New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16
he srw MUSICAL HALL.

MsssRs. EDITORS: Pardon the intrusion Of one
q nv sex in,o your editorial presence. should
-esuDe 10 come, did not you lords Of creation" neg
sc, positive duty am passionate lover Of music.
epoy II with singular zest especially when furnished
by snch accomplished artists as strskoseh, Herr and
Gunxl
Long have the ladies' of our City been signing for
ftnz place for concerts unlike the Tabernacle which
un.ightly. cneeress and incapable Of award
ios delicate sounds their true spirit and intOnaton
Well new Hail. expressly for music, has been
erected and opened on Broadway. at the Costar Man
sion In size beauty and adaptation 70 personsl com
tort and artistic execution Il Is all that could be de
sired. excepting the damp walls and green plaster a,
present. which have made scores OF invads already
Bur this 10 not the evil great il s concerning which
would plead with you. II is the want Of Uefunftoa-
deporsbe oversight in owner and architect concern
ing this essential feature in public assembly room, "
personal comfort and health ever 20 be regarded.
have attended three Concerts in the new room In
December and at the atmosphere was close, heated
and poisonous almost beyond endurance Pray call
public attention 10 this cupable defect for II this
T. the condition Of things now what will II be In mid
sOmmerf While fascinated BY sweet sounds, lulied
into security by delicious music do not let US continue
% nhsle slow poison, when there glorious SKY al
Of pure atmosphere above US. Yours, ELIZABETH
M our fair correspondent does not prevail upon the
ssnsbes OF the persons who have It in their power
remedy 20 important defect they do not deserve that
their Hall should be graced by her presence. and that
of kindred lovers ofmusc. an ample and unobstructed
ventilation should be the first consideration In building
hall for public assemblies and surprised that
II should have been neglected in otherwise sd
m.faby constructed ss that Of the Costar Mansion.
TIE CRY HALL BELL.-The Fire Alarm Bell
upon the City Hall cracked while ringing for the Fh
District last evening much to the JOY Of ell Fremen
and others, who depend upon Its sonorous tones TO
snatch them from the Of Morpheus. The present
Bell has proved total failure; its dminuiiye size and
weak lungs have long since condemned IT, Petition al
ter petition was presented months ago TO the Common
Council for its immediate removal but in vain. Cir
oumstanees certainly have favored the petitions, and
we hope, 10 common with the whole Fire Department
tha, tocsn viii now be placed In the lower Of the
City Hall worthy of tho City and her brave defenders
sgainst the rsvages of the fiery clement
HlBERNIA BENEVOLENT BURIAL SociETY.-Tho
ninth annual Ball Of this large and truly benevolent So
cety win take place a, Castle Garden Monday
ngnext We understand that PATRICK KELLY, who
has for long time filed the honorable situation of Pre-
sicn Of the Society, has resigned that post and that
John icNlcol has been elected with great Uusnimy.
The Bal will be of tie best entertainments of the
season.
rg' The inhabitants Of the Seventeenth Ward
thrown into conformation yesterday by the fact
Of sxhst between Second avenue and Avenue A. being
invaded by swoepers Wa are informed by an old set
cr tina, during the year ls4s the street has not
corporation cart Ia that part of the City the prevail.
ing sentiment Il, Peace to their ashes"
JARDIy OLIVIER IN THE PARR.--Our notable
City Fathers have al length HIT upon splendid project
for sdornne and beausifying the CityIs PARK, which
cannot ffil Of meeting universal appreciation Immense
quantities Of street have been carefully spread
over the grass In the Park. aud expect in few
weeks TO splendid crop of roses geranums pinks
aud daay-down dillies covering that beautiful prone
made and shedding delicious perfume through lie ro
nsn,c walks Beautiful idea Wise City Fathers :
We expect In a few weeks to see Broadway and the
howery luxuris,ng in Tine crop of potatoes
Ps-we are informed by an experienced hortucul
tri.t that account OF the convenience Of the Park
sss dumping ground ebou, four times the necessary
quspuy Of has been deposited there snd that
won't take the flowers and things more than couple
ofyears TO grow through II,
FATAL ACCIDENTAL man employed in the
phouix Iron Foundry, e6s westst whose name was
notlearued killed this morning In tina, establish.
mont, by some iron accidentally falling upon him.
FlRs-A FIRE broke out last evening in the third
story Of premises 30 oldsp, occupied by Thos wrds
IL was extlneulshed, however before any material dam
sge was done.
NJ Editor. REWARD OFFEREp AND GREAT
MANY QresrioNs ASKED Has any person the re
mo'est idea what has become Of the street cleaners,
ecnuec,ors SC who were engaged in cleaning out the
sewer situated on the corner OF Front and Whitehall
sts Tuesday lsstf About four cartlosds OF filth and
dirt taken out OF the and dumped into the
street whore Il has remained since. This Is
the time that this nuisance has been overlooked by
the residents that neighhorhood Invariably the dir
left in the until the rain washes II back TO il
former resting place. Eye WITNESS.
80 BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
CSr The Grand Jury, after presenting a number
Of bills Of indictment, yesterday discharged ioi
the term.
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