New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03


TIE OrLRA-The lovers Of ar1 VIII rejoice 81
learn ;ha' the prospects Of the itssn Opera nest Vim
tcr ere much better tnan ever before Mr. EDwARD
Fey of Philadelphia o gentleman n every way qualified
b s undcrtk ken the management and has engaged the
leading members Of the late Aston Place Company IL
j. also bis intention 10 engage among the numerous
singers in Europe nov thrown out Of cinpoy ment 10y
the disturbances there leading tenor and soprano
WHO SHAH Dee able 20 sing the ford music OF Ros ini
wen a. a Jasso Of the fret order This viii renderihe
troupe everything thatcoud be desired and enable such
works as In GAIA Ladra and the Barber TO be pro-
duced az Wen as the SOmambHia or ErHoat
Mr.. FnYs company are engaged on the express stipu-
lton thar they are 10 go 70 whatever place ne may die
rt, We understand that thaye possibility Of losing
them from Newly rk as he has highly advantageous
oilers from New Orleans and other places. We trust
that Mr. Fay may be enabled 10 take the Astor-Pace
O9cra House and make Newlo hs headquarters, for
We shall not be likely to have either manager or
company lose him. and for the public Of the City
u be deprived of the pleasure OF the Italian Opera,
would be d real calamity.
IMMIGRANTS At THIS PoRT.-There arrived at
this mort from abroad last month beside those which
arrived overland by the way Canada and places
81
per annum. OF these there were from
Germany. 36 Switzerland .............l6
Ireland ........l559 Italy ..........-. la
Englaud. ....... 377l West lndes......-... 80
scotland ............ 800 Spain. Oy
Frlnce .... 58l Denmark.
Holland. ............. 30
The arrivals for the previous month NpriD were
1851 of which from Germany 1912 Ireland. IpO07
England, 81 scotland, 375 France, 1871; Holland
81 Switzerland, % Wales O. and few more from
rr.1
sIay it will be perceived were 1913, of which 255i6
were from Ireland 1898 from Germany, 5,liS from
ENGLAND 6sI from France. The number Of arrivals on
Thursday and to noon on Friday were 2lsi. The
Commissioners Of immigration have now under thcir
care SIS immigrants viz 400 az Wards leland, (scn
we and s95 sick in the Marine Hospital About il,C00
sick and well immigrants received aid lastyear from the
Commissioners Of immigration
- 1t is said that the operations on the Russ
pavement in Broadway are to be suspended Tor shor
time in consequence of the contractors not being able
20 procure stone from the quarry on staten Island as
fast as they need it. The work now in hand will be
finished complete so 10 leave clear street while
waiting for more material
- The splendid new steamer Empire State
does not take her place the FAN River Line TO Boston
till ut-odN OF W NA4ll1Hof tANNA WIN N''- N'|
caused by the recent rains which have prevented her
paint from drying.
- We are requested to announce that in order
to give fun news from the French journals, the CoTT9
des Eiafs Uis viii be issued to-day at one o'clock, P NJ
- The Harlem Railroad took 1886 on Thurs
day for the benefit Of Kpp Brown This Is not much
more than the ordinary receipts.
Mourn OLWET ENcAMPNENT !. o. OF q. r.
splendid gold embroidered banner designed for this
ORDER viii be displayed today in Mr.. Aekermans win
dow, l0l Nassau-st
ARREsr OF FUGiTIyES-Two men, named Michael
Glocson and John knley who stand charged with hay
time since arrested yesterday by officer stephen
and a Constable from Troy named Phipps ana com
United prison for the purpose OF being sent BACK 70
.iand their trial
INSUEsr.-Corcncr Walters held an inquest
Yesterday 10 the Tombs on the body OF q cOored man
a native Of Virginia named Wilson Brown who came
% his death by falling against the edge Of table ~
sweeps Han in OrhCest Ii appears that the deceased
was oil very incorporate habits and sub tct 70 hts W'
he took drink DR. Holmes made minute post mortem
examination of the b0dy and found the BRAN copgested
from the sion and the other organs IN state Of
disease produced ty ntemperance The Jury returned
a verdict i'm accordance with the f0regOrg testimony
90. The Coroner also held an inquest yesterday on the
body ola child years old named John NcOwen, who
came his death by accidentally falling into the sink
al the rear of house 90 Mo,tst The Jury returned
verdict Ncc0rdiugiv.