New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
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this evenins,-wken la Gszra Lsiss will be played
fer the bere6. Of signora Psco. she Ia, doas veil
in this spers, ana ychy deserves the applause chs
has received
We notice that co,smporAry recently argues tho
case Of cheap opera a. some length. and declares
that II is impossible to h.ve the best singers hsze, At
popular prices. II this Do 80, the concession TO
which We advsrted f. ~ days since is inev!sable,
that the hope Of frst rate opera in New-York.
must for the present. be reiinquished. There ~ not
an audience hers willing to pay high prices for
whole sesson-even for the best talent Il is said in
support OF the high rates. that the opera in Europe
with immense prices and Government assistance,
universally ruins the Managers. But obviously,
ihsr, Until singers consent to be reasonably remu-
nerstsd have still less chance of good opera For
with there Is NO hope Of Government aid sad ex.
perience has taught conclusively, tina. even sach
artists Salvi and Steifanone, cannos permanently
Gil small house that in Aston place, except at
low prices.
Those little pocket editions Of humane
~, the Az,ecs, still confound the wisdom Of the
wse ard seem TO battle all attempts to unyavel their
origin. One csnnot help thinking, while looking at
them. that the age Of the Fairies has returned and
that he beholds in propria persona the mysterious
little beings who peopled the holly groves and be-
wched belated travellers in Merrie England In good
King Arthur's time OF course one would be scofed
at in this severely scientific age 10 hint that he be-
lieved such thing bu! ten to the scoffsr would
give implicit credence to something far less pro6ta
ble No matter what you call them, somebody Will
insst that they something else unless you assert
tina. they ire the greatest wonders in human form
ever seen in the City-on that point ali are agreed
"A most shocking and fatal accident
occurred on Wednesday night on the New-Jersoy
Railroad, at the Wheat sheaf station, between
Ehzabeih.own and Railway As the mail train,
which left NewYork at 81 O'Clock, was approaching
the station, DR.. Kear, corn doctor, in attempting
to pass between the platform and the track. was
caught between the former and the locomotive, and
crushed In such shocking manner, that he died al.
most instantly.
- The statement in The Courier and
Enquirer that the Baltic will sail for Liverpool
Wednesday next, is al error. She will leave, asws
have before said, Saturday at tho usual hour un-
less some entirely unforeseen occurrence saould pre-
vent.
We learn from several sources that our
correspondent was mistaken in stating that there
were persons Of Hungarian birth in distress at No.
I9I William St. No charity is needed there.
In some advertisement Of the Psyche
logical performances of Prof Owen, we located that
gentleman in Broadway, when We should have said
No. 1863 Bowery.
- We have received from Mr.. j. A.
Roebling $50 In aid of the Shirt Sewers. Friends,
let us well the amount to what they need 10 esab
lish themselves.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Wing Young Mems General Committee will DO held
this evening at the Broadway House.
"A day or two since mysterious para
graph appeared in one of the morning papers 70.
speeding the death of Mrs. Mary Cullen. who died
In Orans st. some four months since. The item re-
ftrred 20 reflected strongly upon the husband oil me
deceased, and ipsinuated that he might have pol
soned her Tor the purpose Ct getting her OUT Of the
way, iB order that he might marry another woman
The attention Of the Coroner was drawn 20 the CIR
cunstsnce and yesterday ne proceeded to inves,!-
gate the cause Of her DEATH when tue folio wing ALL
davit was made by DR. james MscClaury:
AZ attended Mary Cullen in her last illness. at No io)
% TX she was well by usSard and do aot
believe he had aught to do ccnoei LiDs hsr sean
This essimony deemed eli thAt IL was necos.
sary to tshe, and fully establishes the Innocence OF
| directed.
Mr. Magnus Gross, editor of the Nso-
York Abtnd Zeifung vas yesterday arrested BY CAPT:
Sparks of the Tenth Ward Police. charged with
Publishing libel in the columns OF ms pape. asans
Counsel for O.to Gruu2ig when tried for the murder
of his wife. Mr.. Gross admitted the artc 10, an1
stated that he could prove It ALL and good deal
more TO the prejudice OF Mr.. J. lie was taken bs
fore Justice Timpson, and gave bail In the sun o
$500 10 appear aud answer she charge. Rev. Mr.
Yemen became his surely.
"A man named James Farrell, on
Wednesday evening, gas stabbed by an unknown
m an with whom ne was fighting, ut the corner Of
Thirty. hth-st and Tenth av. HIS ear was nearly
cut fIou his head, and he received seyere wouoa
about 20 inches In length, and deep, IN the neck
Just above the jugular vein. Ills WOUNDS were
crossed by DR. Hsrdenbrook, after which ne was
convey ed 10 his residence IN Tenth av. near Ihiry-
eighth,st. The assassin escaped.
On Wednesday afternoon FIRE was
discovered in the roof Of the house, No 40 Hubert
st. II was extingulshtd by the inmates VI 'ne
premises, no alarm being gwen
On Wednesday evening fire broke
cut from some unknown cause In tho mousse NO W
Division.st Damage very slishs.
The following condensed Rationale of
the opsrs!iop Of the Fire Annihilator is from the pen
of Dr. Bartlett, lsto editor OF The Albion
THE RATIONALE OF MIR. PHILLIPS FIRE ANsiHI.
LAroR-Flams the contagon of are, water wiii Not
cut out fame but il viii exsiDsusa IRE, WHICH" 'ns
Bu. water is not alw ways at hand and il at hand 1t
cannot ALWAYS be Immediately applied 10 tas nIe,
without which IL 10 useless In tne mean ino sho
nsme. or contssion, 10 spreading ana rro9osasng
new fIes In Its progress :hu..
The use OF the vapor generated oy tne Anhlna.o'
is TO extin gujsh the names, or consaglon wnlon IN
etsDtiy Gees, and tnsfeDy cheoA INC P'"s'S Va wv
copfasfasiop. ...;..a ~,
In most csses where the FIRE is circumscioed, OF
coLfpel within building tbe vapor VIII ettheuisn
The 70 "a we'll az the flames; and should 1t not, 1t
will ho the confagration check until the engines
are bought into play. ., ~
Tho Sapor generated by the Annihilatof, mas a
snecifc actisn Oh aame or she contagious principle
"a 6re uhch eater has not. Hence us great value
This 10 Mr.. Philips theory 'svery simple ana
entirely philosophical ...,;o, NJ .o,.
ssian IN SEX ward person hes i'll Of snip fever
HeIe is the fire. From his body emans.es tue consa.
| eious effsvium Tor lsme) which spreads tnrou9n
Inc vard communicating infection Tor hre) 10 etnet
nsti.ots Who in their turn becomes ne sources oil
rrnntaainn 10 anread the calamity stLl fWther.