New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-08

,xpedieDt to pave Whliehdlst' WIFI i'uss OF o.
an which were referred to proper Committees. Both
Boards accepted the invitation 10 90 over the hud
,on Road To- DAY, and adjourned 10 fTday'
a., Miss HAYES had the usual excellent
audience aud was in unusually fine voice last eve
ming Her singing of Robert to- q~e 1am'e' IRON
Robert the Devil, was fine, though we have heard Il
differently and less sentimenially conceived. All
tina, can be asked of an artist is that the execution
shall be up to the idea, and this Is uniformly the case
NTH Miss HAYES The concert began with fimsy
overture b. Mr.. Lavenu. or course, this gentleman
being the principal conductor, has the puohc at
treat advantage but 1t is really pity, when tnere
!. so much good music IN the world, that such stun
az This Zanoni Overture should be inflicted on so
soed.natuled IN audience. Miska ilausefS violh
was heard with satisfaction, and 50 was slgnor
Marla who sang twice. II was grateful TO hear MN
.her Hen Mengis and Nh Brahan. We have some
times been rash enough to find fault with him, but
then he lad not had the advantage Of such con-
irast
in the interval between the parts, Adktnss Brass
Rand cane upon the stage and played several
morceauX from Ernam III charming manner
Their execution Yas excellent, and drew forth
generous applause
-Tonieht Miss Hayes gives Concert at Mont
eomery Hall Brooklyn. Our friends of that city Will
be sure 10 improve this opportunity OF hearing her.
Quite feature connected with this Concert was
The presence II the Montgomery Guard, Captain
Thomas S. Murphy, accompanied by Adkuns'S
Brass BarG mentioned above. Miss Hayes, under
Standing thN they present, sung, IN compil-
ment TO them, "The Harp that once through Tara's
Hall" the whole Company rising TO acknowledge
the compliment. After the Concert, the Company
marched down Broadway, their Band playing
"GaIey ONen dId other Irish airs as they passed
the Aston House, where Miss Hayes is stopping
They pa ed our Office about II o'clock, and made
quite an imposing appearance. They were enter
famed by 5lr Timothy Garrlck at the Garrick
House, where they dismissed with three cheers for
Miss ilaye,.
RECEPTION OF The PATRIOT koSsUrH.-
The Special Committee OF the Common Council are
making suiatle arrangements for the reception of
Gov. KossutL, whose arrival is daily expected. They
respectful, invite all civic societies and our citizens
GENERALLY 30 ION in welcoming HIM to our country
Places wi be assigned the different societies in the
procession "a the order in which their notice of ac-
ceptance shall be received.
Military corps Will apply to Major-Goneral Sand
ford
The details Of the procession, sc. VIII be an
nounced IL .uture notices.
JIp MILLER, JONI b. WEBB,
Gro H. FRANxLIN, WESLEY SMITH,
Special Committee of Arrangements Of the Common
COunct.
TuE SmRr-SEwERS-We are extremely
sorry, loI tlc credit of the Editorial fraternity,
that one o. TWO OF our neighboring papers have
spoken IN q sLeenng manner of the efforts of the
handwriting sewing .wemen to increase then miSer
able remuneration 10 a living plttancc Such sneerS
could never have come from the heart Of any true
man, and they be accounted for only on the sup
position that they from entirely irresponsible
parties. We have too much faith IN the humanity
and generosity of the Of writers for the press TO
Alieye tAai they would do so cruei thing. Those
who have d1uo this injustice should hasten 10 make
mends
~ The Agricultural Fair OF Westches-
sr County VIII be held to-day and tomorrow, at
White PLAINS. The American Institute hold their
ROwug and Spadiue match with them to-day. The
Huem Railroad cars run during the Fair at reduced
mces Several addresses viii be delivered
to We call attention to the advertise
men, of the annual course OF lectures at Geneva
Medical college this institution enjoys an enviable
reputation aud tie advantages ii oilers to students
are worth, Of consideration.
Vs john Anderson, Jr., Instead of John
Sdrews, is the Opposition nominee for Civil Justice
a'he Fifth Police District.
TmnLlNe DIFFERENcr.-A cyphering
Ash. e r
Of god as made IN The E,YreSS which Re conects
thus
gov eO1n1: 70 a,sn..-. 2ssO Lbs Avord toatun 2,2,o
vs it' tea trA-. 2o.8So Ounces Iroy----- 32.666s
luna, $, oz $4,000 J. tun at $l3 = o.. $50 3s3
'Aus o's SO 2Si 500 Five tuns value. Sz,776,66o
APicipa' eiror of only Si9l sos.
w The Trustees of the ASor-place |
,as.'ef are ScSy trying to negotiate with Max Ma
,s"eA 70 'ase that house for the coming season.
'aey ask 'co much; the house cannot pay a high |
''"'' 'ha o. sh' 20 be had for . reasonable one
WY CONVENTION. This evening the |
De'ssS'es Hom the several Wards received at the
A'' "esiis' viii meet at Tammsny Hall, and I'M |
'Ss ratce Of new conte s,ants should appear, viii
eVNse1 20 the nomination of City OtHcerS. Quite
s'eS NIL DC made Tor Commissioner OF Streets
l"'p' The candidates are Col ID L. Dele
~''Sp' Thomas starr and David Pollock.
VPPOSlIiON JUDICIAL CoNvENTION.-The
SCI 81 Delegates which were admitted IN the
0's oa' ention from the Sixth, Seventeenth and
ls'eeo't Wards t,Ae Seagns, party backing COM
se's down here were receiy e. and the Ninth and
''esi'' Wards laid over. john Chleland appeared
A. so'e''an! 10 the sea, Of George Ryder, from
i""ne;e Ward claiming la; Ryder was
.@'S"'o o. 100 ballots and the name Of 6 ileland
c SSs RYDER was finally received whereupon
-e'~D0 d'e" opa protest and presented II TO the
~, "eoi' oo,ec'ing 20 the action OF the ConNen-
~ W. agreeing 10 serve an honorary Delegate.
w WIS referred. HESEY NicoLL, o; the Frs,
was Chairman OF the Convention. Secrcta-
s1s'epAs" NJ. Drew, Nineteenth Ward, and JAS
"e.e'ell. Nsyenisanth MarN Roih ~ III. Se.rc.