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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
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4 81 hEsNlN. Aaeuoneer
kS4 BANGS, BROTHER Il 90 a.
n 1BRoADWAY.-cas0 advance, made ny ~, n SV@

r., ~ I a
Sgnmens uAAe Sp0a al ecQs
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 2,a,slo,,,oA
FALuAbLk STANDARD ANo MISCELLANEOUS R.,.
the various branches vi Ar Science H. 8 "oiss ID
gFaVhy'&c. Particulars oers4fer. V'es s'c-
AT PbtN ATE SALE
NEW AND SPLENDID Es6LiSH ANNr,t.--t,,,.,
OF Inc Book OF Beauty. ier ISL a series N haosn
portraits OF the young len.ae nobility &c The NJ ag
a.as Portraits snd Biographical Notices II he I S9s'
Mss huruahy, Hon He.ea Duacombe, Aslss 1ISSsss
Miss lie Burgh. Lsdy At SIDE Ware Lady Clsp5s Il
Ien, Lady Augusta Hare Miss Meic&te Mss SyTh s ,i'
epedng, Miss Fghe Beautifully engraved b. iSs 20 &c
r. o'h ntaNliss lay john Halter, msde eNprrss}y "a
ue same " iin me Plates eNquisitey cOoeS
tsri. b,S re mo- easfnes representative Ia Brt,s
'e, r mn OF Saee'ssa osehoes ~ t.tefsgy Gar
iss Court Album rs tho 5rs; Il q ilus;rs.et Asay,A o.
- y y u essy "as Not'hr Of precedence rbs. pesnes
nEd.raAiog at say former p-fu-l.'- obsefver - -Aas
,Is.s a.ss YER s['eesi sad elegant ' Sea I'D
u doootess os IA Request - hsh quarters II At&s
splsnddg eerohed yolcue ue place tbs -.
BooA ol Beauty aLd to 'hs least OF 20. =, 1880
than was that publication in IL psltn'est days. -"
Hers are fourteen testimonials Ut beauty Of our ,
toSracy jadgOe lroa which fair originals may ts
Nays Asd Al'ary G.1-n.-
The undersigned viii receive The above by an sas
steamer and respectfully solicit orders for the Trse
MO BANGS, BROTHE0 \ co.
AT PRIVATE S1LE.-A lSrge assortment OF printing ,,S
writing papers. Also Bohus very valuable aud popsl.r
series under the e OF the Standard Library tie Cscss
Library, the Antiquarian Library the Scientific Librsfv
and The Illustrated Library each embracing the 5es.ooo,
issued in the besye unparalleled in cheapness ~
last issues, which just received The second goa
of the edition OF Juuus Vassris's Lives OF Psiat
Sculptors and Architects Arstotes Nichomachean ELcs
translated with notes ougna and selected alalsiaI
introduction, &c by R ". Browne NJ A; and CrFs
shank's Three Courses and Dessert, with illustration
Orders for these and all the previous volumes proapy
EwbanKs Hydraulics aud Mechanics; Beaneus Douels,
Entry Book Keeping, new edition. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
Disasters, &c.

FsHrr HuEox Pane London bad heavy weather
The passage la, 43 lon 65 during heavy gale from
NV boarded heavy which brok min RAJ IN Tour p
and taucheons split shear buwaks. monkey al
camboos house and swept several art ces oh deck
BsI5 DHco at Salem Grande Sept IT, wind bonnd
for "a DAYS after being ready She left 40 sail at the bar
HE TO pet out on OF the water Some of
them had been waiting three weeks
The board the bark Thames before reported
Moniev insured at 50 eco al Inc
and for 81 COO at the United States Office IN Boston
BHre A111os Salem from Philadelphia erened very severe
weather on the passage lost 80 CT coaof deck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
Neyy~York Cattle Market.

