New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29
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HENRI HEuz, CoScEEr.-ro-mo7ow night t',
tbird grand Musical Festival OF the season comes Oh al
the Tabernacle This promises 90 be- fully cqn" 10
every respect 70 those We have already had, and from
,h, evidences already exhibited fashionable circles
ts be-, IS vel attended Here's graceful and spiritual
.t-ln. have not been heard among Is Tor long time
. a new competition played by his own band W. bring
our s bis admirers aud their names j. legion Gang
Band performs the beautiful Farewell O. Berlin ana
Herr Sieie gives the wonderful aate vWiau5ns o.
themes from Norma Mareizek and his admirable h'rd
will also be In attendance An excellent srranse cement
of this Concert the numbering OF the seats BY wnica
tsey may be- secured in advance. THIS viii enable
v.er. TO avoid the rush and crush OF the entrance
and 90 take seats quietly snd comfortably as 10 the
Opera House.
Tpy OrrRA-Toncht the popular opera OF
Lave-tr B7rsia in which TsvFFi is ,crrhcaiy srsnd
is 20 bee performed BcncdeIt hayin probably recover
cd sufficiently 20 appear In one Of his most beautiful
and affecting part. GHaa-'. On Friday evening We
are % have Norma tor the last time this season.
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that the subject OF Work House is now in the hands
Of special Committee of the Common Council ana
va hope to have speedily an intelligent comprehensive
and effective plan laid before Municipal Legislature
D, .ssn. 10 "a that It would be well before completing
,bsirrsport II the COMMITTEE would consider one or
Two thing. which have not been much used to enter
into any plan for protection by the community OF rs
helpless or unfortunate members. Fvs'-Let Il be re-
membered that the greatest OF psupersn Is that
dsrporazes IL vicsl and that the human soul once
Crushed down bv starvation sickness g. the dirt or
5e,sry never rises again. never stands upright gam
among 10, fellows but groyels until despair leads TO
crime and the man 4, irredeemably lost Now let the
| community or the Common Council. which IS Is
ntatve-recognize the distinction between elms
giving aud providing the poor With labor Let u not
merely stretch out hand in charity, saying take
that, miserable beggar but let recognize rs duties
p. the general employer Of all who cannot otherwise
and work and say t. the poor lsborer. Man. mere
| \. employmeut-work snd eat, aud sill be an indie
pend,n, human being Thi. will not only relieve
! hunger but will be the commencement OF radical
cure OF psupensm
Seloqd-Let great care aud discretion be used IN
selecting what kind Of work shall be done by those EN-
ulayed by the City. Why could not municipal army
of psvior- and street Sweepers be organized, into
which enstmen,s ght take place every day at certain
prescribed places and the soldiers constituting which
should be entitled to certain privileges and honors-
such for instance electing their Superiniendenss
aud distributing substantial premium every Saturday
nv vote TO those who had been efficient during
the week 10 this way the whole City could be Russ
paved our streets would be kept always and our
aims houses empty and all for far lees than cur mser
able charities cost US now Let wellproyen iniemper
ance be bar admission into this army, and let the
children of the soldiers according TO their age paruc
pate In these labors and in the recompenscd honors -
" Honor," OF paving and street sweeping. say you
As. truly We DO not know. AZ this moment who
would be- more richly deserving, not only OF public
honor. but the heartfelt thanks OF their fellow citizens
than the men who should cleanse the foul and disgus
ing streets of this metropolis. Think Of il moment
and see whether they would not be almost well en-
utled 70 medals and public dinners As those terrible
| fellows who killed so many MrXicans.
As 20 the women let the Common Council make a
contract with the War and Navy Departments t could
afford bid at least low rs any individually to make
up clohng-payng al the proceeds TO the workers in
stead Of putting threeq quarters out Of every dollar into
rs own pocket like the specuatiors women's toll.
Tbl. /. one way but there are many others which will
readily suggest themselves If the Special Committee
will 90 to thinking earnestly and seriously about IT,
Let %, have a Work House then, that s Work
fIouse-not another Charity Hospital
IL Hon. MATTHIAS H. CLIFFORD. United States
Minister Mexico IS present stopping the Aston
House in this City lie is his way TO Maine, but
vii return, We understand In season 20 reach Mexico
by the lst OF January next
" BEyEfr To- The FUNDs of rHE FIRE De
rAarMENr -Messrs Tyon 4 Thompson Of the Broad
way Circus have kindly offered the proceeds Of their
/ house this evening this truly benevolent nsttu.
ton for the support OF the widows and children OF he
ceased Fremen We know Of no other Institution in
our city which merits the support Of our citizens more
than this and hope all who will go and lend
helping hand toward this meritonous object
~ Prof WARSER iI3 Broadway willdcliyer
free lecture with specimen exercises this evening At
u o'clock the advantages 10 be- derived from
else in the lighter kinds OF secular music aud
| vocal drills IN classes
! ~ The magnificent attractions of the Amer
lean Museum, including in addition 10 Gen Tom
| Thumb who alone is host In the way OF amuse
ment the Minstrel Band Crest Western, &c Sc are
drawing immense crowds, morning, afternoon, snd
evening, to that popular establishment This IS the
la. day but three Of the hue General at the Museum,
aud those who have il their memorials 10 pay
MIN Visit this time will do well 10 note that fact.
FERRY-BOAI CHAISs-Nr. Editor / hope the
chsns n the Fulton Ferry boats will BE- dispensed
| with They are perfectly useless and ! have long
feared some would fall over them and be crushed
| a. was Dr. Van Buren, ONE WHO CEO5sEs DAILY
| 4 CASE OF FOKGERY.--Oticer Charles A. Rack
dewitt Of tae Seventeenth Ward. arrested man
| named John Cobb Monday night for having given q
forged check for $50. the New York Bank IN the
| name Of Gen. storms % Mr. A Picard OF 81. Bowery
Il also proved tnai be- has forged Capt Sweeney
| name o. severs papers. beside passing number OF