New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26


IN the accompaniment The sane VS. a'7's' 'he
case on The repetition.
We earnestly hope that Mss CaihariHt Hayes VII
set spnear before The American pubic N O7ers We
are confident th.: ballad singing Is no! her peculiar
-fs md that The STAGE not the conrer-roprn, is tae
arena best suited 30 her genius. But IN TIE mean
tine We are vel content to hear slch sweet sinsng
as the swan" is now pouring n'o our ear aai
hcarf, at Tn2.ef H.I.
" Bouen : McNdmee have cOmmoaced
legal .proceedngs against the New Haven J,ursa.
o.ycy and also The PsNa6nrr o. that city, fo' hlY-
.sr reported tiat they lad failed. A hey arc gen
,ray Known lo be very strong, the rumof VII hi'm
,lru less than .t nigh; some other houses ani"e
rust tbs proseruton VII lead 70 me ferretng on
and exposing o. tne author of this wanion h1 ma
lclous slander. Who ought to be severely ie+soned
for mis- juicuity r our New-Haven cotemprares
can Dolnt hirn oui and prove themselves innocent
o(i1tent;onal wrouQ rs we presume they can we
trust they willie let off with an atmomiton :" Dc
careful - future
y" Trainiu' Day IS at hand the an
rual hnts IN tho shape Of ''Wanngs are beng
scattered most n1u. :nously BY the Orderly ser
ceants, wherefore we advise all constitutional sub
ec'. to make their seventy-fye cert cy"nse at me
Tax Office forthwith
New CLIPPER SHP.-A hae ncw ship,
called the Charles Mallory has ust rriyed from
Mystic Conn. where she was built by Nessrs Iron
CrnncII, under the superintendent and direction
of Nr Charles Mallory, her owner. Her dimensions
are rs follows 10 Zee; keei Oh ccck, 10 feet
rake - feet beam. 33 feet hoilow.l- feet 20
uns Cusiom-ll House, and viii carry 1000 tuns meas
uremen, from China. she Is built IN he strongest
manner From under SIDE Of Aool 30 top Il Aeclson
feet. heavily boted with > inch iron bolts Floor
n inches. with three J., inch bolts in each frame
Five heavy bnqe streaks II floor heads. inches
square bolted With inch tHo L lch clamps N
lower hold heavily fastened with nch outside
plank, g. inch wales. and q inches, al square fast
cned beams OF yellow pine, - by u inches with
three Knees to each beam end IN both frames, and
bolted with twenty.one and inch bolts in each
knee yellow pine waterway on lower deck, u by
Is inches, boltcd with one inch large pointers sweep
across the can't. heavily bolted and kneod She has
sly hooks forward and two aft Tic water for the
ships company is carried in an ron .ank which eI'
tends from keelson 10 upper deck being framed into
between the decks. The deck arrangements are
very convenient .or working ship having all the
model appliances the house on deck is divided into
a large steerage. well lighted for crew, with galley
and separate steorage for ships boys, cabin, with
three lengths Of salc-rooms with forward cabin for
the officers Of the ship has Robinsons patent steer
ing geor Is thoroughly ,alted and completely venti-
lated IN every part.
f9 We are authorized 10 state that the
arrangements are positively concluded by which
Mad vii VIZ tho | ultpd States
ionally the OF next year probably early
in the Autumn She Will come with the design ot
appearing mainly, If not exclusively III the concert
room, and viii probably be accompanied by both
ERNST, the violinisi, and LIszr, the pianist. They
would form the most brilliant musical trio that
visited America together. Madame Sonntag Is
reckonod by the Partisan critics to be the very first
Of living singers and, since Jenny Lind retired
from The stage, has been the main reliance Of Mr.
Lumley for success at London and Paris.
jenny LIND IN OpERA.-1hc Times
states on hat II calls reliable authority that Jenny
Lind Will return to tins City IN short time and VIII
appear at Castle Garden, early IN January, III two
Italian one French and one English opera. The
following are the operas selected Norma" Lin
da du ChsmouniN," La Flle du Regiment" and
the "Crown Diamonds" She has consented to
these four representations at The urgent request OF
of many who aIdenily desire TO hear her IN opera
We trust that this report IS well founded Vet sc
fear 1t is piece Of news " too good 10 be true"
Ferry ACcOMMODATlONs.-- - The steam
boat Golden has been placed on the Jersey City
Ferry, afordng increased facilities IN crossing that
ferry. We learn that the New-Jorsoy Railroad o.
l. 4 ,1.r. - l...xy md, fhar.
purtenances adjoining and south OF the present
ferry at Cortland-S, with view OF dispensing with
the Iibory.st ferry now used for the Philadelphia
lines 1t Is said that they intend erecting ample
ferry houses and other accommodations commen-
Surate with the increased travel between New-Jersey
and Now-i ork
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. 1t will be
rccollocted that the City Temperance Cons senton Is
to meet a, National Hall, Canal-st this evening.
THE AFRICAN EMIGRATION. The brig
2cno cleared ior Liberia Yesterday under the patron
age of the American Colonization Society, with 10
colored emgTantS.
STEAMER FOR CHAGREs. The sic amshlp
Georgia Capt. Porter, VIII leave per foot of War
renst., North River, at O'Clock this afternoon. 96.h
inst tor Havana. New Orleans and ChagrcS
l8 MADAME ANNA BISHOP has arrived IN
this City, and As We informed, is TO be honored
with serenade tins evening at her residence, West
Twenty second ST. by the members of her Orchestra
e We learn that the steamer Champion,
which has been aground Hartford for some days,
was got OF on Tuesday night and found 70 have Sus-
tanned no injury She l> expected .o-day TO resume
her place ia the me
GRAPES.-We understand that the New
Jersey Grapes raised by Mr.. Hughes, OF .Nattewan
Point, took the first premium at the Horticultural
Exhibition ~ Jersey CITY. lBroas, No. sls Wash
ngton-Si.. y. \, sells them.