New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
CITY ITEMS.

%e0o peop- listened a.a ,le most eatire sa,is.
faction 10 the orAtoao Of tha Creation, "a
! "Wednesday evening 81. "a Tabernacle One Of
the Tanors was unable To- tlii. bis pais, bas Mrs.
Gagban. Boseaick amp sust aimed her enviabs
reputation She sang On Mighty Pens with
that genuine, spiri.0a. zrlee which is the cbarac,
teFiss,c OF her style al5 which reminds Us Of the
tranquil JOY WIKI winch Jenny Lind sang The
same aria.
The cborusses, w.,h which, Of course, Inc ga.
raeter oftho Society is most ultimately associated.
were delivered in the same mastery manner that
marked the performance at Jenny Linds Mes.
siah'' Concert. We canaot, at this moment.
enter INTO the detail winch we had promised oar.
selves but we must not fail to assure the public
that the New-4ork Harmouie Society is capable
OF presenting the fines, sacced music in 9 nsnne,
not to be surpassed in any city OF by any society
in the world, SO far choral singing is concerned
WE are the more pleased 70 say this as v learn
that It is the intention Of the Society 70 present,
every season a series of four concerts comprising
the greatest sacred works Of the greates.maa.ers,
The Creation was brilliant opening Of this
career. The Judas Maccabeus7 will probably
follow, and Mendelsshons St. Paul '-perhsps
the most fascinating Of al works CT this
kinds already commenced Later, we shall nope
to hear some Of Mozart's Masses and the Can't
cles Of Mendelssohn. We lock upon this Gndeg.
taking as sure Of success so far as the Society is
part 1t has already shown It's hand and every
card is trump. But there Is another party TO
success in this case, and that is the public. II
the pablo wishes to hear such music performed
in the best manner, these Concerts Of the Harmo.
ME Society will take rank at once in pormanencc,
as they do already in character, with those Of the
Philharmonic.
~ The noble charity of the Artists oil New,
York in behalf Of the sufferers by the Helena
Slomau, is such as 10 cause thrill of enthusiast
IN the most torpid. That body Of men, always
richer in genius than gold, should thus take the
nitatiye in work of this character, is only
another proof of the holiness of the principles
that humanize men in their pursuit of art. We
call especial attention to their CirealaT, and Cet
tany, if any emphasis greater than the actua
misery of the sufferers were needed to enforce
the earnest appeal to what after all is richly
remunerative charity-it would be found in tha
sternness and bitterness OF this wintry weather
which is the terrible welcome that these uniof.
Inmates have received upon our shores. The
Artists propose Rattle OF pictures contributed
bv themselves the price of Tickets to be put up
at SO cents, and the proceeds to be applied to the
immediate relief of the sufferers Don't delay
purchasing until tomorrow and tomorrow, for
meanwhile to.day-these people have nothing to
to eat or to wear.
Below will be found the Circular-the thenames
of the Artists and otthe Committee. lfthere be any
other artist disposed to assist in this work. Willis
address himself to Mr.. Hone, SIS Broadway
CHARITY LorTEEY-Eor tie Beneft ofAe SaE
jamg Passengers Of The Helena Sl0man.-The
foreign and American Artists residing in New
York, touched by the calamitous disuess Of the
two hundred German emigrants whose aggra'
waited disasters are well known, have combined
in the formation Of Lottery, by the gratur
tous contribution Of each a picture That
this peculiar and noble charity will be res,
ponGed to by every one to whose notice it ia pre-.
sented, there be little doubt. The newspa
pers afford all the details of the suiferngs TO be-
relieved and the present Circular ia simply ia.
tended to remind the pubic Of the charity, and ia
receive the names Of subscribers for tickets.
Tickets are FOR sale at tho following Places
| Offices of The Tribune, Of the Home Journal, Of
the Courier and Enquirer, OF the Courier des
Etats Unis, and OF the n. Y, Herald. Alao at the
! store OF w illiams x Stevens OF Garrigue, Publish
er, Barclay.st, and W estermaIm " Brothers
| They may also be had at the studio OF Messn
| Heine, Hummer n Muller, SIS Broadway, where
the pictures may be seen by those who desire,
The following are the names OF the artists who |
have offered contributions Mr.. Durand, MADAME
Dassel, Messrs Keine, Hummer Muller Hicks |
Kensett, Rossiter, lang, Satter, Gigroud, barley |
| Schon, FagnoDi, Kaufman, Delessard, Gdemel |
ter, Fernan, D0pler, Hoffman, May, and many
others.
Madame Dassel, Messrs. Dasse Heipe, Kun
mer and Muller, Committee
EMBARcATIoN or MIs6IOSARIEs-ReY hf
Dunmore and his wife embarked at Boston day
or two since for Smyrna, in the bark lonia, Capt.
King. They are expecting to join the Mission
the Americans of Turkey sustained by the Amer
lean Board. They will commence nav station
at Diarbekir, where there is much encouragement!
| lor Missionary labor at the present time. Ihs
usual religious services took place on board tho
vessel prior to their departure. Rev. Mr.. Dole ON
eating Also sailed, in the bark Utah, Capt. Cog
dv. for Smyrna, Rev. Messrs j. a. Frazier an
Gnlian Lansing, with their wives. They are 80!
out by the General Associate Reformed SynOda
the West, and by the Associate Reformed syrA
Of New.York, to join Rev James Barnet and d.
j. &. Padding, at Damascus. Interesting rel.
gious services were held on board at 10 AMI
which the Missionaries, Rev. Alexander Blake
of Boston, and Rev. Mr. Turnbull, Minister d
the Free Church of Scotland from Miramcb, New
Brunswick, took part.
TWELFTH ANNWERsARl OF THE Ngw.Yom Ii
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL MISSIONARY Assocl d
rIoS.-The Anniversary of this Association COM \
posed Of Auxiliaries connected with the Bapdf i
Sunday Schools of New,York, Brooklyn 40 II
WILLIAMSBURG, was held on Thursday evenings &
the Berean Baptist Church. corner Of Bedford aud y