New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
CITY ITEMS.


NfBLos Mons and Madame Laborde gave
their second concert last night at Nblos The audience
was quite large, snd the amusing comedy OF the
Widows Victim was well received. NJ LaooEde
sang the Sommeil" from Msssanieo, with expression
OF voice but not OF action In this respect be Is den
Gent His voice IS well developed, but has not sum
cient volume and richness be heard to the best ad
vantage in a large hall The air from lie Rossgno"
was chsrmingly sung by Madame Lsborde whose
finish and proficiency are remarkable The brilliant
rapid rush Of her brdke notes almost equalct those
of the nightingale she initiated. She WAS warmly sp
plauded ID this part and in the aria from William
Tell"
BFNEFfT OF BOTEsINI AND ARDITI.-We learn
with pleasur, that Signor Boesni ard ArdiiL the well
known yionist and bassist TO have benefit
on Wednesday evening next, at Castle Garden. The
following artists have generously come forward and
volunteered their assistance the OCCASION signora
TruH signora Pico. sgnor Yiett Sgnor Beneyentano'
and signor Calf the distinguished oboe player OF the
Havana Opera Company. This IS rare lst OF names
for one evening and may reasonably expect to hear
one Of the finest musical entertainments which has
been offered tor long time Ii the public attend IN
such force this galaxy OF stars deserve, Castle Gar
den will be crowded
The CALEDoNIA-This steamer left her wharf
Yesterday AZ i've minutes past 70 o'clock, NJ with
sl3344 in specie for Liverpool and IS passengers Of
whom are tor Halifax.
~ The steamer Washington leaves this Port
today at noon for Southampton and Bremen.
DEATHS At THE EMIeRAST HOSPITAL, JULT II
AND ls-willsm Campbell ., arrived in the ship
Industry John Haley in the Margaret Norris Con
nelly 2l in the America, Patrick kAin, 20, IN the
Thames James Donohue, 40 in the Msris Catherine
Garkin 20 In the Msrmion Moses Anderson In the
Doro,hcs The latter q native Of Sweden-the others
natives OF Ireland.
MODEL ARrIsrs.--The Court Of Common Pleas
Yesterday RENTED the tine upon Messrs Birdseye and
Lilibrdgc, who were convicted Of doubtful misde
mesnor at the June Of the General Sessions in
hbi,ing Model Artists. They sentenced to thirty
DAYS imprisonment and ine Of 500, TO stand COM
m,ted I'll paid They were incarcerated forty days.
The latter gentleman requests suspension Of opinion
until he can defend himself before the community 1t
will be recoected that Judge scott vetoed his desire
to defend himself this exciting topic and awarded
him counsel BY the Court
BANyARD's PASORAsA-The great painting Of
the Mississippi River which for months pas, has been
theme Of admiration vii close sfter this week. Mr.
Banvard having returned this City will appear in
person during the rest Of this week giving explanations
and relating many incidents that occurred during the
time he was taking the drawings and all who have not
visited t should DO 80 now.
e The beautiful East River property OF
JEREMIAH TowLE. near sixty Firstst viii be sold At
u o'clock today q, the Merchants Exchange by Mr
Bieecker. This property L worthy the attention of
capitalists.
- The L frigste Cumberland, Commodore
PrzAr Capt JAmsoN commanding. and the Z. 5
schooner Refer JAMES +. MILES Lieut. command
lng are among the arrivals Al our port yesterday
-" BusISEss MEN having dealings with the
Yves, may Be Interested In the card of Mr. c A. Wac
AEN in the next page. Mr. W IS lawyer Of standing
and experience in the collecting business.
BOARD OF EDucATIoS Primary Sclool a.
Fusf Bni-An appropriation of g. 90 was made 30
pat Up buildings a. and ~ Trinity place as Primary
school
SntA Bpd-The sum Of a. ID extrs was appro2n.
aied 10 schools ID sixth Ward the sbjeci being
said repair and clean the school houses which
much needed. purchase fuel Cor next Winter and -
purchase books
Eraslag FREE Sciools-Mr Fellows. from the Com.
uirtee offered resolution that free evening schools be
establ shed Winter 10 addition % tnose already
established provided suitable accommodations Be
obtained. IN the Flfth, Eighth and Ninth Wards
Adopted
Dsfaosci,s Bsr6 ScAooi Fzs1s.-Application from
Eleventh Twelfth. and Fourteenth Wsrds were refer.
red That of the Fourteenth lies over % newt meeting
Free 4c1cs-T 1t ~ss agreed D pay the President
$3.50 year TIE appointment q Mr. Webster, pro
lessor - Genevs College Wa proposed and advocated By
the members OF the Executive committee but opposed by
Of the members the nomination the part OF the
COMMITTEES having been premature aud ts probable ef-
feet % prevent Of learning from Offering Tor the
situsron. L also complained BY Mr. - John and
others that only tie 81 tlis gentleman had been
given % the Board By The COMMUNE virtually ssvirz
I . the Board fou uu-t take lln OF none Dr. Rus.
Commissioner from the Seventeenth Ward aid dat
Geneva College VA ia la1gllshinZ state Professor
w had tre management ~ L. add q stI Lanzuished
and Il cannot b successful with 40 bOy. !. 4. d..
I probable be Woud b. with 90 On the other h.ud
Professor W vas highly recommended By other men,
ocrs tie Wa said % BE- The u farmer ia Vermont
and sclf made man Eror; made 10 postpone he
appointment but strenoousy opposed a. delay woali
I elacarFass the orsanlE4iicn q the Free Acstsrv
yoie Wa nnaly taken. and Professor W Appointed
aeAIy UNANIMOUSLY he Board then sijcurned.