New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

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D,.rrRs,Ncs AT rHE OrEKA.-A brilliant au-
deuce al the Opera House dissgreeaby disturbed
last evening We earn that Ssnor Benedeiu sent ior
81 Frv durn. the course Of the first a., Of Ltr-iH
and told him that be would not sius Po'iioas in r
or frtf.v evening" because Madame Lsborde bad made
herself ridiculous N Forgd and not ~ person %
.n- with .rtist,-teihur Fry that the public "ss ns
mao -er snd not he Fry then. saying that y sl'n
were The case che public should know ine facts inm,
di.tlv went before the curten and stated WHAT behe
dett bad said The audience loudly appisuaed tn'
MANAGER and A. loudly Kissed Renedett upon M ~
pearin- 10 the second act
Meantime the Committee oi Subscribers s"eut''u
20 compromise the matter ard Benedeu promised 20
.ine on Friday night Upon meeting Mr. Fry however,
he commenced ~ once abusing hn-ssyins IN tne nAu
stated g. the public Whsi was not true ana inaA ul
short. be was , Lar. Upon this. Fry immediately .t'
down opera gas. sud hat and planted night nsnaer
no the face Of the handsome tenor benedetn tnen
drew bis sword and made pass AZ the impressN'o.
when they were separated sud the performance went on
-i.nor Genedetr - the primo sHors of the company
l. bound to sing the part Of P'lioHs and dd sung 70
phg.t.iptts he was only excused Monday night
go account 81 'ness. and Arnold was put 10 ns place
s.,.ub.tute-i. being 90 especially announced Tn
Ger these circumstances Benedict had no reason ior
r.f,.n.-mach sss for insulting lady So grossly and
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herself one Of the best artists in the country and
wnose performance Of Norma on Monday night sur
or,ed and delighted the largest and most refined au-
9epce ever assembled within the wsls Of the Opera
| House
Norma will be repeated on Friday evening. for the
a., ttne-when those who could not obtain seats on
Monday night will have an opportunity Of hearing this
splendid performance.
T. NfcHr-The Grand Musical Festival comes
OF Al the Tabernacle The crowds who go-and they
will be- crowds-shoud 90 early il they have not Sc
cured their seats as from all appearances the Isber
nacle Is going 20 overflow
/ N,ssloS To CAIiFORNfA-Messrs J. w DOuG-
Las snd : n WILEY have been appointed BY the
American Home Missionary society Missionaries to
California and expect 10 .sil ON Friday. Dec J. Mr.
pougls. was ordained last evening by the Third Pres
| bytery of New.York in the Mercer A. Church. ser
/ mon was preached on the occasion by Rev : d. Bur
ch,rd and the charge 20 the Missionary was delivered
bv Rev Charles Hall D. OF the Secretaries Of the
American Home Missionary Society
Mr. WILEY will be ordained by the Fourth Presoy'
terry Of NewYork this evening in the Central Presby
/ ter'an Church Or Adems's) At "a o'clock Sermon
| by Dr. Cos.
/ BAPTIST MISSIONARY TO CALlfoRNiA.-Pubhc
services will take place in the Baptist Church in Broome.
4 yDr Cones on Thursday evening, joth inst at Z
o'clock for the designation OF Rev. o. c. Wheeler as
| Missionary 10 san Francisco in California
II THE last concert of Mr. WrLsoS is TO be-
syen tonight a, the new Assembly Rooms, Broadway
The programme announced is excellent and comprises
cho,c selection Of the most ayorite Songs and Bal
/ ads Of Scotland Doubtless the house VIII be wen
| alled-for there are many among MS who though not
Csedoniabred and born yet love 10 listen to the sim
pie and touching melodies Of the Scottish Highland
/ Isrrurlurp We learn that Ikeheimer the
wonderful young yiollnst win give Concert in the
early part of nest week in which be- will perform for
the fret time. two three original compositions He
/ has been engaged for some time on Characteristic
piece OF music. 70 be called " Broadway aud which,
We venture 20 say will reflect user on his grow
Ing genius Ills astonishing skill and power Of cXecu
ton cannot ia to make bis Concerts very attractive.
! II Atthe Irving House last night there were
the following dstin guished guests Hon Mes'rs l. p.
w,txra Of Wisconsin, C. q. AruEHroN Of New smp
shire ID s. DICKINSON of this state, 5. > PHELPS Of
Vermont " UrIf,u do. and j. w BRADBURY OF
| Maine. Of the o. : senate Hon. Messrs. STEWART Of
Michigan LAWRENCE and HOLMES Of this state, v Law
epNcr and j. CoLLAMEa Of Vermont Members Of Con-
| ,ros. Hon Judge MAsoN Of this state Gen PnIcE Ut
/ Missouri and Major EVANS Of san Antonio Texas
ANNyxArIov of BRooKLYS.-A Alderman webb
| Ia. revived the des Of annexng Brooklyn 10 New
/ York but we doubt whether our handsome sister will
entertain the .dea moment However II our gallant
Young Aldermanic sutton finds the eyes Of the
fair one We hope they will ask consent OF the legisla
tive papa and have the marriage consummaed at once
when Mi. Brooklyn great deal younger We
recoect that she turned up her pretty nose m proud
dsiain similar proposal but now that she mas
reached her prime aud IN the future nothing but
a dresry and sour old maideuhood, il may bs that she
viii change her mind We advise Alderman Webb
therefore 20 persevere. Faint heart never won fair
| lady
ALMANAC FOR TIE SEAsoS.-Look out-ior the
-induenza-s bout-these days
/ eErIISo UP ~ IHE WoRLD.-Ihat part OF
Chatham Row heretofore known az Park Row has been
ignined with the name Of City Hallsquare This Is
] quite an Improvement name aud We hope L will
lead 10 q corresponding improvement 10 the character
OF some OF the buildings included In the premises The
new name also includes that part Of Nassau and
Chatham q between spruce 81. and Tryon Row.
! SEwERs-By report recently made % the
Common Council IL appears that there about forty
sve miles nf sewers either completed ia process, or
| under contract Ia the City An Efficient system Of
sewerage absolutely necessary the health aud we'll
oeins Of city. and IS the grand accompaniment, VI
clean streets and comfortable dwellings
Y We unite with the Journal Of Commerce
IN hoping that Mr. Rosster Will yield TO the wish Of his
numerous friend. and exhibit Dis painting Of The Re
turn Of the Dove 10 the Ark, Tor shor, time 10 this
City before removing il 70 the south
~ A very handsome reward Will be given b
any one who viii prove that there more glo.
rous Indian Summer than The present
IHF WDODHrTf MONUWEsT An Grafton on