New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24
CITY ITEMS.


was well attended and very successful. lie has e.
tabllshed his fame firm basis, and will without
doubt go on to still greater uiumphs. Steasnone.
Marini, Badial and Hauser, shared in the plaadits
Of the audience, and honored IN several tn-
stances with the encore. The peculiar feature OF
the evening was the debut of Adelna Patti, mere
child only seven years OF age, yet a Jenny Lind n
miniature, APPETITE nightingale, whose performances
indeed surprising. She sang the difficult ane
eccentric echo Song" with remarkable effect. ana
entirely astoniShed her audience not only by her
powers of voice but by the selfpossesson and ease
which could not have been looked for in one -
Young.
THE Pass AND kOssu AT the ad
iourned meeting of the members Of the Press, o.
Saturday night, At was
Resolrcd That to a single Executive Committee Of .ca
be entrusted only the duty OF waiting upon kcssuth.
making The arrangements foI the proposed Banquet
That Committee be instructed as far as poss os ss
secure the cooperation Of representatives, OF the Pies
Throughout the Union in the proposed Banquet
1t twas proposed that the Banquet be held al the
Astor House, with covers for two hundred persons.
that of those twenty be reserved for invited guests.
and fifteen for reporters Of the daily Press, and shss
the tickets be sold for - each The following
Committee was nominated Messrs. Parke Godwin.
Lewis G.. Clark, j. h Paulding, {. r. Briggs, rAw
Arpn Jacob, Henry Ward Beecher, Frederick hud-
son. e..
empowered to I'LL vacancies vote OF thanks hav.
ing been passed TO the members OF tue Light ouase
for the use Of their aSmory-room Tor the purpose
the meeting, an adjournment took place
KossuTu persons connected with the
public Press, daily or periodical, who desire to par
,icipate IN the proposed banquet to kcssuih. wiz
please send their money to the Banquet Comm1see'
Joilic's Music Room, No. 300 Broadway.
~ DIR. Kraitser's lecture at the Unlver-
sity Chapel this evening, will be on the French iaa-
suaso and have heard 1t spoken Of as one OF the
| most interesting Of the series.
to Messrs. w. G.. Locke q Co. have
made arrangements with the NewYork and Ner.
Haven Railroad Company to supply Newspapers
and Periodicals on the line Of the road. They win
furnish The Tribune at two cents copy. either IN
the cars or at the stations, thrown of the lima
Of The road
u Ernani will be given at the Opera
House tonight. It was up for Friday night whes
an immense audience assembled, but II was not psS-
formed on account Of lndisposltIon on the part 81
OF the artists II will be looked for with nons
the less interest on account OF the posponement
To Mr. Russell will give Readings aaA
Longfeow, Poe, Hemans, Scott, &c. 60. See sd-
vertisement.
TV- At Brougham's Lyceum Tomorrow
night there will be a Benefit for the B'na Jeshursa
Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Society," on which 90
casion the performances will be Of varied and IN.
terestng character sustained by the full strength o.
this neat and popular establishment. There shouas
be full attendance.
rV The steamship Illinois, after arriving
at this port yesterday at II A. NJ, proceeded 70 the
Dry Dock for repairs. One OF her wheels being DIS
abled she was no. under proper command ans
when coming TO the pier at the Morgan Works, foos
Of feminist, she got adriit IN Inc Ide way, sa~
drooped foul OF a rock at the foot OF Houston'"s
when is there imbedded within a Few fsthom o.
the shore. II was then nearly low water Al
O'Clock 7. NJ. the steam-tugs AJAX ana lescsies
came TO her aid made fast on either SIDE, and weie
waiting for the next high water, when she woua
be foated clear and taken to her INTENDED bons-
We have since learned that this task was success
fully performed.
FoR NICARAGUA The steamship Daniel
Webster Capt Baldwin, departed for San Juas MI
caragua, on Saturday AZ ) r. NJ enc Oa"e1 "~c
seven passengers.
The GLASGOW Our news cehecs~r
COMPLAINS Of mal-reatment on board The steamship
Glasgow It appears from his statement tnat me- N
attempting TO board the Glasgow, was ordered back.
INT
a single fender rope) pressed forward TO mount the
bulwarks, and told his business and VINO ne Wa
three times. The officer SAID ne dio nos care wno
he was and seized HIM 10 throw him oack, ana theh
| etrck him Had he succeeded IN throwing mn
| back he would have dashed has brains OUT ~ amss
the deck After reaching the deck he refsedt 70 give
| him report until he had spoken with the Captain os
| his conduct
CRcrs- Sands e. Co. opened on Moo
day last to a very crowded AUDIENCE and tae r.sns~
Zee the horses and ponies continued during sne "ess
The interior is beautifully decorated ano VI
fortabiy and safely arranged loi "a ID HING agTeea
bsvipo eeress botn front and rear, ana oens assoe
nssns 90 "a ventilated throughout. Great pre-
Da are making atfhe Amphtheatsr Tor Inans
p,,ne Dav ard on the arrival Of kossuth IL -
Sceoiess 10 say that the performances o. .ns
I brated troupe are In every respect very superior
Corsr CALRspAa.-ThisD dy.-CIscUIr
Nos. 500 626, ss3, s24, s2s ssj Is, $685. ss'.
so, sII, $40. "a, As, 80; s..s.
] srrrRIoR CoUR T.-Pubished on satufoay'
NRLo's.-The capital pantomlme OF Ma
zulm the most gorgeously produced Oh o.. the nv
els pieces. commences new career WsnSn,i Az
ZONE appears IN his original character Oh Macio"'
POPULAR PlcTuRE.-Leutze's admir-
I able p,ct,tre OF " W Warrington Crossing the Deia-
I ware . has become a decided fayonte VIM oar CIV
{ zens Public opinion mas already stamped AZ voc
greatest historical picture In this country ana tno
/ srtist NAV vel feel proud with such reeepfion
d The gallery at No. 659 Broadway va no oo"' 70
crowded for months 10 come.
Advertisement. THE crowds oil s'rtn-
GER and citizens TO be teen pass'n 20 sn.Sw.s
w. ~ rr,,tl,,.sf aarrd lie stroa gest proof
eVliei ~ 'a .jsec 81 Roots Iiia'asde' "a tais
wOhdst!h az.