New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

| no less Enthusiastically received thar, on We
| at Castle Garden But for these Concer,, 80 ~
Ter Hall seems small, and the total want 90 -
ton doubtless effects, IN material degree A., ' ~
the enthusiasm OF the audience, but the voice., y
| singers JENNY LISD'S Deh sleai non fs,...
| Mozari's Marriage OF Figaro, was one Of a. e
delicate and appTecia,ye performances We h,v.
! heard IL Is too quiet revere to commans,..
paihy OF general audience, but every lover n -.
we are quite sure, enjoyed II 10 dcp,h 49,
plause SALvI was Is graceful as usual IN g
eenti and Beir adorata racognita. and No ,o,,',
but rejoice At that admirable arrangenen, =, -.
which makes All bariiones comic, 50 TIA, re-.
Ud'te O rss''c was as pure piece OF fun as ~.
! Puck's Subdued into song Qaando lasciaa "a "
dia Is too Fictitious, and the Flute song. too 49,
zeal. although Sklliul IN conception, to move s,,
| profoundly. Why should We read Denharn ana A..
side. when ShakSpere hes open for our reading, ~
overture from Aubcr'S new opera LEnf4at m
Is not equal 10 most OF ms oyer,ures. alihousb a.
| his usual freedom and facility Of manner
The next Concert Is at Castle Garden In.
LIND viii sing, among other fayontes. On r,,,.
pms, and new German song Of SchumannS.
~ A number of articles, intended i.
the City column this morning, are unayo,iably 70,
poned on account OF the crowded state OF the pa,.
The PRIMARY MEETINGS TINS EvryN,
The RefomerS meet in their several Ward, "a
evening for the choice OF Delegates to the iorAo-
ing National Industrial Congress, which conne,,,
It's sessions at Albany June 4 New-Yogk City a.,
vicinity Will be largely represented
10 DIR. GRIscoM, CHE General Agen,
the Commissioners Of Emigration) who has q, l
long time been seriously mdiSpoSel IS, We are ple
ed TO say better and strong hopes are enter,ael /
his speedy recovery.
BARMoRE's PIANo-FoRrE MANUFACTURES
We spent an hour very aerecably yesterday. in !,
spectng Plano-Forte Mandatory Of Mes,rS. G ii
II. Barmore, IN B!cocker-St corner OF Charles MI
manufacture OF Pianos has now become quite an M
portant branch OF business IN our city. and # ca,
tlnueS TO improve at the present rate for few yea,
longer we shall have no need for sending abro,i m
BrOadwOOd'S" and Erarl'S' The MeSSrS n,
more present, the space OF three or four store,
the different operations which go to consiitgs
piano, from the raw maierlal-the wood wire h,
ivoD--io the carved rosewood cage which holds IN
prisonod all the music of all the great mas,ers T,
first process is the drying OF the wood which IS Don,
in the vault OF the building The room Is linel'ma
tin and Theoretically sealed and here large piles
walnut and spruce lie for months IN hea, so dry A.
intense that II would S,ifc desert Arab The pr
pairing of the keys and the action Of the piano. VIII
is the most delicate and important part OF the won
Is done in the second story and employs hg
number of workmen. Iron frames, having VIA.
called a reverse bridge, for the treble notes, are use
entirely in preference to the old method THIS plan
by which the wires of the treble struck from b.
low produces a much clear and hmer Tone and l3
qulres much less frequent tuning. The body Of b
piano is made principally Of black walnut on account
of the soldity and durability the finest CRANE
spruce is used for the sounding board On the "a
roof OF the building, whence enjoyed an airy nel
of the Hudson and ats green shores, the business
polishing the woodwork is carried on. The MANI
factory of the Messrs Barmore turns ont IN ID
course of a year several hundred elegant and 81,
staniial instruments which are disposed of at price
ranging from 1925 to 800 each, according to the
compass and the amount of ornamental WORK upo'
them We may remark, however, that they are maj
for service ~ wen snow.
Curious FAcT.-We see by an advertise
ment of the Connecticut Clock Company, No s.
John-st in this days paper that a iull-grown 0G
Clock which keeps the time and strikes The holr,
sold for One Dollar and Twonty-eighi Cents. Ia tn
construction of this Clock over two hundred s,pa
rate parts are brought together by hand, reiln4
over three thousand separate landings most d
these landings are mechanical operations II
CELEBRITY of motion necessary IN their maauia'm7
can only be obtained from Amercans-some noe
and then from a Frenchman We should neei
tariff in tins country for protection # all the mi'
facturers were as quick as clOck-makerS.
~ We call the attention of those int |
es,ed to the advertisement Of Mr. Darius Dana
on the first page, headed Steamships, &c.
RECEIPTS AT THE MAY0R's OFFcg.-1 /
Thursday three thousand seven hundred aud egli
seven dollars and fifty cents were received y
Mayors office, between the hours Of ten and"
o'clock. Two thousand seven hundred dollars dD
were handed over to Dr.. Morris, Of the Boans
Health Inspectors the amount Of taxes imposeilgl
emiganis recently arrived at this por. The e
naming sl,OS7 50, collected for Licenses q
granted by the Mayor, were taken possession oia
HUDsos RIVER RAILRoAD.-On MondaI
the hours Of departure from this city viii be chang
making the following arrangements Leave IL
son-st station at AM, SAM, l2i Pm. y J."
connecting with steamboat al poughkeepse' A..
reaching Albany about 10 p ~, ii r d. "'''
PM.
The Fire IN DUAHE-sT. -MesSrs. Woi'
rail- & CO., inform US that their loss by t1e ms %
Thursday, is only about $4,000, 5000 Of "l'O .
covered by insurance. They will resume Ou'"'@
at once
LAUNCH. -Messrs. Perrine, Patterson
Stack VIII launch this day from their yard 10 VIZ
smsbuTeh, the new ferry-boat Canada, bum ioi "
Peck-slip and Grand-si Ferry Company.
To THOSE VINO HAVE PROPERTY STOLE
Owners are wanted al the ONCE o. the Ch.ei@H
l.. cha