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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MAY 49,
TO LET.

II DWELLING AND sTCRE TO RESr-A nest
". onet'cry and attic cottage sQuge, containing rooms
with CLOSETS or each hOor and cnrulHet n desirable
10 accommodate two small families With separate ktrh
Also, Country Store adjoining where good bust
nay be done without competition Said premises viii
be rented separately together low rates and
pessery tiiuaied IN the village Of Salisbury ri liz Or
tnRe ca miles Of HcwburKh. the Goshen turn
pile AAihey locaed In quiet and healthy neighbor.
hood easy and where living IL chesp they oger
peculiar advantages 10 any person wishing 20
business 10 vs retired For further particulars apply
myi0 2w J $ SKATER, 2Ji Pear-st.
e. TO LET-rhe new iOur-s,ory house 10 Purity
- thrd-st door from Broadway, well arranged for
one or two families, CrOiJn. bah. kc- btssos leave
a door every FIVE minutes Rent 10 gooi tenant 500
Inquire the premises or OF r J. GOTHAM. - WslL
from ~ in O'Clock. as n
Sy. HOUSE TO LRT.-A fine thr-s-siory houss
~ 5i Broadway three doors sOove Spring o. furnished
49, In he most modern style. The furniture VIII 30 sod
let with the prernises For particulars inquire ~ ths
house Of s. ID. HALLG Co cor. OF Cedar and Peal
myi4 ST.
>gz TO ERR-LET-Part Of the gen,ssl three-sio~y
ri brick house 1913 Thirtav covssag Of front and bark
H. psrlor snd bedroom 90 a a1or ard bedroom 81
floor. Apply ~ HboyeS doors above seyeu,e snhs,
mJlflw'
g. TO IEI-Two genteel three-story hose contan-
H. fTlv fourih-si between Mini and T-r'h Avenues
Rep, $50 Apply to W. LATsOS. l79 Broadway, or
morning and evening upon the premises. my7 5swn
IA. WANTED To RENT-A country residence. lar.
E, rsifd within m hours f.ie from the city, either tv
IT, 81 amtoa, or railroad. Address Box ai8J Pos
once mytSF
40 AN OPEIQH TO Ig1'-Abo furnished rooms
ia Inquire 81 S64 Broadway, entrance In Ersnkin+L
MO n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18
; AT PRIVATE sALE-A beautiful resldenc

- AT PRIVATE SALk-A beautiful residence
ES5 situated at Oyster Bay Long Island consstng OF
- neat two story house containing seven rooms be-
side kitchen and attic with spring leading into the
with about FIVE acres offne meadow land, Including ap.
pie orchards and large variety OF other fruit trees shrub
berry, &c. The location s splendid and Of the mos
delrabe country residences offered for sale For
terms and further particulars apply TO
A. J. BLEECKER, Aucloneer,
myl3lw BToadsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18
5000 TUNs RAILROAD IRON.
rINHR OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL

Il ROAD COMPANY wish to contract for eight ihousand
of railroad iron for the eastern division OF their road
extending westward from Pittsburgh Three thousand tuns
to be delivered the Ohio River al Pittsburgh and Beaver
before the close OF canal navigation in the present year.
1850; and the remainder In the Spring OF next year. The
rais be OF the pattern, In lengths Of ~ fest and
weigh 60 pounds per neal yard. They are 70 be
subject 10 the inspection Of Solomon w. Roberts. Chief
Engineer For further particulars address the President OF
the Company al Pittsburgh, 10 whom and 10 Winsow
Lanier Co 50 WslsL NewYork, proposals NAV be sd
dressed for furnishing the BY order OF the Board Of
Directors AZ lm1 VIM ROBINSON, JR. President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
1sS Essssssg 1850. 1n

