New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10
CITY ITEMS.
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t..,,., OrERA.-For the first aAd only time
,.,s..op we are TO have this evening the exquisite
-. n Ia SonnoraJuld. Wherever affection burn'
,u.ie speaks 10 the heat, this Opers is known and
s.,o,ea and We make no idle assertion when we cay
..,a will be presented on the present occasion In
81, worthy Of Us surprising beauty and pstho' Ami
ILL he sung By Mime. Lsbofde, Elyiro by her hus
,,,s the Jealous Lea by Sigrorins Patti and Conn
9,Aopso by signor SovelL With such a cast as this
..Atbe admirable and unlalierug choral and oIches
81 resources Of the Opera Ilouso, may look for
,ea, Of rsdisu, perfection.
On Monday will be produced Donizett grand opera
Il RoJyto Der0eaI. This has never been played in
,,erica. and we have only room this morning TO ssy
a., the psrt Of Queen Eizabsh Is 10 be played by sig
10 T,uf and the Esh Of Essez By signor Benedict
= tits universally pronounced great Opera
Tnryfl was enthusiastically greeted at her benefit
,,., evening. She sung with great pathos the hus
dset with RENEDErTf and the closing death scene were
poreriul efforts Of dramatic singing. she was called
~, three times al the close OF the performances
ehsered loudly, the whole audience rising, and over
wbelmed with shower Of bouquets.
rzy' The arrangements for the Fancy Ball at
the Asorplsco Opera House the 18th inst Of the
be,, kind We learn from the Committee Of Manager,
sst the rule excluding all persons not in costume
espt heads Of families, will be rgidy enforced Some
Of the most chasie and elegant costumes in prepar
anon and the demand for tickets increases the time
approaches.
TIE DIsTINs.-These remarkable performers
sill give their frat public concert this evening at the
TsbeTnace They viii, we trust, be greeted by su
6ence such they deserve their talent s undeniablc
and the peculiar character Of their music will not fa
% delight and surprise tho.e who hear them for the
fst time Among other tine things in their programme
for this evening, the aiTs from La Samantha and
lsaa Boieaa which they give with such finish and
briTsncy, and the song Of The Soldier Tired, Of
which the elder Mr.. Disiiu plays with wonderful skill
Their vocal quarteltes and trios are also admirable.
They will wind their horns aud themselves into public
favor.
LECTURES ON Don QUIXOTTE.-We are happy
10 learn tina, Rev HENnY GILEs will commence the
delivery Of his series of six lectures Don Quixote
before the Mercantile Library Association on Monday
next 18th inst The theme is one emnentiy suggestive
Of all that is udicrous ssicsl chivalrous and pathetic,
In human char cter and in the hands of Mr GILES
ss,er OF style and elOquence IL cannot fail TO be
dered highly attractive and entertaining. These lee.
lures delivered in Boston and other cities before large
and discriminating audiences have won for their author
merited applause and added to his already high repu,a
tion ss an orator and a writer.
~ The warm air OF yesterday finished the
.leghing in Broadway and the other great thorough
fares except for some desperate vehicles ON runners
which grated doleully the ssud and paving stones
10 the country ihe snow is toerebly deep and the
sleighng good
ACCIDENT TO An AUTHORIZING regret to learn
that Mr. CORNELIUS MATTHEWS, in going home yester
day slipped on the ice in Beeckers and broke his left
arm. His attending physician thinks il probable he
viii be confined TO bis room for some time. Mr. Msh
ews Is the author OF the romance Of Moneypenny,
published by Dewitt, Davenport, and this accident
will probably delay the publication Of the second mum
Der.
THE HoNE-We have received the following
Card which publish with pleasure, for the sake Of
recording the aid which has been extended 10 the
Home, and the prsiseworthy bencyoence OF those
who bestowed it:
The Managers Of the Home for Discharged Female
COnvicts l9l Tenth would thus publicly offer their
hsDks and those of the uniortunsos under their care
TO the friends who have kindly remembered their ns
tuition during this Indictment season, aud particularly TO
Mr. D. d Howard of the Irving House VINO presented
the inmates of the Home with NewNeer dinner wor-
thy OF the elegant establishment over Presioes
York, Jan 6, lsi9.
CLINTON HALL AssooIATIoS.-At the annual
election of this Association, yesterday the following
gentlemen were unanimously elected Trustees Philip
Hone Edmund Coffin. Samuel 5 Rowland John Lloyd,
Lorin Nash Thomas II. Fsile and c. l.. Minor.
Mar or CALIFoRNIA-Dcwitt Il Davenport
Tribune Bulldogs have sent us Map or rather Chart
Of the Gold Region which gives clearer idea OF its
features them any other we have yet seen All the
gold locations marked down and persons travelling
there can easily selec, their placer the way by the
help Of this document
STEAMBOAT FOR NEwBURGH ste amboat
Norrich, Capt BARBER, has commenced her trips be
tween Newburgh and tbsCity, as will be seen by refer
ring to our advertising columns.
The CASE OF EMBEzzLEMENT.-COr
In yesterdays Tribune the amount embedded by
young man named Maurice Lipmsn from hisemployer
Auguste Jeanrcnaud stated as $4,000 instead Of
$4,000 We understand ,hst the young man has since
made voluntary restitution Of the whole amount and
expressed his repentance OF the act
ISoUEsT.-Mrs Deborah Griffin. who was SO
severely injured in Hudson ST by being knocked down
BY the horse attached to the sleigh of DR. erase died
shortly after An inquest held on the body NJ
house l69 Twenty secondst by the Coroner, but moth
ng farther was elected and the Jury returned YER
tic accordingly. Deceased was native OF Fouehkeep
We, N. Y. and was In the 6sth year Of her age
District school Journal.
STATE OF NKw.NoRK. DEPARTMENT or
COMMON SoHooLs, ALBANY, Jan :, lei9.
A destructive fire, which occurred at Syracuse,
IN he ,oorpfng nf ne 9TH DESTROYED the mall