New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
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BESEDErrI's BESETir-The opera Of Roberto
DereregI very well sung lasi night a; the Opers
House for the benefit Of Signor BENEDErrI. The re
nouned tenor In good voice and went through hi.
part With bis usual effect TEuFFT Al QHscu Eii;absA
was .is,eiy and superb and SEuorina PATTI sang with
more thsn her usual power n ihs difficult part Of sara
TEUFFI surprised the sadence BY singing between the
I second and third scts Bales You u remember me.
in very unders,sndAtle English Indeed, her foreign
accent seemed 10 give peculiar charm 10 the words
and we are not thsi the soug was no, improved
thereby. As the expression OF sn Euglishman the
word. are meaningless the attempt OF foreigner a,
expression in language, they will pass very well
Trufs was eucorci in this song which We believe. Is
her frs, essay in Engiish singing
/ FAvoRITA.-To-uish this magnificent opera
Will be given for the aih time lts success is d.
cldet sni the style of Is representation has been so
much improved iha, there is drawback 70 the full
enjoyment Of is beautiful music.
song oF TIE BELL-We hear that the Ger.
man ladies' Society for the Relief OF INDECENT widows
Orphans and Sick Persons, propose giving Concert
on the 24lh inst a, the Assembly Rooms Chinese Build
ing fo- which occ sson number Of artists Of eminent
talent both professional and amateur have kindly vol
unteered their services The public may expect rich
treat a.. among other excellent music they will hear
sch.ler's celebrated Song Of the Bell composed By
Romberg which to our knowledge has never yet been
performed in this country although general iavorite
in the land Of its birth. Future advertisements will
probably give farther particulars Of the evenings
pertormsnces.
\ GoLD-DIGGERs SroRY.-Mr. ArHERToN. 20
free himself persecution snd satisfy the cravins
desire Of the public for Of that region in whose
soil the Of evil is indigenous will deliver lecture
tonight the Tabernacle the subject Of California
its climate productions gold dig gngs the be-,
Of getting there, Sc. The recruits for the new Cru
ssde will All be present Of course snd we s'rad
there will scarcely be room for any more. From the
universal desire know something OF the subject Mr..
A,her,on will have no difficulty in interesting bis audit
ore ihous to give them full satisfaction will be
difficult
AERIAL LOCoNoTWE.--This new invention,
which has attracted % much attention Of ate yes
tsrdsy submitted to experiment In the presence OF
number Of persons invited. The machine exhibit,
ed was small but from appearances would work equal
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the car, ard the aoat. The car. which Is suspended
from the ost to which il Is attached by cords contains
the machinery BY which it is worked steam engine.
and paddles. The engine Is placed in the interior Of
the car and the paddles Immediately over it The
float which formed Of goi.besters skin, is pre-
late spherold having rudier attached TO one end
When the float inflated with gas, the paddles
in motion and the machine obeyed every movement
Of the rudder At early day the inventor, Mr. Han
nigan proposes to exhibit il before public audience
DR. Donss LECTURES oN THE PHILOSOPHY OF
MEsMEsrsM-FowLERs & WELLS, l3l Nssssu-st have
published beautiful edition OF these immensely popu
lar lectures There is other work within know
ledge containing more satisfactory account Of this
interesting subject. The price, 25 cents
TIE FIRE Is WiLMAN-sr.-The lire m the rear
on our frst pase-com nenced in the second story Of
the building snd first discovered by porter, who
Immediately called wachman, with whom he attempt
ed to enter the frs, aoor but deferred account
OF the gas Abou, hafpa.t 10 yesterday morning one
end Of the burnt building fell upon the OF No -
Maiden lane occupied by Francis Louirel sts,loners
aud account, book manufacturers The and raftsr.
were crushed in and several persons barely escaped
with their lives Mr Cassidy. printer, who occupied
the second story of No s. william s, wss insured for
$500, which will 90 bu, little way toward his loss
Mr. Chapman was insured for $1,000 which will nearly
cover bis loss. Messrs Thomss Maxwell are insured
for $4,000 which viii be less than their loss By prob.
ably $50 or more should the barrels Of oil under the
ruins be stove.
FIRENEy's CoNcERr.-A correspondent m the
Fifth Ward writes 20 us stating that two wedressed
men are going the rounds soliciting persons 10 pur
Chase tickets In behalf OF disabled Fireman at 81 each
lie has not been able to discover any notice of such
Concert and wishes drec, the attention OF Firemeu
70 toe circumstance
YASSEE sULLTAy.-It is sand that High Con-
stable Clifford Of Baltimore who was sent to this City
IN pursuit Of Sullivan, has returned having been IN
successful in bis search for tina. noted individual
To ne Editor = The Tribune.
SHALLOW % Rss the author of Philadelphia 10 sii.
80 few questions touching ia article In lns nss
paper. Hall Of lode pendence.r
l. /. no, h- .,aue u Washington, In the Iia OF rood.
nsiesd o. plaster Of Paris And was nc executed by
Rush, of Phsdelphis
? Was Cha,iss Thomson, and not Hiui15 Thomson,
ne Secretary Of Congress
l. not the inscription. drsVn from the Bb.e which l.
ip0n the old bel, Proclaim Liberty the and 10 the
ahsbi;aIs thereof lHsead Of Proclaim Liberty 10 all
ldlon. 7"
Was not the ugly seam produced By saw and sle
sff-mpts prove the Of the bell an almost
ltisibie made, and s not the crack iisefi
ass these questions rot In spint q cAvi bur for in
ormsu0n, for One OF Us has been misinformed
Nec- York, Fe5. IS. INQUIsASDo.
+. u Our correspondent makes but one triang mis-
ake-he should have signed his queries Bunsby
Ind If not, why 90
u His Excellency Gov Fish has appointed
daniel sexas be Notary Public in thi. City, in place
II William A. spies resigned.
BURGLARY.-The premises Of Mr. Gibson. No. Is
irosdst were broken open, and quantity OF wearing
pparel stolen therefrom. George Thompson aud
ieorge Johnson, who were arrested on Wednesday on
asPicion Of stealing clothing committed to pri.
n on that charge.
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