PIONEER AND EXPRESS LINE TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, At O'Clock A. N. and
4PM through In 80 hours The the PennsylvAr
MIA Railroad OF the very best and comfortable do
scripton. New packets have been placed the line.
and furnished with especial reference TO the comfort and
.-s. A. xS ~ = a.
stdY sSr'eessble Journey TO Pittsburgh.
Every effort will be render this most
route to the West
For seats apply al "a Msrkes and NJ d. corner Fblrl
and Chestnut Philadelphia WIN COLDER co.
For further information apply at West-st. Nsw-Ycrk
NILS n r. III. HINDES, Agent
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= FOR sALE-ELMIRA MILLS, AT ELMIRA,

r
Y1l. valuable properly situated on the Che
Western NewYork, the line of the New FORK and Enc
Railroad where It IL ntersected by branch connecting
with the Albany and Buffalo Road IL offered at very low
price, and easy term, Previous the proprietors
leaving Elmirs II yielded for several years net profit
equal TO IS per cent on the cost Terms; One-thrd cash
down balance In six yearly instaments For particulars
apply 10 NATHANIEL w. GOULD Elllira, 10 the
proprietor in Montreal Csnsds East
2TStut IRA GOULD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18

DY ORDER Of o. j. Harmon Of the City % Owego-Noucs Is
Dhereby gwen pursuant the Of the statute authorizing
attachments sbOu concealed, aud nonresident Debtors
attachment has been ued against tie siste Of John FORE
man the of NeHi and that the Will
sold for the payment he debts unless he appear and discharge
such attachment according law, within u0uhs from the lrs
publication notice and the payment ofany debts due 20 hun
by tins aud the delivery him for his OF
property belonging hun aud the transfer Of
such pro- forbidden Is law, and VOID DATED the
thirteenth day OF November 1874 CHARLES RHODES
mi OF OsVego Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18

RARE CHANCE.
Er PUBLIC BOARDlNC-HOUSE FOR SALE
H. Rye mam8Toneck, on tie postTOad IN iull
A~ view Of the Sound quarter Of a mile from New.
Haven Railroad Depot nearly new contains - rooms and
all the necessary outbuildugs pleasant for bOarder and
can always be filed will be sold low. Most Of purchase
money cun remain Inquire on the premises or OF ).
LYON, G. Liberty, C. HOPKINS, % Beekman-st New
York. NIL lOteodiss
G. FOR SALR.-Three lots north side OF Forty
H| Ninth-st between Broadway aud Elghh.avenue, Is
- feet by leo. Commencing 100 feet from Broadway
For particulars 6pply u
myl4 lwt WI. p. STORMS. $50 Beeker-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18
= EVERY MAN HIS OWN HOME.-I

now selling and houses erected thereon In the besuli-
" ful village Of Temperanceyie, and the price taken
weekly or monthly nsslments TO suit the circumstances
OF the purchasers thereby sfordng opportunity be-
come possessed OF house and lot terms such
make easy TO the person OF limited means, well
those who wish 10 enjoy the heah luxury Of country
residence The village already laid aud buildings
rapidly progressing upward Of 80 lots being already sold
IL within IL minutes ride OF the Fulton Catherine and
Atlantic Ferries and commands delightful prospect OF
NewYork Bay and the surrounding neighbnrhood Apply
the Office Of The Brooklyn independent 10 Cranberys
or at the residence OF the subscriber.
myI4 4tTuThS1kMs ROBT T. SHANNON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18

surREMr CoURT-General Term.-In the mat
'es Of altering Canalst. and widening of Walker
sreet &c. Application was made on the part of
zoe Commissioners for leave to take back and cor
Nct the books Of assessment and award, the OBJ
ea being. it was said, to assess the city sl400OO
which has now not been assessed to any parties.
rae motion was opposed, and argument heard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18

