New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08
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the second Concert Of Jenny Lind will b. o.
at Cattle Garden The performances will a.
mence at II O'Clock, and close At Il. sou,.,.
able visitors to leave by the ; o'clock lines n,
programme of this Concert will DO found in m,
Advertising columns. Ii 10 one OF the cboio..,
selections ever offered to our citizens In n.
first part. Jenny Lind will sing from the or,.o1..
of Handel, Mende ssohn and Haydn. la tia a.,
ond part, she sings Sweet Homs," and ut..
part in the celebrated trio from the CsmO Of a.
lesia. The character OF this Concert is yery..
propriate to the time, and we predict 70, n,
repetition OF the splendid success Of last pisht
A notice of the Concert last evening is crowd
ed out.
SAILING OF THE AsIA-The British Ma
steamer Asia, Capt. JUDSISs, sailed at noon yea.
terday for Liverpool. Among the passengers "a
notice the name Of Gen. John 7. Cooper Of Al.
bany, bearer OF dispatches to St. Petersburg.
Gen. G. has also a Commission from the Govern
or OF this State to examine into the condition
discipline and force OF the cavalry In the variou,
countries he may visit. Mr. 0llife, bearer Of
dispatches from the French Minister. il also
among the Asia passengers The steamer takes
out go 1000 in specie.
The NFw.YoRK HGsroRIcAL SocIErV.-Ths
stated meeting of the Historical Society was
held on Tuesday evening, at their rooms 10 the
University. The most interesting feature Of the
evening was the reading o. paper on the lie
and character Of the Marquis Dc la Rougive. wAs
under the name OF Col. Armand, came to this
country and took part in the War OF the Revols.
ton. The account embraced many curious snd
interesting Incidents, and is a valuable contrib.
ton to the history Of the times. The paper.
which was read by MIR. George II. Moore, Libra
rian Of the Society was prepared BY John Nc
Donald, Esq, OF Flushing, L. l.
MAKING HAY.-The crop of grass was taken
of the yard in front of the City Hospital yessg-
day. The rank, delicious green of this little bi.
z III -. Al. of .hing sight in
oil Broadway. Indeed, the Hospital yard. With
ito noble arch Of elms-now Hedging their dowsy
young leaves-snd the gray, stately, ivy-srowa
front Of the Hospital filling up the background,
pleases US better than all the architectural shows
of white marble and brown 'reestone which oar
City can produce. Ii forms rich, mellow. bar
monious picture, in striking contrast With the
glare around it.
u The Fifteenth Anniversary Of the Amer
lean Temperance Union will be held at the
Broadway Tabernacle this evening at II o'clock.
The meeting will be addressed by Rev. h. g.
Carpenter of New.York, Rev. DR.. Cleveland Of
Providence, II. l. Rev. John Chambers OF Phi
sdelphia, and Rev. DR.. Tying of this City Ma
sio from a band.
" Any Of our readers who may visit New.
Haven will do we'll 10 read the advertisement Ia ssoss~
column, Of The " New Haven Hotel" speaad hOuss
Gently opened by OEo IvEs, Esq
~ Tho New.York Colonization Society has
engaged Thper Hall for this evening for The purpose
holding the Annual Needing. Drs sPsISG, Cox rrss,
Hon. r. r. STOCKTON. Hon J. b. LArRoBE Of BsGimcfe
City, addition to several gentlemen from the South, WI
bo present and address the audience.
u The NeU- York Chronicle OF this week
contains the Protest Of tho Fret Bspnst Church sssoss
late action OF the Trustees, In leasing portion Of Ito
church edl6ce the American and Foreign BOs socisJ
The Church have spponted their PstOr, DR.. Co.'s, 70
read the Proiest before the Soc ETY. Fhdsy evening"
~ Dr. BANSING, we perceive, will THE dag
finish another Of Fee Lectures ladies' See ID
Veris ment We thai tho ladies' who ell Invited
attend will not lose his excellent chance OF heshsf
the Doctors views upon the interesting subjects Involved
10 the scope Of this lecture
PRREEOLoGY.-Mr. Fowler will continue bic
lectures 10 Clinton Hall every evening this week, Hs
Csblae, or Museum At l3l Nusau-st, Is always ops.
and lf o TO visitors
NIBLOs.-The great dancers, Caroline Roar
set and hsr three sisters sppe tonight In the sdniFs's
produced ballet Of Gselle. Their engagement eEsa4
only 10 next week. We shall never look their lss
again"
BOARD OF BUPERVIsORs.-The Board were IN
session ew minutes yesterday, aud received eonne
nicauon relative 10 between ptl and NsJ,
They lhen adjourned out o respect 10 the memory o. Ias
late MIR. HOue The members proceeding 70 aEssnd ne
funeral
AccIDENTs.--A man named Patrick White fell
through tho ha.chway Of the ship Lochnaben C.so Jes
The foot VI Vesty and severely Injured. do
was taken to the CT y hospital.
Fowler Wa con a sal or on board tho ship Martha j.
Ward tell from The head TO The deck IJuTiag Mn
self severely. He was taken 10 tho ciIy hospital.
ANOTHER MURDER Oliver Perrls who some
weeks .i1ce stabbed Ia DelancysI By al 0oGaovs
man cleo yesterday a. his Tesioence, In Consequence
the rluries received Coroner 0eer win hold nqasa
on the body tbls morning.