New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

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Tgr OrER,-L'Ehar fillmore went Oft very
finely a, the Opera House last night BoRSHEsE W"
greeted viii loud applause On her appearance. ne
va. eh,rninsv s-sssed and acted with inniiA0e lie
and .oirit her voice !. sweet and aney cultivated and
.he M de mos, favorable Impression on the audience
CoEELIr ss ye-0ria0 surprised AMI Delighted al pro
sen, The completeness and grace OF lis singing sur
passes tina, Of any tenor among US ais &c A@' ho'
the mere force Of Benedict as an arusi ho very ia'
bis superior lie dresses and acts Win sreh 'as'e -
The solo IN the third brought out an unusuAl en'nu
s.sn among the audience. which more tnah vernon
the previous warm predictions Of bis iFeud' NoRELLi
never sang o. vel 90 in BlcoHe. The chorus ana er
chcstra cid their bsst the representation IN me "es
,horou stly satisfactory throughout To morrow Mad
LABoEDE's benefit comes OF, and on Friday night We
are 70 have Partiaa with TATFASELLt
MrstctP,t AFFAIEs-The Board Of Aldermen
met last evening and discussed various matters per-
famine 10 the Ctys veal which viii be found fully de-
tailed 10 tae Municipal Department Of today It VIII
be seen TIA; the special Committee TO whom was con
aIed the supervision Of the Legislative action directly
concerning this CITY have returned and rendered their
recor, Of trestnen, received and VIA, has been &C
G. mplisAd-or rather, has ~
The Board Of Assistants were not In session.
gBArrERY ENLARGENENT-OScE MORE
The Special Committee Of the B1srd Of Aldermen con
ssting # AID Maynard, Gray and Adams TO whom me
vexsd question Of the Enlargement Of the bt'cTy was
referred some time since last evening rendered 1heif
Report accompanied By the various E'tmres OF the
coat the work aud other matters in connection there
with which we eondense briefly.
The Committee observe that having given the subject
the careful attention ts importance seemed to require
a, their hands they present merely the results OF their
Investigate ns-leGving the decision OF involving the
Civ in so large an expenditure Of money entirely to the
wisdom Of the Common Council They remark that IN
every instance they have invited estma,es from tie
most responsible and practical men, and believe that
confidence may be placed in their correcness-
although II Il added they cannot in justice to them
selve. refrain from expressing tho unanimous opinion
tia, the presen, condition of the City Finances does
no, warrant the undertaking work Of sueh magnitude
tending 10 increase still farther the burdens Of our tax
paying population.
| The different Estimates were addressed 10 Edwin
Smith, Esq. Guy Surveyor by whom they were ar
ranged and transmitted to the Committee, whom their
turn lay them before lho Common Council for action
From these statements gather the following gene
raj view Of the contemplated Cost Of the undertaking
Il will be seen that the highest estimate embracing the
shortest period Of time, amounts TO considerably more
than tlroe hundred thousand dOiiGTs-whe at the long
est time, and cheapest rate, 1, is nearly $4,000
The iosl cost II completed in IRE years Is es' M g.
II f wear, are ailo ed could be dous for. 236i5 IS
II twenty years I'oi1f -
such are the results so long looked for. The final
deposition of the matter remains to be seen
Mr. BucKlSGHAM's MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS
Mr. Buckingham's entertainment on Love, at the
Panorama Hall on saturday evening, was attended by
a crowded and brilliant audience ard received with
loud applause The novel views and eloquent language
Of the lecturer elected frequent marks OF warm appre
citation from his auditors and the musical illustrations
added greatly to the pleasures of the evening Mics
FANNY FRAZER was warmly encored in the balcd My
own and in the celebrated song. THE Spell is
Broken 10 each Of which she did full justice and Mr.
DAssErr executed with much ability and effect the
music which entrusted to him.
This evening Mr. Buckle CHAM VIII give At the same
place assisted by the vocas,s, on entertanms ut
entitled a Night with the Heroes Of Old Ireland In
which many National and Patriotic Irish Songs will be
Introduced to illustrate his views OF reands glories
wrongs aud destiny. Mr. Bucking Cham is en,husias
tic lover Of Ireland and Repeater of the true school
Our Irish fellow-ciiizens will doubt not, eagerly
avail themselves of the entertainment thus offered to
them
| CLAY FEsTNAL.-The Committee OF Arrange
men. for the Clay Festival at their meeting last even
Ing. Resolved That their Annual Dinner shall take
place on the l2lh Of April, the blilhday Of HENRr
CLAY" They have engaged the Apollo Saloon for the
occasion. aud have invited large number OF disiin
gui.hed gentlemen as speakers Sc &c. Nothing vi II
be spared to make it one worthy of the occasion.
| HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOcIETT.-The famous
concer, Ia aid Of th. Society OF tonight q, the
Tabernacle All tho new singers who were so sue
ces.ul las, nigh, at tie Opers House will take part ss
well q. the LAsoRDEs and the HoHssIocEs, each OF
whom arc host 10 themselves CHss HoHssroDK,
will play among other things the Carnival Of Paris -
see the rich programme In another column, and pre-
pare to 60.
STEAMSHIP TESsEssEE-This splendid new
steamer Of tho Nes York and Savannah line will be
open "a receive visiiers this dag at pier No. n R.
ana 10 morrow will take her departure for savannah
| sCHoOLs-TwFLfIH wARD..--For he frtans.
We were much pleased at witnessing an exami-
nation held on Friday, 10th inst in Ward school p Ia
presence OF a large audience. The examination was
conducted by John MeKeon Fec County superintend-
en, IN tina, quiet and happy which none but
scholar can assume can assume, ia simple, scientific
phfaseolosy suited 10 the sges and capacities Of the pu
pills ,csnnot fail to be gratifying to parents TO know,
that the modus opersnsp in his school induces ha
biz Of thinking rather than psrrotDg reform g.eay
to be desired by every true lover Of Education.
OBsERyEz.
ELECTION RioT.-At the primary election held
yesterday in the Fourth wsrds disturbance took place
ia which exc icer Stowe severely besen and the
arrested on charge Of dsordery conduct 1t appear
ing the Court that he should have been the seeuser
rather than the accused, he vas at once discharged
~ The funeral OF the late Andrew Harrison,
one Of our most esteemed citizens attended yes
terdsy By large OF relatives and friends
who 10 the number Of one hundred and fifty, pro
ceeicd to Greenwood Cemetery BY the new steam
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