New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14

T4Hrs4cLI-Grsue MAY Festival
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JENNY LISD's FOURTH CoScERr.-The fourth
Concert Of Jenny Linds farewell series will be
given TO night in Tripler Hall. We need only
refer to the programme in the advertising col
Umns to remind the public Of the rich treat In
store. Jenny Lind viii sing the Come per ne
serene, one Of the sweetest musical breathings
that ever came from mortal throat. She will also
sing the quaint Tyrolesn duet with Belletti, and
the trio from II BarJlere with Belletti and Salvi.
We also notice, as one Of the choice things OF
the evening, Ballad of the Rhine, by Mendels-
sohn, which she sings tonight for the frat time
II is peasants love-song, fall Of tender feeling,
yet overAowiDg with the joyous humor Of Ger
man outdoor life. The music is no less charac-
teristic than the words. The finale is Home,
Sweet Home" song which thrills the most uD-
willing eyes with sympathetic dew. The adver-
tisement says that the Concerts will "very soen
close "a nournfu announcement, when we re-
fleet that many, many years must elapse before
we shall look upon their like again.
STEAMSHIPS FOR CHAGREs-The steamers
Empire City and North America sailed yester-
day for Chagres, carrying out a large number Of
passengers lists of whose names will be found
in another column The North America took
more than a hundred. We understand that after
her return from this trip, she will be fitted up for
an excursion to England carrying visitors to the
Worlds Fair and back, at reduced price. From
her well-known quality for speed, it is antici.
pated that she will make speedy trip.
The Empire City takes out 2l7 passengers,
among whom we notice the names Of Mr.. King
Surveyor General OF California; Rev. Frederick
Buell. Agent of the Missionary Society, and lady;
four Sisters OF Charity Messrs, Beebe and Hen.
derson, OF Adams & Co.'S Express Rodman NJ
Price, and an unusually large number Of ladies
and children
RocKY-BAR MINING Co-Among the passen-
gers sailed yesterday in the Empire City, for
California was James Deavan, Esq, director
and agent of the Rocky B ar Mining Co. who
goes out TO superintend the erection of the ex-
tensive machinery of that Company for crushing
the quartz, which machinery was shipped on the
10th March last, and is expected to arrive in
June. This intelligence, We presume, will be
quite interesting TO the many stockholders.
Es7 Those who failed to get sight OF Hon.
DANIEL WEBSTER yesterday crafty their cunotiIy
by calling al Inseys Gallery, Sll Brosdway, where may
he seen faithful DsgueeoyPe OF the Secretary OF State
We have noticed there many other men OF renown, and
would well repsy tie stranger to visit Mr.. iniley's COZ
lection.
~ The New.York Academy Of Education
will NEE, in the chapel OF the NewYork University this
evening" al a o'cocf. Criticism on the New Ele.
meLu Of Geometry by SebA Smith" will be delveIe ed by
Prof +. Loomis Of the University The exercise will be
followed by a discussion OF the same subject by Mr. s.
Smith and Prof LOOMS The fiends Of Education, both
lsoies and gentlemen are invited 10 attend. Admission
free
FREE LECTURES ON PHRENOLOGY.-L. N.
Fowler and NJ ser give the second Of their course or
popular lectures on Phrenology and Physiology applied
10 education seltimprovemen,, choice OF pursuits mat
lmony and success In lie In Clinton all this evening al
O'Clock.
CAUTION ....-.---FOr lts Troune.
An elderly man, about Sc or 60 years OF age,