New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12
CITY ITEMS.

q rousing N ass Of cebe7gs all over the world. A
lover OF Turkey suggests that the Thanksgiving
fires to-day viii melt this mood and slide Us sun
nily along to Christmas
TIE OPERA CoNcER1.-llr. Marstzeks genius
has certainly not deserted him in arranging the
programme for the Saturday evenings concert at
Tripler Hall PARoDI IS to sing her famous
drinking song from HaItry's " T'>mnstG, - s. The
Master, the swabber. the Boatswain, and the
Gunner and bis Mate, which was composed for
Tor Parodi and with L attaches ColbdHo,' was
the hapPiest bit Of that opera in London. Beside
this she sings Reccs Rondor, and in addition TO
the exquisite Terzetto from Don Gioraai various
brilliant Italian bits
Mr. Maretzek's part is not the least. He gives
the burlesque, orchestral arrangement of The
Carnival OF Venice, and new Chit Chat
Polka lnscribed TO Parodi. Those OF our readers
who observed in our columns few days SINCE
spirited sketch Of Maretzek from German CO.
temporary will anticipate this with the greatest
interest musician born in the very home Of
the Polka, must needs infuse the irresistbly
genuine spirit of that dance into his works
In addition to our known artists from Astor-
place we observe the name Of William Saar,
young pianist, who mas already appeared with
success before New York audience, at Mr. Ma.
retzehs concert last year. We hear high com.
mendation Of Master William and feel sure that
he will successfully support his part in this ad-
mirable programme, on which he is marked for a
Fantasia from Belisarioby Cora
q Boston means TO enter the musical lists
CALAMITY. We see by The Chronotypc that an au.
dience numbering nearly two thousand persons as
sembled for the first Concert of the Musical Fund
Society, an Institution a shade more popular in
its musical organization than our Philharmonic
The pith of the performance was Mendelssohn'
SYMPHONY in A Minor, and Beethovens Overture
to Leonore We observe tie notice of this Con
cert not without regret at our conviction that one
thousand persons in New Yo rk would not Assem-
Bile for the same entertainment.
For those who from shame or love wish to heal
similar music in New \ ork, we state that the
Philharmonic series of Concerts is now in progress
among ourselves, and we must express our sur
prise that artists of such skill as those Of that So
ccty uniting for the highest musical object, omit
in these democratic days, to appeal to the Press
iDQttu, We nave IIltt uuubL tudL Lut ilAile'
monte Society could more easily fill Triple
Hall, by means of small prices and the aid o
| print, in posters as well as newspaper advertise
ments than it now sparsey fills the Apollo. Per
haps, however it is rather the wish of the Society
TO restrict its circle But is it all advantage tt
any party?
MANNERS CHURcH--At a meeting OF gentle
men, interested in the welfare Of seamen, helt
at the First Mariners NJ f. Church, on Wednes
day evening, 4th inst. of which Joseph R. Taylor
| ESQ. was Chairman, and T. A. Howe Secretary
the following preamble and resolutions were
passed, and ordered to be published in the Chris
tan Adrocate and Journal, and other papers, witt
the names of the members ofthe meeting annexed
JVhereq. the Fret Mariners NJ. E. Church in Cherry
ct in this City has been formally recognized by the bishop
ns Mariners Church. and consequently the rule OF Dscl
pine requiring the removal OF the preacher every
And sdcreas after thorough inquiry into affairs
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OF seamen, and ths interests OF religion demand INA
said church should be generously and Literally sustained
Rssolred Thai we pledge TO each other, to the Church
and public best influence and exertions to sustain
The Frsi Mariners NJ E Church in The City OF New York
Resoired Thai cordially and earnestly fecommed sald
CB TO the sympathy and assistance OF the Christian and
commercial public.
HQrper Henry Cornell. j y NO0rhies,
John Falconer, j. " Barker, z. Howe,
VIM. R Foster, Lewis Doty, q. 7 Cobb,
Edward Roche, r. A. Reading, Daniel Drew,
Lemuel Bangs, J. B. Edwares Francis Hall
Nathaniel Briggs, John Raynor, w. B. Worrsl,
| J. w Kellogg, G P b Ioyt. Samuel Watkins
Edmund briggs I I9sgFPhh fn T5JLoR Chairman
I a HowE, Secretary
r The object in view in the above notice is ont
which will commend itself to the good will of tbs
people, while the character of the gentlemen who
have put it FORTH the Chairman is Controller o
the City,, is such to prevent the suspicion OF un
worthiness in the appeal We doubt not that thi.
call will be generously answered. Donations
may be sent to the Controllers Office or to Rev
Mr. Perry, pastor of the Church. No. 20 Gouyer
neurst, New-York.
ET Archibald w ashington, Esq. Editor Of the
Beimndian, sailed yesterday in the brig Facor
for Bermuda,
CITY TRACT socIEr1.-On Wednesday even
ing, 18th inst. the Anniversary OF the City Tract
Society will be held at the Tabernacle in Broad
way, and we expect that, as in former years, thai
spacious building will be filled.
INDUSTRIAL CoSGREss.-A full report of the
proceedings of this body at its last meeting vii
be found on the Seventh Page Of this morning
paper.
Eg The TwELrrH.sr. BAPTIST CHURCH, We
understand, is to reopen for Divine Service, a.
usual, under the pastorship of Rev. Sidney a. Co
rey, on Sunday next Rev. Henry Ward Beechel
is to preach in the forenoon, Rev. Mr.. Hague
ID. of Newark, in the afternoon and Mr. Corey
in the evening. This viii be an occasion o
great interest to all who have been connected
with this church and congregation. They have
re-purchased the house OF terms 80 favorable tt
the church that they will undoubtedly be able Il
meet their liabilities without difficulty
D. OF 1.-THE Sixth Anniversary OF the Hsrpel
| I-ninn M II Danehters OF Temperance will bS