New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03
Lectures, concerns, sc. To-T'ss;

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sro.d-sy Tfssi.r-Bro.sT,y near Aniboayz7Pn
Am.rcta Museum Broadway. Annst-Dsy ara evening
IRISH SYMPATHIzERs. "A meeting OF the friends
Of ireland was held on Thursday evening at the Seventh
Ward Hotel. Madisonst 10 make preparations for the
dinner 10 be given to Messrs. Bergen and Ryan.
Mr. Huehs was called to the Chair. Mr G. D. Bowling
was appointed Secretary. II was then moved and
seconded that Messrs Doheny, Thomas Devin Reilly
Darcy niece, Patrick ODes. Daniel Hartnett and
other Irish refugees be invited. This motion was
carried with acclamaiion The list of toasts as
prepared by Mr. Baker was then submitted TO the
meeting and after some amendments adopted
Dr. Ryan was appointed Chairman 70 preside a, the
dinner. and Mr. w f. Robinson Of The People, and
John Baker Esq appointed Vce-Chairmen
After some discussion Tuesday the 18Th OF February
was fixed on as the day for the dinner. Committee
was appointed to wait the several guests for the
purpose of giving the invitation, after which the meet
ing adjourned
AFAvORITA-Another OF the novelties promis
ed BY Mr. Fry very TO be brought out Ihss Don
zErrr's grand opera la FdrOriid than which none OF
his compositions are richer in beautiful melody intense
emotion fine concerted music or dramatic Interest
The opera was performed here in French some years
ago by the New Orleans Company and never failed TO
excite 70 enthu siasm ali those who were fortunate
enough TO hear IT,
The story is founded incident 10 the me Of Leo"f"
ii srman % bfated for her beauty and her wit who
became the mistress Of Ash0Hso Of Css!e So great was
the seendsncy she acquired him that he resolved on
reoudistug hi. vi and marrying her The Rom-n Pontn
o,posed this SEP aud msnsced excommnnicanon Soon
ser this Inc King who sub iied 10 he Pope sighted her
having discovered that new lover had repsoeo h 10 ne
affections FrAando novice OF he Conventoi ~ James
NJ Copostea has seen her and mutual love hss grown
% between them he being ignorant Of her name snd
station He visits her frequently, being conducted 10
nor bln5,ded lie resigns the cowl for the sword ard
leaves the Monastery hesd the army agains The hoo'
having obts ed this pos through the raaercs OF Leonors
Ne reurp. victorious and claims hs reward the hand Of
Lonor1 who 4. ordered by the King to mary MIN end Is
prevented from informing him Of her degradation They
are married and when late, he learns her previous hisi'
~ He renounees al the honors which the hing has heap
ed aud overcome by rage and anguish returns to
the Monastery whher he Is followed In disguise by LoHo-
~. " ho. after having obtsined bis pardon, dies
due Tor tenor bass and for soprano and tenor and
ebou. for female voices In the fire. Hc q1sfie with
bor. and grand 6aals IN the second solo for baritone
one for oprono second quartet with chorus In the third
and grand dramatic duo haa ~ NJ fOurh az are NE
prominent pieces II the oper. Tsuti u 10 De tn ito1o,,
y fN. MD Al
NovELLI the Balaa-ar. The most popular Cast OF me
season.
GUSeL's CoScFRT-GUSGL whose band has
fairly kept the field while others Of nearly equal merit
have been wrecked by the deluge OF musical talent
which setting in upon from Europe gives another
Of his Concerts to.nsh at the Tabernacle His Concert
on Thursday night passed OF very finely. The rare
excellence OF his band be fully appreciated at
single hearing every instrument has charm Of iis
own and the bes, performances Of bis band are no less
admirable in the details Of sound (spesSinz Edtonsly
not artisicsly than In their combined effect We learn
that Guugl has offered the service Of his Company 10
the Managers Of the Inauguration Bal al Washington,
free of charge compliment which should secure him
the favor Of all who rejoice In the overthrowng cor
rupt dynasty.
H. GUiRAMENTo.-Thi beautiful Opera was
given last night with its usual success lis music,
though less rich in melody. and less thrillingy i'm
passionsd than that CT Donizett 10 simple natural
and touching and the dramatic interest Of the last
IA scarcely exceeded BY anything in lyric tragedy
TRUEFs persouifcston Of ElasG Is fine specimen OF
the combined qualities Of vocalist and arlsed'ssNe
LoUIs NAPoLEOS.-The Courier les Efafs- Unis
publishes portrait of the new President of France SC
cordng 10 which his features have very Little OF the
dignity Of his renowned relative The publication OF
Chsiesubrisnds Memoirs d O4re Tonbe" i.proceed
ing rapidly snd the style in which the work 90: up
i'very neat and beautiful. The same paper mas in
press the " Coakdenees OF Lam srtne.
| ELEcrRICAL PsYcHotoGY.-This science, which
| promises 10 Guido Mesmsrism. will be explained BY
D.. DoDs. At Clinton Hal sht. As the lecture !.
Tree. everybody will 90.
ISQUEsr.-Co-oner Walters was called yester
day to hold an ipqoes, spon the body Of Charles Law
renee. native Of England aged a. years. While
a, WORK on board the steamship Falcon at Pier No 6
/ y X on "Wednesday morning = block weighing aoou,
% pounds accidentally tel from alot and struck him
TIE head and thereby 90 severely injured him that he
drd shortly sitter ine accident Verdict in accordance
Win the foregoing facts
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS
FiREs.-Only four fires have occurred in the
city during the past month The following correct
list with the amount Of damage. as rer as can b
sscertsined
jan 3-Tbe Plymouth Church" Rev Henry W
neeener Pastor, wss discovered 70 be on are about
| oeioek on saturday afternoon Supposed 10 nav,
ocen caused ~ TIE lrnsce used 10 the building
| Dtmes-' eSvv0 -JIS- 2---The printing Office of ths
| Lug is4anf Star, James 81 on are shout
| cos On saturday night Loss about $40
| JeA O->on and bind mAnufsctory. owned By Ben
sei 20 completely destroyed. Damage shout 500
supposed 10 have been on Ere .JfH 81 Bakery
oeionsInE 10 Mr.. Hamilton IN Ksntsvenge. Los'
fIkk-Ihe citizens ia the neshborhOod Of F1l
ton Ferry we're startled yesterday morning BY the erJ
OF Ere and on proceeding 70 the spot it vas acertaineC
that bed IN the house belonging 10 Mrs Bance, nes
the Ferry, lad been Bet Gre The flames we're soor
sriinsuisAsd however affair doing cut sriaiag damage