0rry Of the -tTeetcie7nns contract
sysiems A. east ii n know them D} tneh
fruits ior there certainly rot quarter OF the CITY
but i aim0st suiitess Of brush or broom or space,
sprinkle or hoe zine heis they for disease and
death T. run not when once they have = iootno'o
Bot the authorize. have taken one step-~il they
not t-ke more Let them b. but prompt and ener
.eiic and 10 little time every cause OF alarm or disor
der may BE- quietly and e1ectually removed-much
hsrpins preaching and vexsnou obvsted The CITY
.r-eiened snd everybody pat good humor
The Controller estimates the amount Of axes
necessary the City expenses OF the year .i' 10
De- 5000 664 sssnst an smoust sst year for ike pur
poses 90 only about Two and a-haif Millions or
these Three Million. $3.50 on are set sside TO meet
tn expenditures for Common schools snd another
>2-7000 for the deficiency Of interest On City Debt
BY resolution adopted asst night no vault or area
s % b. allowed 10 extend farther into any sire It than
the curb.tone Of the sdewelk under penalty Of $3.50
for each offence
Relative 10 the mater OF inter lafi9adi ErcAaugs-
the Committee on Ar,s and Sciences presented ast even
ins an able and interesting Report setting forth in
cogenI forcibie language the extreme feasibility and
importance OF N VArTENAREs plan the great results
/ that usg grow out Of IL sud the practical benent Of
such q movement to our People generally We hope
% see more lively interest 10 the matter and dehniie
action thereon-if not by the Municipal authority at
/ less; By our wealthy aud philsnthropic citizens.
Certainly We cannot consent to receive these frequent
tokens OF sympathy and good feeling from foreign
aud- without suitable return in kind. and yet this
cauuo, done without reciprocity Of tsiHS
well action and due appreciation on our o~n
part 90 the permanent advantage. which viii accrue
from the system f appropriately encouraged snd
si,quaiely supported within and by ourselves.
In This view We think the recommendation Of the
Committee will aiirsct attention and enlist many friends
aud hearty cooperation In the aims proposed-nsmey.
t. appropriate particular room, in the City Hall, If
practicable for the deposit of such contributions
may bee offered BY Societies Institutions private In
divduas toward the furrherance Of the objects dc.
snrd-the deposit. be carefully preserved and duly
forwarded to Their pre- determined destinations. WIN
not citizens give ii thought
LECTURE At rHE TABERNACLE.-Last evening
Doctor Boyn,on gave the hrst Of his regular series Of
Lectures Of Geology to an audience. which for
bers and responsibility testified to the popularity as
Lecturer which be mas already acquired In our City
10 has been said that Scientific Lectures very
successful in SewYork compared with the other
large cities Of tle Union Boston and Philadelphia espe
caly and there has been perhaps some reason for the
assertion IL seems however that the tide has changed
in measure 1t least The success Of Agassz here
last Winter mig haze been attributed In some degree
the prestige Of truly great fame on the part of the
Lecturer but the present popularity OF DR. Boyntons
course evidently results egtmaiely from genuine in
in Science the part Of citizens, At least
Interest In Science when explained in the familiar and
attractive which Is the great excellence OF the
Doctors style We shall endesvor To make room tor IN
abstract of his last evening lecture which reporter
has furnished.
THE HoHNsToCks-Wc had the pleasure of
hearing the newly arrived German artists KARL sud
ADELE HoHNsTocK last night, At private entertain.
mont given by them preparatory 10 their appear
snce 10 public. Their style OF playing has the rare
merit Of originality and is characterized by ire snd
passion which must insure them great success The
brother k,RL HoNsrock, whose face Is sirikngly in-
dicauyo OF genius plays with boldness and facility
which only have been acquired by the most tho
rough study Some OF the effects which he producer.
the violin wonderful the strength purity and
flashing rapidly Of his high notes very much IN the
style Of Ole Bull and his passages executed
with perfect precision even In his most daring leaps
through the whole compass OF the instrument
The Sohroair De Haydn in opinion. best displays
the peculiar beautis. OF hi. style and cannot tail 90
excite universal admiration Mme. ADELE HoNH
srocE who ike her brother 4 me composer well
| a. performer, play with remarkable power. Listz
the greet pianist "a, said that her notes more
iorcible than thoss II any lady he bad heard
Her touch Is correct and confident and ha. much Of
thai strength and bo.daess which much admired 10
De Meyer Her ,HtHres are very much ike those Of
Trlfh snd she r. ,he dow and passion Of
execution
These artists 'nsir hrst appearance public to
night 81 the Brosar.g fheater
MADAME AHn- ftishNf ANrt M .-- 1 ll, 'Nh
cert At the Tabernacle next Saturday Will present
rare combustion Of talent, We need not At this day
refer 10 the vocal powers OF Madame Bishop She h.s
been an acknowledged favorite with % decrease Of
popularity since her hr.i appearance thi. City. she
Will sing many Of her hnestseenss and sweetest bal
l-ds
NJ RocHsA who without doubt the meet Harpist
81 the sse vii TIL. occasion perform sever-l OF hi-
own composition which have gained him = ND, rep
u,auon We understand that he Will give BIS grand
Dramsn, Concerto for the Hsrp and full Orchestra and
bis &C. ebrated y0ssys Mzsi1als which gained him pos.
tive osauons IN al thu espilals q Europe
This announcement VII be sufficient . crowd the
ra5-rlacle.
Music SCHOOL FOR ADCLrs.-Prot J. r WAR
NEK- Who has stng uishs himself by BIS II erary mu
seal a50rs and BY bis successful efforts In the
primary adult musical education has recently INTRO
iacei stem Of teaching Which remarkable for IL
ingenuity snd simplicity Il q for IL truly scientific aud
effective character IL consists IN exercises involving
condemned summary OF principles AMI carries the
learner forward be OBJECT by essy ana natural