New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
VOL. X......NO. 1920.
TIE REJEcyEo JEysY LIND SONGS

their productions one and all. 10 come publi;her-
say Mr.. Pstnsm-to be published by bin a. Z" The
Rejected Lind Songs" thstthe public, and literary
persons especially, may coDPsrs Judgment with
the 81 Committee" Such Misunderstanding not
less than 900 sopgs-would sell Ike hot cakes, and
would be greater curiosity-O showing ths varl-
cites OF literary taste on similar sohJef-snaa
DIsrseis or Griswolds "Corlositles Of Ll'era'
ture" hope you will suggest this, ana am sure
the aid authors will DO better 70 thus dispose Of
their songs than 10 "gnash their teesh" or "sack
their thumbs" over their defeat PAUL Pay.
There can be 10 doubt tha. the plan suggested BY
"PaulPry would make an smu'ing volame. There
are two objections however, TO its execution. Ia
the frat place. the work would be entirely too large
for convenience and at least half Of its contents
would be neither good enough nor bad enough 10
be interesting and secondly, It would be imPossi'
bic 10 obtain the consent Of ali the several authors,
without deal Of trouble. We underitAnd hiatt the
Songs are pouring in upon the Committee at the
rate Of thirty or forty day. An octave ofs thou
sand pages would scarcely suffice TO bold them.
THE JENNY LIND HALL.-We call attention 70
Mir Trimbes card in our paper this morning. We
shall shortly take occs,ionto speak Of the manner
in shcb be is now building the new Musicsl Hall
cry, Broadway and Bur,ons Theaters, the enlarged
American Museum aud many other of the mostsub'
stsotis ediGces in this city smountiDgto fifteen in
ell, whose solidity and security have been amply
tested.
MAD. BISHOPS JUDITH The semi mystery,
emibsIet mosaic Of Verdi's operas, called IL
dith continues 10 draw excellent houses at the
A,tor.pace Opera House. The piece is certainly
put upon the stage with great care aud adaptation
to scenic effect and the music, though lacking in
that vital ms pirston which oharscterzes the mas
ter pieces OF italian song, is agreeable and well ar
ranged for the voices Of the singers In addition
to Judith ballet 10 which Mdlle Augusta iyures,
and scene from some one OF Mad, Bishops
operas are given on each evening-a pleasant
variety, out Of which every one can easily pick
enough to crafty choice taste
TIRE OPERA OF "SATFo."-On Saturday night
Pscinis grand Opera Of So00 was brought out At
Castle Garden. To night it will be repeated, on
the occasion Of TEDEscos benefit. Toe part OF
So6o Will be sustained by her that Of Clylene by
sieuora VIETTI; Phaoa by LoRISI, and AlcaadyO
by signor VITA. The opera, though not first in "a
T.,
and " i'll draw at least equal crowd tonight
This 10 the last week Of the Company in this City.
EPARIsIAs BALLET.-M Espisosa and Me.
Fanek-These two distinguished artists are ex-
pected 10 arrive here shortly, with an efficient corps
de baMk. They will give series OF new comic
pantomime ballets under the direction Of Mr. Rob
ert Kemp The success OF the coming Parisisa
Ballet at the bead Of which 10 MIle Celestlno
Frsnck, one Of the most accomplished danseues
Of the Paris Opera, and SignOr Leon EspinOsa, the
frat comic dancer Of Europe, cannot be doabtod.
IY@ Lady Elgin, accompanied by her daughter,
Lady Ay lmsr, aud her ton, Lord Bruce, and suite
have taken one Of the Pavilion Cottages aud are
ENJOYING the cool breezes and invisorsting sea
bathing at Rockawsy.
MILITARY ExcuRsIos.-rhe Highland G0afds
Captain Alexander EaglesoD, have chartered
steamer, and will proceed on Thursday, Septem'
Der 5, to one Of our Eastern or picturesque Sound
villages, in company with their numerous friends
| on their eleventh annual excursion. For sevefa
wears this Company have excited little attention
in conse quence of its officers not paying the necss
s.ry attention requh ed In Military practice Under
the auspices Of Captain Alexander EasIeson, ana
irs recently elected Lieutenanss hsnson and
Porter il bids fair to rank among the best OF our
numerous military companies
NV TRAoK-Four blocks from Twenty first
10 Twenty aithst on the Harlem Railroad have
been relaid with heavy rail, and frat used yester-
dsv. The increase of ease in running and comfOr,
! in riding WAS quickly noticed The whole line
down ,othe Park will be relsid socn as 6fsy men
can do the work.
ACCIDENT TO MRS GES. AyEzzASA-About
O'Clock las, evening, as the wife of Gen. AyETzASA
was seated at the window Of her residence, sl2
Broadway, she fell asleep, lossher balance, and vas
preeipitated upon the pavement below The win
dow, " hich opened to the floor was in the second
,,ory, and the height Of the fall was about IL feet
She sBshted on the side Of her head, and was
picked up senssless Medics; aid was i'm nedately
called in, but at the time informant len there
was very little hope OF her recovery. Gen. Avez-
zana we believe, Is not in the city at present.
CoLLIsios.-There was 4 collision at Coney Isl
and landing oa Saturday afternoon, between the
Ching arora lKeyport boat and ST. Nicholas lConey
Islsnder) The bow of the latter boat was little
damaged nobody hurt
As IxPosroR.-A man, who was laboring under
the delasion that our people we're behind tue age,
says the Trenton IN. J) True A5s>r1caR called on
Tuesday evening at the Union Engine House. and
exhibited the following paper TO one or two Of the
| members then present:
Al meelpg of The Com miIee, appointed By II.
beas OF Epgi1e Company No Is Of NesYors bed a. me
Epsine House, Monday ese1ing A0g 49, was anan'
! imousy
| kesol,sd Thai tsnder Engine Company Uoion, Of
Trenton nvison eeleorsnon on me th Dag Of
| September pexI; be n therefore,
Reopss Thai We appoint oar worthy Fore nan, 7 w
Cosd wsii on The members OF The Union, and eadef
| hem this Invitation behalf Of The members
! John W unsms Frznk Mccoy, DAVID Hsynes
l Thos W A Cosd VIM Rusy