New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

TIE OFyRt-NsrmG was performed last night
% An overlooking house. Msi LABoRDE, vhstever
critic. nay say completely satisfies the public in this
character and b, received every night given with
The SANE agprecstivs enthusiasm. she was warmly
eneorsd as, shi In the duet with Signors PATTI and
called out u the close OF The performance BESEDErTr
sang very finely and Nsretssk ed hi. orchestra no
one e's@ csn lead f IN wednesday night We are 70
have fg-nd again
GEo1o6Y.-D-. BolNroN delivered one Of the
mos, Interesting Lecture. j; hss been our privilege TO
hear upon this fruitful science ssi evening sni the
repesed sppisuse every evidence Of the pleasure
derived by the sueence This evening he continues
the subject sni insure these who atiend rare
treat
HfgH-WANnED 0rTEAeE.-As D.. Wi'lam An
dsr.on of Ffeenihst between Eighth and Moth
avenues vas entering his house sbou, ID o'clock on
Saturday night he Wa eled senseess 90 the ground
by villain wto struck rim several vioen, blows n
the head with piece OF iron and then lied amer hep
ng himself 20 Dr As cloak and some silver coin from
biz vest pocket.
Y The Hbernsn Benevolent Burial Society
he'd their Ninth Anrus Sail iasi night AZ Castle Gar
den We understand that the company was large and
-rsced With much beauty W. were honored with q
polite invitation to be- present but from press OF busi
ns.. were unable 20 attend The society one OF the
largest and best Associations 10 our City
y Hon. RoGERr L. Rose. Member of Con-
sre.. from Ontario snd Livingston Counties 10 At the
Aston House Hs leaves this morning for Washington
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS
CouvoS CorScu.-The Board OF Aldermen
convened At their Councliroom lAsi evening ioF ine
consideration of public affairs. His Honor Mayor Stn
ker presided on the occasion The minutes having been
read and approved petition present@d ssSns Tor
the removal of the -hsnies and pggeries from the loot
of Deeraw 4 Referred
4 communication vas received from the Fulton Fer
rs Company IN relation - the construction OF cuveH
from Columbia-si 20 the East River Referred
A communication was received rom about MY per
praying 20 De organized into FIRE bucsct tom
oany Referred 20 the Fire Committee
4 presrntment from the Grand Jury was received IN
relation % the burial of the dead also the present sys
fem of requiring bonds IN AL trivial cases brought De
fore the Municipal snd Police Courts also, IN relation
% the recent riots that have taken place between tne
Fire Companies 0f Brooklyn and Nihamspurgh. ht
tered "a the Law Committee.
The Committee on Accounts reported IN iavor oil pay
in. bills 10 the amount OF 500 which was adopted
resolution was offered IN favor OF directing the To-
-pecior OF the Western District 20 cause nuisance
near Atlantic snd on the ground bounded ~ Bond
Schermerhorn snd Nevins sis % BE- aoated
The Fire Committee reported adverse 10 the election
ef the Chief Engineer by the tremen, but recommend
ed the election II the Assistant Engineer
Amer disposiDg Of some other papers, the Board al
ourned
DEATHS ANn TNrERNENTs During the week
ending Saturday evening 18th inst there were 20 deaths
in this city ? males and Y feuales-oi whom j were
adults and ID children There were also 30 brought
from New YORK AMI other place for inierment IN Green
wood Cemetery and other Brooklyn grounds