SHOW CAsEs-Af EARL REEVES, ~ sn 2 ssly,r
Brsss Cases Also Silver Plating done " AZ oss We
s.t,r % dc majority 0isws'sn " no u ssss< @f'' ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18

ar FOR sALE-A new one story cottage, with out
~. buildings and Of good land, only five minutes
- walk from the depot Of rarytown There ls a hne
grove Of forest Land asesm ofpure spring water,
known az the Andre Brook running through the premises
seo extensive view OF the river Il would be dssra
bic residence for gentleman doing business in the city
Possession given Immediately and but little cash required.
Apply as above 20 Imyl7 N s.. N THOMAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18

] and Iu perorming lheir dutIes upder b Tpey ap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18

In PURSUANCE Of order OF Surrogate of a. og,,
lSewyork notice hereby gwen an persons having claims
AGAINST FELIX A. NORM hie Of tie City Of New Yo .-Ir
deease presi the with vouchers Thereof 10 HI.
srber store, No ff6 Broadway the City New Yor on
or before VI August nexDaed York sls 5r ~
January 1870 bAhIhoLohhW DElAPfERRE,
sfinxsms Administrator Of felI A mora, dec....A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18

- syiy acres OF and one mile south OF Hastings AMI
A three miles north Of YOnkers lying west OF the Norm
River Road and fronting the Road and Hudson kYeri
laid out In building sites Of from three 10 twelve acres me
,les for building are unequaled the Hudson RIVER,
having most commanding view OF lne hudson ana lhe
Fest River Sound, Staten Island &c &c. Maps &c can
be had OF THEODORE MARITIME, Tweny-ei ghih-st.
heiMeen EPhth ard Ninth avs az Iln-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18
~ AT PRIYATE sALE-A .pIendld Farm, con.

d. AT PRIVATE SAIE-A splendid Farm, con-
IL tanning about l48 Of land situated at Mauchen
- NJ ard about 81 feet from Ersemans Depot bound
ed IN part by the Turnpike road from NewYoTk 10 New
Brunswick and By the road from flanhed to NewBrook
lyn On sAd farm there 10 house and out buildings with
apple peach Orchards and p acres OF WOODLAND the
balance being In high OF cultivation. II viii be sold
In one parcel or in Parts suit purchasers. For further
particular. erpIy to ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Auc-
uCueeT Broad-sf. myl3.lW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18

PURSUANCE Surrogate Of the County q New
York Hae hereby gwen psfsoas having Claims ssanst
MoTT CANNON kfe efthe Cts Of New Yo dresAss 20 pm.
With voach-n thereof 70 tbs subserers TIE res
sesrs Third Avenus ard Thirty sccon
the city OF Nesyoh before the ~enieh dJ OF Az
gus, aoKt-D-s3 Ns~ loh The 18th Day clfe6rusy, iS1
,a,.,sa. a aSII f ssaEI Er~D'r'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18

.. MRS. O,lIEARA,s PATENT ABDoM-
T: ! d
III" INAL SUPPORTERS, for the cure OF weak
~ ~ l mesa or rupture, cannot be surpassed They
rrs are free from steel brass springs and with
Es \ out back -peds. All letters (posspad) promptly
ASs.5Y stlened 10. lf3 Caaalsl
my4 lmf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18

PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the County Of
sonse hereby gyea 70 al
ABishA w SAMSON, hte Of The CITY Of York deceased
present the sane with vosce thereof
asnce No 100 Twelfth street City Of New Yort on or bss
the twenty stth day OF Juns nsxtDaea IA.
day OF Deceuner, iet% LETITA M SAMSON.
Asr,s.s.,r.srx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18

10y ORDER Of John Due the Superior Cour Of the
DCy Of New York hereby gwen pursuant % the pro
OF the statute authorizing attachments against abscontng con
ceaed debtors that attachment issued against
the estate Of WILLIAM BROWN resident Of the Of New
Jersey viii be sold for the payment OF his debts
appear and dssrec such attachment according 10 law,
within months from the first publication Of this notice. and that
the payment Of debts due 20 Inn by and TIE delivery
him. and the transfer Of such property by hin are forbidden by
aud vod-Dated, the 2Stl day OF November 1872
law9m BARNARD PARSONS Att for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18

nrOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, according law p.r.ou-
Nhasng CHINA Ssns JUSrus nchNsfkf he Of the Cry Of
Hudson County o. Columbia Couuse o. deceased hat
he abscnter fNew tho Cy efAs~ fors
the oce Of Kan Mer ~ the sad City Of udson on or before
Tie dy Ju Dates this 81 Day OF Jsnay lsso
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-09
pro.ident EiIImore,s Message.

