New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10

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about 80 bad occurred 20 Of which proved fsss IN
shors PsTiod ssr The ofhem ~a a. synP-
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Fr'n spres-rcss here 10 hope
Hal III disess- b. hn,liy subsidized o. board
AL he gssseugers remain oosrt ard al measures are
ADOPTED - p1ufy Ard cisnfscs he vessei
sLEX 8 WHITING. Heath otesr.
There We understand in all OF eight
persons sick on board. three Of whom have been III
With what W. Supposed TO be Cholera
Y The performance Of " L< Dcscrt" At the
Tsoeruscle lsS evening" vas such Is 10 reject great
credit upon signor sAsrLr ~ whom ,hepueHc we're 10
te6,ed for the treat The choYses hsd been sxcesuty
drilled and were conducted With ssil which made the
most OF its msterisi, They were accordingly given
with both spirit and correctne. The performance Of
the orchestra also highly satisfactory 10 the solos
Signor Arnold wss sPpsuded. but 1t requires voice
Of more power nd richer quality DO justice to music
50 OF insi and peculiar TIE audience was large and
sgprscs,ive A. the close Sgnor Bsrii called out
By the loud and general expressions Of srstifcstor
He bowed his thanks and retired We he may be
Induced repeat the pcrforns The piece Is de
servedy popular and be listened to without
pleasure
FIREs.-A6out ~ o clock sst evening iire wss
discovered By Captain Voorhees, 10 the house No. l6S
Mercer street between Beecker and Houston street
which bad resulted from the upsetpg Of stove In the
sc The second story ate ard roof OF the building
considerably damaged before the asnes were ex.
unguished. The carpenters shop the livery
stable p Reste., was slso isnsged by Are about 5
this morning
Rus OvER.-Joseph Urine boy - years Old
whose parents reside At Is Spring street had bis leg.
broken yesterday By being over by loaded spring
cart
THE OFERA.-The following letter from a senst
DE old gentleman OF our acquaintance who has heard
music snd something Of the world 10 his time Is
worth the OF Opers subscribers generally
Mr. City hsns-I hear that Mr. Fry can't get his sub
scrbers 10 come up the scratch the second ses
SOD. snd has accordingly concluded 90 shut up shop
Thisis not surprising lie did wrong show his whole
hand st hi- benefit BY keeping back two or three OF
the singers he might have provoked the curiosity
OF those two hundred lavish patrons Of art At least
much sl2 so apiece.
No doubt Newly Ia great place. Folks here 60
for having what is hrsrse which Is sign OF greatness
But they must have IL chesp which 10 not easy In any
city OF less prttensons the fashionable ladies' and gen
smen who enjoy the luxury OF sittiDg In their beet
clothes 10 the best boxes OF the Italian Opera would
not think bad bargain 10 have that luxury at two
dollars ahead The Commercial Emporium OF this
great nation stands such snce and ruins al
who are green enough 20 become ito Opera msnsgers
Ia other country except perhaps England. does on
Opera establishment cost much az here nowher.
stpaid So mssuly.
IL funny. Mr. City ltams TO hesr New Workers talk
about musical taste They havn't much OF any such
thing They have taste for strong voices and loud
singing Probably they slsO hsve taste for stars that
are known 10 Europe. n were manager should
speculate in that last attraction would send out for
Aihoni or Grsi or some other famous prims donna.
and see then II the best wouldn't fetch couple
OF dollars or 90 y night and others In proportion.
foors, J. JENKINS