New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures. Concerts. 6e. Tonight.

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TA GRAvD CoScEsr vii be sivea by the
Sacred Music society stths Ta5srnsee this in evening
IN sld Of the Home f1r the Frendess By reference
10 an advertisement 10 another column Is VII be seen
t1st tie society vii be assisted by Msisme OTTO Miss
Browne. Mr.. Burke an eminent vocalist, Dr. Hoffman
the celebrated Pisni,t and others This Concert ~ss
sdvertssd 70 take placs the 18Th inst 5a, unors-
naiely through Misrepresentation. was postponed
Tee readers o. Tie Tri5ats are no doubt generally
svs-e that ihrousa the energy and perseverance o.
sandy philsnthrop.c ladies' iarss AID commoiious
ed6ce has been erected % sEori place and mean. ei
O. protection 70 destitute respectable females and or
phan children. The OF - 900 o. the coat OF con
strac;ins tais building remains unpaid sad the Pur
pose Of this Coacer IS 70 raise funds Tor TIE payment
Of some portion ol to-, debt This fact should crowd
the Tabernacle tais evening the array Of talent
for The occasion much ess brsnt ihsn thsi presented
It msy be well 70 state ,hsi Introducing the card II
Mrs Kirkland IN yesterday mornings Tribnus the Con.
cert OF the Home Tor Discharged Female conviets
vas COMPOUNDED with hat q the Home for the Friend
le.s The former though an exceiien, and suss5e
Institution which accomplishing great work, IS
tirey distinct from and independent Of the latter
AvrRrcA> INsrrrrrE-FARNER CtUB.--A
regular meeting Of the Farmers Club will be held a,
the Rooms Of the American Institute. 33 Broadway,
corner OF Anthony a. on Tuesday the ID day Of Jan
l-{lst ~ o'clock ~ Several importsn, communica.
rous viii Be made 10 the Club AZ this meeting on the
culture and growth OF wool by gentleman recently
from uth.America, aud siso history Of the Apsca
sheep which bias been lately crossed with the race of
toe Lama producing long cean and tine WOOL entirely
new together In copies Of official document, the
subject communicated by the Governor ct Bolivia to
the Legislature Of that country communication viii
be read on the subject OF the growth of the native
Grspes Of the Connecticut River Valley also upon the
VIII Plum and the utility Of using this stock for graft
ing Transitions will bo read by the Secretary from
toe European Agricultural and Horticultural pspers
seeds Of Trif1ium lncsrnstum, the beautiful Clover
Of Italy vii be presented Admission free TO all
- A SACRED CoNcERr will be given tonight
IN the Church Of the Puritans when Miss stone and
Mr Kendall Of Boston viii appear. Miss stone will
sing tho beautiful ana sommo Cello and o rest in
the Lord" The programme is well selected. and from
the benevolent object Of the Concert well as the tai
ent engaged In its performance have 20 doubt the
church will be crowded
u Yesterday a train Of cars left this City tor
Nev-Haven over the New-York aud New Haven Rail
road. TIE train expected here from New Haven on
Monday did not come any farther than Williams Bridge
ri "a. TOD rfrr.4ar fna
personal superin,eudencs OF the Chief Engineer
BORROWING A GOSG.--No man should steal
anothers thunder If be does, ne should return IL
when be gets through with il Now on Monday nigh,
fashionable place OF amusement in our City, borrow
ed A gong with which 10 raise thunder" in the per
flrmances but forgot to return 1t. The bosrder' A.
that Hotel who are accustomed to wake up every morn
log by gong Of paid attention to the bell sub
stituts sud some Of them may be sleeping yet
Where's Gongll