New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
,,7 vonv nIuv TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1852
CITY ITEMS.
IsrsEMryrs. ETC, THIS DAY A

CITY ITEMS.
,.r-Eur.rs. rrc. THIS DAY AND EVENING
sho er,drt-ls, $500 sss, wt..b-.a rh- Tpn--,
W. i,,rTr Foo. c@utsnssa The HaPpy Ma ETC.
r,-usr'. Mn.,ura-The Orphan Dsean ete .-,x
Nd. MIR. Tres 80 80 Broadvay-Conceri e'e,y 80,
soesiy i1f,' ~ 80 nj Drsm,t,e Eni,rtvnm-nt
Cate 6ardss-F..f o. the AHsne"n institute
We owe TO Madame ALBoSI our ac-
kDowledements for new pleasure AZ he'ropoi'""
Hall she. last evening. sung Casa D'ra LOT inc H,''
time in this country least and we can ou' e'no tue
,b,tic sa,i.fnction with which it was received oy
the brilliant and intelligent audience those crA'c'
vino prcrounce her inanimate and undramsiic can
, have heard her in thi, that other majestic ana
o.s;opste air of BrILINI, the Al non ersdea 10 our
,brkirg 10 busting energy OF action, no externSi ue
,r,,;c, of feeling could so touch the so1, ana so
s., :. Nth tho very essence OF dramatic interest rs
b ;,re singing Of these pieces by this incompetence
IT,. Tho beart.throbs of tragedy mark every ca
80 NJ bsr voice in that delicious music, and her
,orss snd modulAtions convey the idea oil "ecPcr
o,,oo, more inward and real sentiment sucn Us
rio accc.sarics OF acting could 10; rende' mort I'M
,sssivc hut might detract from In the Cu''a D'00
she was ell the savage priestess win no u'''"'S !"
serve and no Inspiration to obey out tilal OF III" Wv"
uiId nession Grand a. this and full oil lie ana "fe
os was the allegro which follows it, We alter ALL among
tho ,ca, mass of riches in which she lets heFseI re'e'
in ,Tiuurh prefer nothing 20 the non credea' lha'
truly perfect and Incompatible
~ tho orchestral performances last evening the
loss sol the better There no hope OF improvements
cd What need. then. OF fautfnding Signor SANGio-
x.xx1 Gang much better than the audience gave MIN
credit FOR. and Siguor REVERE 10 worse.
rV The Phdre de Ne,c- York, French pa
ner pubished BY Mr.. E MAssERAs, which mas h"her'o
been issued weekly made lts appearance yes'e'u"y az
,v;veeIly The Phdre is edited with great TACT anu III
du.try and .usaiue the cause of France against MI a.
,ock. and all criticisms consequently II i neur" WIN
regard to political principles France being s"oH "
-, hoes in tina, rrspect so that her advocate must
be ready to take any side tina; may happen 70 DC up
Tho pbare in lis new form handsome sheet OF four
eos ord We doubt NOT will be welcomed by that por'
NON Of the public to which it is especially addressed
Tho REGULAR issue Of the tri-weeky will commence on
TuesGay, Nov. ).
r-zy Ntr. York Examiner is the title OF new
monthly newspaper Of four pages and very handsomely
r,int.d whose first number has jus; been Issued oy
Mr. c GLEN PEBBLES. It. columns arc occupied win
discussions On industry art Inventions po''cS' ''i
roads mines and extracts from the former Writings VI
the author MIR. PEBBLES in his sslutatory address
informs the public that he alone has written the eh're
four pages OF the sheet but hereafter his friends COM
lluncaiion- will receive place. He regards popu-
lar tastes and demonstrations he regards black
guard" and proposes TO elevate the tone o. society,"
o,bcr than 10 dccerd to its level We wish HIM sue
cess in that undertaking.
AyorHER REDUCTION or FARE.-Ihe Ston-
nrton line has brought down the fare between ths AMI
Boston TO % for cabin passengers and IL ~ tor deck
The Vanderbilt and the Commodore run in connection
with tie Stonngton Railroad
Society FOR THE EMPLOYMENT AND RELIEF
OF THE PooR-EIGurm ANNUAL MEETING. The
Eighth Anuuul Meeting OF the above Society was held
Yesterday at noon in the Church OF the Messiah oppo
lite the NewYork Hotel The officers present were
Mr. Russell SrvRGrs President; Mrs. JOEL B. Posr
Sccr,tary and Mr. Jos,rH W. Posr, Treasurer The
Ronrd 81 Managers and number of members pres
ant The annual report OF the President was read
mentioning briefly and clearly the designs and opera
tcus Of the Society Il stated that nothing unusually
important in the Gfairs of the Society had occurred
during the year Subscriptions have been "a nu-
Inerous n lnet yepr The operations OF the year
were commenced with u fund of less than 300, and
have necessarily been limited to the means of the
Acclaim The salcs ut the Repository have
Ic,n greater than they the previous year, AMI
there is on hand stock OF goods which would oe
efficient ii sold, pay all liabilities OF the Society
The clurtaby di-p posed could much promote the oh
iecis of tie Society by forwarding the sale of the
goods On hand The reason why coarse and less sal
.lie articles are made up instead of finer ones which
sell more readily is, that one great object of the
As,ociaticn il to give employment to persons in
prlip 10 NOT accu-f ned IN
fine work The prices paid to those employed are
more than double whn paid by the regular dealers in
clothing and the goods are sold cheap, as not to
cover cot During last winter from twelve to twenty
gr. were taught 10 sew in the school, that purpose
held IN the library OF that church The fund Of
the Society il 50 100 being the proceeds OF the "Tea
Party Of 1876 This was invested in bank stock
and II held by Mr. :. J BEALs, and Mr.. WIN SrURGis
Trustee and used security tor the purchase of
goods on credit for the use OF the Society which
could not otherwise be obtained credit IL has been
suggested that the interest should be allowed 70
muaic to the fund.- but the necessity Of using
il each year has prevented the adoption Of that policy
The object Of this Society being to furnish charitable
emp 10y ment and to make profit there il deficiency
which must be made up by the benevoent-upon whom
Tie permanency Of the Society must depend.
The Trcasurers Report rendered, which gave
the total receipts OF me year, including r9i II over
from last year 81 jG 30. The disbursements incud
ing debtor material for clothing amounts 10 S77447
Sufficient clothing is on hand to than pay the bills
Of the material, which amount to 1929 o. Among the
receipts were the following items Subscriptions,
sl,l77 80; sales, 5il96 80; loan. $500 from the
Church Of the Messiah S3sl 90 Divine Unity s2i4 2j
donations $500 62 interest on fund s2l3 6j. Among
the expenditure the following: 70 applicants,
s3C3l u; rent $3.50; bills for material, s335S -
lean and interest Sjli 80
MILITARY Inspection AND REyIEw-1 he
annua nspecton end review Of the Third Brgnde New