New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, sc. Tonight.

Lectures, Concerts, SC. Tonight.
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! Another FANCY BAIL.-We have heard it sug-
gested in various quarters thu, another Fancy Dress
Ball should be got up the Opera House The idea is
good one. The decorations and belongings Of that
which i. just over, could be readily put in order
second time, snd some defects in the management
which have been complained Of remedied We would
suggest that Committee OF twenty or thirty be sp
pointed take the matter 10 hand that in the arrange
mens the price of ticket should include the supper
instead Of the charges which have been made
that fixed price should be for each ladys ticket
and finally that the the smphithes,re should
be a. instead of 50 The plan appears TO US feasible
what say you Messrs. Opera goersl
THE HoHSsTocKs.-In spite Of the unfavorabe
weather. the new Musical Hall filed on Saturday
night by large sudence attending the farewell Con
| cert of ADELE and CHARLES HoHNsrocK. The per
iormances Of the highest character and the gifted
artists called out after every piece. The Concert
Overture, by Weber WAS splendid composition and
executed with great power and skill. The Italian air.
played by Mis-, Hohns,ocs exquisite moroccan OF
melody the renoio in the concluding passages was
quite equal to anything Of tho kind we ever heard
The hnest thing 10 the evenings performance was the
Duet from Bilam Tsl for piano and violin The bur.
esque variations Yankee Doodle brought down a
storm OF applause and the artist twice recalled 10
respond to IL Nine. GoRA BorHE sang in English
French and Italian but best In English her voice Is
pleasing, but Lacks expression, especially IL the lower
notes
ROBERTO DEyEREUX.-This really magnificent
Opera which has created universal excitement in the
musical world 10 repeated 10 night Whatever differ.
OF opinion may exist 20 the individual merits of
the performers every sgrees that we have had
presented in America, in the general complete
and successful representation u Italian Opera The
acting OF Trui and the singing of Benedict p ghty
call forth nthusssic psudts and do the perform
OF the chorus and the admirable. unspproacha.
Die excellence of the Orchestra In short 1t would be-
difficult to say too much in praise Of this splendid
Opera.
GUNG'L's CoScERT- Gungl will demonstrate
to the public, tomorrow evening at the Tabernacle,
that he has again arrived. He has composed number
of waltzes several Of which will be played on the
occasion.
F. CGyES-We call attention to the card of this
talented Violinis, His performances in public have
received hgh praise and testify his thorough know.
ledse and command Of the instrument
ORATIoS oN FRASKLIN.-We are glad 10 learn
tina, the Grafton Franklin by L. JEwErr, deliver
ed at the late Printers Festival will be published In
pamphlet form in few days.
TEACHERS MEETIsG.-The Teachers Associa-
ton Of this City-sn Association which numbers at
present among its members "a Ward School Teachers
IL Public Corporate and q Private and other teach.
ers of Institutions Of learnng-held their regular semi
monthly meeting Saturday evening in the Assistant
Aldermens Room of the City Hall Thomas FoULxK
called to preside. The regular order of business
having been gone through with, essay on English
Grammar read by Mr. Scott After which there /
some discussion relative 10 a resolution concerning
the transfer Of pupils from school to another We
pleased 10 notice that there BE- among The
Teachers Of our City strong and abiding interest in
the onward progress Of this Associstons body which
has already done much toward cementing more firmly
the bonds of friendship and brotherhood among the
different classes Of Teachers. 5
DEATH BY CHLORoFoRM Walter,
was called to hold an inquest on Saturday ast at the
City Hospital, upon the body Of an lr.hmsn named )
John Griffin, aged 81 years who bis death from
the effects Of Chloroform which had been administered
10 hin with view Of sleysting his suferngs while
surgical operation. Prom evidence
adduced before the Coroner II appears that the de
ceased had been employed a In the Navy and
but short time ago returned from Mexico sick and
was taken to the City Hospital toe 4th Of December
ast After several physicians had testified the Jury
returned verdict that the deceased came 10 his death
By the standardization Of ehloroform. The Jury be- b
ieyed tia, iis administration this was proper
and ustfable.
CsRIsTY's-This ned band continue their
longs and musical diversions AZ the Mechanics Hall
listened TO BY crowd Of sufficiently adniring o
auditors Their oes, bone, banjo and heel perform
anees unsurpassed and their beyond any
hing OF the knd witnessed in this City. They sing b,
o Chilly through the week and also saturday after D
aOon.
FgREs.-About 10 clock on Saturday night u
re broke in the os,emen, Of school house in ClK
y rear Of s., George. Church Al the time, large .
quantity Of lard stored in the basement but the
lanes were extinguished, after triaing damage had
Teen done grocery store al the Norihwes
Ter Of Fourteenth and Eighth avenue was dis
covered on IRE about o'clock yesterday morning and
:
II the contents destroyed and me building con
ideraoly damaged
MArRINosr.-L. ". Fowler lectures tonight
'eiore the Young Mems Debating Society," on tn.
rery Interesting subject Instruction free
II On referring 70 our columns il will be seen e
hat The American Hotel, in Safest Albany. well.
Inown e'saoi'hment owned BY the James e.,ate I, :
'hered for lease from the l., Of May next il
e The third annual Bal Of the Wa.bipg,o,
association, will be given BY tie young men Of
ngton Chapter, No 2 q, the Coliseum tbi. event.. .,
The EhIGRAST IAX....Fsr II. r,.--. |
The decision In the United State, sonrsn,. Of
oart In reference to the passenger tax can opv ~ a.
iinsF Tor or against the partie. taxed viz the