New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07

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~ The weather was quite cool last
night but net more so than desirable. There is
prospect of warming up soon.
THE COMING MUSICAL SEAsON.-The
musical prospect Tor the approaching season s nota
bad one true not Of an Italian Opera,
though somehow we fancy will be forthcoming In
the course of the winter, very probably With Nolos
theater for Its head quarters This expectation Is based
on the fact that large amount OF operate talent s In
the country which will be likely to crystalze and con.
cenrate itself In such enterprise as well as on the
other fact that for years have not been without this
luxury.
But opera or no opera we shall have music and that
Of the best In this respect season has ever been
richer In its promise Fret there is ALBoNI VINO will
presently return from the summers rest In toe country
to charm all with the melodies that Nature herself
bours through the matchless richness of that luscious
voice Nor Nature only but Art may boast of ALBoNI,-
Art Free facile spontaneous so exuberant so
genial that ell suggestion Of difficulty effort Ia as for
eign to to the morning song of the birds Orrsther,
ALBoNI Is the true Nightingale and the others called
so only by way of compliment
Madame SoNTAG will also soon be here 10 crown
longer series of European trumpbs than scarcely any
other living artist boast Of by riumpha care7r In
America the land of dollars and enthusiasm. We know
they call the Yankees nanmste, but there are facts
enough TO prove that they capable of any degrees
admiring exaltatOn In the presence Of great artist
And SoNTAG Is undeniaby great Her voice, the purest
Of sopranos, clear and ringing 90 bell and soft and
tender the feeling her nature the very es
sence of grace and sunshine, her yocazaon tbs per.
lection of all that h exquisite and charming, we expec
to SEE Young America quite fascinated by this enchant
ress to whose attractions artist the romantic his
tory Of her life adds piqusnt interest she comes
here from Germany where she has been singing-snd
where every appearance was festival
How much the visits of three such singers &C
JENNY LIND, ALBoNi and SoNTAG, each so supreme 10
her own sphere and each different from the others
must do for the musical education of young country
And then, there 10 talk of French opera, If only
good theatre could be found for the purpose Surely
there ought TO be city in the world where the gay
sparkling airy, exbilerating music of the Opera Com
que could 90 easily be made permanent necessity of
the public as Nsw-York Let US hope that the plans
and hopes now current In this regard may not prove
futile
Along with the rest there Is the solid the great music
of the season of which shall have doubtless much
ss ever-let us hope more The Philharmonic Society,
with its noble orchestra will roll out the mighty asters
beethoven and bis compeers-in all the glory Of their
erandest works The Harmonic Society Will, we trust let
us hear again that admirably drilled and massive chorus
In some of Handles and Mendelssohns ora.orios and
EIsFEL delicious Quartate SOrees now become one
of the regular institutions of the town. will delight the
audience fit not few who have learned to enjoy the ex
quse selections from the masters which he produces
well.
So much for the decided prospects of the but
doubt shall have agreeable surprises besides,
unexpected concerts and appearances of stars not
nounced in any regular consellsti ~ OLE BULL Is in
the country, and JAELL, aud SrRAKoscH, and who
knows but LIszT or Madame PLEYEL or ERNST or some
others of those distant umnaries of the first magnitude
msy not suddenly rise and shine upon our horizon
DESERTED HIS PosT.-Ald. Compton
the President of the Common Council and somewhat
the completion OF the Eighth av Railroad swindle. Hs
name does not appear Its place in the August sessn
Perhaps the extraordinary exertion Of hurryins Ap~n
TO the City Hall to sgn the Avenue Road bill to
much for him. and he has sought relief in temporary
rstracy. We trust tina. the extraordinary modesy 70
which the honorable gentlemen 10 so Justly famous
will not long permit him to hide his light under bushel
Surrey, the who vgilsntly sought for the empty
slippers of the Mayor certain occasion is just tn
person needed to watch the Interests of the City
railroads Included. We greatly fear that Mayor Kings
land may be In Brooklyn for about three minutes to-day
and in that what would become of US if Aid Comp
ton should not rush to the rescue. We can't believe
that he me ans TO shrink from the responsibility.
VINO is INSULTED. THE ALDERMEN OR
CoNGhESs The only matter of interest In the dougs
Of the Assistant Aldermen last night may be gathered
Il ON the following Whereas" and Resolved" by Asst
AID. Bouton
Uhvea The Congress Of the United States pays so much
per column to public journals irrespective of their patty
whereas the Debates in The Council Of NeYork
often more important to the people Of this City tan the
debates In Congress Therefore
Rs,ortd That three uptown journals be selected from
The Heyod Sun. Times Tribune Star, Eo,nng Post M
10I and National Democrat according 10 their circulation,
and under affidavit aud two wa-st journals Ne selected
from The Journal Of Commerce, Courier and Enquirer r.
da, it as to their daily circulation the five journals to b.
aid not 10 exceed so per column for pointing
Common Council Debates. 70 Committee on Arts and
Sciences
by ell means let us have the debates. Reported YER
batm, they would furnish amount of Amusement
that would be the fortune of dozen comic papers
Such dreadful slaughter of good English such daring
independence OF Pfiscian and Murray such triumphant
overthrow OF logic and reason, venture TO predict
would be unparalleled In the Annals of Literature
MIR. President, goes for this ere measure my con
tue nts is able 10 read themselves, and hope the bill
will pass votes for It," But whether the Whereas
is sn indiguy to the Aldermen to the Congress We
unable TO decide ike Dsyy Crockett in the msnsge
ie, we don't know whether 10 ask pardon of the man
or the monkey
The ALDERMEN.-Th August Session
Of the Aldermen was short II not sweet They again
insuted the people by rejecting the Mayors nina
lion for Health Ocer stll prefsrrng to leave the City
~ the mercy of Cholera and all of pestience
10 foregoing Just for once their party preiudces. They
appointed lew clerks for the Receiver OF Taxes and
dd some Insignificant, Street business and run ths City
In debt e3i4O'V for new Croton Water Stock. Tney
then &c jousned to September