New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
Lectures. Concerts. &c. rc.Sisht.


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~ The weather yesterday was much more
moderate thsn on Thursday. the thermometer os'lHs
risen to 81 BY neon Last night sensioy mider
tssn previous nights and the violence Of the "eold
spell sppesrs TO hsye passed over
THy OPFRA-N GirrgrsafO was performed
as, night for the las, time 20 full and brilliant house
TRuFF sung and acted the character IS no one else can
and BrNEDxrrr and Madame RossICoRsI performed
their psrts admirably. The Opers was received with
warm applause especially the magniseens third set
On Monday evening We sre 20 have R1bor1 Deere
- the first time 10 thi. country The principal psrl'
are ,rs,s'ned BY TRrgri BENEDvrIi Sisnorins PATTI
and Drpsrrr. The music IL said 10 be very fine.
TgE UroENsrocEs-These c...ed artists, who.
have been giving concerts in Philadelphia with great
success viii afford our citizens an opportunity q hear
ins them again on Saturday evening next, az the Ne"
Musical Hall. They will play number OF their
choicest pieces snd We doubt not will attract crowd
Of auditors none Of whom will % away disappointed
LARGE CasrISe.-Yesterisy. about p o'clock
/ PMs number Of person. assembled al the Novelty
Works Of Nessrs SrrLLMAN. ALLEN Co. foot OF
Tvsah.st F. r 70 witness the casting OF Bed Plate
| f,- the new Steamer Atlantic, row the stocks
About DO o'clock NJ the furnaces were N ful blast
charged with SD tons OF iron. Everything being IN
readiness by o'clock the molten metal was allowed 20
run from the furnaces through the channels, couduc
TOR. IN the mold: two minutes suiced and the hery
said aowed Kissing on, emitting showers Of bright
seinti.uon In its course large quantity ofihe met
al oyerHowed the channels but the loss was sterwsrd
.uupled by pouring more through the vents The Size
Of the casting s % feet In length by in width, and IN
depth or thickness and It's estimated cost s $1,000
The following are the dimensions Of the steamer
Atlantic Length from stem stern 2o0 feet breadth
over all 46 feet and depth of hold % feet The engine
has a5.inch cylinder aud feet stroke Cost OF ma.
chinery alone s225 600. snd s50OO00 will have been
expended in the completion Of the vessel The com
psny calculate having her ready tor launching in
two or three weeks The line to which this steamer
belongs will be entitled the NewYork and Liverpool
line Of Mail steam packets OF which VIM H. Brown Is
the builder and f. n. Collins, Agent.
ANOTHER MURDER Inquest - Coroner Wal
,ers held an Inquest yesterday the City Hospital on
the body of Louis Murtagh, native OF Italy who re-
cevsd such severe injuries by being knocked down
and robbed near the entrsnce OF his residence, 10
Orange st. on Tuesday evening Jan. that he died the
/ next night We give the testimony sdduced on exam
l nation, below
niors Maa2 being sworn, says, that be resides 81 9
Oranse.t the same house IN winch louis hursgn he &C.
ceased boarded The after IN Italian . yesr- Of
sge. IN the habit Of playing an organ through re
streets On Tuesday evening last soog' CLOCK re ioiud
the deceased front OF tbs house b. had his organ with
49,, s n,o5 al ,1c,ek hin, I'M h. street ara t,s.n hi.
money from him; hs then pointed ward the Points - u
iotimstng ihst was I'D witness hted hT 10
bis roo ana he Mi morning he became nsensb = md
Va. t,aen to 'hcHy Hospital where he died on "sdne
Henri ~ Beit House Surgeon OF he Hospital. testified
that made post mor,en eSsm alton Of deceased ne
had me Of lres about he forehead and e side Of
Ire head on removing the skull he found An xtrayassed
co o. blood beneath he eNsrnsl injury and fracture Of
sre,v scested ana sbout ounces on blood wss5und
the brain thess Injuries were The cause Of i-sih
| The Jury returned verdict that deceased came to
his death by injuries inflicted his head by some per
son unknown.
The FANCY BALI-Al the beauty and fashion
Of New York Is making preparation tor the Fancy Ball
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Iss.-.aaKiny esaDnsnments searched for the Gle
CANT and recherche in dress and will be decidedly
the most brillian, is,e of the season
FALSE CoIoRs.-We learn from Mr.. HENRI
HERz that the musical publication entitled Melodies
de Chrsty Fantasia de salon pour piano, par Herr, Is
a culp sble plagiarism Of his name. his Ethiopian
Buresque having never been published
r1ge The New-York Academy Of Education
will NEE, IN the City Hall in the Asssisn. Aldsrmens
Room. TN. evening at o'clock An Exercise will be
reformed by Mr. Orson Kellogg. and Lecture given
By Nr Thomas Hastings Of this city. on Music as
Branch o. instruction. Ladies' and gentlemen engaged
10 esching or particularly interested in the subject
announced respectfully invited TO attend
For CALWoRSIA-The splendid ship R0tat
Booue leaves in a few days for California. She has
been put IN complete repair her cabins present hne
appearance, resembling the cabins North River
steamboats,. Capt CAMERON Is an Old and experienced
seanen. der arst officer Capt BAILEY, fayorsbly
known, and Frederick Jerome the second Her terms
Of passage are favorable She lies At the foot Of Roose
yetst
Ty- The Count Of Monte Christie continues
70 attract crowded and admlrng audiences at the
Broadway Thes,er.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
WsrER.--It has been sscertained beyond doubt
that water be obtained from any Of the sources
named in the different plans submitted 10 the Common
Council Of this city. The only question 70 decide now
IT, which plan Is the cheapest That Of obtaining sup
ply At the base Vi Prospect Hill, by sinking well 300
feet deep, and pumping the water into reservoir
placed the summit appears 10 be attended with the
least cost and will perhaps. be adopted This is the
plan proposed by Judge Hammond. and considered
most feasible By large portion Of our citizens
lcE rs TIE EAST RfvER-Ihe ice which has
accumulated around the docks aud 10 the sips this
side has been well broken up by the powerful
boats Of the Fulton Ferry Company 10 no
farther obstacles 10 their regular trips
DANGEROUS STUATIoS.-Two Irishmen named
John Dice and John BrogAn, were picked up in the
street on Thursday ght by the watch in state Of
gross ntoxicaton. Had they not been thu, timely dis.
covered In this situation they would undoubtedly have