Reported Tor The Tribune
washington Drove Yard, Forty fourthst and FouTthaV
and al Hudson River Bulls Head foot of Robinson,st ri.
and the East 1870 Cows and Calves and 5000 sheep
and Lambs. 49,, -, =, ~ mara
~, o,,ob IN meet The demands of purchasers. About
81 head al both markets remain over unsold Prices OF
good retailing qualities ranged from 80 TO - T. c"I-
Cows AND CALvEs-Al sod at prices ranging, as IN
ouai,y from 70 so TO SO 5C0S46 .o
SuFEP AND LAMBs-Saes OF Sheep at from - 10 4 oo
rsmhs l 50 to 2 5O09 50. Left over SEQ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
MI a r R1ED.

On Sunday evening" TO- Roy Dr. Mcra,aad' M paa
HAM uIIYfEn OF Bulls Fory, Hudson Co ~ 10 mrs
ANNA TABLE ofhe place widow OF the late PM ia0ee
" A. Jesv CIV NJ Nov o. by Rev Edward Barry Mr. aESRf
nil II Am Afbor Mich to Miss CHARLOTTE H. Dfhil oil
A. ohio - by Rev Or Steel Mr. M, FERkiEK
w nrs.e Yofk 10 Miss KAI HERlSE D. LUDLO w dansn
H. t- James Ladow Of Ludlow Station, near CINCINNATI!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ............Noy. a6
EIaRrad.

Steamers Ohio schsnc Havana Roberts; Cherokee Win.
die; Chagres Hovlaud AspnweIj Ere, Morrison, Phil
Ship Chace, White Charleston, Wardle.
Bark Susan w Lind. Tinkham Lisbon, Nesmiih Son.
Bg Clara lBr Allen, St John, NIB Braine Delphna Nor
Ball Amsterdam Fuuck Meincfc; Russell Cooper Bati.
morei favorte Parker, London, Winslow.
Sch. Smith, States Wilmington Excel Edwards, Portland
Ann Hutchinson Jones' Petersburg Superior Coney Provdence
Clarion Chids Waeham sss Wright johnson Baltimore; James
town. Cook Petersburg Hunter Coz Jonas Smith, Nichols,
Chareson Huron Jefemie Broekman; Jane Hat;rck Nav
bern, NC Martha Hall, Kaer Bo,top.
Sloop w H Brown. Kenny Providence
BAIee OIb. Yapp PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
Markets. ALBANY, Nov. 26.

Receipts since our last FIouR $4,000 b6l so6
bnsh FLOUR is steady but not active. Prime WHEAT
in demand and market rm Other her. desSBon g 15a
onnc,ions have been 1000 bush at 99G0l for tworowed
OARS are steady with sales of 1900 bush at 4lc Prison
NE are sno and rain here and the weather is cold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
Passengers Arrived

In steamship Florida from SavdmnahHon Howell Glib Hon
Jackson Hon Thomas Hagkett McKenna, Miss Hon
tpg,on shuz Capt Hagaiom Sephsn Decker Samuel
wcpmmings Hugh CaIsh Capt Har'en Cap Robt Brown,
F Melard, j NJ Phelps, Mrs Valley.
In packet ship american Eagle from PormOuhmr 7 Baxter.
Baxter, WIN Baxter of Brooklyn Mr. Mcfarland Of
NHanpsre Tect of Brooklyn Jessie Cooper Mas
Martha Ann Walton Mr. 7 maerace. Mrs Lucy Matteace, Mr.
Kreyt Mr. James Bird Henry Hayes Mr. Francis Hayes Ed Norris
Of London Yergmul Mrs Eliza Vergmu bliss Mary
yeremui of NYork, Mr. and Mrs John RUSSELL of Scotland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

