New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

Lind is JET at the Irving House bus 1t 10 expeo'04
that she viii 90 TO the New York hotel 'o-aay'
On Saturday isst before abs sailing OF khe Auan''D,
abevent TO the foot Of Canal st 70 bid good oye 20
Can't West, under who're care AID polite attention
bervp., scro,s the ocean VISA made more llKe
plessure.srp than a aea-voyage. Sne eoses,a.
feelings Of tie warmegs friendship 'oF inc So
CAPTAIN. ard could NOS permit hina 20 io@.o,
City without formal expression Of nsi
Yesterday Noble. Lind atson6e ca NJ ,.'s
at et.os Church, in company wisn H'"o 49,,
xen and mr. Benedict. II had oeen I0p'i E00 '-'@N
she vas TO 90 TO Trinity and vast cto"' az
t.na.d 81 that Church. eagerly expecting nsf'
N.Y., vvo,a disappointed, and went BONE IN
800 le.s smsble than tho beauty OF the day aud
,he s.credness Of the place should have created.
IN regsrd 70 the Frs. Concert, How he topic
ri the day, fall report Of the sayings doings and
Gales Of tickets on Saturday will be found in
autber part Of this paper. The larger portion OF
The seats, including aome Of the best In the mousse
are 10 be sold this morning, see Mr. LEEDS aa-
ve.tisenent,) Diagrams Of the room VII pfooaoiy
he ready. 40 that each one can see the exscs 10
callty Of the seats
It has been suggested to Us that it would be
see as well az hear the Nightingale, that genue-
men attending the Concert should provios 'nem'
aelves With opera hats or caps, sucn nc can "
easily slowed away; also that iadles snSuia 'i'
without bonnots during the performances ANS
suggestion is, perhaps nearer an sitef.1nouen''N
Ia hardly pcssble that the course Indicated was
rot long since resolved upon By the parties inter-
eated.
We alsolesrn that carriages will be permitted TO
drive through the Battery to the gate Of the Castle
and 10 avoid the possibility of exposure 70 the
wea,her, Dir Barnpm viii have al awning thrown
over the bridge from the gate TO the door
Inorder to give the most ample time for bhdlng
places and getting seated, the doors will be opened
at O'Clock F. M. on Thursday this viii give three
hours for the arrangement of the audience.
The Tickets already sold will be ready for de-
livery at O'Clock this morning. at the gate OF the
Garden. Persons who purchased or may purchase
siokets, will have the shilling" admission refund
ed by Mr.. Barnam, when they take their Concert
Tiohet
In regard to the mode ofdisposing ofth tickets,
we do not hear word Of complaint ON the con-
trary every body appears satisfied that It's the
oply WAY to prevent forestaling and speculation
II the tickets had been disposed Of in the usual
manner, some aharp spectators would have snap
ped up all the beat sests and held them at Prlce
that would have prevented hundreds from attend
ing who have now secured theirtloke This mode
of selling also prevents crowds and confusion and
delay and disappointment at the ticket office
We are informed, on good authority, that Bar
mum has engaged LIE Grand Smith, Esq lately pro-
nrietor OF the Albany Mansion House. as his treas
urer and righthand man.
- Mdle. Lind will aee few or no strangers at
present; her time is chiefly occupied ia preparing
FOR her frat appearance in the Western world, In
ses.ing her voice. and in arranging the details OF
Che Concert.
Tpr hrLANTIc-This noble ateamer sailed at
noon Saturday for Liverpool, with ll3 passengers
among them u. Teterell OF Philadelphia, bearer OF
aispetchea to France, Capt. Jameson OF our navy
n. A. Parrish, bearer Of dispatches to Russia, q.
A Stone, bearer Of dispatches to England, and
couple of dozen OF New. Workers
Cry OF GLAsGow-This sseamersaied for Sect
,snd Saturday. She took out &c passengers
r,,v M,as,oNARy sTArIoNEp AT THE "PoINTs.
Rev. Mr. pease continues his aborB with abun.
dAnt success the Attendance peinB inuon isr5et
and more orderly at each succeeding meeting He
has we'll organized singing school which meets
overy w ednesday evening for practice Over four
hundred persons have taken the Pledge, and 1t has
been faithfully kept in most cases. Over seventy
persons are supplied with homes and work Much
difficulty 10 found in the extreme restitution OF
rssnv persons who would attend meetings and
ashooI il they had clesheu. Donations OF any kind
Of coshs are solicited to be made into garments by
she sewing society connected with the mission for
che moAs necesstous and helpless. Remnants and
nnsals able cloths of any coors, for bedding and
garments will be noss gratefully received aud
duly appreciated. AL articles may be let' with
MIR. John Faulkner. Cedarss. opposite the Post
Office
Slow WoRK--1f the builder OF the sewer in
Broadway don't hurry up his ditch, he will leave
hong lob for his executors. Such Glow poking is
Ynoat unendurable nuisance the street has boeR
bockaded from Broome,st to Spring and Prince
long enough to have constructed a sewer all the
way to Union Park ThssIght divergence ofgoiag
Al.