New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-02
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y Yesterday was the only genuine Sunday
We have had for many weeks. From dawn TIL dark
scarcely spsck of cloud ;arnshed the blue snd
FURNISHED vault Of the sky Tho waters around the
City al bright snd sparkling under fresh breeze
aud the crimson and tricoored hags In toe shipping
danced from the crowded mEzentops as II IN very
sadncss Of the bright atmosphere In the afternoon
the Park filed with roinPing children who consre
gated on the City Hall steps and around the Fountain
An unusual number OF persons attended church In the
morning.
SUSDAY LIQUOR TRAFFlC.-Rev. Or. CHEEyTR
delivered last evening Of his graphic and eloquent
sermons on the extent and evil, Of the sunday Liquor
Traffic in our City He considered the Sabbath as the
great buwsrk OF our liberties, and every attempt TO
violate it By this traffic stack upon the principles
I
Mayor Nehemiah VITO shut up all the liquor stores in
Jerusalem .Dd indicted all the who were lowering
a5outthe yates the best Mayor tie world
and eloquenty called upon all cassef to come forward
and form public sentiment which shall sustain our
institutions
SATURDAY AYTERsOOS-The Park presented
teau..fdl sigh, on Saturday sfta rnoon ls.t Some
hundreds OF children Of various ates and sizes, free
from the restraints Of schools and lowed BY the mild
a,her to sport in the open air were turned loose
within il. bounds and such s,smpdrng and shouting
and confusion Of gesfil voices Old City Hall has ~,
Witnessed siace isst Indian Summhr The Fountain
sent i,s column alof, falling back n waving veil OF
spray smetime' wrapping IL N Al sllc', sometimes
ssui'ng away before the wind Many pale faced
invalid or .5orer weary with his SIX days toll rested
on the benches around and listened to it. music The
trees of the Park were budding in the air, AMI
all ssh,I and sounis In the heavens above and the City
| beneath che streets cxcepted) were cheering and
inspiring II was time TO make the old forget their
weight Of years and the young lose everything out TIE
cor sci.usness Of existence.
! FAREWELL CONCERT or BoTTE:INL-Sis nor
Bor1EsIxi the hrst performer or the dou5le.bass in
the world gives his farewell Concert previous to his
departure for London 70 nj h. a, the Tabernacle He
will be- assisted by Sgnora MARAScHI. vocalist,
and therefore all attraction to curiosity Signor FxR.
| a4RI the new tenor from Milan, and BENRyEN1 iH0,
viii also De beard the occasion. Bot,esni hm.ei,
however viii be tie chief performer on the occasion
his wonderful execution Of tire Carnival OF Ven.ce'
the doubc-bass IS the very perfection u att and
VINO hears tuo. for the frs, and last time will fall
10 consider himself fortunate Bouesni Gas been long
| known and esteemed among us. well for his many
essimable social qualities tor bis genius artist
and composer snd the musical public should unite
make this farewell Ccncer. an honorable testimony Of
| their admiration.
BELlsARIo.-To-night Donzetts celebrated
opera Of Bf'aro will be produced the opera House,
for the fret time 10 two three years Tho principal
parts will he sustained by ssnorina BohcHEsE signor
! ina FAscloTrG, ClRrLLr, NovELLI and GGUBELEL-
Burshesa will doubt be equal Der reputation in
the part Of Hent and sscot,is appearance Aptog1
will be looked for with some curiosity her first
only performance in Ernaai was hardly fax test o,
her ;alen CoHELLr no, surpassed by any tenor who
has been among US We may safely sag that his
singing Of the fra duet, in Prritau and mi furtiva
ligrma in LElsr, has never been equaed on the
boards Of the A'torpace Opera House. TAFFANELLI
does not appear in this Opera.
Mr.. BUFFERS RgADiNcs--The last of Mrs
BUTiEHs Readings from Shakespeare took place on
Saturday at the stuyyessnt Institute. 4 crowd OF
auditors, fully great as her irst appearance four
weeks ago, present TO hear Hawlr for the second
time. TIE whole seventeen ghts che has given hero
have beer attended with tqu. enthusiasts. aud wore
she 20 continue reading fos four wceks longer she
would probably continue 10 draw crowds fully MS great
The profits oil this season can scarcely be !sss than
5000. Mrs. Batter, learn, commences a course In
Albany tonight and will not give hor readings in
Brooklyn Ill alter It's termination.
FRg.-About . O'Clock yesterday mornine
fire broke out in the basement OF house j22 Broome
occupied by Mr.. s. John. 1t was extnguished after
doing trihlns damage
~ Ills Exceiency HAMILTON FIsH has sent
check tor 80 to the Committee ho are raising fund.
i'r toe erection Of Monument 10 Cot Baxter and the
other officers whose remains have been brought back
from Mexico.
~ Messrs HtrcHc0cK X LRADDEArERs new |
store at 3j Broadway has already become the favori,s
resort OF the ladies, who are quite Of finding
every needed article in the Dry Goods line and AZ |
Reasonable rates II will De seeu by their card in or
advertising columns that Tuesday /. morrow they
open very fine assortment Of Paris msntia. visites
&. Of which fair readers will DOUBTLESS take due
note.
BURGLARY PREvENTED-An attempt was made |
about clock yesterday morning 70 enter the house
Of Mr. White 1T Franklinst Officer McCurdy of thu |
Filth Ward hearing sound ike the breaking OF glass
Immediately proceeded in the direction from hch it !
came which irghrned the burglar from the scene OF
hs operations. pom examination Il was found thst
tn rogue had broken sifc light the basement door
So az to enable him TO pu, MS hand through and unbo
tne door.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS
NoNINArIoNs The Wings OF the Seventh |
Ward have nominated for Aldermen William Much. !
m re and Jacob Boerum Esq' and in the ninth Ward
NJ ssrs. Rem. Leiierts and Tnomas IT, Reddlug The |
laiter gentleman "a member Of the present Board
TIE L0coFocos have nominated Mr. William 4. |
nth for Mayor, and Tor Police Magistrates Peter g.
Bergen and Jacob C. Blzckley the present gentsmsnly
Clark Of the Municipal Court Meetings will be held
IN almost al the Wards tnis evening by the Wings 10
lie r the reports Of the respective Committees
RELIGIOUS NOrICE.-liey. DR.. Bisssl. Of Ohio.