New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

Of Lea & Blanchard Of Philadelphia, tske the chsir'
and WILLIAM r. BENNETT ESQ. Of the house Of Mon.
& Co. Of Boston, act Secretary. preamble
aud resOlutons expressive Of the respect eniertaneo
for toe character Of the deceased and Of coincidence
with the family, were introduced By w J HAnERsLET'
Esq Of Hartford and com nitee appointed to convey
the ssme b toe family.
The sales room was filed with members Of the trade
from ali parts Of the Uoon and the proceedings were
characterized by crest dignity, and were ioucninsy
Interesting
Mr. Appleton had been apprised Of MS approaching
dissolution for .oe months snd hsd accordingly closed
up ell his worldly affairs and awaited the hour Oh DIS
departure with perfect calnness and Christian COM
posure.
TIE AIMS HOUSE BlLL.-On Monday last Tue
Legislative Committee Of Conference bad meeting
and agreed upon the Governor. for the Aims hou'e
&c Both branches Of the Legislature subsequently
confirmed the amendments. 50 the bill IL no" = i'N'-
The following are the gentlemen chosen as 'n' Wv
ernors--al very good names
VhiPs Loo0'fOoo'
SiMEoS DRAPER Jr. lsAAo low Ss :. 49,.
J. PHILIPS PHTNIX yoNAihHN !.
SCHUREnAS HAIsTED. JANIS - a.,
RICHARD >. WILLIAMS. $3.50 n.
VIZ 4. PINKNEi. iIno4H' "
a, the o,ers la,, night, but they enjoyed pleasure
,,b ~, N, la On yied by the most crowded audience
thu, ever packed thester PvitGni was given IN
tho grsndest way from first to last The artists, more
familiar with the piece seeming to catch its spirit and
meaning never before, sang As though every '0re
woke the applause of thousands aud rendered the Inu'
.ic in all It's tenderness and all its electric itapetuous
force with an efec, never exceeded In New York
- af.qd
nyidous to dwell on any particular part or on any one
Of the performers Each did justice to the composer
and IN his own reputation and deprived Of all desire
N think of the more severe duties of critic Mile Bor-
ghese sustained the character of Elvrs with her usual
grace and skill Tsfsneln sang with juster regard to
gb, and shade than have before heard from him In
hi. Ooers and Noyei was admirable as ever The
eres, Duet Suomi Ia trom5a given by them with
the magnificent effect which belongs TO it. and
cored But the palm of the evening was carried of by
Corel who seemed now to be heard for the frs, time
In tbi, CITY The difficult part Of Arturo, unwilngly
undertaken by him and In It's full extent beyond the
means Of sny tenor but Rubin he has hitherto sung
with a severe cold, which seriously diminshed the
power Of bis voice Last night be fairly took the audi
epce by surprse and 10 the duet In the last act dis
played resources which had not been suspected joined
that delicious that exquisite taste and perfect
cOlCTlng which have been IN
forts Both he and Mile Borehese were loudly sp
psuded and compelled TO repeat the mOrcCdn II was
such a treat as has not often been enjoyed al As,or'
place.
INDIGNATION WAsTED.-A rich joke was
played on on certain Committee during their recent
visit to Albany Some wag anticipating their coming,
had an imitation House Bill " to increase the ferry
privileges OF Brooky and Tor other purposes printed
1t purported to have been reported by Mr.. BOUT
WELL" read twice and referred to the Committee OF
the Whole After the arrival Of the Delegation, copies
we're secretly distributed the members desks and
in other places where the Delegates would be likely to
see them. They did thea. The following IS
copy of the bill:
SECTION l. 1t shalt and may be lawful for the Mayor Al
dermen aud Common1y OF the City Of BROOKLYN 10 con
struct such piers and establish such sddOnal ferries De
tween tho Cues If Brooklyn and NewYork, as m Their
judgment may sem popey but that such pies and ferries
extepd on The NcwYork side OF the ksst River
beyond the included between The easery sae OF the
Bsuery and The Dry Dock al the foot Of Twelhn-st
SEC. p The said Mayor. Aldermen and Commonav OF
The City Of Bfookyp also hereby empowered 10 pro-
supply ofpue and wholesome water Tor SAD ciIy al
expense not exceeding million OF dollars and on me
credit of ssd city TO raise the Tor the payment of
The Said water TO be procured hdeemed sxpedeni
bv he said ovoy idermen and oOusonalfy geIhsr
President OF tbs Croon Wsier Board Of me Chy OF
NewYork majority Of hlo body sh1i form quorum and
possess the power to carry INTO execution The PROVISIONS OF
this set
SIC j. Ihis &C; tncl lhke enccl
The indignation Of the Delegates may be imagined.
They resolved at once TO pu, stop to such an out
rsgeous violation of our City rights aud with laudsble
zeal SCI, abou, killing the bill a, Unfortunately,
however they could no, ind the of Mr. Boutwell,
in the Directory and all their eloquent pro,es,stons
were to ns purpose. We trust they may be able to
discover him before the Assembly adourns, and thus
| prevent the passage of this odious bill.
| WmLIANssURGH FERRY.-One of the boats
(ihe Ne~-York on the Peekslip route, on Tuesday
struck heavy wave, which broke and threw consd.
siderable water her deck. No damage was done
| The storm was heavier than for long time known
and for short time in the forenoon caused the Peck
slip boats 10 make less frequent trips than usual and
TO lie by earlier in the evening The latter was the
also with the Grand st boats. Ike occurrence
| we understand, with the exception OF once about two
years ago has not taken place for several years The
boats Of the new Company, being very large and
strong, will probably never be delayed by ice oil
stormy weather the calculation, understand, being
| 10 that effect
| Restiye to Ferry Leases. the Board OF Aldermen on
Monday evening passed resolution giving to Capt
Berry lease OF the pier at the bead Of Cherryst.
little south OF the foo, OF Grand, a, 81 500 year Il
run ferry from tina, point to foot OF South Eighth $,
WILLIAMSBURG but the matter has not yet been acted
upon by the Board of Assistants.
| LECTURES or The AMERICAN IRISH lssTIIUTE
The discourse which was 10 have been delivered OF
| Monday evening by Governor SEWARD At Ciintor
Hall for the American Irish Institute having been una
vodsbly postponed thu earnest request Of the Com
mitiee Mr. LYNCH consented 10 lecture and though
he had but few hours Of preparation bis discourse OF
the Union and Organization OF lrisbmen wss mos
warmly greeted BY the members OF the institute. Il
publication for general circulation has been suggested
R' We are requested to state that Dr. Red
Beds las, lecture Physiognomy Is deferred I'll til
evening owing to the storm The subjec, OF his di.
course particularly entertaining to night signs
Genius concluding DIS course Of lectures explains
tory OF bis Discoveries IN the Sciences Of Physognomy
IE Mr.. D0HsSY, the noted Irish patriot an
orator viii lecture light before the American Iris
Institute. ST Clinton Hall Mr.. Doheny most ensI
gsic and eloquent speaker, and no Tlsnman or ireu
Of Ire land should miss hesrios him
" An Address will be delivered this evenin.
before the Phanthrope Order Of the sons Of Temper
auce In the shiloh Presbyterian Church, By DAVID
GsiswoIp, Esq Mr. ca hish reputation 80 8 speske