gufK.PoET-sldg,st .ch uried stases, Pensacola
PoRTtA>D Hov ASA st.zs Potas, MAt'n4,'i R.eh'es
b liI' g. sov bre Pare RIO 7,ands sspo.
BoWFs HOLE Sog AR 5ns 1t Martins, tot Boston ''n7y
sov 7Arr .cb B,.n, aaeaa Tor 'e
" vih 'op part II deet cad, boat, CHAINS ke 'ch' r
G C,ifel Phi
kFWBEDFoRD Nov 5AIr sehs Jane Plante and T II 5ey
uour Albany; Sarah, sYmk
PRGy1pEScE' 5Gv ?5-Af sip Oregon SYork.
R8I5T Nov 2fs brig Patriot hiiaalas -es Volta aH Il
Tsliman phil -, -, =.
DO D b rteu, and Duffee, BALTIMORE
From Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, NV 264rriUtd-sci- H W Godfrey 30
rok NYo Josept y brpn Hell Totwich Ct AMAZON seetnln
hYUrF George pofnan Poydeuce Penn4y gana, VI et
son KYorA Joseph ireland smnTe do Fensnston Poster pfoV
Cerea-sch. Knsiesop Foster Hoffman, worth
SBed'od; Doughty, Muir hy Sewpor Colorado batre
Yor ..enh EDsisb Niay-l Aera-t studl-y, Boston
Joseph BELL Bookyr; Pennsylvania Ernckson Nrort
Sharp Reaper Long Boston Govrno smith IonH
Compton Sharp Providence nte7utna bAy bfegeptG y "
Etrdge SON Rohmond Va esue keiusoec, Flowers,
NEWPORT Nov qsArt brig Con6d.ne Babcock, I'm Havana
9Ahbrg Mcoud I'm Cape OF Good Hope via 81 Hesaa ior
Fall River Fortune from ~ Frankfort Coral
Conwgy I'm DO for Belfast; Leand. Ncksron n Providence ioi
BaIns,abe; Empr I'm Nomansaud Nara, ke I'm Wash
irrou for Bos nj Harriet Rogers Mitchell Kennebunk for
Dgb,on Sea MARI Harrmln I'm NYOra for Bangor Nov 25chr
Toke Baker I'm Abuy sips EEa Edward I'm Albany tor south
port; Franklin Payne. Ffeeown. ,,
chrs Ceres Small Gou haha Holmes Boston
7st waiting brig de Cathsg-n Hooper WORK hrs
do Sarah Munson Butler Tbbet dol Pioneer ke Boston,
Caroline Ketou Fame Thompson do; John Miles do Nancy
Tres mcCaleb Abigail Spauing Do Gen
Kelley do Beuy Iaursnr Norton Bridgeport Foster, kea
Newpor!. Geudowsr, Hubbard. Baltimore.
Nov 81 4PM-We having real Ne Storm The ground
covered with and the prospect good Tor stormy
nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
by TELEGRAPH.
Markets. .ALBASY, Nov. Is.

Receipts within the past 24!hours FLOUR, 25,,
GOO bbs WHEAT, 10000 bushels; Corn, 10000 the
storm checked transactions in FLOUR and we nave oy
for WHEAT is lower aud there is strong disposition 70
press sales 1900 bushels Genesee changed hands on pr-
yate terms OATS are dull BARLEY ID oWer WIN saio'
of ushels al 97Qqgc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
COTTON, Aucuoneer.
n ARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

2 NUE. NADE UT IlOUSEFIOLU
81 FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE, SILVER WARE,
WINES, sc. &c.-F. COTTON will sell THIS DAY Wed,
the entire Furniture OF the house. the prop OF genle
going Europe and will embrace in part one very
Also, French plate pier glasses beautiful oil psi.
ings ;damask snd lace curtains fan French mshogauy
chus, extension dining tables pillow do, center and card
ing bureaus and washslBnds beautiful French carved bed
sleads large and small wardrobes, bronze an gilt 2aY
hall lamps hat stands feather beds hair mattresses quits
counerpsnes, blankets stoves kitchen furniture &c, Asc
very fine china dinner ard tea sets, GU! glassware very
rich table cutlery Also silver and plated ware casters
cakesbaskets &c Also, various kinds Of wines. Gaia.
logues ready early in the morning N.B.-No postpone
ment on account OF the weather. M IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
Spoken. &c.

Oct long a w ship Gentoo I'm Boston tor sand"en
Islands all we'll =, IT,. c.
Martins Tor Boston OF sails and short of
bear away NYo She supp With provisions by the A'
Nov 6 lat Sc 49, long 60, brig HouOn Baker from Boston, for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
CoI,for,,,a Vessels spoken. &c.

