New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08

l.Y The week closed gl0TlOusiy, wealth
erly speaking. Yesterday cool, but calm and
lovely and the night was all silence and moonshine
Of the kind that one enjoys with an ample sense OF
luxury But for the ubiquitous swirl OF dust which
peru,eates and persecutes all humanity, we might
safely call November the glcry of the year.
The OpERA.-Two old lavorites of the
public appeared last evening again in "Lucreza Bor
gia"-Benedett and Madame Plco. The former in
the same role which won him so high reputation
few years since-Getn0rO-a the latter IN the
equally popular role of Orsi. Benedett's friends all
took deep interest in his temperance, after beng
yocally disabled for so long period. lie sang ex-
remely well for the first time particularly the lar
eetto in scene W., and doubt not his voice will
grow still stronger and frmer as he goes on He was
very nervous and excited as might naturally have
been expected on the occasion. Madame Pico sang
pleasngly her very pleasing part. The additional
establishment in the drinking song, we could not
altogether subscribe TO, but this may be matter OF
taste. Stefanone did admirably but IN this charac
ter particularly the second act, we cannot forget
Teresa Parodi, who has spoiled US for any other rep
Iesehtative Of Lucrezia. better AiphonSo, howev.
or, than Badia, heard. This seemed to be
equally the opinion OF the entire audience. Badlal
promise , think to be the prime favore Certain
lyas baritone) with our New-York audience. We
wished frequently during the performance on this oc
cason, to pull the sleeve of the prompter, whose
voice almost audible any one of the singers
and not half as harmonious.
On Monday evening Lucia" will be given with
Steffanono, and Benedict Edsardo. We bespeas
full house.
- Catherine Hayes gives tonight her
fourteenth and last Concert III this City, on which
occasion Tripler Hall will undoubtedly be crowded
to its full capacity The First part of Programme is
Sacred Music, Catherine singing 81 know that my
Redeemer liveth - "Searcher of Hearts "a new
h, nm words by Geo. p. Morris, music by Wallaco,)
and Angels ever bright and fair" In the Second
Part, she Will sing " The Happy Birding Ia new
song words by Carlos d. Stuart, music by "aiiace'l
and " Qui la Voice. from Puritanl. Mengls Bra
ham and Kyle will lend the usual assistance, the de-
tails OF which viii DC found IN the advertisement
The fact that tins is the last Concert IS sufficient 10
indicate the necessity of early application for tickets
RowpYsM AND MURDER.-A lad Ii years
Of age named Peter Eagen, who lived with his moth
er at No. 2S5 E.even;h-St, while returning from
trunk mandatory at No. 2s6 Seconds where he
had been engaged at work, on Tuesday eyepins was
attacked on the corner Of Avenue {. ana Four'h'S1
by an unknown rowdy about his own age, VINO strucA
him violently the mouth and face, Knocking .niin
down, In falling he struck the back of his head upon
the pavement the rascal, after getting hum down.
Jumped upon his breast and struck him with all ms
force with his boots on his face and body he then
fed leaving Eagen inSensible. The latter soon, now
ever partially recovered and was assisted BY some
boysio drug store in the neighoorhooo' where re-
suscitatirg medicines were administered and ne was
then taken home, where he had violent mt oil vonA
Ing and threw up large quantities OF blood lie com
planned of great pain IN his head and breast anu TIC
msined in tina, condition during the night ana uh'
Thursday morning, when he felt better ana "en' "
work but on returning home In the evening was IA.
ken worse, complaining OF great pam IN MS heaa ahu
right ear. physician was called VINO aPp"eu 'e,"
edies and the Young man was put to bed where he
WAS found dead Yesterday morning Inc AcunS
Coroner was notified to hold inquest on the body
II Is said that no whatever was given by
the deceased to warrant the violence inflicted on
him. and he is represented by his employer 10 Aa'e
heen a Young man Of a quiet and peaceaole d!Spos
ton The police Of the Eleventh Ward are IN search
NJ the offender who is known to them and was seen
committing the violence
UrcxrR's MuLs.-Ihe public exhibition
Of the Cro,on Steam Mills Oh THURSDAY was pleasant
and instructive to a thousand or more ladies' ana
"a.
the mysteries OF wheat-grinding The mil is s'eiy
large one. employing about seventy men Inc an
,rsl consump,ion of wheat is about AS 900 bushels
oats do As, coo do corn 90. 900 do from Which
are manufactured IS 900 bis -four 100000 lbs faIins
o,n oO0hs wheaton erlts lis O00ib samp and hominy
The Cro,on Mills will be exclusively Devoted TINS
day 10 the members Of the public press ana iael Ia
dies An elesant collation. will be laid, and We nope
the COINS editorial viii crafty the enterprisng prop
,,e,ors Messrs Hecker & Brother, by iull attend
ance. Their liberaly Oh Like occasions gives guar
an,ec of the quality of the eniert alnmen'
CoNsEcRArIoN.--We learn that Kew. Dr
Wh,ehouse will be consecraied Assistant Bishop OF
Illinois at ST. Georges Church IN this CITY, on 'ae
Goth inst 1t was intended that the consecratoh
should take place at the residence OF the SENIOR
BISHOP in Illinois, but the House Of Bishops ma
New. York more convenient of access The conse-
Grating Bishop will be Bishop Meade, OF Virgins
assisted BY Bishops Better, Of Pennsy lsania, and
Lee. of Delaware. Bishop Potter is TO preach tie
sermon.
L. 5. FReArE ST. LAwRENcE.-This
vessel has been pu, In ne condition since her return
sor rurone and has received orders for The Pacific
Tn. following is her lis, Of Oicers Capt, Braeen
Delaney Lieutenanis. Lawrence Pennington. Aadi-
so, Rush. John A. Winslow and Thos M brusher
parser. John "a. Bates. haster. Edward / Col
ho,se Surgeon Bcn,xIain r TIasies Pa'ssi A.