New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20


than the other two OF Maria D Rohsn. greeted the
repetition OF that Opera last night. IL mlshs be
called the hrgeSt house of the season. and was
another perfect triumph for artists and manager
On Friday, Ernani is to be gwen with great cast
Stefanone as Blvra, Marlnl as Don Silva, Badiaii
Don Carlos, Beiuni Emani-cer,ainly cast
never excelled in this country.
10 The appearance Of the French Vau.
deville Company at the Opera House, tonight, VIII
be an occasion of much interest We refer to the
advertisement IN another column.
~ Jenny Lind was the object of great
many calls the Irving House yesterday, bus only
few were admitted. Among others, Catherine
Hays called, but unfortunately, Just at the moment
Jenny had len the house on business connected
with her departure. These two eminent artists
mutually cherish the most friendly feelings. Jenny
Lind and suite viii start for Boston win New Haven
this afternoon. We understand that signor Sslvi Is
to assist in the Eastern concerts.
~ The Illinois will arrive here on the
2lsi. tomorrow She came from Chagres Co
Havana in five days. using only one engfne, and eas
wheel. The breaking OF her center shan IS che
cause of her diSablement.
~ The Georgia will sail for Chagres
via Havana GA the eith inst.
The FL Dorado Will 60 direct to Chagres on the
10Th
EXECUTIONS STAYED. Judge Edmonds
Yesterday granted writs of error (snd Of course
posiponemeni OF judgmenp IN the cases OF James
sullivan and Joseph Clark. who we're sentenced to
a. 4. If
this movement, a messenger started yesterday for
Albany get a reprieve from Gov. Hunt
MISSIONARY lNTELLIGENCE.-kev. W Nj.
Lively, (coloredJ who has devoted his time entire
ly 20 the cause Of Missions for more than Is years
past IN the City OF NewNork, begs leave to report
that during the last term he has been constantly en-
gagged In visiting families from house TO house, read
ing the Scriptures, exhortng, praying. and preaching
the Gospel The streets, lanes. alleys and docks.
tave also received his special attention He has dis
tIibutod a considerable number Of valuable tracts.
which were received with marks Of kindness. Tho
cause of Temperance and Education were strictly
adhered TO.
EDUCATIONAL MEETING There is very
general movement among the Bapsts of this City, N
favor OF Madison University primary meeting.
largely attended by the clergy of that denomination.
was held last week in the Olyer-st. Baptlst
Church and public meeting is to be held this even
ing, in Hope Chapel, Broadway, to promote The In
teIoss Of that Institution, and the cause OF education
generally. Rev. Drs. Hodge OF Brooklyn, and DowE
ing of this City are among the speakers advertised
THE CHIEF OF PoLIcE.-lt is rumored
about town that Hon Recorder Frederick A.
Tallmadge is soon TO be appointed Chief Of Police.
in place of the present Incumbent, George W.
Mstsell, ESQ.
"a The IIungarians were all fcted at
Mayor kingsland's last night.
CouRr CALENDAR-This day-Clrcuit
Court Nos 500 696, sls 60 s2l s23 to s2i, $780, IL,
Oil, 6ej.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-NOs. %, 10, 81, l08,
100, no. So 1875 1872 IS3 1896 49, IS o. o. Il3, l3,
Ii l42, 49, H. 1885, l5i, so, IS, 100, ~, 30 l53 10
1853
Common Pleas Same as yesterday.
FFsrIyAL.-The first Annual Festival OF
Na.sa.