New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25
CITY ITEMS.

ing quietly but surely to perfection. Fortunately
fer the public ears the gentlemen having the mat
ter in charge are not of the noisy kind, so we
have been saved much egotistical nonsense from
that source.
II is now understood tha. kossuth is on board the
Humboldt, and that he will probably arrive here
the 4th or 5th of December. Letters have been
placed in the hands Of the Pilots for the purpose Of
requesting Kossuh TO stop for day with DR.. Doane,
the Health officer, at the quarantine. The steamer
Oregon will then be sent down with An official
delegation, to escort him to the City q Salutes
Will be fired at Staten Island and At the Gov
eminent stations the boat Will proceed up the
East River as far as the Wallabout, and as she
passes salutes will be fred from Brooklyn Nights,
the Navy Yard, Williamsburgh Corlears Hook and
other points, and answered from the boat The Or
egon will then return, and go in like manner up the
North River, receiving salutes from various points
on either shore
Kossuth will then be laRded at Castle Garden,
where he will be formally received by the Federal
ard the City authorities an address will be presented
TO him, and it is presumed that he viii reply. He
viii then review the troops the Battery, after
which he will be seated in an open barouche which
will be surrounded by guard of honor consisting
entirely of Hungarian refugees. These men will
guished feature of the procession.
The procession will move up Broadway to Union
park, and down the Bowery and Chatham ST. to the
City Hall, where Gov. Kossuth will receive the
henors of marching salute He will then be con.
Quoted TO his quarters at the Irving House.
On the following night, a grand military and civic
dinner will be given him and his companions, by the
City Authorities, at the Irving House, at which
Of dietn bod cit
will be present On the following days, opportu-
nifty may offer, Kossuth and his companions will be
shown the notable places and things in the City.
The above IRA the nero outlines of the plan. hut
sufficient is given to convey an idea OF the pageant
1t is expected that majority of the Military COmpa
MES of the City will parade, and that great many
Volunteer Companies will also join the demoRsTa-
ton.
II is thought that the idea OF three tr,umphal arches
will be modified so as to make magnificent triple
arch Of syergreeps and flowers in the vicinity of the
Park, one arch over the caniage-way, and one over
each sidew ak the three bearing the names or buss
of Washington, La Fayotte, Kossuth
The decoration OF houses and stores or the line OF
march is especially requested the expense is amere
trife, while the effect is highly imposing and graft
fyng.
THE OpERA.-"Errani' drew a good
house last night, the novel feature In the perform
ance being the temperance Of Sig. Manni. lie
evidently labored under the disadvantage Of a cold,
and progressed in his part with but difficulty. His
voice is ponderous one as TO require, even
when in best condition, an unusual degree OF physi-
cal rt-n 10 sustain the tone. On this occasion the
intonaton false throughout but this was Justi-
fed to the audience by knowledge OF the cause
We observe with regret that Stefanone was an
nounced as singing for the last time.
We lsmented last night, more than ever, the only
blemish in her style of singing-her audible gasp IN
taking breath each inspiration OF air being percept
BILE TO the audience. Could not this be yet corrected
most admirable Signorna We observed yesterday
an occasional variation from the pitch in the early
par, of the Opera this is unusual.
Be,tini and Badiali did well, but the chorus, par
tcu,srly the female voices, we found rather tame
What was the matter The orchestra, too, needed
whipping.up In the time. The music Of Emani' Is
eoubtess very grateful to performers themselves,
they sin gipg II always con Gpors. There is great
difference in this respect in music generally. Much
that is pleasing to hear Is unpeasng TO produce, and
much that imparts real pleasure in performance
from its skiiu adaptation 10 the range Of the voice
is no, very agreeable to the listener. 1t is certainly
merit IN Verdi, that he understands writing 10
p'eate singers. Wednesday evening Don Pas
cuale' will be given with Bozio, viotsi, Badali aud
MaIili An attractive cast
u The doings in the Common Council
last NJ ht were unimporaat on the part Of the Al
| dtruen. special meeting of the Assistants was
called n reference to the school catastrophe the
proceedings Will be found at the close OF our report
| of the inquest In relation to that disaster.
p We call attention to the advertise
ment IN cur columns this morning, offering for sale
| a collection of Paintings, by great masters. They
are SIX or seven in number Of cabinet size, and II
genuine originals, the proprietor assures US they
are, must possess very great value Among them Is
! a landscape BY JOHN Born, and Madonna by Sc
| EAsTsAS DBL PIoNBo, either OF which should De
worth small fortune. The landscape represents
as told, for We have not seen the collection
an Italian scene with mountains rivers, hgures ana
! animals, the whole flooded with sunlight and the
Madonna is described as fully worthy OF the painter
whose name It bears. There is also picture by
JANIS De RcovE, valued at 81 coo and another by
| VAs OsrADE, representing the interior OF Dutch
Kitchen. For further information apply at No. =
Pine or No. JOhn-st.
u The name Of CORNELIUS MATHEWS
ESQ, was accidentally omitted from the LIS, Of mem
bers OF the Committee of Arrangements for the Kos
suih Banquet, published in The TrIbHHs YESTERDAY
morning.
Y The Georgia sailed for Chagres yes
terdsy afternoon with the large number Of S5 pas
strgets.
u The majority FOR Judge Roosevelt
is by the Official canyass shown % he 2,69 .as.ea'