The message of the President, read before the
two houses Of Congress on the ID inst, is pub
lshed on our first page. 1t is just such docu-
ment as was expected from President Fillmore
straight forward, business-like using not word
more or less than was necessary to set forth ex-
pleitly his views and recommendations on the vari-
ous subjects referred to- 1t bears the marks of pa
triotism and craftsmanship patriotism which
embraces the whole Union; craftsmanship which
clearly conceives the wants and rapidly growing
interests of the nation.
One portion of the message will be read with
special iuterest-that in which the President refers
| to the Compromise measures of the last Congress
He regards that series of measures as settlement
| in principle and substance-a final settlement-oi
the dangerous and exciting subjects which they
embraced, These measures are now laws these
l,,ys he soemny assures the country, will, to the
utmost of his ability, be faithfully executed. This
G,tv is imposed upon him by the Constitution, IN
the discharge of which he says; 81 shall shrink
from no responsibility, and shall endeavor to meet
events as they may arise, with frmness, as well as
with prudence and discretion" These words vii
be read with delight by the lovers Of order and the
friends of the Union in every portion of the country
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-09
Thanks the officers Ofthe Oregon for Mobile papers


II is said that Mr. Scbprck NC will be an.
. -: ~ 70 Gu -. ~ D - a.. -. So - wa ~ ~
Pouteu Ciise ~ AIiie "o 00'''S "P''i7'
Mr' murdocn, ile 4cI1l nas I, ja5 5sGo'GLeu as
10 De a0G 10 RI iG ttb Io'' Da''o'7 10 S' " IO
A large tree was cut a few days SINCE on the iarm
of Mr.. Worley, adjoining Westminster, Md, which, when
packed up, measured seven and a hall cords!
True bills have been found IN Richmond, Va,
against Reed and Clements for piracy and murder the
tol Tobr T. Cara,r, in ,7rtnerebin with M
r. VI. I'm - "a. ~ up - -
onags, - &o92t 70 eslapgs an extensive mandatory OIL
"'5 ~ - ri
IIeV. }. W. IennlhSlohj me ColoEeu CleTg man
of New FORK, who for two years has attended the World S
Peace Congress, recently received the title OF d. from the
University of Heidelberg, Germany.
The SDCvyhiU iNdN Shield saws that n rsfroI
upon almost every night is becoming to be quite indispensable
in that village frequent daring thGt5 and
| other igh-hdnded yilIHnles.
| William Walker late pngrnaster at Brantf0rd
| T,na5s W. M T,5er ,r,,n hotI, n5ar gsr,e, a.
Ig , Ssye 3d tbsiT T IanI IN
| for lie in the peniteniary at Kingston.
| A cOrresnondent of the New York Trihnur de-
| -, tSnt TX, -, u VTaiEor s.,,otor -, w.
LII n he rnn iotS G,r ,,s Ps5hisrr aF t5 ',,
ia+,st Ffba
"'ne' uT'''''S u 'n' " T ".O u "S t''tS Ne'O''e','
"a ioioGe4 Wo,lSn otStohElns 70 NJ t2aTtge, az
Se pdcnmE aS @ ' e H. a,Gy, W.
bI, at faIniol tr t !Is AL n ~ f ~
Et.e' anu '"'ii'' ""'' ' e" !" "io '''''eS ai''
'"i''I I------I
Dop, negro man save COhGeihheu LOT burning
me Darn OF MIS- CaNeh St hoe hui! ApenhIe county
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-09

