New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06

ers and sc.0rs heard 10 the United states and
Dill. D9-0r in the El1i- Of Lore is one Of bis great
parts RESEyANrANo, we are hsppy % see. has begun
TO omit some OF the exaggerstons OF his gcstcuiaton
and bic ruly noble voice Is heard 70 the greatest sd
vantage.
The beautiful Opera House. notvithsi 'nding the
continued suli-ine.s Of The nights il nightly Sled with
ghinged butterflies nesting Ike fairies in the Grim
son 7ht Of that dreamy temple Their rosy isces and
gay robes look Ike banks Of flowers smiling in lovely
parterrcs while the music bathes them with hery dew
and makes eye and cheek glow and sparkle with ne"
rad ancc Music and youth aad besuig-whst "iiching
spells So weave over the heart How We even forget
70 BE- tired after we have escaped from the oozing
crush Of Broadway and settled down upon one OF these
luxurious sofas with the perfume Of beauty stealing
over our senses and cur soul stepped to estacy in Tie
rcht vine Of music
Bat the last undulatng wave Of harmony mas sweiied
and died away and the snhsding trs and roasdes Of
the grand finale are rioklng about rs in every direc
ton The enc hsntment is pasi-we tumble down stairs
once more a common place, heavy booted morrill, with
nothing left Of oil these rich delights but sweet and
soothing memory
FRrrrs or TASTY AND ISDUsrRY.-We made
G morning cali yesterday on Mr. WNl NtRLo, al his
beautiful little villa on the Fast River at the foot OF
Eighty Fourth t. Three summers ago the ground
now teeming with the richest treasures Of the Vine and
with such glorious Pears have never been seen since
tho first pair in Eden n rough and barren spot the
soil unbroken and the Wild grass unpierced save by
few struggling weeds Now, graceful and spacious
edfee has srisen ~ II by fairy work In the midst Of
garden Of richly laden vines and trees and the puneent
perfume Of Grapes Pears and Peaches mbues the air
with delight The large and admirably conftrucied
hot houses are literally hung with the eay curtains Of
The vine, from which depend the noble end well
developed grapes-purple brown and golden, in rich
and tempting clusters
Counting the hand and suing 10 be pressed
The earlier kinds have already she'd their golden blood;
but the deephcsried. purple-veined Black Hamburg
st.ll remains in al its iuNnrisnt rpeness.
IN the neat and artsicaly eidout grounds there arc
upward OF ffty varieties of those immense and deli.
es'e favored French Pears which hsve but recently
begun TO be introduced into this country. They all
grow on low trees not much higher than currant bush
a. and hang Ike the Hesperan fruit Itself glowing and
riponing in the sun. The remainder Of the grounds
are .nssiod sud csobellished with fine t-ecs
among which we noticed several unusually elegant
specimens OF the Polonla the graceful aud luxuraut
native OF the East In a word, everything Ia the
srounds and the house bespeaks the OF and
practical love of the Beautiful which seeks IL eZer
else ia developing the hidden but prolific goes Of that
noble creature, the Earth, and which TEEN with the
seeds OF an inhnity OF delights.
After sharing the free Inequalities OF the proprietor
and his amabe lady we left this pleasant scene and
plunged into the dustoccan that rolls citywsrd down
the Third Avonue-oui not without bloyancy and
freshness Of feeling which whole long fcrvd city day
could not quite wear out
t..f.l
response meeting 10 the nomination OF TAYIoR and
Fm1noRr on 1huridsy evening at Lafayette lia. Hon
TuouAs BUTLER KfSG OF Georgia viii be present aud
address the meeting. Arrangements have been made
that be shall be the FIRE, speaker that al msy have Al
opportunity hearing Of lie most eloquent states
ucn ia our country. Otsrs OF known abilty viii also
be present 20 address the meeting.
srAGEs-We have received several communl-
cations urging the recommendation Ct reducing the
stages 10 run below Chambers 81 10 hall the PIE
cent number Il would be quite pleasant 70 walk
from Chambcrsst ior a stage t Is 70 walk 70 the
tern,inu. Of the Harlem Railroad One half the stages
that pass through Canslst and Broadway should pass
down Hudson-st Broadway should be relieved from
permanent distractions much possible Hacks
ousht not to be permitted TO stand there
TUE MoRAyIANs.-These musicians gave anoth
er OF their charming Concerts last night the Tsber
nacle Notwithstanding the sultrness OF the weather
larse audience in attendance. who testified their
delight by warm applause Fraulein Lovarney is de-
servedy great fayorite and fails to please by
her naive sprghily manner Messrs Krauss and ZoTer
are also singers Of very high order OF the wonderful
performance OF Herr sT0.PFL on the Xylocordeon We
have already spoken.
MExIco.-Ths afternoon, at O'Clock, there
WI Be an exhibition Of the Panorama Of Taylors Cam
paign in Mexico, At the Minerva Rooms This arrange
meat affords families excellent opportunity to wit
ness the movements OF the troops under Taylor and
the beautiful scenery Of Northern Mexico. They will
ind il to be very instructive and pleasing exhibition.
The regular evening exhibition begins al O'Clock. The
admission Is . cents.
BASvARD's PANORAMA-Ws would again call
the attention Of our citizens 70 this painting Of
the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. which viii be ex
hbited bu, Jew evenings longer. This il most De.
serving work and the many strangers in the City who
would know our great Southern and Western country
should visit il while there is an opportunity.
FIRE-A fire broke out last night about eight
o'clock in carpenters shop in the rear Of l2l Grand
St. end entirely destroyed il with ias contents.
At..sr Ram couvsrrsr RooS Nr.rH.sr. s.sS. sept6
- Gentlemen holding books OF subscription
fr the poor sufferers by the great IRE in Albany sfe
requested % return them. with the sums which they
nav have collected 10 L. MEEIAM. az the Committee
Room. Merchants Bank Thursday ltomorrow)
morning or 70 Hon. " Z. HAvFNETER az the Mayors
Oce as the collections viii be closed on thst day at
aPM NJ VAN -CHAlCh, Cnarman
T.. MERIAx, Secretary.
CHARGE oF SEDrCTIOS.-A case which we az
first understood was % be the subject OF civil action
fjr damages but was carried instead on criminal
complaint under the new law against seduction 10 the
Police Offce, occurred last week. Il was against
young man. we understand Of large fortune and
actively engaged IN business having wife and Guild,
and well and respectfully connected We mention the
circumstance on one account 20 show the Danger
which rash young men incur under thu law IN placing
themselves IN position whore SUIT can be com
menced against them In this case . IS said the young
nan In the hA5i Of visiting house OF ~ repuie
bur not OF the lower order Of is kind N the upper
part Of Auoerryst where he made an agreement with
the young woman who kept the house tnai the latter
should 90 % her NAIVE town In Sewha!npshire and
bring her sister a young gil represented 10 be very
handsome, and Of previous good conduct and cnArsc-
,er) Soc did the girl or her friends not knowing
what krd OF character the sister possessed was
introduced 10 the young 10 question a. single