New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

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Tsv FrLroN FoUNDRY.-We paid visit day
or two ago to the Fulton Foundry conducted by Mes'r'
PEAsE MURrHY. We had intended to give iul Dc
.crip,on Of the various departments OF the establish
men, and the excellent plan OF management adopted
by the proprieors but have unfortunately misad our
notes and must for the present content ourselves "n
/ expressing cur grstfcston in general terms Ice
boiler. made this Foundry not surpassed by Sny
At presen, manufactured We can testify from per
sonal knowledge, having had one in uae IN our once
for some time past
HgRzs CoxcgRr.-The unusual inclemency %
the weather lsst night very unisyors5le for the
great Concert Of HERz and the Italian Opera, but the
attendance was nevertheless large. Had the cvenpg
been tair the Tabernacle woGld have been too small
\ for the audience The Orchestra, under MARErzENs
/ guidance performed the Overtares 10 Don G'cdHHi
| and Tia Wdsummsy Mzhfs Dream, with their usual
ence BY bis new Poiads Concerts most deiciouspece
Of music His fantasia Lnna very well received
a. well a, the duo with srRAXosoHwhich exceeded any
thing we have heard from the piano. Signorns PATTI
sang an aria from Aaaa chsrmingly and Madame Is
horde was as much fsvorite in the rondo male
from Linda and Le Dien Bdyadsre After the opening
overture M,RErzEK read note stating the illness OF
| Benedetti whose place however. was supplied BY
Madame Lsborde and an eminen, yolins lately arrived
| from Amsterdam In conclusion. must express the
delight with which We heard Msretzeks Potpouui OF
srs from Lnce-a in which he introduced solos for the
trombone trumpet fute clarionet aud yiolincelo The
beautiful song OF SeSroo given With exquisite
taste and heard with the wsrmest applause We hope
hi. fine work may be repeated At the Concert TO be
given for the Park Thester Orchestra
AS>ivERsARY OF TIE CRY TRACT SOCIETY 49,
The NewYork City Trsc, Society held It's twenty sec
ond Anniversary last night at the Tabernacle. Thos
Dewitt d D. presiding II appears from the Treas
urer. Repor, that the las, years receipts have been
sl3 SIS > and the expenditures s33lO leaving bal
ance on hand of s2i5 -. The Annual Repor, states
that OPAL 80 tracts. comprising g7535l pages, have
been distributed RS Bibles and $50 Testsments sup
piled -9i volumes lent 700 children gathered into
sabbath and 226 into public schools lsl persons in
duced TO attend Bible Glasses, and 2,3sj 10 attend
church l627 strict prayer meetings held looo TEN
perance pledges obtained u bscksliders reclaimed
10 persons hopefully converted and l25 converts
united with Evangelical churches
SCHOOL ExAwISArIoS.-Tb Second Annual
Examination OF Ward school No came Oh yesterday.
Il wa. numerously attended by y'iiers who seemed
highly pleased The exercises Of history, grammar,
geometry. book keeping arithmetic, algebra aud ma
md al
com positions in poetry and prose Handsome speci.
mems OF ornamental work and drawing were exhibited
and an essay on a Free Academy Tor Girls composed /
by Miss sarah Miller deseryedly received the marked
apurnhaton of the audience After the termination Of
the Exercises earnest and suitable address was de-
livered by Mr.. Pierce commenting the teachers Tor
their diligence and prsiseworhy zeal In the education
OF their scholars and pupils for the attention and order
exhibited in their demesnor. Mr. John J. Anderson j.
the principal Of this School.
SACRED MUsIc-The grand Concert Of Sacred
Music given at the Church Of the Puritsns Union
aauare few weeks since will be followed by mother
more brilliant affair on Wednesday evening the 2Ith
inst The services of Miss ANNA STONE principal Solo
singer 70 the Handel snd Hayden Society and Boston
Academy Of Music, have again been procured, rs
also of Mr.. JAMES KENDALL, the well known Clsro-
net player. Miss Stone will sing The Marvellous
Works" from the Creation o rest on the Lord
from Elijah and An Aria in which Mr. Kendall will play
an Obgato. Several beautiful Choruses OF Mozart,
Haydn and Rossini, will be performed by al efficient
company The programme will be published early
next week
The HOHSsTOCKs.-These distinguished artists
continue to grow in public favor. The attendance at
the Broadway Thes,er las, light large, owing
to the storm but the performance OF the HOhnstocks
received with great applause Mr.. Karl Holm.
stocks execution volnis. is truly remark ble and
cannot fail 10 insure hin great The benefit Of
these artists takes place 10 night, when trust they
will have crowded house and thorough sppreca
ton OF their talents
MADAME BISHOPS CoScERr.-The Concert OF
Madame A. BISHOP a, the TsbeYscle to morrow night
will be OF the musical Injuries OF the season There
Ia danger Of cloy in the publics appetite when
it fares sumptuously every day such rare proven.
der as the Opera and these Grand Festivals afford.
THE OPERA.-Tonight Luc,0 De Lammeynooy
s 10 be performed BESEpErrr a. Edgardo and Mad
LAsoRDE as Laoia This Is one of the most dramatic
of all operas, though not more than Don Gio5anni
which, by the bye when are We TO have,
SACRED GIT BOoKs.-The skill ofthe printer and
engrsyer be better employed than clothing
thoughts which improve the heart in beautiful exe.
rior, and glad TO that many works OF pure
moral and religious influence take the pace Of
lighter sDnusls among the gin books Of the season
The American Tract Society, with other publishing
houses, are assisting this work some Of their recent
Issues exceedingly beautiful specimens Of the typo
graphical and Of binding especially the Memoir OF
Rev. Dr. Minor, just published, the edition Of
BuBy ans Pilgrims Progress and many others. They
will be sought after tor the approaching holidays
LITERARY PRlzEs-The proprietor OF the Flag
ef0Hr UHoa awarded 10 the successful authors his 6rst
and second prizes LAST Wednesday. Many competitors
we're present, and naturally felt very snxiou. sbou,
their fate The prize OF $1,000 was awarded to Edgar
w Davies Of New York City and $500 10 Marths
Ann Couzh Of Canterbury, n r. The frst IL entitled
The Knight Of the Silver Cross the second Pso.
lima" The former will commence the new volume of
the Flag the fret Of January. The lucky conpet.
tors may now postpone their trip TO California