New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-30

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TUX OpkR..-Those who miss the last repre-.
.sn,.,son Of Pur,iaa. to-ngh, at the Opers House
will be truly unfortunate. Each night Of this Opera
hs, been an Improvement upon the precious one and
Va. NAV safely say that It 10 now given IN style which
bs. not before been heard In this country 90 Wed
ne,dsy nlzht the audience exhibited the most en'nn'
,..c dslish, throughout the whole performance the
hps due, was encored after the curtain fell CoAfLii
sang Ike one Inspired and those who had oeiore sd
nr.d hi. flush srtist, now wondered Al 'n' 0n
Ma. and bessiy Of bis voice. BoSGHEsEs voice sn'
.,vle II sctng are admirably suited to the part Of ~
rira while No,yILl and TATFANrtIi. both great sr
,i,,, stir the wsrse part Of ones nature oy the MN
linz impetuo,ity OF the srumpe, duo The chorus ana
orchestra are under MAsErzsS's direcuon' shd o.
course al ths, could be desired. We should oe gao
TO sse this Opera kept the stage for longer nmr
but shall BE- willing to exchange II tor B,'ser0' which
q 10 be uext brought out.
TIE WEArHER-A patch OF blue sky and a
hszy sesn Of sunshine yesterday morning revived our
hone. of n return OF Spring wesiher The clouds
gathered again nevertheless and from P NJ. 10 toe
n-s.t time A. NJ Il has been one continual drzze.
with fos and dull cloud. The streets are In most
aggravated condition. and growing no better al the
time
FOURTEENTH WARD.-JoHS SSEcRNER for Al
dermsn and WILLIAM s woop for Assistant were s':
evening nominated by the Wings Of this Ward, vho
mean 10 elect them.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.-JoHS PETrIGREw for
Alderman and Adm r. PATTERSON for Assistant are
the Free Soil Democrscys candidate, in this Ward
JONI r FISHER and FRxp. A. RIpABocY compose the
Hunker ticket
DExFsTER-This fayorite bsladist gives ano-
Their Of his entertainment. ight the Tabernacle
He will sing, In addition 10 his old isvorite songs, a
number Of new one, some OF which are in ths words
of VIII sr, Lonsielow and other of poets. The
conce will conclude with the exquisite ballad OF the
May Queen
Administration. W l.. MARCY, ex-Secretary
OF War, and family arrived in town yesterday from
Washington and stopping at the Irving House. AT
the same hotel are $50 Hon d 3 Dickinson snd fam
ill., Hon W : UPIrAM snd Hon J Waller and lady
of Wisconsin.
TT Rev T.. l. MAGooN of Cincinnati, author
of the Orators of the Revolution Proverbs for the
People" &c has accepted the invitation 10 deliver tho
snnusl Grafton before the Philomathean and Euceisn
Societies Of the Uniyersity of this CITY at the next
commencement
~ The line steamboat Roger VILLAINS will
commence her regular trips between this City and
Newburgh to-day. al o'clock, from the foot OF War
rem. ST. she has undergone extensive alterations du'
ring the Wln,er-uew boilers have been placed upon
her guards. cabins enlarged and greatly improved
newly furnished aud elegantly decorated also newly
| painted snd ornsmented by Mesrs Bootman 4 Smith,
well known artists of this City with special reference
| 10 the accommodation and comfort of the travelling
public. This boat for speed aud comfort, ranks among
| the best the Hudson.
| ACCIDENT on rHg HARLEY RAILRoAD.-On
Tuesday evening. the last train OF cars for White
Psins going up, the engine ran upon a tree which
had fallen across the ,rGcs and was greatly damaged
| by the conclusion though fortunately no person was
hurt The locomotive which wss injured by this con
cussion was known the Dykers