New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-14


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CI'rir eIipIs-Knabsls Grad concert-ti O'Clock
UNLUcKY WEATHER-Three days ago we had
warm promise of Spring The fruit trees, beguied
by the soft winds and temperate atmosphere, burst
into blossom, and the poplar, ash and other suI.
ceptible trees put forth their catkins. Throughout
the neighboring State of New-Jersey, and further
South, the peach trees were for the most part in
bloom, and the plums and cherries began TO open
their buds. Since Friday night however, the
weather has been drear and wintry. The nights
are cold and frosty and much Of this years fruit
harvest Of which there was such a bountfu prom.
ise, mast be blishted. Last year there was frost
on the 18th Of April, but the season was much
more backward than at present
THE BALTIc-TrO hundred and ten passen-
gers have already secured passage in the B attic,
which sails on Wednesday. This is nearly dou-
bic the largest number Of passengers which has
yet taken passage for Liverpool in an ocean
steamer.
The STEAMsHIPs,-The Georgia sailed on Sat.
urday for Chages, via Havana, taking out two
hundred and fifty five passengers.
afaoposbins Tlo-ida fOr Savannah and
the Southerner, for Charleston, also sailed on Sat
urday.
Tomorrow the steamship Union leaves on
her second voyage for New Orleans and on Wed
nesday the Baltic sails for Liverpool.
DIR. TAYLoRs LECTURE on HUNGARY.-No
true friend Of Hungary should omit attending DR..
Tsylor's lecture on "KoGsuth and the Hungari-
ans" tonight at Clinton Hall. DR.. 7. spent
several weeks with the eziles at Kutahya, in
Asia Minor, and enjoyed the intimate friendship
of the illustrious Hungarian. He is familiar with
the circumstances attending the disastrous close
of the revolution, and the subsequent adventures
of it's leaders His lectures on this subject before
the Legislature OF Pennsylvania and the Mercan.
tile Library Society Of Philadelphia, were listen
that all who attend this evening will learn many
new facts in relation to an unfortunate and ma
ligned band of patriots. The lecture commences
at o'clock the price Of admission has been fixed
at l2i cents, in order to defray expenses.
FIRE.-About o'clock yesterday morning
FIRE wa, discovered in one Of Motifs elegant Cottages cor
ner Of Firyfststree and Eighthavenue, occupied by
John c. Benton and Jas Esgsn The inmates had barely
time to escape with their lives The Fire Department,
were soon on the spot but With all their efforts could no
save the building, which wM consumed
VILLAGES GRAND CoNcERT.-This musical
event Ia fixed for the 22d inst We are glad that Wallace
has consented to give this Concert He has been absent
from our city than six years during which time the
good reports OF him that have to Us from Europe
ard South America, have more than j1iihed the high
opinion our musical public then formed in regard to his
genius. As performer the two great instruments, The
piano and violin and composer OF word VIDE 'sieoy
not doubt but his next week will be repeti
lion OF bis former trumphs Among the performanceg we
understand, Will be bis grand Polk de Concert, a
charming composition which no musical amateur vii
f0rmsnce al an early day.
The AMERICAS MUsEUM-Mr Clarke Benefit
is set down for Wednesday evening with programme OF
unusual attraction. Mr. c. however, in consequence OF
the splendid success Of the Complimentary Benefit ten
dered TO him al NbloS has sersy devoted bic por
ton OF the receipts 10 the Widows and Orphans Fund Of
the Fire Department Nothing further need be said to ia
sure overfowing attendance
KN4BEL's NATIONAL CoNcERr.-Mr. KnGbels
Grand NslonA Concert, which postponed on &C
count Of the storm will be- given tonight al Castle Garden
The programme il extensive, varied. and OF popular
character. Mr. KnebeIs original work, the Battle OF
Bunker Hi very highly spoken OF by those who have
attended the rehesrsals.
KES The ALLEGHASIANs continue to attract
full houses al Hope Chapel On Saturday evening they
had very fine audience and their performances were re-
ceived With undlmn shed applause Their singing wears
well Tonight they give their thirteenth concert when
they will sing their choicest pieces
PANORAMA OF THE WARS IN HUNGARY.-This
beautiful Painting In successful exhibition, at PIANO.
rama Hail. Broadway and Walker street. Those OF our
citizens who have yet seen it, should pay the exhibition
a Visit Al once.
FELLOWS MINsTRELs-T The entertainment
given by hi, band OF performers nightly honored by the
presence OF highly respectable auditory This quite
convincing that the performance Is not only free OF vu
gsrty but that 1t Is pleading to happy degree hr Hem
" B. Plat Of this city hss recently become associated
with manager Fellows IN the conducting OF Fellows hu
.cs Hail. and they intend 10 increase the attraction al
their establishment by the introduction OF new operate
burlesoues dances &c sc Mr.. Briggs the banjo per
former IN TO take benefit neXt Wednesday he 10 not
The Least attractive feature al FelowI Hail. and we
must hat the fact will be borne IN mind by the patrons OF
The establishment on the occasion Of his benehI
|. S. MAIL dLyorniG Express;
Beyfoyd s Co No Assor Hosse will send special mes.
,enger Cart B. F. MaAdn, in charge Of their mall bags
ard packages on the 18th mat by steamship North A"e-
,sea Capt MaaI4n will go through TO San Brancsco by
steamer Of Nav lot rom pAaana Postage. Is eenls
fresh IS cents pound San Francisco NAL closes al
Am Tuesday, fTeight received all e NJ. Monday
- We call the attention of our readers to
the last lecture Of Col Forbes the Italian movement
which will be given al the University Chapel this evening
The subject will be Affairs in Rome since the French IN