New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
CITY ITEMS.

Yesterday was very "bridge OF signs, -
arcbed upon black despair. Eminent morasts
assured us that all moral responsibility was gus
pended and that every man was to be commend
ed who graciously permitted himself to live
through it. 1t was very assassin Of day
cut throat, dreary enigma, baking blank Had
Mr.. Harry Foker encountered such day on the
morrow of his introduction to Miss Amory, no
similar and no SUMNER day would ever have en-
conntered Mr.. Harry Foker more. He would have
given the world the slip.
LEcrUREs.-We hope to get all detcredreports
into the paper tomorrow morning.
5-Y See Sixth and Seventh Pages for several
columns of local Items, Reports, &c.
DocroR,s CoScERr Nj and Madame Doctor
will give their second Concert to morrow, Satur-
day evening, at Tripler Hall The old tayorite,
Sign0ra Tru9i- Benedett, who has been too rarely
hehrd this season at the Opera, assists, with
GrieJel. violin virtuoso. The full attendance and
decided success Of the last Concert are sufficient
earnest of the character Of tomorrow entertain
ment. and fthe admirable ability of the artists.
We notice in the programme De Meyers barba'
ric MQrche Mqrlea5ne, composition which al
WAYS excited the greatest enthusiasm. Il Greet
ing to Amc,1ca will also be played by NJ. and
Madame Doctor, while I,1.f sings aras from
Ernauf Don .Juan, and ILom5ardi. 1t is an
especially fortunate opportunity, for those who do
not wish to go to the Opera, to hear S'gn0ya
Trp6i in some of her best parts.
NJ -,+r- IT dars will
not forget that Mr.. Bradbury's great Singing
Glass is to organize this evening at the Broadway
Tabernacle. Should've night prove stormy, how
ever. it will be postponed until the next Friday
Those who purpose joining will do well to report
themselves at the frs: lesson, in order that none
may be disappointed. We again recommend the
plan of these Glasses as worthy an attentive con
sideration, and trust the excellent opportunity
thus afforded may be generally improved
HAHxEMANS ACADEMY or MEDIcINE.-Vhe
Annual Election for officers OF the Hahnemann
Academy OF Medicine took place on the 4th inst.
and resulted in the choice of s. R. KIRBY, NJ. D,
President ]. T. Curtis, NJ D. Vice-President
Chas J. Hempel, N. D. Cor. Sec. Jas. W Met
calf, NJ D. Rec Sec. John f. Gray, NJ. D. Lewis
Hallock, NJ. D. John A. McVickar, NJ D. Trust
ees. Samuel B. B arrow, NJ. D. was chosen Rep
resentatiye to the European Homeopathic Con.
gresa, which is to meet on the 10th OtAug. l35l
TIE LATE TRAGEDY N DEY-sr-Louis and
Charles Rousseau, the two brothers, and natives
of Belgium, whose father was cruelty murdered
at his house, 81 Deyst. on the morning Of the
18th nj Nov nv Henry CarnaI, and who them
selves tremendously escaped death by the knife Of
the assassin have so far recovered as to be about,
and were yesterday az Coroner Geer's Office, &c
companied b. Capt. Alexander, their interpreter,
tor the purpose OF ascertaining what amount OF
money as IN his hands, and to receive after de-
Quoting the funeral expenses, &c. of their la
mented parent large balance their due, probably
about $500 in money and melted silver They
seem exceedingly anxious that Carnal, the assas-
sin, should be brought to trial at the earliest mo
ment as they are settling up their affairs prepare
tory to leaving for Central America, they not feel
ing satisfied TO remain here longer, after what