New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-13
CITY ITEMS.

hunor and played with surPnsins spiFit ana power
Madame Lesn whom we heard Tor the nrst unie' o"
voie. Of great sweetness and expression, and man
aye. il with much artistic skill and effect Madame
C,,ipl, execution u wonderful NJ Lesu sings with
much .tyie and character On the whole the Concert
.s..ed os with unusual eclit and has established ine
i.et that the Herald Of great value 70 an artist when
IL .5uses him We suppose the price Of 10 olaeEsaari
ism will IN consequence be raised
OPERA-Nne. Biscaccisnti made her last sp-
pesrance in NewYok last evening in the character OF
Lssia which she pisyed and sang with al her aecus-
toned excellence snd spirit This evening IS asver-
used FOR the bensht Of Signorina Tedesco-and the
present s announced the closing week Of the Opers
season.
The Sea-Gul. having given bonds in $4,000
not 70 violate the la~ has been delivered Messrs
Fox & Livingston. The arms are TO be 'oid NJ
further arrests Of the persons against whom warrants
have been instituted have been effected. The New
Oresn. mas been or shortly to be given up and the
whole affair appears to be abandoned for the present
The parties 70 this expedition say that they intend 20
have the aw repealed AZ the next session Of Congress
% that they can 20 % when ard how they please
PORTUGUESE ExILEs Is WANT OF CLOTHING
There are now over four hundred Of these suffering
brethren in New York and STATEN Island. lhey re.
ce.ve their daily bread from the American and Foreign
Christian Union. We shall soon publish siaiemen.
regard 70 thir removal from the City, which has
been hitherto providentisiy prevented They are Do
great want OF clothing-Wsrm clothing, flannel bed
clothes shoes, boots, &c They are even no" suIrf
ingo account OF the cold AZ they are not
o. such climate this Second hand clotnns WI pc
acceptable CLOTH danre. cotton for under garments
may oe sent by the piece as they can make inef o"
garments.
Those who are collecting boxes Of clothing 10 the
country are requested forward them 20 his once
a. az early day fs possible Citizens VINO nave ouu
dies OF clothing are requested 20 leave tnelr A1u''
and viii send tor the bundles Our only appeal a.
whose hath this worlds goods and sectn Ms orotnei
have need aud shutteth up ois bowels OF compassion
from him, how d~eleth the love OF God in nlm
Cor. Sec American and Foreign Christian Union.
- The above is case which appeals strongly 10
the feelings Of the benevolent and We can have DO
doubt that &; will be promptly aud fully provided for
LEA Trb
THE FREScH GOVERNMENT .>D Tx FINE ARTS
We have been put in possession Of the fact from an
authentic source that The Managers Of the International
Art.Union have received letter from NJ. Duiaure,
Minister OF the Interior for the French Republic, an.
nouncng the presentation By that Government to that
Institution three fine pictures from the Exhibition OF
ne Tgeries for distribution among its subscribers for
the present year These pictures ara The Conversion
by Gendron Liberty" by Lsndelle and " The Fish.
Market" by Duvslle Csmus. These paintings will ar.
rive here about the last Of month and tor the pur
pose Of stording opportunity 70 allow citizens 70
see them the Annual Distribution has been postponed
TO the 10Th Of January
This evidence of the intercs; taken by the Govern
Of France in the Of the Fine Arts record
with pleasure as well AZ with some degree Of national
shame. when are obliged 70 contrast t with the
niggsrd policy Of our Government on kindred sub
jects. 10 Ia really humiliafng 20 reflect upon the
uniform coliness OF our Government ia respect 20
artists and the arts We trust The good fortune Of
the international Art Uaion will give Brother Jonathan
a hint
| We understand that the number Of subscribers 90
the international Art Union already reaches over two
thousand and doubt lot that the emulation 20 po.
the picture. presented by the French Government
will induce very large addition the LETS between
now and the close Of the year.
| SocMrY OF DENTAL SURGEOs: oF rHs STATE
Or Szw-YoRK The anniversary meeting OF this go
cieiy held At the socetys Rooms. go Broadway
sept H. 5i9 at which the following officers were
elected for the ensuing yesr John Loyejoy Presi
dent Frederic II Clark First Vice President Lenue
Coyel. Second Vice Presidents Charles c. Allen. Re
c1rding Secretary Harvey Burdell Corresponding
| Secretary George T. Hawes Treasurer Frederick p
Chsse. Librarian: Martin h. Bridges, enlamin Lord
John G Amber Elisha Baker, +. D. Fuller Executive
Committee.
TRADE SALE.-The semi ,nnual Trade Sale by
Bangs, Plstt s. Co. commences to-day The sale Of
stationery the first in order and will occupy the three
remaining days Of this week The stationery consists
# great Variety OF valuable articles in this depart
uent both foreign and domestic blank books, large
assortment Of paper &c On Monday next the regu Ar
sale OF books will commence. The catalogue eompn'
sing 30 octave pages, presents an extensive collection
OF standard and popular works in the variou, branches
Of literature and scisnce and includes contributions
from the mos, eminen, publisher, in the Union. The
,arou. publications OF the Me"rs Harper are found
exclusively on this catalogue. We shall expect 10 Be
refreshed with the sight Of many well known faces Of
the patrons of literature whom this important sale
attracts TO the City from all parts Of the United SiAte'
srRAKoscH's Munc-By reference TO our ad-
verlsing columns il will be that WM HALL
soN 239 Broadway, have published all lnc ate pieces
OF this fsvonte Pianist His compositions are decided
~ the mo.t popular the day, and predict great
sale for them. hi. Filtration Polka" which was 50
rapturousy received last evening notice smong the
let
Ez- % reference % our advertising columns,
ge notice the Ne@York Bay Cemetery Company Will
hold their second drawing for lot. Saturday evening
Al o'clock st the American Hall corner Of Broad
way and Grand u This Company certainly selling
lots in their beautiful Cem.lery very low the price BE-
Ing only SIS paysbls in monthly installments We sd-
vse al readers 90 and secure lot az once be-
fore the price Is raised
o B GoLDsNirH.-In directing attention to
Mr. GoLDsnTHs advertisement it 10 only 1st and pro-
per n cay that ss teacher Of mercantile epst0iary and
ornamental penmsnship be has attained very high
| srinenee IN his profession.
y M }. l. EyEsIrr, the Cashie- Of the
Broadway Bank formerly Paying Teller Of the Seventh
Ward bank mas been presented since his retirement
from the latter Institution, By is Directors Wth spen-
did service Of silver plate, testimonial Of their ap-
probation Of bis long and srdgous services for nearly
sixteen years past
Naw-York H)rELs-There Is no lack d fine
hotels 10 this City and their elegance, coaiort and
luxury are prover5Al bat the Plus ultya Of these
public palaces nas yet % b spoken Of and In mes