New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

IIandeTs great Oratorio--The Messlah-wlll be per-
formed at Tripler Hall tonight when we shall have
an opportunity Of Judging MISS Hayes from olier'
Ell view than any heretofore afforded Should her
triumph here be as complete as in some other points,
II will be worth days existence to hear that sub
lime aria :" know that my Redeemer liveth." Miss
Maria Lcoch, Herr Mengis and Mr. Braham assist In
the performance, and the chorus of the New-iork
Harmonic Society is engagcd.
OPENING OF THE FMR.-We paid hasty
visit to Castle Garden Yesterday, and were much graf
iGed with the promises there presented Of coursethe
sounds of the and the hammer are heard, ard
much remains TO be Done TO fix things as they should
be; but for a first day the show was very good IN
deed We sec good improvement for egress, ID the
shape of broad stairway on the outside to the lett
of the door by which visitors go from the gal
leres INTO the bridge without cTowdlng through the
inside stairs and gangway. OF the wares already
oper ed, We observed fine show Of edge tools,
large assortment of carpetngs, furniture Of the finest
kind in abundance. -four and mill products, glass;
ware bells locks, knobs, india rubber and guta per
cha goods, vehicles some hardware. fine lot of the
Vermont flint ware which is very handsome, consid-
cradle needlework, &c. These things generally wear
a substantial look and seem to be of the very best
valuable and varied collection ever brought together
III a few days the whole of the Garden will be
filled with goods and the show will be worth visit
hom every person who takes pride III American
manufactures.
GREENE CouNTY.-The Whig Conven-
ton for this County Will be held at Cairo the sth
inst.
rY7 The CITY of Richmond, Capt Ter
~, sailed at S PM yesterday for Norfolk, Richmond
and Petersburg, Va.
SAILING OF THE CoMEr.-The new clip
per ship Comet, Capt E. {. Gardner, sailed early
Yesterday morning Oh her first voyage to San Fran
CISCO She had full cargo, and several passengers
alist of whom will be found IN the proper place
ly7 Hon. Z. d. Culver is to address the
Life Time Temperance Society, No. Chatham
square, tonight.
tg The New York Typographical Soci-
ETY. hold their semi-annual meeting on Saturday
evening next, for the election of officers and the
transaction of other important business a report for
the pa SIX months will also be made by the Direct
ors of the Library and no doubt some action will
be bad IN relation to celebrating Franklins birth
day. They expect great demonstration this year.
The l.. |. RAILRoAD-The difficulty be-
tween this Company and the City of Brooklyn is ere
atrg much inconvenience TO the people of Long ISL
and. They complain loudly at the soppage of the
freight trains and the consequent keeping OF their
produce from market. We understand that trains
only run between Brooklyn and jamaica The gen.
era impression of the country people is that the Cor
poration IS the party to blame. We hope the affair
VIII be settled at the earliest moment, so that the
Long Islanders may get to town with their eataolcs
TIE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT BY re-
port in our city columns, II Will be seen that the
Temperance movement is taking a shape that will
be likely to command attention from the people,
especially from political Conventions which have
TIE nomination OF candidates in charge. There are
strong men IN this movement, and we begin TO
hope that the rum-rowdyism of our yagabond popula
| ton VIII be checked
EMIGRANTs ARRIVED. OCT. 1.-The fol-
lowing vessels arrived yesterday with steerage pas
| sengerS
Harnet, Liverpool. $50 Isaac Wight, Liverpool. AZ
Edwin, Ro,teIdan.------ lda> Dublin -l53
The IMPORTANCE OF One NoTE.-Never
was one vote of more importance than in the late
| Diocesan Convention, held at 81. Johns Church in
this City On the fourth ballot that vote prevent
| ed the election Of DR.. Wainwright as Provisional
Bishop of Newl ork. and that vote was the vote
oi Rev b. +. Taylor, Rector Of 81. Johns Church,
| WilliamSburgh This Is a new Church and objcc.
tions had been made to its admission to the Conven-
ton bat these objections having been overrued, il
was admitted immediately before the ballot was Ia
ken, and thereby the ultimate secured in
the election of Or. Creighton of Tarrytown, 20 the
Bishopric. Had the opposition succeeded in keep
ing back ihi> vote. they would have gained the
day.
MLirIA DurY.-" \ Constant Reader" "
inquiries if absence from the city At the time of an.
nual parade Il sufficient excuse for non-periorm-
ance OF military duty. II is no excuse al all. You
must commute beforehand, train, or pay the court
martial hne Only sickness or attendance upon a
Court IN certain cases excuse one who Is liable.
VALENTINE MANVAL.-This very use
ful publication is Just issued, having been delayed
for some weeks by the severe Illness OF the compiler
Ii is scarcely necessary to give sketch OF lis con-
tents since It has become as well known and as IN
dlspensable TO business men Is Directory. Nh
valentine presents, a. usual AL tHe ui.u'A Vi TIC
CITY Government, with the names OF al officers from
Mayor to door. keepers, with the sums paid to each
a full exhibit OF all The schools in the City, of the
iii ances mortality. charitable institutions, courts
elections population N 1880, sc. &C. Besides these
there are copous and interesting extracts from the
Dutch and early English records of the City, ancient
mars and views. and fac sime of letter Of Gen.
Washington. The book IS iAe most valuable one yet
issued
AN OeGAN AT LAsr.-We congratulate
The Democracy upon the birth OF their new or
gan-TAe National Democrat. IL Is a smart looking
infant, and has an appearance of stability that is re-
freshng after the sicky and pulling things that have
passed away Tbe National DeRocrat Is published