Nov 20 lat 40 long Lucia Field Bebss I'm Boston Oct
Aug u.s. lat % II W ship Commonwealth Baxter from
o Ia, ~ ls $ lon "a "a w brig China (of Belfast Me-
Frost from April via Rio Janero and Valparaiso for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
Rece,nts of Produce

BIZ the North Riuer Boats Nov 26.-17,70l bbls
FouT 1873 do Ashes 1858 bushels Corn. a. 65 do Wheat
Is bales Wool 462 pkgs Butter 4l9O do Cheese, 1873 do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

DR. JAMES w. POWELL, Oculist,
aIAuris &c confines his practice exclusively TO DIS
EASES OF THE EYE AND EAR, from to- O'Clock l
daily at 261 BROADWAY, ENTRANCE IA WAkkEH
Dr. Powelps TREATISE ON THE EYE, Sd edition,
enlarged with plates, price 50 cents caa be procured AZ
his Office also his SELFACTING EYE AND EAR
FOUNTAINS, the most powerful and successful auxl'
iary In the treatment Of the affections Of those deicaIs
organs. ,.,c,.,
Justimported, large supply OF beautiful ARTIFICIAL
EYES which be inserted withou! any pain or ePefa'
ton and they move In accordance with the natufasye
the closest observer cannot detect them.
nils ImisD G2eoWWF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
BENZ MOONEY, Aucdoneer,
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, SAMPLE

Il CARDS, IRON SAFES, &c.-BEFJAMIN MOON.
Ely will sell at 10 O'Clock THIS DAY, at the Auetoniooa
IA -Padlocks, trunk chest and I'LL do braces a
bits measuring tapes powder fasks, gun nipples pccset
compasses, bits powder flask materials, gun do nI
boxes awl blades strops, table and pocket cutlery
razors scissors, curtain bands, tea trays nc &c Asa
goods. &c. Also with which the sale will commence
iron chests B-This being the last hardware sale Of
The season every lot offered will be sold without setys
the highest bidder In order TO close account sales Gaia
iopues AT the Aucton-room only. AL It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

r & I. COX respectfully inform their
~ friends and the public that they have REMOVED
from Is Maidenlaue to their NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
349 BROADWAY corner of Leonard-st and viii open
on Monday 25h inst and exhibit Tor sale splendid va
riety of GAS FIXTURES, French English and Amer'
can adapted the various styles of Ancient and Modern
Ornament which will be put up superior and elegant
manner and warranted in every respect
Also, SILVER WARE, in all Its branches Of rich and
unique patterns; MANTGL CLOCKS, CANDEbABRAS
LANTERNS, SHEFFIELD AND BIRMINGHAM PLA
TED WARES, CUTLERY, JAPANNERY SUPERB
FLOWER VASES, and FIGURES OF PARIAN MAR
BILE &c MS lWi4<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
CyALENA AND CHICAGO UNION
"a & d 4 d ~

SEcRErARY's OFFICE Chicago, Nov. /, 1850.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-No is hereby
given TO the Stockholders othe Gaena and Chicago Union
Railroad that dividend of eight per cent the capital
stock paid n of the First Division of said road has been
Der 1852 payable the 10th day of December next-One
half thereof cash. and the remainder in stock dividend
cercates which will be redeemable full paid of
stock in said First Division when presented at this office,
In sums hundred dollars BY order OF the Board OF
Directors w NJ LARRABEE, Secy. ms D&WtDl0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
TNOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR r.. noTra op ,a
above named Manufacturing Establishment is locatedln,
mediatey the james River Canal about II miles ADORE
the city Of Richmond and is offered for lease for
term years. 1t has machinery for the manufacture Of Bar
Iron the extent of 10 ns per day. and for Nails 100 kegs
per day. with full supply of waerpower all Ia good or
ton the operatives ami house fitted for business
at which fair neghborhood custom may be secured
The Coal Mines adjoining, at which full supply OF
coal may be obtained for the Works low price and free
OF the OF transportation Nails can be delivered In tho
city OF Richmond at cost otonly 81 cents per keg.
There s also building with waterpower for making
kegs aRsl barrels, and Grist and Saw Mil
This Establishment affords facilities rarely found in such
combination
The above property viii be rented publicly on TUHa-
DAY, nth December at u O'clock on the premses
JAS C. CRANE, Trustee
n27 3teod+ for the Legaees OF s Duyal, deceased,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
BY TeIearnnh.

