New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
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TsE WrarHER-Ater the snow-storm OF the
Twenty second yesterday morning dswned clear, son
and blue with an air mild May The snow melted
-.pidly and our streets before were rivers OF
uoud mud The ,haw s.ill continues apparently veri
fyins the prophecy Of weather sage, down East that
il would blow hard on the 22i, and then ihaw vo'
lently for season.
BExEFtT or MR. FRY.-W ednesday evening
next hss been decided upon BY the Committee OF sub
scrbers for the Beueat Of Mr. Fay on which occasion
the opera Of Eradai will be produced and the new 'o-
cas,s sppe for the first time before an American au
disuce Sisnorna FAscrorTI takes the part Of Esrrd
she s young and animated, and is said, BY those VINO
have be ard her to possess fresh and hHely cultivated
voice ssnor FEsBARI. the tenor, snd Signor lAffA'
NELLi the bsrytone spoken of ss artists OF sres'
merit; the former is still quite young The oasso sig
nor CAsrRoSI. completes the constelsiion-snotner
square Of Pegasus-which to rise upon the musiea
armament on Wednesday night OF course tue ru'n
20 hear them would ill the house at its raised prices
without the spontaneous impulse among trequenter' oil
the Opers 10 offer worthy compliment TO Mr. fry
direction of the present season We are glad to notce
the ready response which the announcement oi inis
bsne, has received In all quarters Mr. Fry has brought
the season 10 successful close under difficulties ana
os.e. ths, would have crushed less perseverng men
but he has st least demonstrated the impossloity Oh
sustaining good opera in this City with the present
scale OF prices The new hslisesson about 10 com
mence will We believe prove that the musical taste OF
our citizens is genuine enough to support an opera
such a. may be formed from the ample resources now
In this City
GERMAN CoScERr.-The Ladies German Be-
nevolent Society or FrassHYasia have their Benent
Concert this evening at the Tabernacle. From the
talent enlisted for s celebration, and the promise oi
tho programme il will be A most choice and delightful
entertainment.
CHARLESTON srEANERs-The hour for the de
parture of the steamships from this City to Charleston
ha, been altered from to O'Clock P NJ. In accord
snce with this arrangement the Southener will leave
this afternoon at the latter hour.
~ Hon. MILLARD FILLMORE, ce-Presidcnt
elect. leit yesterday morning for Washington
CAPT. NYE.--AmOng the passengers by the
steamer Hermann which left this port on Tuesday, wss
Capt NYE formerly Of the Liverpool packet ship lnde
psndence who goes out with the intention To return in
another steamer for the benefit, OF experience In ocean
steam navigation previous to taking command OF the
new steamship Pacific, of the pioneers of Coln''
line of Liverpool steam packets.
AccIpESrs.-A lady residing at No. l3 Desbros-
.a..t whose name was not sscertained, severely
hurt ON Thursday evening by falling on the Sidewalk
A boy named James Collins was severely injured
on Thursday afternoon, by being run over BY horse
and wagon In Grand between Essex and Norfolk ats
while the United American Association was passing lie
was taken to his home No. Goercks, by officers os'
born and Homes
ATTRMPr AT SUIcIDE.--About 3 o'clock ycster-
day afternoon very respectable mechanic, named
Woodward Prosy, while under deranged slate OF
mind, attempted to drown himself by jumping from
ferry boat at the foot of Canal st N r. IL seems that
he had but lately arrived in this country and not being
able TO obtain employment. thought to put an end to hs
troubles by drowning himself H. was however, res-
him Jump. and taken TO the Tombs with the hope
OF his being restored 10 his senses sgsin.
SURGICAL OPERATIoS.-Dr. Parker OF this city,
assisted by Drs Mason, Marvin, and others performed
a surgical operation Mr. Alfred Rogers, who resides
in Front and who recently fell from the Fulton Mar
ket which lasted nearly half hour causing great
efuson Of blood aud much pain to the sufferer Heis
now in fair way TO recover
CRAsH-As a butchers horse and wagon were
being driven down Fulton.st at rapid rate yesterday
one of the forward wheels OF the wagon came of, up
setting ,hs vehicle and throwing to the ground three
men no were In 10.
PROBABLE IsFASTIcIDE.-Th body OF an infant
was found in the dock the foot OF Cstherinest yes
terdsy morning and taken to the Seventh Ward Sta
tiOn-H House. -
ISFAST FOUSD.-The body OF an infant, sup
posed to have been tlbOrn was found on Thursday
night on the stoop of a house 10 Greenwich st.
THgFT.-On Thursday afternoon some daring
fellow entered the house No. "A Howsrdst and stole
quantity of wearing apparel and plated ware, with
which he escaped
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