New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07
CITY ITEMS.

eprsiop to TarYysoWn or Friday, for target pfac'
sise. They are named after Warrington Irving
and therefore annually proceed to tho neisnoos'
hood of his residence, when DO nsoau2 J'.D'
kha ieativitfss Of the OCCASION We regFe' - soy
that he waa prevented from doing SO on ptlo@ o.r,
consequence Of domestic caismHy l;,S. ooJ
n.nv il under tue command Of oePs' n'A'.a
muat do them the justice to ssS spSs ..-olv
hettar conducted set Of 70 lows v
met with They are alike credl1AO0 ~
a.. - ,hsm,eIyes and to the Slfo ~
ST. ,f,er reaching tho vil'ge' 'AfS9s PiHe,'.o
...-,n,e,oed, and the prizes "efo T." 80
-. lat prize, magnificent shVer 'ah@a'o ~
-, simoson I'd prize, nanosotho SpV'i gu
=. to Mr.. Robert Williams The osher pflzeb
-. ,overalIy awarded to Mr. Albert SpaialnS'
Ma, md Hunter, B. @ Sourgar and George SA1er.
Ts..a exercises being concluded, the company
Nth their invited gaents, adjourned to the ho'e'
rvbers T. most excellent dinner had been PROVIDED.
Among tbs invited gusts were several dissn'
euished gentlemen from the neighborhood, rom
Wes,chester Co. and from this City. IT Is haFo'y
necessary to say shas ample justice was cone 70
,bs abundance Of good things PROVIDED ana saas
many good thipgs were said as well az essen'
After passing very pleasant time, the order 10
.,,.,, IN was given and the company marched
..,ouoh the village to the depot and returned to
90 Cltv del,goted with the trip. They we're ac'
sompanied by the Nsw,YoFk Brass Band under
.he direction OF Mr. Mocher and Sheir e1ceNens
son.io added no: q little to the enjoyment OF the
occasion.
Co.cgRr AT TUE TABERNACLE,--Mr. aud Mad
ame HILLYER's Concert at the Tabernacle GA Thurs
dny night WAS thinly attended at it's commencement'
and more shiny still at its Close many Of the audi
tors having quietly slipped cut between the parts
The fact il. many persons nust have attended with
expectations raised to pitch which could not be
satisfied Nr. Hilyer has not quite tho power o.
Lablache nor all Of the ripe, sweet organ OF SAW
sho quality of his baryt0ne does not surP2ss that OF
Ballsttl, and he is entirely incompetent TO Sing
either soprano or c0ntraNo. His voice is not 200
nisely in unison with the instrument, to give pain
10 delicate ear nor would the emotions oceasioned
bv his singing be likely to agitate susceptible
heart. He is free from all these disagreeable Pc
euliartes OF great singers; he may be heard with
perfect safety. Mad. Hillyer has voice which is
soft and pleasing in of the upper notes, bat
resdy and twanging in the lower. iss capacity,
however, is limited, and did not embrace most of
the ariss which abe sang. Altogether, we 90 NOS
think the Hilyers will be obliged to lease OaSte
Garden.
THE JOURNAL OF ooMMERcE.-Ths dignifed
Commercial and Christian aheet we rejoice 70 see,
has emerged from ito former dminusive size, and
ROW comes to us enlarged TO very parsable dimen.
gions. STILL it only contains ten columns bat az
these have bean heightened aightly, it le large
enough to fold in the middle for the purpose of read
Bog. The Courier and Enquirer recently bade
adieu to its juvenile proportions with equal grace
and aimilar tokens Of prosperity. We are glad to
ace our little neighbors getting on in the world, and
hope they may speedily attain their full stature.
gcY' The abundant success OF the Mission effort
at the Points continues to be matter OF oopgrataa-
tion 70 all who feel an interest in the movement
The school already numbers seventy children with
applications daily for admission. The principal
seacher, Mrs Mary Kulin, and her daughter, msn'
age with admirable tact, and the woTat children
soon become orderly and studloas Many Of our
beat citizens OF both take sn interest in this
school, which promises the most excellent results
a night aohool is to be opened Monday Next
under an able teacher aso another teacher is to
BIO added to the day school. Gr. Pease has enc
general superintsndanoe. Much credit Ia due
Capt Smith and his assihtauts McNennis, Judge
and Dowel, OF the Sixth Ward Police, for the lear,
less and efficient manner in which they nave dig
charged their onerous duties regardless of threats
or bribea
NEwUAvEN DEPoT-ThiG fine building at the
sprner of Center and Canalete is going up rapidly
No little curiosity has been manifested to know how
yhe oars are to be got into the depot snce no sper'
sure of sufioient sza has been left on the Center
at tront. Cha care will come around complete
semioiro,e and erter at the CAnaLst side, since
the great width Of that street furnAhes much more
room for turning, and prev ents interference with
She care OF the Harlem Road.
MUSCLE our notice Of the parade Of the 9th
Regimen! at Brooklyn, we stated band to have
been Dodworths, and in9 notice OF Star Hose Co
No. "a, on Tuetday, the same hand was called
Whtoombes; in both instances we should have
said the " City Brass Band. led by George Whit
worth.
SALES REAL ESTATE BY ADRIAN d. MULLER
Oct. 3-Five lots south side One Hundred and
Twenty eghth.st 500 fest east of sizthav. each
Ss0o 81, 900; 5 lots north side One Hundred and
2wenty seven.h.at, 900 feet east of Slxth.ay eNoA
e90o 81, 500.
EY WYSpHAM ROBERTSON, ESQ, OF the Net0
Orleans Standard, with bis family, passed through
our City on Thpsrdsy on his way homewsrd from .
Summer tour. Nearly ali our Southern visso,a are
row vending their way homews,d,
gy' The Peoples Monthly Medical Enquirer
tLoudon) pronources contaltsnon Of doctors raad
hrecommends patients pay liberal price for tis case
proportion Quiokness Of tbs and declare
SAss the "prac!cs OF psyiag BY the ei acts premium
for prsrActng The with view OF Increasing al
charged for The visits perhAps might said the yls
NAtouR."