New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11

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ELEcrroS DAr-It usually rains on Election
day and yesterday vss 10 exception to the rule The
coudles. weather Of tie previous days ceased very
suddenly and from the opening to the closing OF the
polls slow drilling rain continually fell, making the
walking intoersbe. rainy day used to be set down
BY the LOcoFocos as Wing defeat but all such
omeps tail IN these times Indeed. we are no; quite
sure but the weather sded materially TO increase the
vote for our worthy csnddsie-ant now Mayor
woodruff The condition OF the streets could moi fail
to be felt and commented upon with some emphasis
and the stock of the clean street candidate In
proportion to the depth and impasssili'y OF the mud
Before the afternoon had far advanced II was pretty
well seen against whose door the sraptnss would be
piled.
The Election passed of with less than the usual
element ard but small disturbances, in comparison
with former yeara There were several rows in the
Sixth Ward between the psrtissns Of Brennan and
Kelly but none Of them proved TO be serious The
rain exc resed cooling and modersting influence on
the zeal of the parties There some demonstrs
vicors IN various quarters last night after
the polls closed
TIE OPgRA.-BelisGri0 will be given for the
third time night at the Opera House. The present
company 10 perhaps the most complete aud effective
which has been heard In this City since the visit OF the
renowned Garcia troupe, quarter of century since
NovrLLIs singing and acting {" 5sii'artO 10 master
piece which no forget who once hears him
CoRxLLr gives the difficult part Of AamO with exquisite
taste and feeling His thorough understanding OF ts
requirements his judgment and nice appreciation
OF all those delcscies Of expression which would be
eslscted by lees finished vocalist combine to render
his performance intellectual gratidcston.-
BoRouEsE and FAscorrI appear to advantage in their
respective parts, and nightly received with warm
demonstrations OF applause We glad to eco that
the public IL disposed pstronze this undertaking OF
MAazrzzx which deserves all the success that could
be desired for IT, To-morrow night TsuTyI aud BxSE-
pxrrr sppear In Er1ar for the last time previous to
their departure from this City.
To THE EDIToRs OF TIE TRIBUNE In your
| notice yesterday, Of the nominations for Aldermen
In the Ninth Ward you say there Is selfnominstcd
candidate for Alderman who hopes to defeat your reg
ulsr nominee" As act OF ssfice 10 the person re
ferred TO- will you correct the error' Mr. Terbel WAS
sefponna,od, but consented to run on the earnest
solicitation Of many Of the most respectable persons OF
the Ward who we're dissatisfied with Mr.. Herring, and
finding this morning, that proper measures had not
been taken. be withdrew his name from the contest
| before 10 o'clock ONE WHO Knows.
The FARMERS CLUB.--Y esterday having been
Election Day, tho adjourned meeting Of the Farmers
Club will be held to-day at IL at the ususl place.
number of seeds, gratis, Sc. will be distributed
TIE FIRST SIcILfAs CoSsUL-Signor ArISEL-
Ii. native of Sicily and political exile from bis
native country since ls2 has been named by the Sici
Ian Government az Consul 10 the United States OF
America This nJmn nation joices all his numerous
coun,rymen and friends In this country and we trust
tina, our Government will be able 10 recognize the
hrst envoy Of the Republic OF Sicily.
TIE PORTUGUESE ExLEs.EThe Tabernacle
was well filed on Monday evening, the occasion being
meeting 10 behalf of the Portuguese refugees, from the
Island Of Madeira, who introduced BY Rev. DR..
De Win, The meeting was addressed BY Rev. DR..
Bowling and Rev. Mr.. Norton The latter gentlemen
g,ve general history Of the persons in whose behalf
the meeting held OF the persecution and suffering
they had undergone and Of their purposed settling In
Illinois The American Protestant Society has taken
them under its and proposes to assist others In
removing to this country very interesting part Of
the evenings proceedings the singing Of hymn By
the exles In their native language.
ARTISTIC ExcURsIon.-HESRI HERR who has
made his residence In this City for time past 10
L.
TnuFri, BkSxpErrI, RosI and the violinst CGSxS
Their object 10 TO travel through the Southern and
Western States giving Operas In outline, unsded BY
chorus and orchestra but still In costume and 90 ar
ranged tina. no importsn, part Is omitted The plan of
these Concert Operas 10 quite novel and will We pre-
diet. DO very successful The citizens Of Baltimore,
Richmond, Charleston &c will thus DO treated to the
choicest parts Of Lre,a LHosria and other operatie
diff gaErvo Between tho acts Herr and Coeoen will
perform an occasional solo Ia their own mstchless
styl.s Amer visiting the South, they will sail for
Chsgres cross the shmus and take passage In the Brit
sh Pacific Steamer for Lima, probably extending their
tour 70 Valparaiso.
Mr.. FRI AND THE Bosros OPERA.- The
Boston papers Of late have been filed with attacks
agsinst Mr. Fry accusing him Of having eft Boston
without paying tho chorus singers providing
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table Bostonians, IL seems, are getting up benefit
concer, to aid them In their necessity The facts have
been stated to Us TO be substantially a. follows: Mr.
Fry had paid all bis obligations In Boston sxcep,
about s60o which was owing the chorus for part Of
the season lie len Boston and came on TO this City
for the purpose Of procuring the money, but the day
after he e the singers Aforesaid took possession Of hs
entire theatrical wardrobe 10 consequences OF this he
has instituted suit against them and wiihholds ses
men, until the case decided These are the iaets a.
they told US.
AssTlRsARY.-The Anniversary Of the New
Yorh and Brooklyn Foreign Mission Society will be
held at the Dutch Church Lafayette place this evening
NIsLo's REyIyED.-Niblo, We learn, has again
obAiaed possession Of the ground formerly occupied
by his gardens and which has 30 iOng been insight
IL esp in ths granite walls Of Broadway lie 10 about
building splendid hotel, with theaer, eoneer room,
garden and fountains which will throw INTO the shsde
everything ws ye, had the kind In this City
LUxP.-We saw yesterday a lump OF the