New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

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Loo OF TEE STEAMER CArIFosSIA-The Uni
ted state. steamer California Captain CLEvELAND
FoHsxs. sailed from Nes-york sea time October T.
M65OP N: came 70 anchor 8, Rio Jansiro November
? s,4 P NJ which place she lef, on the 26ih. Al
noon. arriving It Valparaiso Dec l6 19A.M NJ Dec.
- m5PN left Valparaiso and anchored Ia Cslso
| Road. Dec =. sti0AM Coslad sai EFF Cslso Jan.
/ TO- at630PM Entered the hsrbor Of Psyts At
on me 18th Dstzaed 81 Payts q hours. Left Psyis
Jan T. at noon and arrived s Panama JAG l. atnoon'
having been detained l. hours By hszy weather Rsci
pi.l1iiga -NesYors TO Rio Jsneiro, (saing tine 70
ancbo borsge)a days - hours Rio Jaaero to NsParsi'
-. - days - hours Valparaiso 70 CGlao day, i
hour. Csllao to Psyts days Is hours Psyta 10 Pans-
ma days New York - Ps1sus, sailing tine. 81 days
9hogrs
Tie Csl.fornis brough, 20 Panama from Calso and
Payta sls in specie for California l. cabin Passsn
gers and 81 In the steersge - see ship News col
umn for ship news report brought by the California
= One Of the most brilliant Assemblies ever
given this City n preparation a, the Italian Opers
House TO come OF on Monday evening. 10Th inst Tie
original subscription Of 500 tickets al 8 each. was
aloi in one evening snd farther issue of 80 tickets
hss been nearly absorbed all without parade sd7er
i.euent aud As the comprise the most respect.
able Of our citizens satisfied thst the s.e viii re
of the brilliant and select character We attend.
ed yesterday rehearsal Of the music selected for the
occasion to be performed By the two most complete
Bands in the Uated states. viz GunsIs Band, num-
berug 30 performers and the Orchestra OF the Opera
| House, comprising more than i0 The two bands are
70 play alternately and the choicest music has been
/ lected ty a competen. committee. Young Downing
Of Broadway, Fourihst and Esieve. the hins OF
ices have charge Of the supper department. each in
their line The decorations and other appointments
correspond in Hbersliiy snd with the particulars
We have named and this ie,e will be a splendid finale
to the first Opera season under the present efficient
management.
BENEpErri's BENEFIT.-To-night the very Ia
vorite Opera Of Roberio Dcr0cu will be given At the
Opera House for the benefit Of the brilliant BESEDErrr
RoBio {. one his bes, characters. sud csnno, fail to
draw splendid house
la Farorua sung better than last night and
t. = crowded house II has been redeemed from nearly
all the faults which msrred its first representation
GUNcI's LAsr.-The last OF many delightful
Concerts BY Guurls Band will be- given o.nght At the
Tabernacle Their next appearance will be at the In.
augurstion Bell in Washington. All who enjoy instru
mental music IS sieh should help swell the part
ng bumper.
~ The Ladies Of Rev T. l.. HARRls' Society
held their Fair Monday afternoon and evening dur
ing one Of the storms this season. Not
wiihstsnding the unfavorabe weather was very fully
attended The net profits will probably be from three
10 four hundred dollars All went of with grea, salts
faction exeep, ,hs, the company were disappointed
and the Society much embarrassed by the Eenas not
appearing to perform the violin and piano they
had promised 10 do but no blame be attached 70
the Society since they used every means 70 have them
present
INYoRMATIoS TO CALIFORNIA EMIGRANrs.-Mr
Atherton Of san Francisco has sent the following
CAsD-I hsve received numerous leuers from persons
n his City snd elsewhere making Inquiries In reference TO
California the best ihther, Sc. sc II is impossible
for me to answer them the ordinary method will
desvor TO answer al such inquiries in my Lecture on Fri
dsy Evening iih inst the Tabernacle, and beg of
such corre.p sny 70 them vid
usly viii slso any other questions that may be
put to me at The close Of The Leeiq,s ,ruvDrou
Clinton H5iei, February 49, is49.
INDtAS LEcrURE.-KAH oE-6A-GAH-BOwH, or
George Copwsy the noted Chippewa chief, delivers
bis fret lecture ton night al the University Chapel
the Romsnce OF Indian Life including notices of the
customs. religious belief, and traditions. Sir Copwsys
reputation as lecturer is sufficient guaranty that
the suDjec, will lose none OF its interest in his hands
DoUBLE.AcrIsG ROTARY CHURS.-This simple
and valuable invention Is at present exhibiting In the
American Institute, corner OF An,honyst and Broad
way The principle Of It's construction perfectly sim
pie and comprehensive. TIE milk is churned By a
proce.. Of suction exercised BY revolving buckets
which are turned by handle TO which they are a.
tached By this operation the fro,by substance Of the
milk forced by the chemical action Of the air into
mass-thus forming the butter. The gres, advantages
which this method possesses the ordinary churn
are in the saving Of time and labor snd increase In
the quantity Of butter. The time occupied not more
than three or four minutes and milk be churned al
any degree of temperature from 40 to o5 To en-.
poyed In the manufacture Of butter, this will prove
great de.iderstum. The inventors, MesEs. Anthony
and Emerson have sold half Of their in,ere, In the
patent night, and the sale Of Il has extended already 20
some hall dozen States.
flRE.-A hre broke out last nlght aoout
o'clock in the rear Of No IS Ann-st and burned until
nesr II before il could be subdged. The large four
story brick building in which {, originated wss de
s,royed except the walls The irst and second store.
were occupied by ar. Wier as ioner' establishment
the third by Mr Walker uiaehlnist snd the fourth By
Mr. Golding, surgical instrument maker The total
loss IS estimated al =. 0OO
r. The sailing Of the steamer Panama is post,
pOned til Saturday.
For CALIFoRNIA.-The good bark Guord sails
.o-dsy from the foot Of Wast Whatever success may
attend the various sdvenlgrers, associated ndlsd
ual they will require certain medium OF circulation,
or a dxed standard for their gold dust This end may
be obtained through the perstiOns Of Messrs MoFFArT
S Co who 90 In the Gullfori with proper assist
an,. and mos, complete machinery and apparatus to
supply this Of the Cslifornians 10 other words,
T. establish sort Of Mn, 10 receive the gold dust
smeii and assay H. aud b. their stamp give il
reucy and value, which must in the absence Of Gov
erBment character be recelysd b the merchants and
consumers. Mr John L. Mofal known the siand'