HOME AFPECTIoNs.-The heart has memories
that never die. The rough rubs of the world can.
not obierate them. They are memories of homie
early home There is a magic in the sound.
There is the old tree under which the Iight-hearted
boy swung many day; yonder the river nwhich
he learned to swim there is the house in which
he knew a parents protection nay, there is the
room in which he Gomped with brother and sister,
alas laid in the yard in which he must soon be
gathered over-shadowed by yon old church.
whittier, with joyous troop like himself he has
often followed his parent to worship with, and
hear the good old man who ministered at the altar.
Why even the very school-house, associated in
youthful days with thoughts Of tasks, now comes
to bring pleasant membranes OF many occasions
that call forth some generous exhibitions OF noble
traits of human nature There is where he learned
to feel some OF his first emotions. There, per
chance, he first met the being who, by her love,
and tenderness in life has made home for himself,
happier than that which his childhood knew.
There certain feelings Of humanity, and those
too, among the best that can find appropriat e
place for their exercise only by ones own tiresde
There is privacy of that which it species OF
dissertation to violate. He who seeks wantonly to
invade it, is neither more nor less than a villain
and hence there exists su5er test of debaSement
OF morals IN community, THAI the disposition to
tolerate in any mode, the man who invadeS the
sanctty of private life In the turmoil OF the world
let there be at least one spot where the poor man
may find affection and confidence which not IA
be abused.
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Custom House, New Orleans.

t'uLLECTOR.s OFFICE, Dec D. lsJJ.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at III $;
- office until MONDAY, the I'D inst, IL clock for
making certain repairs and improvements the 4. = Ma
rne Hospital at MnuOnOghyiie, as follows:
To take up the floors in tie basement story the Old
sls and replace them with new ones
The Walls OF the building are cracked aud require
pairing.
The Plastering of all the walls equres repairing.
The entire inside and outside OF the Building to be Painted
Bath room to be fitted W in Of the lower wards with
Dead,bouso to be built in the yard of the following d.
mensOns:
y feet inches in engh 10 feet in width 10 feet high
front windows in each gable !" sixteen ghro
lOXi2in each, with lattice shutters door oil feet ,
feet high in front two windows in 'front.' Il lights each,
lJxl2: kyghJ in the roof containing 3S lights Of 10,
L. about that dimension OF other sized glass three
brick walls the back wall being portion Of the build
The root have suitable slope from back front The
interior have sink OF feet in length, feet inches
wIdrh foot inches in depth, made Of inch plank lr.
with link made right. with a conduit pipe ar ue
bottom. A table feet long 3 N width
Two Windows to be made in the wash house.
portion of the Kitchen be fitted up ior StOre-r00u
with shelves and partition.
The Kitchen 20 be whltewa3hed and repaired,
The Floor OF the dinin to be raised.
The Roof be covered with slate, the
in part payment the old copper.
The undersigned himself the right
the painting and roofing until the spring.
The contractor to the WORK Immediately RiH
making the contract, and TO finish the without delay.
The work be paid for when finished, If done the
| faction of the undersigned.
ANY information respecting the work be obtained
applying at this Office WIN. FRERET, Collector
| IA and gent J y Marine UgsUft,I
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-09

PHysEcoMRDIcAL SOCIETY. - The annual meeting OF
the members Of this society held the louisiana Uni.
yersy buildings, in Common street, Saturday asst when
the following gentlemen elected officers for the ensuing
year, viz; Dr. Thomas Hunt President DR., Farrell and Dr.
Bein, Vice Ppsdentsi DR., Smonds, Corresponding Score
tary; Dr. Macgbbpu, Recording Secretary Dr. Howard
Smith Treasurer and Dr. Mott, Curator. After the cleo
ton, the members parook Of sumptuOus dinner at the ST.
Charles Hotel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-09

