New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07


reSders who may this yet should not fail to
DO So and to hoe who have safely say that it Il
well worth vsii T.
- The performances Of the ALLEGHASIASs
Saturday evening, received with great applause
The chief ehsscsrl Of theAeghsDisns quartee
the excellent material Of each seperse voice. the skill
with which the ed into clear compse
SOUND which retains unity and belke elasticity the
lowest and mo, stenusted notes their taste 10 the
rsngemert OF their pieces and lhe effectiveness Of their
general execution they being always careful in their most
complicated performances 70 lose light Of melody
which, however much it may bear embellishments ia the
proper foundation OF all musc-fhe Alleghsnians give
their seventh concert ct HOPE Chapel this evening.
TREES AND FLowERs-It is Just now the fit
ting season snng Trees and shrubbery, and
hose whose grounds still remain unsdorned should EN-
the opportunity offered by this glorious spnog
weather. tree properly rsnspanted within the max!
TWO weeks, Is certain to i've and, II duly cared for vii
flourish finely did In Its native soil OF the duty OF
every penon owning foot Of ground TO cultivate and
adorn IT, hardly think It necessary TO speak-t so
mspiest II those who have reofore been reriss will
call Messrs. PARSONS Co, Flushing, L. J., they
be supplied with almost every tree shrub, vine and
flower known and what s Of great importance to pur
chssers these gentlemen have the reputation OF being up
right IN their dealings, uhfuy representing their stock
and faithfully forwarding that which 10 purchased An or
der by mail to Flushing viii be carefully executed or you
can the for that beautiful village, and amid the
great variety their extensive Nurseries get bewdeed
ia selecting for yourselves
LAUEcH.-On Saturday the steamship Pioneer
was lsur ched from tho ship yard Of Jacob Bell At Il
o'clock precisely the wedges knocked out and she
gded gracefully into the wste amid the cheers OF the
corcourse Of people who had assembled 10 witness
the launch. She was towed TO the foot OF Broomes,
where she receive her machinery ready 70 be
placed board She is very large vessel with sharp
bows and round The bows ornamsnted with
foil length figure Of Boone Kentucky Pioneer and her
bears the OF the Teston family, and some
napentsl carving tis expected that she viii be ready 10
sell her first voyage to Liverpool by the first Of June
sud before stated viii be under the command Of Capt
Eldredge
" The TRINBLE GUARD had a Dinner at
Perkins, Saloon on Saturday evening, at which many
spirited speeches were made. valuable sword wss
presented TO Capt FOWLER by Mr.. TRMBLE, in testimony
Of the esteem and respect Of the company for bis chssc
soldier and gentleman since be took the com
nsnd Of company. Lieut. FOWLER also presented
with beautiful case OF Mathematical Instruments,
token Of the and respect which the Company enter
tain for him. These presents were gratefully acknow
EDGED by the recipients and after psrtakt1g of the good
hngs" the company separated highly pleased with the
evenings doings.
~ The directors of the Sun, Atlantic, Mer-
camille and Union Mutual Companies have pre-
sented Capt Low formerly Of the ship HOgd, tosti
monia Of their appreciation OF his good conduct 10 saving
the former ship cargo after having been thrown on her
beam ends In the Indian Ocean the 18th Of January
S4s in violent typhoop but by the extraordinary exer
lions Of the master and crew, rghted and subsequent
" taken by them to her port Of destination, which was
$500 miles distant
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n At recent confirmation in the Church OF
the Epiphany In this city, OF the young persons COR
hrmed deaf mute, pupil Of the Deaf and Dumb In
stutoD, OF which the Rev. Mr. Gasudet is one Of the
Professors The questions put by the bishop to the esnd
date interpreted by Mr. Gallaudet was, also the
| bishops address. Ii was touching Incident
HANDSOME TEsTIMoNIAL.-Several gentle
Iseiy presented service OF piate TO T. o. COLEMAN
ESQ., many years Receiving Teller 1t the Asor House
MI h brother Of the Coleman and leaves the Asor fol
| The purpose Of opessg the "WADAwAEucK House" a
stonington.
THE DRAMATIC FUND DINNER.-The Third
Anniversary Dinner Of the American Dramatic Fund As
ISOLATION, will be given al Asor House on Thursday
evening The celebrations Of The Society heretofore have
been brilliant instructive and entertaining; and we pre-
sumo that Of this year will not be behind Its predecessors
The Association Is charitable one, and as such 10 deserv
Ing of the encoursgem and support OF the public At
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wines sparkling and choice.
w On Saturday night sloop lying at the foot
of Coenies slip took fire from the lime with which she
loaded. In order to save the vessel she was sculed
" We are indebted to II. G. Patterson
Esq., the gentemssy Cerh of the steamer Reindeer for
Albany papers In advance Of the mail
~ The funeral of JOHN II. MOORE took place
Yesterday. His remains were taken to Greenwood Gem
etery large number ofhe friends Of the deceased were
present
" THEODORE DKLMoNIco, aged IS, nephew
OF Lorenzo DELMoNco the eminent eaisiner died yes
terdsy and bis funeral viii take place This afternoon
| from Delmonicos Hotel, IS Broadway. (see deaths)
~ The HUTcHINsoNs give another Concert a.
he Tabernacle this evening fher reception last week
was brilliant and their entertainments were received with
immense applause. On Friday evening the TABERNACLE
was crowded. and presume they will have anoshor full
house this evening. Judson's Italian Buresque' haI
much method in it, and Is alone worth the price OF sd
mission.
HTP The new PANORAMA, now open at Stop
psui Hail. corner Of Broadway and Wslkers, and which
relates to the recent Wars for Liberty In Upper Italy
| Rome and Hungary Is q magnificent Painting. We ad
vi,e our readers TO pay 1t an early visit
THE WHOLE TRIBB.-The packet-ship Prince
Albert which arrived on Saturday from London brought
over go passengers or this number IS bore the name Of
Stsllsais and 40 were named SAea. The Marquis o.
Lndowne paid the passage Of many OF the emgrAnts BY
the Prince Albert pevonshre and Underwater DE sp
pears disposed TO depopulase bis estates
I 10. OF o. F.-The stated session OF the
Grand Lodge Of the Southern District win commence this
evening.
s.u,xa or SrEAMERs-The steamer Frank.
IA. .n, orrxS ssiled on Saturday for Hsvre with lol
ngs, and ASS $50 in specie $9ss ,s5z of which were
! a. cold ana the remainder In silver.