Psi rs ~ NOV as-Arr bark Maryland Batiror-
Natfo ofss " Marvel Card@na Cav.fe Ns.,,,,s. Y Z.
Jscfael s' O'esuN1' ~ scar robert Reitefr
BANGoR-C:d 80, big Lrr.. c.rs.n.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
T9ARTS GREEN. Is Brand, Patented. 4
TENO DAGUERREAN ARTISTs.-Pre


n MUM Mandatory and Depot Of LEWiS's (4uicE
Working, Double Whole Whole, Half Quarter and Lock
et-sze Cameras first quality warranted 10 WORK equal y
any imported manufactured in the United Staes A!''
LEWIsS second quality Cameras at the lowest pTlGes
hand bufing ,,,.
pendent Head Rests Chair Rests. and Coating Boxes ,
Mercury BahS with or without scale, color boxes ana
brushes complete. ,,s
Plate Benders turning the edges of plates previous
to buing.
Galvanic Batteries for Electropladng. .,,
Bufing LsIhes, Piyers, Glass and Metal Lamps, IhsF
nlomeers and Tubes for do. ,,.uL
Chloride Of Gold and other Chenicals Polishing hs'en'
ais Of every description. .oA g..
Gases and Plates at the lowest prices Also, COCA %
sOr,menl of Frames for DagueneOypes on hand ,as
Certificate Diploma, Outside and other Sn0% s!s'l~
made 10 order al w 4 w. II. LE@LSoa
i42 Chaham.st. opposite National fhes.s a.
NB-Pupils furnished with Camera and apparatus F''-
plete together withfl practical instructions, for ~
nz3 3usSW&S&ItW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

svn-Rsss.. 90 ssts....-....4 IS hooz-Rises 90 II
HIGH WATER.-... nov. ~.
Sandy Hook. l52 Gov. Island f2a Hc Gate 33
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
NOR SALE AT AUCTION.-The sub.

scrber will expose for sale public auction at hs
Merchants Exchange, in the city of New York the 2h
day OF November 1880 at - O'clock the lease Of the pre-
misses known asthe Cedar Grove property Staten Island
for the unexpred term thereof being two years from he
9Th October last The buildings the premises are largo
and commodiou and have been erected at obeweea
$1,000 and $1,000 The premises include about 20 acres
land and the situation is regarded OF the best in tic
vicinity of the city of NewYork place of public resort
further lease will probably be given at the expiration Of
the present lease The lease and lis appurenances sub
ect membranes amounting about 81 0Q0 and viii
be sold subject to the same to close Il trust.
ms 2tM&W* L. DENISON Assignee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
j. w. BROWN, Auctioneer
NEOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-TH

Il HDAY, Wednesday Nov q, at l04 O'Clock, at No "a
Broadway J w BROWN will cell at auction large q.
sortment OF Household Furniture consisting ohs chars
ete tetes couches soabedstead dressing and plain a
reaus washsands hair mattresses book cases rockngaad
easy chairs marbeto aud other tables silver plated ware
lamps girandoles earays, China glass ware Ingram cat
pot, pictures &c. mills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-23
The MsuortnI Title Trial.

