New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
CITY ITEMS.

Er A usual various crowded out give room Tor ADJ
vcrtlsements and long Reports.
gyr Our beautiful Twilight of the Year is fast
waning away. Yesterday had feel of Novem-
Der in its breath there was q keen edge to the
atmosphere that moved off the last few painted
leaves from the woods, and stopped the growing
of grass in the open fields. We have raw, dis.
NAL season at hand but not wholly season of
gloon--for somewhere in its bosom is hidden the
mellow Indian Summer.
THE CITY HALL-The front of our Municipal
ediGce having been thoroughly scraped andwashed
from foundation to coping stone beams from the
Park as clearly and shnngly as if FIVE decades OF
Adermanic conviyiaity had not transpired within
its walls The scaffolding has been removed and
the white marble pilasters and ornaments seen
fresh from the chise How long the Hall will
wear its rejuvenescence we cannot say but when
it again grows smutty we shall call for another
scraping.
JENNY LIMBS CONCERT To-NIGHr-The Con-
cert tonight at Tripler Hall, the programme OF
which is substantially the same as that of Tues
day night promises to be the most brilliant of the
new series. Jenny Lind will sing the same airs
from Mozart, Meyerbeer and Donizetti which were
received with such enthusiasm on Tuesday.
We are glad to learn that improvements have
been made in the ventilation of the Hall, BY which
the heated atmosphere, heretofore SO annoying to
auditors in the Second Gallery, will be prevented
and more healthy circulation given to the air
The tickets for the Oratorio on Friday evening
are going off with great rapidity, and there is
every prospect that an enormous audience will be
in attendance.
TIE OpERA-Signora Trufi was very warmly
received last evening upon her temperance as
Elrira in Verds Ernani. She looked and sang
extremely well--and was called before the cur
tain with Lorini and Beneventano, after the second
act as well as at the close of the Opera. Elyira
is perhaps too monotonous character to allow
great variety of dramatic expression, but IN the
.,T'utto SDrez-o" as well as III the last scene,
Tuf delivered the music with force and feeling.
Lorini was admirable as Ernani, He sang his
opening aria, Come Rugiada" with graceful
sentiment. and the duet with Silva in the second
act and the finale, with spirit that even won re-
peated applause. Beneventano shared the honors
OF the evening. his genuine UltIOul dIuttiN 10
ing makes him all indispensable auxiliary IN the
purely romantic opera and he has the gilt OF piac-
ing himself rapport with his audience, Whlch Is
sure to secure success by inspiring confidence. II
he would curb his extravaganza little, and shade
his characters more dehcately beneYentano
would be even more valuable to the troupe than
he now is. Novelli was good and true as usual
and except that the orchestra seemed at times a
little loud for the vocal force Of the chorus, the
whole performance was by far the success OF the
season up to this time.
PARoDI-The Singer OF the South, PARoDI, VIII
be heard for the first time in America, on Monday
evening next, at the Astor Place Opera House, IN
Norma A large number of the seats are already
engaged; the prices are So 80 for secured places
Expectation is already on the rise, and the de0@s
in New-York OF the pupil OF Pasta and the rival
of Gris viii be greeted with the largest and most
brilliant audience which the Opera House ever
enclosed within its walls.
THE PACIFIC STEAMERs.-From the advertise
ment of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company IN
another column, it will be seen that the arrange
ments for regular semimonrhly mail to CallfoF-
MIA and Oregon, are now completed. The steam
cts Caribbean and Philadelphia will form dlrec'
line between New Orleans and Chagres' Inc
promptness and regularity with which the steam
ers belonging to this Company make their .ripS
has already secured for them the confidence oil Tue
nnumerable travellers to and from the land OF 5oid'
LADIES LuscH.-One of the neatest and most
tasteful Saloons in the City is open 81 ls chatham,
square, up stairs Ladies unattended, or gentlemen wiz
ladies' Gun there procure such seasonabe lunch as seA