New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-21

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~ Could anything be more exasperatins to
shoe leather thar the state Of during this
slow dark drirrins rain The side walks are covered
with csrpetinz Of son mud and every crossingn a
sort Of dismal swamp Of whose depth the pedestrian Is
never certain Umbrellas protection sssns' the
penetrating dsmpuess those who wax pick their way
painfully ever the pave or splash reckesy through the
pools while those who ride sit shiverng and uncom-
Portable the stages Oh for sharp north
we.ter. blowing direct from the tops Of the ShswAn-
gunks and the Rsmspos
The OPERA.-In spite OF the inclement weather
and impossible streets the Opera House was well STE
las, night showing that Norma great isvoriie -
ever with the public. Madame LABoRDE sung her part
with the same classic correctness, the same grsce and
confidence which achieved her FIRST triumph in this
character PATTI evidently improves she sPPesrs to
much better advantage In 4iGlga than shy Of the
trato parts she has sustained ard especially the duo
Of the second act her voice hGmonizes chsrmincy
with that OF Madame LABoRDE. BENEDErri sang the
part OF Pooae very huely and completely rein.is,ed
in public favor.
/ Tar CONCERT. The Grand Concert of HEKz
and rhe Italian Opera Company takes psce tonight It
Tabernacle We notice that the doors will be opened
earlier than usual which will atord opportunity tor the
thousand, who attend to take their lesurey thus
avoid the crowd and crush At the door.
THE HoHSsrocKs.-These distinguished artists,
l t..tr Fr.ft .ttf,
lie appearance on Tuesday night give their second
Concer, 10 nigh, at the Broadway rhester Herr GAIL
HoHNsrooS plays with more force and passionate dsr
ing than any vioni., have mad among US Tot long
time and his sister Mde ADELE. promises 20 become
one of the fire, female planists Ct the day.
C,LIroRxI,.-The Crescent City has about 80
passengers engaged for Chagres. We learn that upon
her arrival person acquainted with the route and with
the Acaldes and mueteers will DE at dispatched
to make gemeuts for the transit of the passengers
across the Isthmus and that the steamer will remain
at Chagres about week that should there be- any
disappointment at Panama in obtaining transportation
up the coast passengers can II they choose return TO
Chagres and be certain of conveyance TO New Orleans
\ CASE Or KIDENAPPlNG "A respectable col
orcd man, named Belt, while walking this morning In
Duane st. with = companion, suddenly seized by
two white men who thrus, them both In = carriage
evidently at hand tor that object charging Rel; with
having stolen a coat a, fire last night IA they
driving of the men commenced putting handcuh, on
Belt and having examined his companion, told him he
was not wanted and put him out Belt requested bis
friend to his sndsdy and meet him at the Iombs
which he proceeded to do but the carriage came
there. And on inquiry At the Railway Office a, Jersey
City it found that three persons answering the
description had gone in the o'clock TO Philsdel
phia Teegrsphic dispatches soon sent 70 Phils
delphi, and Washington which II s hoped may lesd TO
the arrest of the kidnsppers.
The hscsmsn employed II an innocent party. Is r..
ques,ed to call At the oce OF the anti Sary Standard
AZ Nassau st
DIR. JosLIN' = LECTURE on CHOLERA.-We have !
la type full Report OF the able Lecture OF Dr. T.
JosLIs last night the Homeopathic Treatment OF
Cholers. Being of considerable length, unable |
find space for II this mornings issue. It will sp
pesr. however, in the EoepiHS EdhioS,
For CALIroRNrA-W are informed that the |.
company who sail In the brig Hnrico notice of which
will be found in our advertising columns have engaged
vessel to meet them at Panama. wise precsution Ia
the present state of emigration
The card OF Mr. Gibson in another column. Ia worthy
the attention of companies who wish 20 be aided by the
experience OF practical miner
WARD School No THE Second Annual Ex-
animation of this School takes place day the School
Building in 5lstst near Third Avenue The exercises
which numerous and of varied and interesting
character, will commence at ! O'Clock P ~
MoSTGonERY CUARD-We have only room to
say that this nne Company have their Ninth Annual
Ball at Tsmmsny Hall this evening. Beauty and
Bravery will ninge in combination together
GERMas BALL-The Deutsche Frauen Vereia,
for the aid Of the widows and orphans Of the German
Republicans who have fallen in the Battles Of Freedom
give Ball to night at the Shakespeare Hotel
~ The friends of Mr. WALL the Blind Irish
Harper NEE, this evening At o'clock at Chambers t.
Hotel next door TO Burton. Thester
~ Our readers are referred to the notice ofthe q
air OF the Mariners Family industrial Society We
hope large share of patronage will reward the worthy
exertions OF these Ladies In so worthy cause.
ATTEMPT AT SUIcIDE.-A young lidy about 20 =
yesrs Of age, who, from her story had been the
victim OF seducer who had abandoned her, yesterday
afternoon entered the Police Court in wild and excl
ted manner. On being Intercepted by officer Burley
respecting the object Of her visit hs Tombs she
Piled that she had there die that her friends
i've more than halt an hour she had taken arsenic
she was instantly placed under the charge
81 Miss Foster OF the female department, Of the
City Prison, and Dr. Covell the physician OF the esab
shment was called TO administer relief The stomach.
pump was Immediately applied with considerable sue
,ess and In the Of the afternoon OF the .
poison removed from the stomsch she however n
remained in very low state At late hour According
~ her own statement appeared she hsd lately become
quite spirited and made arrangements 70 Phil
,delphia but subsequently, resolved to commit suicide
md with that view she went % Jersey City ~ procure
arsenic which she mixed In tuTr bier Of on board
ne terry boat while returning ~ the City The quantity
aken being very large she yOmited IL all up she
hen mixed another portion Of the arsenic with very
mail quantity OF water la the palm Of her hand and
allowed the dose, and the moment the boat landed ,
81 The isot Of Cortland - she procured carriage 10
which she proceeded to thu Tombs before stated "a
vomiting several times while on Der way thither IN y
ne meantime her brother had received her c0mmunt
alton relative % her Intention b. destroy herself and
accordingly hurried 10 the Police Court hoping there
y 10 prevent such occurrence The psrte. declined
% give their names but they well known 10 b. j
ilgnly respectable, and the young lady question IL
aid only short time ago completed her education At
'ns Of the most popular Institutions in this country
Fnere she had been pursuing her studies for last