~ MoRsLs MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH, III WALL ST.
BcpsoS April q 1850.
Tho court. pursuant to adjournment. resumed It.
session NJ two o'clock. this afternoon.
The defence are st engaged in proving acts 81 own
er.hip aud location Of premises. The defence will IN
all probability, hnsh to-day aud Il i expected that
the cause will he summed Up to-morrow. The trial
progresses very slowly and the attendance at court
to-day Is very small.
Most Of the testimony II the witnesses sworn since
t report has been to the point Of location and 1t
needs some knovledee Of the premises in order to un
der,and this part of H. have thought It proper
t. trsnfmit Il to you
The witnesses since the lat report are John
" sil,crnell Charles IIin-dale aud John G Res.man
siirernell testified to the location Of several farm
also that he held manor farm under = lease from
John Livingston lies paid rent e. John Livingston
alsot Harmon Livingston pays rent to Harmon now
witn,,s l. about eighty-four years Old
Iiinsdale testified that he lives about half mile from
the disputed premises holds his farm under contract
fr lease. from John Livingston contract was given
thirty or forty years ago Mr. Lchs fret occupied the
premises Sanford smth next and witness next; witness
pays rent to Harmon Livingston; has cut down on
the land. claimed ly the people timber for a
COW she'd cut 1t under permit from Harmon Living.
ston. the defendants has assisted others to cut wood
there cut saw logs aud timber for barn; the others
cut under like permit
Mr. Rossmsn testified that he was sixty i've years
81 age knew John Livingston in his lifetime
lived 90 Jcbnstat IN the town II Livingstone worked
bic farm on shares; frs, with John Livingston
and afterwards with Harmon Livingston after
wards rurchascd his farm had a permit from
MIR Livingston to cut frewood and fencing stun
from The wood road from Tcals store TO
jackson; Cross dld get wood from there for long
time. The woods from which witness procured wood
are, doubtless. the same premises a. those now IN
questions hut the surveyor having surveyed lJO asses
without leaving sny monument TO denote survey " u
case Of great diculiy 60 tell exactly where the pre-
misses q 4 he survey are located
Eossnau still on the stand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-23

Last night LA Fsvoritsr was performed, with
fnifh and completeness throughout, which gave the
most perfect Satisfaction Only few bars of the
music we're omitted. The audience filed every part Of
the house. which was brilliant with the fashionable
families Of the metropolis, and many distinguished
strangers We noticed in the boxes many Of the
haIuts of the Opera and the psrquctte filled with
many whose faces familiar to the music-oving
public and whose enthusiasm is always excited by true
harmony and melody. 1t was evident that all had
come prepared for great musical treat and that the
immense throng, seated and standing, full Of
anticipation as to the result.
The chief attraction the appearance Of the new
tenor Signor salyi the baritone Signor G. Ead-
ala. and the prma donna siguora D. stcianoni At
the commencement ofthc opera, sguor savi appeared
TO be laboring under two or three disadvantages
slight neryousncss slight cold. and doubt as to the
amount OF tone necessary to ll the house Ashc pro-
eeed.d however, he gained all that was necessary to
produce the most satisfactory impression Ills style
was Of the most finished character ningiing the
lieht and shade--the piano and the Forthwith a
skn and effect which resulted In exciting the
most enthusiastic demonstrations Of admiration. liz
tones are II the sweetest Kind While lis power
l. immt ne Whenever he chooses to exert IL. IS Ru
netor lie T. highly aitisical and combining graceful
action with the most perfect Nccagaton. must take
the highcst position with the public Siguor {. Ba-
dali displayed very great confidence and high pre-
tensions Ia his r6', and sang throughout With very
considerable encct-iut hc rather too strong In
his style q acting to please the audience. This
warmth Of manner Il common. hove,sr, 90 italian
acting ard frequently gives character and force 20
the neaerc sccnes Of modern operas Signcr Corrsd-
setti sang truthfully throughout, aud was Of very
great assistance in the concerted pieces Uf sig.
Nora stcfaucni We need say little. E,idently Ia
boring under very scvorc hoatseneas. It I'M
possible fer her give foil effect t. hr lower notes.
vet she sang and acted with such nsguinccncc
u. TO give to every the strongest sssursnco that
she a. incomtarnbly the mcst arsticai vocalist tha
has appeared in this country during the last tveuty
ycars she vent despite 81 painful obstacles. from
one triumph 10 another tin her solo. in the third act
electrified the house and brought down the thualer Of
applause and acclammations. On tn vhoc, The com
pany may lie very proud Of the succcs sst night and
II sigror Ardct will .ubduc the orchestra accustomed
probably 20 much larger hou.c. the Instrument .on
viii not interfere materially with thc vocal music
The opera viii he repeated to-nish and u I.
iv necessary to soy that ssl,. great triumph
nadslis peculiar power ana qualitis and sefanonis
bruiancy win create desire the par of those who
have not heard Them to enjoy musical cutter