New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

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Tsr wrlrErR.-Electioa day being over o.
sss and woodruff elected the shone out yes;er'
d.y mnrurs clear ard bright and every body rejO'esd
at the prospect Of fns weather and good City govern
neri toward mdnsshtIss, night the noon csns oct
AID added another the many pleasant and cheering
Influences Of the season
MARKrzEKs BEsEFIT.-To-Rish, TsUFFi and
BxSrDrrrI make their las, appearance previous to
their departure in the opera Of Ersarl TAFsANxLtf
takes the part OF the King With such cast and on
ssch an occasion. the house win be crowded Max
Maretzek deserves a hamper, and he Will get Il
" aEIErrHKRIA. Grand Csntsta de-
signed 70 Illustrate the career of Freedom from the
escape of I,r.- out of Egyptian bondage to rs triumph
| In America. words BY Horzto Stone. Esq music BY
Geo Henry Curtis. given for the erH time last
evening 8, the Tabernacle to large audience. The
performance vas highly satisfactory, meri,ing much
praI,e for the manner IN which the music was pre-.
sented The Solos were well sung and we have never
heard Mrs l. A. yoSxs to better advantage than In her
par, Of Christsna: i:stinctness in the erunciason
OF her words with her clear. melodious voice, told
with great favor upon her listeners Miss DELrcE sang
the sir commencing How s the gold become dim
IN very touching styls. Mr.. PAss had difficult part
which be rendered effective in some instances but We
thought he sbores under The effects OF cold, that
marred the delivery OF some OF the fines, passages Of
the music. The Orchestral arrangement was oy
GRO F. BAr.row and we ma.t DO him the justice to
say ths, 1t eredtable in the highest degree and
adds fresh lsursls to this worthy young artist
| At the conclusion Of the performance, Mr. CvRris
and Mrs BRIsrow called out by the audience and
Mr.. Curt. responded IN few happy renarks We
hope coon to have the pleasure again of hearing this
Csntats-
~ The steamboa. Confidence reehed this
City from Albany at quarter past yesterday after
neon We are indebted to her officers for Albany
papers Of yesterday.
CY' Rev. E. II. CHAPs will deliver an address
al the sRniverssry of the +. L. snow Union No !, at
the Tabernacle. on Monday evening next
THE APPoLoSicoS citizens will have an
opportunity to-day Of seeing and bearing novelty in
the shape OF monster chariot containing huge mast
cal instrument bulk by Henry Erben for spaldns &
Rogers. North American Circu, This instrument will
from Union square at II o'clock and after passing
through Broadway and several other principal streets,
leave 10y steamboat for Albany the way West,
FLowERs.-We yesterday dropped into the
delightful Of Mr. Dunlap, Broadway, TO refresh
Ourselves with the fragrance of his stock OF flowers.
aud in the hope of 6ndins the expected Horticultural
show the suggestions of which time since in The
| Tribsse welcomed a source OF much degh |
and interest for the coming Summer We were dssp-
pointed however In finding that there would be no
exhibition. II argues badly for the ,ssts of our citizens
to neglect opportunity for the display Of 50 much
| hora splsndor there must be in the City The
example not only Of European Cities bu, of our sister
Cities of Boston and Philadep hia in this respect Is
Of m taffO ba xe
matter into their charge They could accomplish |, |
without going out of their sphere, In the opinion OF
the most rigid Conservative.
EXPEDITION FOR The GiLA-Mr. Webber |
whose new work. The Gold Mines OF the CHA" We |
lately noticed has ssued prospectus for the forms
ton Of company TO seek the famous undiscovered |
region Of gold and emeralds the head waters Of
the aforesaid river Ii Ia to be called the Cenrslia
Exploring and Mining Association. and is to eonsls, of
sixty members. The object Of this expedition Ia some
what different from that Of the other overland com |
psnies AID offers strong attractions to those who
possess youth ard spirit Of adventure II Is proposed
10 rendezvous In this City and New. Orleans by the
middle Of May.
Mrs. FARSHANs EXPEDITiOS.-Mrs Farm |
ham has returned from the East and Is now basily
engaged in making the hna preparations for the de-
psrturc OF her expedition in the sbp ARgsiqns she
Who wish 70 join the Association may consult with her
NORTH AMERICAN LAND AND EMIGRATION
COMPANY We call attention to the card of this
psny in ,odsys paper Its enterprise II prosecuted In
liberal and phanlhropic spfs msy do much 10 &c.
ceerste the progress Of desirable emg ration, to rn
gate It's hard,hps and to shield the stranger seeking
shores from many Of the gross frauds which he
tas hitherto been subjected. Mr Rawlings the Man.
kaad cd IN Tho suh tact and
IL thereby eDsoled to act with knowledge and efficiency.
C- We call the attention OF parents and
guardians TO the Orchard Hill Boarding School for
Young Ladies. advertised In another column. Mr. and
Mrs Mack have had much experience AZ educators and
sustain an enviabe reputation.
Vocal MUsic.-Prof J. F. Warner will open a
class adult, this evening at o'clock at 4l3 Broad
way with free lecture. lie will form this class on
plan adapted much more than the ordinary success
FATAL AccIDEST-A German by the name of
Kock, sbou, 40 years Of age, who few days since
arrived In this City in the ship Splendid. Instantly
killed yesterday while board the ship by the falling
Of block from the rigging which struck him on the
head The deceased csms 10 this country intending 10
emigrste 10 the Western part OF the Union. An inquest
will be held In the course OF the day.
FouSD DROWNED The body of Michael
Cooley, formerly fireman Of one of the Wilhsmsburgh
Ferry boats. yesterday found floating in the East
River The Coroner will hold an inques, In the course
Of the day
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS
II Mrs. FR.Scts KENgLE Butler read the
play Of the hidsammo NigArs Dram to large and
fashionable audience at the Lyceum Room, Washing
tonst Tuesday evening She reads to night at the
same place the play OF Romeo and Jatt. The fame Of
Mrs. Boilers remarkable dramatic powers 10 already
classical. and whatever may be the differences Of
opinion In regard 20 certain points in her reading
certain h at take them all In ALL have never heard
anything Ike them
CHARTER ELECTION.-Thc combined forces Of