New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
CITY ITEMS.


vet rfsy aft.fnoon almost immedist.y upon ss,ef.
tanning the sudden decease Of the smeuted senator
from Alabama 70 adopt suitable action IN relation thereto
III. Honor the Mayor transmitted o. the Council
Message recapituarng the distinguished plohc ser
vice. rendered 10 the country By decessei and ~
commenting that proper and suitable token Of
-e-oect be paid 20 his memory. Whereupon NORRIS
FRANKLIN. Esq President OF the Board OF Aldermen
presented the following appropriate Presmoles and
resolutions which were adopted unanimously In both
Board.
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f Z. HI. A. Va ra-i and hont ria~ sta'--rh i'
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s t~ esteem e senate Of 'e In'ra lie
III -.-e.. ~ ,i .,.-- 10 ,h- community Therefore
r., rsf Of Hon p''o' L,.i, hs 81.
Y5- no., 8s,rly l-pshr-s shoue CONNECTED
- 80 . Zone bon ,l-, s-,y o,el ias afoa
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si-s l ihs senate oi ias -ani Nin 81, --'e
rs i.ne- iei,h pube caau 40 80 sl ." kl'" lhi
me-, 1-iy s-it5 hl. n - an' while rse.Hs n- e'-
49, Ia, ne common Council sl attend f.rer,i of l-
Of once. At such TINE A. may - asrre
soa 5y h. sny eai. The Tag of te o sad
Of 10 l-eai ,ha Committee OF s'- from zach Board b
appointed ,h tie enis of Gle aeea.ed r r purpose
% rt. he necs'sr' 'rrsnsernent' ~ 70 'uon -'-i
snd 'orssriet 60 Oh, iam.y o. ihe deceased
on the psrt of the Board of Aldermen the Commit
tee appointed in accordance with the above resolution
we're Messrs Hatfield Smith Kohler, Crolius, Maynard
and the President, Mr. Franklin. On the part OF the
Board OF Assistants the Committee consists OF Mcssrs
Franklin Webb Morgan, Clark Hubbard snd President
small
A b.Committee from this, as will De seen by
tce in another part of to.day's paper, has been en-
powered to receive all applications relating to part
cipsuon in the funeral ceremonies. The Committee
vii be session throughout the day at the City Hal
NINTH WARD.-The Wing Convention of the
IXth Ward last evening presented the name OF ABRAM
VAN ORpEN for assembly but the public meeting. we
hear voted down the nomination. and presented the
name of FRANCIS v MANY We understand that Mr.
Van Ordens friends hold that they taken by sur
prise not expecting any opposition and that they do
not consider the vote of the meeting conclusive We
i''N"4~NN'-
adjusted.
FIFTH WARD--We are informed that the
Wig Ward Committee Tuesday evening by avery
large majority recognized ABRAM WAKEMAN as the
regularly nominated Wing candidate for Assembly and
called meeting of the Wing electors to morrow even
Ing TO respond to that nomination sec proceedings
advertsed)
TIE GREAT NUsIc-FEAsT Mr. SrRAKoscH
gives his second grand musical entertainment IN New
York on Monday evening next being OF course the last
entertainment OF the kind previous to the opening OF
the Opera on Wednesday evening 1t will be seen by
the programme, which /. published At length In Iae
Tribune this morning that entirely new selection OF
music with the exception Of Maretzeks popular over
ture of R,.o has been made ard tina, the attraction
IN the way OF performers Is If anything stronger than
before Beside the magnificent playing OF strskosch
himself there will be the entire strength OF the Italian
Opera Company both vocal and instrumental. IN add.
ton 10 which all the available instrumental talent IN
City has been secured The chorus will consist of nifty
voices and the orchestra of one hundred instruments
A glance at the programme will show what may be
expected
The GERMANlA As.OcIArIOS admira
bic musicians repeat tonight the Tabernacle the
truly splendid concert which drew forth such rspturous
admiration on Tuesday night The symphony in ID
MAJOR. by Beethoven. never given with more @eeu
racy feeling or unity OF expression. Every dehcste
shade of sentiment every grand burst OF Inspiration,
every exquisite hgh, Of fancy in which Beethoven-
the Shakespeare Of music-so loved to reyel-~as pre-
sented in entire perfection. The Midsummer Nights
Dream which followed whit behind the other,
in the surprising skill with which its beautiful thoughts
we're rendered
Putting is one thng-but the public who
have not yet heard the Germana band that nothing
can say can convey just idea Of their splendid perior
mances We trust that they will tonight be rewarded
with tina, funess OF success which circumstances
heretofore to have conspred TO deprive them Of
u BURRs MAMMOTH Double PANoRAMA Is
now in the course Of preparation in this City after
drawings the procuring OF which required more than
six months constant labor II includes the entire length
of the Niagara 81 Lawrence and Saguensy Rivers,
bracing part of Lake Erie and both Shores of Lakes
Ontario, Champlain and George. The proprietor has
empoye large number of artists the work. but from
It's immense extent will be impossible to complete it
tor exhibition before the lst OF January next
ry~ There was spirited Temperance gather
ing at the tabernacle last night where JOHN B GoUGH
made one Of his best efforts of nearly hour and
halt continuance, 10 we'll hlled house--but this
morning we have room for nothing more than the mere
chronicle Of the fact that the great Temperance Move
Is yet dead among On the contrary, there
i. gratifying evidence of awakened attention and
many auguries of renewed and redoubled energy and
effort
~ The passengers who have arrived at this
port the bark G0rera0r HncsLey, from Glasgow have
presented to CaptWM. LoRING written testimony OF
their gratitude for his aud attention to their
fort during their long and stormy passage.
RECOVERY " PROPERTY.-On Wednesday the
officers engaged in tracing out the whereabouts OF the
missing money. stolen OF Mr.. Bradbun's vase OF
No ~ Allen ST few days since succeeded recovering
S264 which they found concealed in a cellar up town
4 woman named sarah King also arrested on sus.
picion of being concerned in the robbery
STOPPANi HALL.--A new and eegantyap.
pointed opened at this advanta geous location
on Monday evening, with exhibition called Mexico
illustrated This is said to have been got up in hand
some style, and 10 have been greatly admired
CHRIsTYs MINsTRELs.-The entertainments OF
these eccentric performers continue with undated