On the 9Th inst, at O'clock NJ, NIRGINIus RoDEs,
o. Robert B. and Eleanor Shgnrdge aged eight months
and five days.
~ The Fuu7a will take place TUIS EVENING, from The
residence ui DIS ArUunc1 alton street. second door above
Orange street, 10 ~ uuulrs past oclo M iberud Of the family
ure fesl ryluiy tied so attend, without further nouct
On the stl inst. MARY FOSTER, wife Of Mr.. J. S,
HARRIS.
NJ Their ed attend her Funeral, o'clock
TO-DAY the house MI J, ludeu, trod between
tnronlelet and ST Charles
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-09

the Lsyee, opposite Spain street Third Municipality
Olive Oil. ' ~
J. B. BLACHE 4 Co. SELL at 10 o,cock NJ ~ Cbortres
street-Clothing and Shoes, " -
f. H. fEITTPAJN will sell at 10 O'clock at No. Canal
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Auction Sales This Day.

The U. S steamer Fulton, after living idle at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard for years, hauled up Saturday
last, and IS now undergoing thorough repairs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-09

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The prisoners who had been
tried and convicted during the week. brough up
Saturday to receive the sentence Of the court.
Edward Phillips, young lad twelve years of age con
vCted OF larceny being asked he had any thing to say why
sentence should not be passed him. replied that he had
plead guilty to the CHARGE that he orphan and had
been taught better The court in consideration Of hi
youth, sent him to the House of Refuge for years.
John Morgan, for larceny sentenced to one year al
hard labor in the peniteniary.
John Brown alias John Bucky, received the punish
ment for the offence.
Francis f. Jump, for assault and battery, received two
months 10 the Parish Jail and pay of prosecution
Thomas Reilly, for assault and battery, received two weeks
imDrisnnment.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-09

"a New Orleans Mechanic Society,
81 q To- An Adjourned Meeting of this Society will be held
Nn their Hall, 90 St Charles street, THIS EVENING
~ the 9Th inst at O'Clock. h. r. SWASEY, Secretary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-09

HOMICIDE.-An alTay occurred at the Sixth Ward Poll
Saturday evening last, between officer Daarue of the
First Municipality police, and man named Billy Williams,
tue result of which was, that Billy Williams shot through
the body We have heard in regard to the
particulars OF the affair." but have authenticated
facts. refrain from giving details. Williams was MOI
dead reported IN the Sunday morning papers, at O'Clock
last evening aid it Thought that there chance
for his Dearue arrested and locked up
examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-09

ELECTION IN THE THIRD DIsTRGcT.-By a
letter received from the coast, we learn there is
strong probability that the fighting parson, Dick
Stewart the wing candidate, is elected. We shall
believe it when it is made certain. The election
took place on the 30th ult, and we cannot reasona.
bly, expect to know the result till toward the end
sbaa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-09

Paroii's personation of Lucrezia Borga at the
New York Aston Place Opera House, is spoken of
by the papers of that city as having been, beyond
all comparison, the most effective and startling eX
hibition of dramatic power which has ever &C.
CURED upon those boards. The finale was given
with power and pathos which said TO beggar
description, and served as fitting climax to the
inimtable vocalzation and artis'caI effects which
distinguished the first TWO acts. So great was the
excitement and rapture of the audience that though
she had been called out three four times, the cur
tain had no sooner fallen than she compelled
to appear twice before it to receive expressions Of
applause more enthusiastic than any that had ever
been ELECTED within the same walls Numbers Of
the audience started to their feet in heir transport
OF delight, and many minutes elapsed before tn
extraordinary manifestation Of feeling had subsidized.
It seems now that Par9di has fairly triumphsd over
the general prejudice against which she has had to
contend, and has exlorted, by her amazing genius
and powers singer and actress, the most cordial
applause from even those who We've in the begin.
ming ungenerous enough to seek only for occasion,
| Of dispraise.