New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11
CITY ITEMS.

THE CONCERT To-S6HT.-To-nighs will DO
new Avatar In our musical history-she hrst ap
pearance OF another divinity in the world oil song
I Il will be an occasion n rely unprecedented In
this country; for even the divine Maibran sang 70
comparatively small audiences and to much more
imperfect meeica taste Jenny Lind comes among
us in the maturity of her powers and the zenith OF
her fame. The Sd endid reception which mas oeen
given her, no leis on account OF nef spienaio oe-
nevolence and lofty personal character snsn nes
transcendeps genius, is an earnest OF the pfepos'
session with which her appearance tonight VIII Do
hailed. To Justify all this inordinase expectation
to Ell up with pslpabe truth the outlines drawn
! by 30 many excited maginatons--will be no slishs
| achievement but we believe Mdlie Lind 10 eqoa'
| to it, The power of name that, without actual
| performance, can bring together alx or seven snoe
aend people. at cost Of some $4,000 for slcgets
! alone must rest on marvellous gilt indeed, TO re-
tain its spell on the public mind. Nevertheless
We have no fear that the spell will be broken or
| the gilt grow dim.
| Even leaving out of view the expectations which
will be gathered within the space of Castle Gar
den this evening, the sight of the hall and the au
dieIce will be wolth at least half the price OF
ticket. The improvements are advancing rapidly
and every thing will DO completed in ample time
| for this ev ening's performance Mr., barnum mas
furnsbed tickets Of admission 10 ten Boston and Ill
teen Philadelphia papers, every one OF which mas
signifed It's intention of being represented There
were only about 400 promenade tickets sold, when
the sale was stopped, to prevent an incohvenlenE
crowd naide the walls.
To morrow morning The tickets for the Concert
Of Friday night, will be sold as public auction in
the GARDEN
We are authorized 10 announce the following
regulations for the government Of carriages and
hacks, which are made to prevent confuaon tals
evening at Castle Garden. Ali carriages will en-
ter the large gate at the corner Of state street. and
" hitehal, and paHs out through tie gate in Bst
tery Place, at the. head OF Greenwich street. AT
the close of the Concert the carriages will take up
their company in precisely the same order. When
carriage arrives at the entrance gate at the end
| of the bridge the names Of parties will be called
out by the Inspector Of Hacks, and if not present
the CT rrag will pass Oh and come around again
line.
Persons who come in carriages are advised to
remain few minutes in order TO let the other por
ton Of the audience pass out hrst, and those who
are not in carriages will have the kindness to pass
out without delay as aocn as the Concert is inlsh
ed. Particular attention to these instructions will
prevent much confusion and materially expedite
the egresg and comfort OF the audience.
Two Hours AT REHEARsAL.--The second 70.
heaSaai Of to-Dfghta grand concert came off yessef
day at Castle Garden. About 100 pefaons were
present principally musical amateurs and mem
bers OF the Prega. The Orcheatra is composed OF
excellent material and with little more of Mr..
Bensdicss drilling, will equal, if not surpass, the
best we have ever had in this country. Tie Over
lures to "Oberon" and The Crusades' gave
ample evidence of its capacity. OF the vocalists,
BELLETTI appeared frat and aang the Sorgete'
from Rossipi's Maometto Secondo. All present
were surprised and delighted with the richness
and purity OF his voice and the remarkable finish
and gr o. OF his execution. Heis, unquestlonaoiy
the most satisfactory BARITONE who has yet visited
us. Molle. Lind was about to commence Cast0
Diva when the first of the hundred guns fired for
California, New-Mexico, Tezas and the Ten Mil
lions, thund cred just outside the Castle The Or
oheatra lad down their instruments and the s4'
pectant visit RS were obliged TO wait ball an hour,
until patriotism could be satisfied W hen, at last,
She strain was resumed Mdle. Lied again came for
ward She was very pale, and seemed to exercise
O strorg effort to commence the first notes. But
the sound of her own voice assured her, and log
ing herselfin the inspiration Of the music, abe took
her hearers with her into region Of wonder and
delight where cold, unsympasheslc criticism was
thing impossible. Her voice Is electrical in its
effect, and we do no. think there is an audience in
the nation capable of hearing it unmoved.
After what we have aaid yesterday concerning
her performance, and what expectations we have
still reserved for this evening, 1t hardly necessary
to iorestal public curiosity by further account Of
what w, have heard. 1t will b, enough TO say,
that the favored few who heard her yesterday
were, to use Southern expression, completely
enthuaed," and that there is no difference Of
opinion among them in regard to the effect on the
grand audience that assemblies tonight.
THE DEMOCRACY AND THE SLAVERY QUEsTIoF.
The meeting Of the Tammanyitea last evening
resulted In the accomplishment Of nothing, and
they adjourned to meet again this evening Its
not the Union which 10 in danger now but she
party, their shunder being almost gone. By TO-
night they will learn the action of the Syracuse
Convention on the contested seats in this City, and
the " Democratic Republican General Committee "
will then see whether their proceedings are con-
sidered regular" at Headquarters or not.
Movements are already making fer the re6rganiza
ton of the Democratic party in way to secure
the confidence Of all true Democrats" 30 the
calls say. TheHe organizations are to be formed in
| all the Wards and are 70 be styled The Demo
cratic Union Of Ward and the several AE-
! iationa uiil contain the names and raaidancas