New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
CITY ITEMS


lftsr IlND'5 MoRSiNc CosoXKr.-lhe first
Morning Concert of Jenny Liud, and her Twenty
sevcui3 in America, takes place to-day 1t en-
braces choice programme, the FIRST par: being
devoted entirely to sacred music. Jenny Lind
will sing knotc tint ny Re4femef iirs'fh' aad
: Or mighty Pens, FROM Handels Creation: and
in the second part the Flute Trio the AZ Bird Song
and Echo Song This IS al excellent opportu-
nifty ior aged or invalid persons. or children, to
herr the Northern Nightingale. Next week IS
the last week-etno Que who can afford - fail to
hear her before she goes.
AsroR-PrAcE OPERA HoUsE.- Tonight PARo,
III appears again in her grand and impassioned
rule OF Lncrcctd Boygia. TIE enthusiasm on Mon
day night exceeded anything in our operate an
mails, and the house to night will be crowded
On Monday next the everlayorite TRufrI APP
pears in the opera of La Pa1isiao which will be
brought out for the first time in America The
character OF the heroine is far more tender, though
embracing fully as much Of the tragic element as
LucrcciG Borgia hence we anticipate for Trufi
remarkable success. Mdlle FiT2.JAMEs will
make her debut in the course ofnext week. in the
ballet Of La Pequita.
Maretzeli has sent an agent to Philadelphia to
obtain subscriptions for an opera season. in order
to alternate the performances between the two
cities His extensive troupe will enable him to
do this very effectively Philadelphia boasts of
beingsas large as New Y ork, and gifted with bet
ter musical taste let us see how this will be
tained by the support given to Maretzeks under
taking.
LECTURES on THE AGX OF RoMANcE.-The first
of Rev Mr. LORDS Lectures on the Age OF Ro
nance and Romantic Poetry, will be given to-
night in the Chapel of Columbia College. The
course which will consist Of six lectures, will be
one of unusual interest and we hope to see
marked evidence of the literary taste of our com
munty in the extent of Mr.. Lords audience.
The CENsUs-TLe number OF inhabitants in
the Nineteenth Ward as ascertained By the late
census is ID 452, of whom $685. are Irish and l546
Germans The number of families are 2,12O and
of dwelling houses, l,78l
THE CANyAss.-The Board organized yesterday,
looked at the pile of documents and adjourned
They go to work in earnest to-day-probably
~ If any Of our friends know of private
family whore Hungarian officer of character and
manners more than unexceptonable can find
place as teacher of French and German or either
of those languages,-he speaks both iuently-
his services being compensated by his board
and lodging, we shall be most happy to be the
medium Of doing service to worthy gentleman
as well as to the family receiving him, by com
municatng the fact to him.
DlsAsTFR.-Nov. 70, at Som A. NJ. Sandy Hook
WNW so miles, the schooner Martin Of portland
from Philadelphia to Portland, with coal, came in
contact with steamship Atlantic, forward OF star
board guard--carried away the braces and DID
other damage, the schooner at the time showing
no light When the collision occurred the Allan
tics engines were stopped and the helm put hard
s.starboard lowered boat and offered to bring
tie Captain and crew into port, she being too
much cut down forward to tow, but they declined.
Sent to her assistance brig bound to the east.
ward and the pilot boat Romer. AT Bonn the A.
left her and steered her course.
SUPPOSED SUGcIDE.--Last Friday evening" as
Mr.. ARcULARlUs and his brother-in.lawI Mr.. Ma
rffANIEI SALroNsTALL. JR. were on their way to
New. London, in the steamboat the former went
down to supper, leaving his companion on deck
On returning in the course of half an hour Mr.
satonstall was missing, and since then nothing
has been heard of him His hat was found on
the deck and there is every reason to believe that
in a rash moment he threw himself overheard and
was drowned,
A Mas Decentralization IS called to the adj
vertisement in another column, respecting the dis
appearance of Mr. w lillian H. Griswold Postmas-
ter of Lock Berlin, Wayne Co. in this State
Those who may hear any tidings OF him should
lose no TIME in communicating with his family
~ EDGAR j. LEETE, Esq. l06 Broadway, has
been appointed by the Governor of Wisconsin |
Commissioner for that State to reside in this City.
Ezr We notice by our advertising columns
that Dr.. CHARLES MUyDE, the well known Hy-
dropathic physician, is in town for the Winter
his many friends will learn this with pleasure
rzr We refer our readers TO Prof w, B. |
BRADBURY advertisement for an UPrER Music
CLASS to meet this evening at Ill Broadway
CtsrAIrIEs-A suit of clothes, nearly new,
was found about = P NJ at pier No. ., N r. II
is supposed they belonged to some suicide
John B. Allen fell in the water Of the foot OF Car
Isle ST and was got out by the policeman on
duty. Francis Moran, alaborer, fell from scat
fold OF a new building in Fourth. avenue, near
Twenty eightst. He vas taken home to LaUr-
enSst.
A1rEsrr AT GRAND LARcESY.-Wrn. Johnson
and another fellow were yesterday found in the
house Of Mrs. Small residing at $50 Greenwich
st in the act of rifing a trunk which they had
broken open, Of its contents Johnson was arrest
ed and taken before Justice Beakley who lock-
ed him up for examination. His companion es-
capped and las not been arrested
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