New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19


,onsh. will be mos, fashlonably and fully attended. II
ha. been stated In Of the papers that the Band at
,sched TO the Opera Company will number this evening
40 members, while that Of GvNGL will be only 81
There will be no such advantage taken by MARErzESs
Rand over that Of GrNe'L The two will be Of the
same number and the pleasant rivalry between them
will give zes TO the evening and insure the very best
music.
The Promenade Concert tomorrow night VIII give
those who do not go to balls operas opportunity
Of seeing as beautiful ball as any in the world,
and Of hcwing some Of the fines, instrumental music
On Wednesday Mad LAsoRDE makes her reappesrsnee
in New.York in the delg ghiful little opers of Elsrs
fAnore
The loss sustained by the Manager In fulfilling his
contract with the subscribers the Season that is now
nearly over, has induced Committee Of those sub
scribers TO undertake the management of Compt-
| meu,sry Benefit TO Mr. Fay The price Of tickets Is
fixed and the singers will make their fret sp-
uearsnce In the opera Of ErHaHi the occasion Il
will take place on Monday the 26ih INST closing the pre-
sent Season The prices 10 be raised for the new
season Of 25 nights it now being fully proved ina, the
present rates OF admission no, near sufficient to pay
the expenses of keeping up an efficient Italian Opera
Company.
SAILING OF The PANAMA-The Pacific steamer
Panama sailed punctusy at the appointed hour on sat
urdsy The piers were thronged with spectators, and
as che moved into the bay laundering cheers were eS
changed between those on deck and those on shore
The Pauana carries on, about $4,000 in specie aud
| large number of passengers, list OF whom VIII DC
found in another column. Among the number is sam
Ward ESQ who zoe. out to establish banking house
a, san Francisco Dr. Cotton, the well llkuovn scientific
Lecturer and others whose names ara familiar to the
community. She will probably reach Panama by the
mi idle Of April, when we shall hear again
| ry The Steamship CHEROKEE, Capt Lyon, ar
rived on Saturday from savannah Georgia bringing us
paper. IF the l4th day in advance OF the mail aud
for which thanks due TO Capt l. and our friends
OF the Rspa6heaR and Georgian
"Lo, THE PooR ISDIAS The Ojibwa Chiei
Mr. Copwsy (Kah,se gas sah-borh) Lectures this Mon
day evening, at the Tabernacle upon the Condition
and Prospects Of his people lie will present bis grand
plan OF consolidating the North western tribes with
view 70 their preservation aud hnal cviizaton-s plan
which Mr.. Copwsy has eloquenty presented TO mem
Der OF our State legislature and which has received
the sanction of many OF most eminent statesmen
Mr.. Copway is lsboring alone and among strangers IN
| his great enterprise, and should receive the aid snd
sympathy of our citizens We are sending our mission
aries 70 the sntpodes while the Indians upon our bor
ders are suffered sink before complication OF cir
cumstances which they cannot resist, but whlch we
| have the power 10 modify To their benent.
The Mayor s expected % preside, aud Col Mckinney
and other gentlemen will speak Mr. COpwsy is by
far tho mos, eloquent Indian In America, ana snne op
porunity will be afforded 10 all who choose 10 near
| him 1t the Tabernacle.
TIE CHURCH IN CALIFoRsIA-Rev. Dr.HlGBEE
preached a sermon yesterday in Trinity Church on
tho enterprise Of extending the Church to California
This plan which has been warmly advocated In this
City promises to be Of great practical value, and we
trust IL AZ be carried out. The following beautiful
and appropriate anthem sung by the choir OF Trim
ity yesterday
Surely there place for the silver and place for gold
But where shall wisdom be found and where is the
place OF understandingl ,
the land Of the living
The depth saith ills in and the sea saith II Is not
with me- -, ,
Il cannot be gotten for gOld neither shall silver be
weighed for the price thereof
No mention shall be made OF coral, or or pearls FOR mo
price Of wisdom 10 above rubes.
Whence then, cometh wisdom and where 10 the place
Seeing il is hid FROM the eyes Of all living.
God 1nderssndeh he way thereof and He knoweh the
An, unto man He said Behold fear OF the Lord that
10 wisdom and to depart from evil 10 undertaking.
rY- THE PfosEER HENRY CLAY CLUB Of the
Eighth Ward give their Eighth Annual Ball to morrow
night at the Apollo Saloon. From the arrangements
which have been made this will doubt be one OF the
most agreeable social festivals Of the season.
CAPITAL PuyfsHMESr.-CHARLEs c. BUgLEIGH,
the eloquent lecturer will certainly address the meet;
ing upon this subject st Convention Hail. III Wooster
st. near Bleecker this evening at u o'tlock Mr. BUs
LEIGH one of the most finished and impsssoned ora
tor. the United states and one who goes to hear
him will 90 in vain.
u DR.. DoDs will commence his third class in
Electrical Psychology this afternoon, at hslfPsst
o'clock and another class g. The ladies' class meet
at 10 this morning.
FIRE-Feb. ia small stable in Waterst
between Pike and Rutgers s,s belonging to a Mr.. Rob
erts destroyed BY fire yesterday morning.
THE MARRIAGE.-The Giant and Giantess were
married Saturday evening at the Museum, where
they have been exhibited for two weeks past great
crowd witnessed the interesting ceremony which was
performed by Justice McGrsth. They have been reen
gagged by Barnum for a few days, and will spend the
first portion OF their honeymoon" at his popular es,sb
lishment. An unusual variety Of performances take
place to-day at and II o'clock
DEArH.-A colored woman about 80 years old
named Ellen Parker died In IL at No. lf6 Anthony st.
Saturday night
THISGs ~ KESTUcKY.-An intelligent citizen
OF Louisville, Ky. writes To the Natioai Era as fol
lows LOUISVILLE, Feb /, 1sl9.
"DR BAILEY. have just returned from the hrst
public Emancipation meeting held 10 this city. II
very large and its deliberations characterized by great
enthusiasm The friends ~ Emancipation are encour
aged snd reaoims.ed and will 60 on with redouoled
yigor.
THE speakers Hon. w. p. Thomssson our
late member of Congress James speed Esq. our sst
years member the Legislature Messrs. Ballard,
smith and Beard. lawyers Jacob Walter, old and
influential mechanic; Rev. w L. Breckenridge and
Rev T. p. Humphrey. pastors Of the first and second
Presbyterian CharchesdA IN (dcor Of EmanetDdli0a.
Two preambes and sets Of resolutions were offered
substantially the same, snd 6nay Opposed OF by
being referred u large Committee report % an
adjourned meeting on Monday, the lssh Of Peb. They
also instructed 70 report Address the people
OF the State. The resolutions will be published in to-
norrOws papers and | will forysri you q copy
Yours for the right &c. CIrfZZN = LOUISVILLE"
VESSELS FOR CALFORSiA-PRoPER CLEAR.
ANcEs.-A paragraph mas been going the rounds that
Instructions have been sent from Warrington to ,ne
different Custom Houses 10 the effect that all vessels
clearing for California will probably stop some for