New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
CITY ITEMS.

~ IefZraoffr QispaicIet h.fc VccA ttNN4'N~ !
from Msekn.-. announcing the sudden eeee''e At
that place Of GEoHss ZAsssxiE. rsq OF IBIS cry on
Sunday morning the 9TH inst. Mr. z lefi his Bone on
d ID inst for wissonsia. was attacked With dy'en .
,sry On the passage between Detroit md Mscsinsr
and, severed from the endesrmsnts Of kindred snd
friends bresthed h, lnt among strsnsers Mr. "a
brake old resident Of our City las been maen
in public lie and possessed many traits Of character
which won the esteem and regard st a. woo <De~
hun-he VAS man Of .tric. Integrity and honor aud
a, h,rhi. ard devoted Christian. 10 the family cir
els in toe church snd in the community DIS o'' w
:, - 81, pi. remain. will be brought to this
City for in.erment
-. Tar GsASD NUsIc,L FESTIVAL con"
rspce. 70 night at the Tabernacle, Win one Oh Wv
attractive s.sem5lsges Of accomplished A'N's
.seu IN New York and II the Puohc do o1' -
even moderately, 70 the eisim no" P"' ~ =,
- ,,,,.,,r. the Tabernacle viii prove mush 100
small 70 contain the visitors for many nisH' y
a.. p,,shs.. h. 70 sing several choice r''T's'.i
~ .s,.S .s NAV name Rondo Brisnie, and the
e-..,,,.,r Ronsnzs. composed expressly Tor ns' y
=, -, Il, hi. Ooers Of Ia File Ga Regiment
-, tn. Do with Signor Vita which VIII
sh,i.ss 10 one OF the GENE OF the evening MA's"e
49, .h, make, her debut this evening " ss' u
-, ,,i.s Of most wonderful qusiiy. IDS iso! "N'
= -, ~. chief attractions in the grand Opes oil
r.u.tr when arst produced in Germany. Mr. D'''in
81 III. son. have also full snare IN tne P''e's "o
Young Hoffman the Pianist also pisyss rSn'ss'"
a.. H., signor Arnold and Vita sing, aud Henry
IT,, bs. the musical direction. Surely here are At
-. .utscient TO draw thousands, especially now
,,i,v /. so ihronsed by strangers from all parts
Of the country
Sauna oy rHg STEAMSHIP ENTIRE Cry
Tn. so,eosii steamship Empire City, Capt Wilson,
..lsa Saturday afternoon for Chagres, with large
number of passengers let Of which may be found in
another column.
~ The Steamer Hiberuis, from Halifax arrived
on Friday and lies At the Sectional Dock, between
Pike and Rutgers SITS Her damage. which IA very con
siderable, wi! be repsired in about week.
FlRE-A large fire took place last evening
about o'clock, At the mahogany sawyard OF Thomas
Price. l3l Attorney st which consumed great guam.
THY Of stock and ths whole inside OF the saw.nl 49,
The buildings in the vicinity in imminent danger.
but by the welldrccted cxercns Of the Fire Depart
ment the fsmes prevented from spreading, with
out further dumsge.. On Saturday evening about II
o'clock, Gre discovered In the premises II De.
lancey.s, occupied by Mr.. Henry Smith private
dwelling. The hre was speedily exungulshed, with
bat iiiding damage.
~ Charles w. Holden proprietorof H0'd,n's
Magazine died on the 18th Of June, on the Upper Sac
ramen,o, in California, OF bilious dysentery, after
tew dsys sickness Mr.. Holden well known in
this city enterprising and intelligent publisher
he a OF integrity and Of good disposition.
We regret to record his early death.
Mr. lsrsei Poet long known publisher Ut this
City, died At Pansms the 6,h OF August Of Cholera
as already stated in one of our California lelteis.
~ The grand Panorama Of Voyage to ca
iiorna" round Cape Horn will be opened this evening
at stoppsni Hall 99s Broadway This exhibition gives
striking and accurate view Of the principal cities n
the Atlantic and Pscf; Goats San Francisco and Gold
Digging. of the Sacramento Valley. Those who wsh
to uke avoysg- to the fascinating II Dorado small
expense and with danger, will doubtless embrace
this opportunity
E-g' We are pleased 10 learn that since the re
turn Of Prof VIM. B. BRADBURY from Germany al new
Musical Institution hiss been organized by him gin CON
necton with several other gentlemen Of the musical
proiesson) after the plan OF the Musical Conserysto'
es OF Germany. An announcement of the formation
OF the Choral department may be found 10 to days pa
per.
fY The steamboat Chelsea makes a number
OF trips to-day to the NewYork Bay Cemetery grounds
FATAL AccrDEST.-Mr. X. Allen, book keeper
At Rsthbun's Hotel, returned to the house a. late
hour on Saturday night from call At the Aston House.
on some friends from Buffalo and after giving drec-
ton. 10 the nlghtwaichmsn to call him at SIX In the
morning. took candle and proceeded up stairs toward
MS room. which 10 IN the Cortandst wing OF the hotel
and ia .pprosched from the main building by corn
dor or gallery along the rear OF the second story No
thing more heard from him ull about SIX clock In
the morning when the female servants OF the house
came % the Waterman with the Information that there
vas a dead man la the hack area On examination, the
dead body Of Mr. Allen was found IN the rear Of the
Cortland wing OF the hotf Ia position very nshry
under the last window Of the corridor near the passage
10 his room HIS candle and candlesuck lay near The
body The windows % the corridor reach nearly u the
door-Nithin eighteen inches OF IT, The unfoftunsis
gentleman bad evidently fallen from the window, and
must have died instantly A. the back Of HE head was
etnplei-ly crushed-he skull being extensively bro
k-n The hight from which he must have fallen Is
about twenty feet the dag stone on which his head
struck being several feet below the surface ~ the yard
Mr Allen OF feeble health his constitution nav
Ing suffered much from dangerous pulmonary DIS
ea,s Wtuln ew weeks, he has had several attacks
~ sudden fantness, without any apparent cause ana
IN one Of them few mornings snee hs iel 10 the noor
lie "a. perfectly sober and sensible when he went up
stairs and spoke In his ordinary quiet manner In Civ
iug his directions 20 the Waterman, while examining
tne liz. Of early calls % be attended % IN the morning
IL Is presumed that he seized with ainrng M
inst a. be was turning enter the passage 10 his room
staggered backward against the low wall OF the CORR
lor under the window. (Which was vide open, swing.
ing outward on hnges and being thus shpped up met
hi, death IN lhs manner described.
Murder In eIphia-1iarkets, &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Sunday. Sept 10
Lat evening. between and O'Clock, Lonis
RoL A Young German sged sbst q was murdered by
Ia arlotte lowering, German woman The parties