New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

70 Both Boards of the Common Coun-
ell will meet at p. NJ, to-day.
u Don Pasquale will be given Tonight
at the Opera House, with Marini as the Don, and
Bosio as Norma We have not space nor is 4 nee
essary 10 speak in advance of the performance
full house will undoubtedly reward the enterprise OF
the manager
BENEFIT TO SIGNoRA NOvELLI. Max
Maretzek and the artists of his company will present
tomorrow night the most successful Opera Of the
season-Maria di Rohan-for the benefit of SlgnoEa
Noyell who is anxious to return with her children
20 Italy The petite Adellna Patti will sing the Echo
Song and Signora Bosio will sing several arias from
choice operas The advertisement will be found IN
another column.
BENEFIT TO A WORTHY MAN-This eve
ming benefit Will be given, at the Broadway Tab
esnscle, to Mr.. Joseph Perkins, an old and highly
respected member of the Fire Department, who has
lately by reason of blindness, been derrved Of the
means of support The performance viii consist OF
vocal and instrumental music, by eminent artists
We trus, that our citizens will not neglect this op
por.unity for combining refined entertainment with
a mos, praisewor.hy application OF funds.
JENNY LIMBS LAST CONCERTS Mr..
Howard, Of the Irving House, yesterday received a
letter frsm the Swedish Nightingale, IN which she
indicates the course of her remaining concerts ia
this country. She has fixed the 18th Of January as
the date of her last appearance IN this City probably
intending to sail in the steamer OF the 18th for Ly-
erpool We subjoin the note from Mr.. Howard
IRVING HOUSE Monday. Dec. /. 1851
To the Editors Of The N. Y. Tribune
GENTLEMEN Having received a communication nom
Mile Jenny Lind, Ifosming me 81 her arrangements oI
the remaining concerts she intends giving IN Ameuca,
have thought might be interesting to your rsaders1 10 De
made acquainted with them. 80
Mile Lind thus evening Thunday the The. an o and
Saturday the es inst IN Boston Inc Tess ai.eI p,HDS
Haven on the loth 18Th and 22d inst she sings IN Pha-
deIphia. .,.- l..-.-,, -. a.. ,o,,
INST az Tripler Hall and her last concert Apsreo Will
take place on the l2th January. 1889
have the honor 10 be your obedsht servant.
ID. ID. HOWARD.
BOARD OF CANvAssERs. --Owlng proba-
bly, to knowledge Of the mandamus which hasbeen
issued and the proprety before It's being served, oil
obtaining advice in regard to ii, quorum Of mem
bers was not present on Saturday afternoon, and The
result, consequently, no. declared. The Chairman
announced that the Board stood adjourned TO Monday
Uhls) afternoon at o'clock.
SoLIDlFIED MLK.-W. NJ. Abbatt, No.
90 Burling- slip is the Agent this country for Fs'
deuilhe's Purified Solidied Milk docking very much
like extremely dry cheeseJ said to retain It's quail
ties for years If kept in dry place II must prove
valuable for shipmasters and others who cannot 3D.
tain milk ~ It's original state.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY LECTURE.-The
next Lecture before the Mercantile Library Associa-
ton By Rev Henry Giles, will be delivered at Gin.
ton Hall to night, Monday instead Of Tuesday az
heretofore.
Destructive FIRg-About halfpast ii
Yesterday morning FIRE broke out IN the extensive
steam mill Of William MenZies, a. me 1908 OIL
Fiobtsentb-st near the Eleyenth-ay. The flames
epTead with great rapidty, owing 10 the large GUAM
ti;y OF lnhammabe material IN the building, and
although the fremeB Of the district were promptly
on The ground the building was, In d short time, re-
ouced 70 ashes notwithstanding their most energetic
action. small frame-shop, adjoining the mill,
occupied by Mr Newell. turner, was also DESTROYED
Tie machinery was rendered useless BY the falling
OF heavy beams upon Il. The total loss OF MI.
MeI zies cannot fall far ssort Of $1,000, upon which
there is no insurance.
TIE Ere was evidently the work OF an incendiay,
as or Reporter was informed tia. 10 IRE haa eesa
used in the premises since Friday afternoon al hai''
past o'clock.
FIRES fire broke out On Satutudt d.
ternoon about O'Clock in the small onck oun snn
No. II Noore-st occupied as shoe makers sn2p'
&c which was destroyed. The large frame bqild.
ins on the corner was slightly damaged Total JOSS
on SATURDAY. night at o'clock, hre broke Gus IN
the iron iounday No. 9e Grand-st, from some IN
Snown cause IL was extmguisaed before iAnch
~y.,terday morning a FIRE occurred IN me ssofe
X q. Nin,h,ay which was extinguished oy cApI
sehrnr Of the Ninth Ward before any materiai san'
age occurred.
LruTzE's GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE
To-day begins the sixth week Of the exhiplsion Of
W.shGrton Crossing,t the Delaware. On Thanas-
.;vi.a Dsy over fifteen hundred persons visited ME
sailefy, at No. CSC Broadway
PORTRAIT OF KossUTH.-Mr. Could
snencid portraits of the iliustrous Kossuh painted
Il Kuabia is now exhibited al the gallery OF ASH
ington Cros sing the Delaware, No. oss BROADWAY
where Il will remain fox 0oe week.