New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

aW ain mate, at sea June ID, 1919 Elisha Ly-
man, seaman, at Rio; June IL, 1912 Benz Cham.
bers, do. do. Dec Is, ls49, Philip Robinson do.
at Sea- Jan. 9, 1850, James Richie. landsman,
at monteyideo Feb. Is, 1850, Richard W aker,
quarter gunner. at do. March Il, 1850, Simon
Ayres, surgeon steward, at Sea; March 81 1850
lhos' L. Dance, Acting Master at do; March 25
1890, Raord ". Ives, Mdshipman at do; March
90 1850, James c. Usher, Captains Clerk, at do :
April y, 1850, James S. Tibbles. landsman at
Monteyideo, May l9, 1850, Edward Reid, seaman,
at do June "a, 1850 James h Goodwin, do do;
Thomas Veeny, Captains cook. supernumerary,
transferred from the L. s. ship St. Louis
BETTISI--We predict the most distinguished
success for the Havana Tenor, who gives US an
evening or two en- PEASANT. Yesterday morning
we had the pleasure of hearing him in rehearsal
of Lucia, and although it may be pardoned to an
artist Just across the sea to deliver bis part
in the rehearsal soto roce-yet the critics who
then hear him for the first time are obliged to make
up their minds upon what they hear, and not upon
what is implied, It is all the more praise to Bet.
TIM that in the bel alma" the only song in
which he developed his power--he did so with
boldneas and beauty that iustiies our confidence
in his signal success. He is of fine figure and ap-
pearance for Edgardo, and his voice, which is of
remarkable volume, truthfulness and richness, is
well seconded by the dramatic power of the
fine character. We are anticipating this evening
a musical festival such as is rarely offered In any
Opera House for the really good Tenors IN the
world may be told upon one hand. We most cor
daily exhort all music lovers and Amateurs not to
fail in their places--even were it only to acknow-
ledge the indefatigable energy Of Mr.. Maretzek in
providing for the musical taste Of the City all
that is feasible and worthy of admiration.
III Miss JETTY TREFFz is q new musical &C.
lebrity of the last year. She rose and her posi-
ton has been determined, where most musical
flames are now settled, in England Her name
has brief beauty, like Jenny Linds She a also
n northern woman. Are these signsl Is the
North, so long silent, now to have its artistic de-
velopment and as Kaulbach and Leasing and
Couture, and Frenchman or two more, head CO.
temporary painting-are Jenny and Jetty har
bingers of new day as beautiful as their dawn
ing? Jetty Treffz sings northern music. Meyer
beer and Mendelssohn land very high praise OF the
latter respecting her is quoted in the English
Journalist are her more favorite authors. W here
are the musical managers New.York wants tC
hear Jetty Trefiz as well as London We can
sit at the sidetabes any longer
JENNY LIND IN NEw-ORLEANs.-The N. q.
Picagune of the Goth announces that the prellml-
nary contracts have been entered into for Jenny
Lind's Concerts in that city during the present
Winter. The St. Charles Theater is engaged for
the purpose
PHYsIoGNoMY-Dr REDFIELD gives a free Lee
ture on Pbysiognomy, OR face reading at his
rooms, Al Barciay-st. this evening Those who
feel an interest in this new and pleasing science
would do well to drop in. See advertisement Oh
the first page.
DEAF AND DUMD-The regular quarterly ex
animation of the pupils of this noble institution
was held yesterday in presence of the Board
Managers and many citizens. We were unable
to attend but we are assured that the occasion
Was one of much interest creditabe alike to the
pGfis>snd to their interchangeable teachers.
NIBLo's.-We are glad to perceive that the
magnificent pantomime of the Night Owl is tt
be represented at this fayorite establishment, al
though the extensive preparations for bringing il
out render necessary the closing of the Theate
for the remainder of this week.
E The READING CLUE Harmonic will give
their first Annual Ball on Wednesday, the It'll
inst at the Saloon of the Coliseum, $50 Broadway
The saloon, which has been enlarged and decorated
is one of the best in the city for the enjoyment
dancing and other festivities From the respecta
bility the members of the aforementioned AS
ISOLATION, we may safely judge that their Ball
will be one of the most recherche Of the season
and will satisfy, in every respect, any one who
will have chance of visiting it.
CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE.-The regular monthly
meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was helc
at the Merchants Bank on Tuesday afternoon
Messrs Theo saltus and Richard Burlew were
unanimously elected members Of the Chamber
and Mr.. C. H. Raberg a member of the Arbitra
ton Committee, in place of Mr. R. c. Goodhue
whose term had expired. A Memorial in favor
Of the formation Of Bureau by the General Gov
ernment for the settlement of private claims, as
recommended by the President in his late Mes
sage was referred to a Committee for considers
ton.
FREDERlKA BREMER.-This distinguished au'
tboress was at MIR. stetson's in Cincinnati on the
18th. Numerous citizens called on her, and speak
in the highest terms of her,
NEw-YoRK FEMALE ASSISTANCE SOCIETY
The Thirty-seyenth Annual Report of this excel
lent charity notices the death OF its late First D
rectress, the excellent Isabella Scott, who for up
ward of thirty years served faithfully the interests
of the Society The receipts during the year, in
Guiding balance of sl4O at the close Of the pre-
vious year, were $3.50. In addition to this, the
New.York Dorcas Society have placed at the dis
posal of the Society LIPS garments and lo7 com
fortables, all of which have been distributed to tht
sick poor of this City, by which truly the hearts
of many have been made glad.