New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
CITY ITEMS.

credit 20 MAX MARE1zEK and the otunguitheo sitsts
engaged with him IN keeping up he Opera no" 80
Necessary part Of our musical recreation The man
per of placing this piece upon the ssge vas admirable
sgorins BoEGHEsE Erra, Gang ehsrmiDgly, indeed.
re are Inclined 20 link ,hst no other character could
cone displaying Tie best qualities Of her voice
and style Of sctng CoEFrLr gave the exquisite sris
xie with great feeling well 20 Mel at'ar IT, In
the last sc, The music Of this part; having been
written expressly for Rubinis voice. Is exceedingly
difficult for most singers. BeDedetu obliged 10
give up after one trial and Corelh undcrsisnd
took the part with gre., reluctance lie was however
nos, warmly Ieccged aud tho grace ana beauty Of his
style universally acknowledged TAYTASELLI and
SovELLr sang very finely the solo Of The former 10
the fret act heartily sPplsudsd and the incomPsra'
bic duo Suonf la trorsa-called down such storm Of
reclamation hsye seldom heard at the Astor
Place. The opera will be repeated 10 night
The ELESAs-Tbe Concert Of the young artists
IuIer aud ANSrBALE ELENA on Saturday evening At
The Apollo Rooms wss well attended, and the perform
snces Of tho gifted boys listened 10 with delight The
fantasia on Roberto DsryeHr played by ADnibale, was
very brilliant and striking Mad CORA Bottle sang
several ballads with taste and expression, and was
warmly syplsgccd. The finest thing Of the evening
was the violin performance Of Luigi Elena Judging
by hi. present skill be 10 destined 10 become zGestro
BgNErIr BALL FOR MR. WALL.-The friends
sfMr WALL, the Blind IIish Harper, give him benefit
hi. evening, a, Tsmmsny Hail We trust that I, viii
h. n every respect worthy Of the generous exertons
of the Committee and Of the deserving harper wife
and family depend on him for support He has been
detained Ia this City for a long time without meeting
with them His friends hope that the ball will result In
giving him something handsome to defrsy bis expenses
and comfort his family.
CT DrMPsrER gives another Of his delightful
aBsllsd sor6es tonsh At the Tabernacle. His songs
are always welcome and long people love the old
and touching home strsns suug with feeling and
melody they will flock to hear him.
~ Mrs BUTLER, on Saturday night, read
JrltHs Cosar, TO crowded and delighted audience
To-day at noon she will read the play of ARtoHy and
Cleopatra. The public ,hrong 10 hear with as much
irterett ever and people are crowded away nightly
~. YANKEE Hill gives the st Of his inimita-
be entertainment. tonight the suyvessn, Institute.
As wholesale manufacturer Of laughter, he has
equal in this country, and there vii! be nothing doleu
10 the tears shed a; his departure.
Mrs. FARSHaM's ExPEDIrIoS.-We are in
formed By Mrs FARNHAm that she has engaged passage
for her company in the chip Anseiiqa, fine vessel OF
500 tone fitted up with convenient sta,erooms and all
appliances of comfort possible for seavoyage. Mrs
Fsrnhsm leaves tomorrow for Boston to complete her
arrangements sho has had many applications from
all parts Of the country, and there Is every prospect
that her band Of female missionaries will be
enough 10 accomplish much In the way of refining and
improving the rous Californian community.
AsoTHER NEW DRY GOODS EsTABLIsHMENT.-
Mr.. BIrcHoooK. long the popular Manager OF the
American Museum, has associated himself with Mr.
L. II Leadbeater, who has long been connected with
the house Of Arnold & Co aud opened a large dry
goods store at No. 375 Broadway, between Franklin
and White SITS where they propose doing large family
trade on fair aud honorable terms They have adopted
the system of price and it they adhere 10 that
we have doub, they will, they can hardly fail OF
success The public have long snce tired OF the too
common practice of beating doon" the price Of goods
70 get them on fair and reasonable terms and II these
new candidates for public favor carry out their deter
mnaon of sdhering to Price, and content with
snail profits. as they assure they shall be- they will
be sure of the liberal patronage of the public.
FIRg-The Thlrteesth Ward Station House
was slightly damage by fire about O'Clock yesterday
morning. the door having ignited from the s,oveppe
which passed through IT,
DEATH or REv. Nix SMTH.--Aiter aprotracted
and severe Illness Rev HUGH SMITH late Pastor of 81
Peters Church in this CITY, died YESTERDAY Sunday
a, noon, at his residence in Chelsea.
~ Country merchants will find a splendid
assortment Of designs for showbs a, Oliver Brother
extensive steam printing establishment corner Nassau
and Fulton streets.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
WHO CoNvESTIoS-An adjourned meeting OF
the whis Msyoralty Convention will take place this
evening at Mrs Pfea's The friends Of Judge COPELAND
are ssrguine OF his getting the nomination unless
new candidate 10 presented
COMMON CuUscIL-This Board convenes this
afternoon a, O'Clock It's expected that the divi.on
of the city into Police Districts according TO the new
Law relative to this subject just passed by the Legss
iuro, will come up.
BROOKLYN DIsPFSsARY-The annual election
for Trustees of this Institution comes OIL at = O'CLOCK
Pm AT the Office In the bssemen, of the City Hall.
The Pot.sriAs Emporium published In schuylkil
County Penn. has the following sccoun, OF the ro-
eeedues Of meeting OF the Golfers in that district
which insert having important bearing on the
Coal trade
Coal sHrPrERs-At an adjourned meeting oil the
Golfers of this County held on saturday AFTERNOON 's
In Potsvile the names of the following Golfers were
announced having subscribed TO the sgreemeh' no.
10 ship Coal from their coilieres curing inc po
from the 10Th inst TO the 9TH of April The amounts
opposite their respective exhibit their shipments
during the last yesrexceeding threeiourihs OF 'he
whole product OF this County
Wn Thomas johns t3saC I" -
Jo.,nb q Georg- n fuits
teeIp.s..s-- ~ ia Mice. Haywood Co.. Aast
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Joba Richard Carter 4tSti. sfse So -
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&C.,. 20 Rirhart ler.
rsihsrck 81 u
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.emes 80 fs.,l', N.i..v
ssars ofne $4,000 - -, A 500
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