New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03
CITY ITEMS


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nature. stv..asss Of Brooklyn YOU'D soon aeFSo P
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= ssxr1al 70 tie secOml ssEEent q LIS ossl'so3
resa bot I'LL > sure 70 follow H. The is'' 'aa' 'o@
colstrze;i0n Of such BT.sss attended WIN e-a--
del. opIv prorss nat these esculie. hsve hitherto
prsvsa ted TIL. obviously desirable mode OF eosoeNiSn
Bat,urev 10 oss VII contend that there are obstacles
IL re war rt!ch az .nsgrmouutsble Tbs not The
| s.s-Nex York and Brooklyn are not the Cites 70
rsse such question 10 tia Pretent advanced sage q
re sri Of rg-neeri5g Tie SCORER tle Woe -tic
/. examined 70 5y tie authorities TIE better for both
| Cities i xii 5e done =
| Italian OrtsA.-The opening festival OF tie
Narei1ss Es,erp-isd u.s., kept q; the Opers House 90
| Thursday evening About thousand OF tee most
| bfiis9ty drciset and sxPsnnvely bred ladies' Aad
| gentlemen 10 NerYork we're 10 abundance having
paid a. are ksppy is learn. tue handsome sum Of
; 800 for the privilege oar expectation as 70 the
audience and the interest manifested IN TIE occasion,
were more than realized ard the new tenor uss re
ceived Nth polite GOODNESS, which showed him IN
sany that be had nothing 10 expect from ia euisnee
| Of his audience and that De was 70 be severely
adsed The frs, appearance before such an audience
evsently unnerved him ard be Gang through the arst
sct un.iesdny. and with unmstsksble evidences Of
trepldstion Thorough musicians we're satisfied that
there vac stga In him but among tne audience sen
orally there undisguised disaPpointment, and toe
curtain tell 10 pellbrei shruss OF commi'erstioa and
| di.content Everybody sad 70 everybody II ih' 10
the best you can d. Mr. hsreirek, you bad better
| clo.e the houie and wait for the century plant Of
Italian Oper. IN Amercs 10 get little nPer before
you attempt Blowout
Bat Of course everybody .tsid TO hear 1t out and
tie second act proceeded, the new tenor had eVl
dsnty recovered himself and began 70 'nE with sur
Dr.t.ns power and sweetness At II. close OF the sc
there was an improved feeling and the debstGN had
strongly fortified bis position He was called oeiore
the curtsn and received very encouraging round OF
applause.
The third at was an1iously waited tor and in tie
Interview With Ashton, signor Fort displayed unsus
y,cted power and enesyfsrly carrying bis audience
" IN him, in hi, fierce, reckless, desperate defiance
ih. enemy Of ss house and the murderer Of his dear
eGhopes Bravos b. gan Tow 10 n psle with the rain
ike pstierng u eIkidden pam. and before the
moment arrived TOR the grand 6sdk, expectation was
wrou,ht up y catering point He commeneed-
the suiisnce became mute 40 ststues-the " silken,
soft Uncertain rushing Of the lsdes dresses faded n
the buaed air-fsns remained usnihxed in dem
drt-sDi the stranger Of day became the center Of
observation and interest TO the eRtre body Of the Es
OF New. 'oIk s1stocrscy But the artist knew bis
power, and did not shrink from the ordeal And tn
umPasnty. glonousy, did he sustain him,eL Through
tae whol OF TIA, arduyus and difficult scere ne sang
with a passion power and pathos thst thoroughly
svoke tbs half reused en,hu,issm OF every heart AT
the close q the pece-slthough there we're still msny
reluctant forget former impress ous or 10 confess
previous eror-the gres, body Of the audience vas
ready to sdni, that Fort was beyond comparison,
thu best tenI singer In America. Tao or three more
performance will be requisite for him thus q es'sb-
sh himself Ia the estimation Of those Who Judge q
music rather rom association personal prediction
than from sn- absolute knowledge Of but we ven
ture 10 say that but short time Will elaPse before
All. opinion vii not have an oPpcsins voice
We yurposly abstain from critical snalysii Of
sgnor forts singing. until re shall have heard more
OF him. We may ssy, however, ,hs, bis organ Is Of
great power, ,reieont compass and OF extraordinary
equality snd he,ibil.ty bic voice 10 rich IN quality,
pure in tone and q unbroken smoothnoss the notes
from the lower 10 tne upper uniting closely yet dis
tlncty separate. Ike the links Of golden chain his
method 10 almos: faUltess and bic style and expres
siOn besuutul - eiOquencr sne imprisoned a.
% ,etry The geners effect OF his performance 10 full
pesi .ymmetry. proporiion-the Greek Slave melted
into music beneath the are OF pss.ion-n word Anr
IN her ntiscriosole ovelines' and power
Ofthe other performers hereafter All W" good and
satisfactory Borghess looked and sang a. charmingy
and naturally asa rOse blooms. Beneventsno made 40
many ridiculous gestures ever. but sang soriousy
and The chorgses and orchestrs were unacceptable
To night 10 Lucia again.
FiRE-About ono O'Clock tbs moraing FIRE
broke out In Stable In Astorplsce be,Eeen Eighth
and Ninth sis
u Last night wss m sde hideous with a sorts
ofpoiuca e1,rsvsg ances principally xecrsble music
All this will soon 70 over Theoretically night
viii see TIE ssi Of 1t
FINS The trial Of Charles H. Carpenter for
being accessory TO the passing Of counterfeit money
which has occupied the oyer and Tefmner from time
out OF mind and which in its progress overhsued the
great Kidd ship speculation IL ended. The Jury after
being In consultation from Thursday morning 'I
clock ssi evening brought In verdict Of H0' gully
DR H.wKs-The first OF the series a Lectur.
which Ia TO be delivered BY this eminent divine de
uvefed 10 crowded audience at his Church lsst eve
ming The subject which the Doctor has chosen 10
TIE LIE Labcrs and Trsrel, Of s. Peal The abilities
Of the Doctor and the subject iisef mus, necessarily
draw q crowd every Fndsy-thst being the nigh, when
they 70 BE- delivered Inc pecuuh iosclols tDsn
ner in which the Rev Doctor delivers bis sermons .
well calculated to interest snd please all who hear HIN
PowERss sTArUARI.-We learn tha, the ex
hlb!ou OF these glorious cresioSs Of Art will close
5000 but We hops until Ill OF genius worship
ins citizen. shall have lad light thereof IL would
be s,ng resei with thousands Of these produeton ne
Of our country. genius should be taken from The city
before they bad seen them and We give this aolacs
ton tor their beneht.
AHtReAs LASDscAFLs-Mr. I. W. WHfTLEY
"a, :; us rooms 30 Broadway, several very besgi
fal landscapes nov exhibition ve uus, that his
frfead. Grd the pablo ~il give Rim cal. NJ Whit
ley has made lsrss Pcrrico OF drawings from di-er
EFT points r the Uaion and would Be very glad
ceiye commissions for their execution In oil pa.stags
n ". NASH desires ss 70 say that he viii
commence slpsirg Clsss tia evening in the church
corner Of Ninth o. and Avenue p ALecture On Music
may De expected. A.o an Elementary Class On ThGrs
day evening next al the Conservatory, al Broadway
q Rev. T. l. Harris Will preach u morrow
morning At The stuyvessnt Institute on The spiritual
nature, cry .nisn and faculties Of Nae
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