New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-09


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THE WEATHER.-About O'Clock yes.
terdsy afternoon sudden and violent storm came up,
the wind blowing fresh from the southwest and the
rain coming down In torrents, accompanied by vivid
lightning The rain continued for "a hour. and then
gave place to warm, muggy afternoon and evening.
Ia Madame SONTAG's Sixth Concert, last
evening was grsced by the most crowded and brilliant
audience setn In Metropolitan Hall sincs the night Of the
Jenny Lind rore Four thousand persons filled every
seat and thronged every passsgewsy with dense
mass OF eager listeners The lovely Countess dressed
10 pink barege with and necklace Of dsmonds
moved with all her grace before the sppl sudng mult
tude, and sang with all her perfection Tho novelty Of
the occasion ves Deb tardar, from Mozaris opera
Of tFlgaro's Wedding. Madame Sontsg gave 1t Ia
German words I've have more frequently heard It In
Italian 10 which language Jenny Lind used to singitD
with purity and simplicity Of STYLE aud With all the ele
walton and tenderness of sentiment which belong 70 that
exquisite rnus!c But of all that we have heard from
this accomplished and perfect artist nothing givesa
more sincere pleasure than the duet from Rossinis
Barber which Madame Sontsg and Badian repeated
last evening for the second third ime snce the be-
ginning of her Con,er.s Whether &C scdDg or singing
nothing can be more admirable. The favorits Polka
variations were epcored last evening. and the 0rches
ira had the honor Of an encore for the Coronation
March from the Prophet Jaell and julien maintained
heir hold on the public favor On Monday Madame
SontaR will give still another Concert.
THE BosToN ARTILLERY.-At IL O'Clock
yesterday Capt Evans were resolved
BY Bis Honor, Mayor k'Dgssnd In front of the City Hail.
where this admirably drilled company performed their
evolutions In manner highly credisbe TO them and
Satisfactory to the large eoncourse Of persons thai wit
messed their reception. l. remarked BY many that
few If any companies out Of the regulars were better
drilled. At liz and ustss the shower of wind andrain
came Cd, they escorted into the Governors Room
Of The City Hall After resting for half hour In the
Governors Room, the comPauy Termed into line and
marched down to the Tea Room, and surrounded she
table Alderman Smith Introduced His Honor the
Mayor, who welcomed the Boston company 10 dttng re-
muhs. "Whh such officers and such men, said ths
Mayor, Bostos nerd no, be In fear" This wa, sppro
pria,ey responded TO by the captain Of the company
lie said they were citizen soldiers Of Boston, whs ever
quiIed, they would obey the call would your own
New York) good citizen soldiers Gen. Hail. who was
present. expressed bis regret that proper
had not been completed for their reception by The New
York military. as IL customary and as would have been
pleasing to the New Workers. Owing to the absence
from the City OF one BY whom arrangements were TO
hare been made, and some misconceptions, the prepare
rsons Ii was 10 be regretted had not been mpletsd
Atonement for the accident To- however, being made BY
the attention bestowed since the arrival of the com
psDy.
this stsse Of proceeding Aid Smith gave the word
10 "losd and fire they did outside and Immediately
about too and bali dozen champaign corhs popped
Gen. Z. V. +. Wright of Jersey City, then eall.d
upon for speech, which he proceeded to deliver.
SrRANGERs.-At the METROPOLITAN,
Capt Lowber, Of the Ericsson" cspt Ye,.on Of The
Lady tFnnklin - Capt. Davis, Of the "Union;"
Capt David Wood, Massachusetts,; Jas f. West Havs
M; Dr. Calhoun, Florida; Judge Wilson, Chies.o H.
Adams, Washington J. ~ Carpenter, virgiois W. c.
Amman, CaiorHia, &C
At the IRvING, DR.. Onphsnt. 81. Louis J NJ Arthur
Ottawa DR.. MeCienshan, L. S. Navy; Sam. Baker
San Frapeisco; A. J. Stevens, Va Volney How.
ARD, Texas; Or. Whselwrlsat, Navy Or. R. Wheeler
Piusheld; w. b. Randall, Cortland; J. Knox Walker,
Washipgton Oliver Phelps Wsships ton James
Dewsr, London VIM. N. Glendy, Navy, sc.
At the AsroS, J. f. Bullitt, Louisville; Jas S Pike,
Maine; B. E. Foster, London Jas. Evsrs, Nswfound.
land; Il. Saunders, Washington; Mr.. R.ihbons, Al
bspy; J. G. FORBES, Syracuse; A. Boedy, Monroe CO.;
F. Sullivan, Baltimore; $ s jennings. Noble Henry
Fi,zbush, oswegO; J. G. Camp, ssndusly, &c, sc.
CokREcTIoN.-We are desired 10 cor
rect the statement thai Madame sontas viii hereafter
give operate performances at Niboa shs has entered
into negotiations With Mr. klblc for the purpose
and has no intention Of doing nor Of sngasog Mad.
sms Pico 70 alag the consralto pats hh possible and
even probable that Madame Sontag vii sire operate
performances before leaving tbs coantry though 40
In daley b.. no G-aoseu eats for ms purpose hsys
been conclsdsd. acd any are male, We are assorst
las, ~ "a If IA most ,oup,y, and saBi 1,sI-,
sla.