New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-12
CITY ITEMS.

THE OPERA AT CASTLE GARDES--The Manager
of the Italian Opera Company which for these
many weeks has been performing at Castle G.rdss.
il real beneactor Of the public, though II Gro wdsd
bouses are an evidence, he finds his account in It,
But we know Of nothing which could do 90 much
to correct and reine the musical tas.eo of the City a
the admirable performances he is giving night after
night, at a rate Of admission 80 low a. to make them
acceptable to the ofthe people For fifty cents
the beat Italian o eras maybe heard sung by artists
who, taken together are exceled no where out Of
London or Paris We could wish indeed, for their
sske that the place were less trying to the voice,
aud for the sake Of the public that the managers
advertisements for each evenings opera were
more reliable than experience proves them, bat
where all else is so excellent we shall not complain
o. these things
Tonight BelliDis Puyitans 10 TO be given with
cast never approached in this country. Stefanoni,
ssvi, Bsdali, Marini. all sing in it. No more need
be said.
The New "RENDEER" BoAT.--This new and
magnificent boat is now nearly completed, and will
probably make her first trip in the course ofa few
days In point of size and splendor, she will rank
" iih the frat Of the steamers now plying on the
Hudson. she is about 300 feet in length. and 200
tuns measurement her engine il large aud unusu'
ally powerful, and AZ she draws bat feet 8 inch.
e. she will no doubt fully compete In speed with
any boat on our waters. She is to be commanded
by Capt. Albert DeGroot wellknown az the foe.
mer commander Of the Niagara and Roger W.
hams, under whose superintendance she is now
being furnished in the most gorgeous style. The
great Improvement in her arrangement is that the
upper cabin is made the dining saloon, and the pss
seBgers will have the advantages of fresh ale and
light at their meals. This improvement lie sure to
find favor with the travelling public.
The Reindeer's engine was bailt at the Morgan
works, foot of Ninth.sL The boat itself was con.
structed under the direction OF Thomas Collier
Esq and promises to be his browning effort in the
ate Amboat building line.
The TAILoRs RIors-The hearing on the pst
of the prose cuton was proceeded with on Sstur-
DIV and Sunday, and all will be disposed of to day,
when the amount OF bail will be fixed by the jas
tice Robert Hutchinson gave $500, and Charles
Gotz 90, 900 bail, for appearing at their trial Not
enc has been committed up TO this moment
Twenty eight oil the prisoners have been Identified.
among those, JOHN THIEL as the man who had
knife in bis hand when arrested. Since Wednes
day, % afHdsvits have been taken.
or The 6srmana Committee Of 10 from the Tai
lo have rendered vote Of thanks to Capt Fios,
of the Warrington Artillery, for OPS, in aid OF the
Tsilor's movements, collected at a meeting Of bis
company
Tb. Company will take excursion Son. and
the profits will be handed over to the Committee OF
tbs Tailors In his address to the Committee.
Cant. Fling assured them Of the most cheerful sym
nstbv of al the Soldiers with the fate and the pro-
ere,s OF the Workingmen's movement.
E,pv-A fire was discovered ia the roof OF
house No. IT'S Broone.st. at O'clock Saturday
morning. Put out with trifing damage.
A. 10 P. NJ. Friday, fire occurred In the
embroidery store of Lewis Neustsd, 2Osi Gtandst
caused by the falling Of csmPhene lamp The
cor.srts Of the store were Lmos. entirely des-
troyed loss OF stated.
-At9I o'elock Friday morning. hire occur
red in the lumber shed Of Bacon & Ravenf organ
factory. ls2 Ceaterst caused by bot ashes Ia
barrel. Damage very slight.
FtREs-There were two trifing tires yefteroay
Afternoon in the Fourth District one In rear
house in Delaney st. near Norfolk and the oshe' u
Houston ct. Very little damage.
NIBLe's.-Burtop, the Chambers o. manAse'-p
nears At Niblo' to nj GIT, 10 conjunction WIZ" LIS
ham, Mary Taylor, and others N'0'0' -
.nddsg h.fuI place at any time, and no" thar inc
extreme heat il passed. it IL more He9'eN''1 -
enjoyed than ever
p.rurss.-Tse fine steamers st. Nicno'
Rodman, ard Koscusky, Capt. Han
'n ~. .nnnins regularly from Watts sr. and Pier No
r. give excellent facilities for sea bathing q
-, I.I.nd The bathing season ID at iss high
S" and all the city should improve 1t, ooh io'
hsslth's and pleasures ssks.
| DEAR VIsIr.-0n saturday night aoout ~
o'Slocs, as a gentleman Who gave his name a. ~
ION q. Jones, lawyer, FRI m llinois, was pnsins
down Church It, on the way 10 his Temporary re- ~
depce a. Lovejoy's Hotsl, he was aecos'ed oy a.
male named Mary Jane Reed, who kindly in, w.
him 70 accompany him home. Mr.. Jones acsepss.
tsa irvi,.t;on without thinking on the danse,oe'
o,opna he was about to tread, With nusA pc. =
6ooh. containing sl75 in notes and go'd ana -, ~,
| -. - ,ha Leather Manufacturerss b snk " .ap
Civ on his person. In the course OF 'us a.,
sw,t ard heard bis pantalooDs tsinng 70 va nv,
~ he suspected eli wS rot right. lou pr1I \;
WIN n. o.ss A he soon Uncovered tnat ~ -
Uonev w,s gone. Heimmsdisteiy gave zoo Wv