New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

enough 10 suggest the summer, oeSWeen WHICH s9oou
| the day.
The OPERA AT NIBLo's. - Auber,s
Black Donaino--Le Domino Nov-was played with
great spirit last evening" to crowded house. Mad.
anne Thillon, like Aubers music, is alwaysthe same.
She exsggerates the art into article too evidently TO
please judicious taste. Yet she is 90 thoroughly
French, and the whole matter OF French opera is SO
artificial that only nterferes occasionally with the
listeners enjoyment. She is always as sincere az
the librett0, however, but not so genuine as the
music. She sang the Cachucha with great spirit,
but wanted little more fire in the orchestra for
the superb movements of the music. Mr.. Hudson
did WELL but noticed one defect, however, which
il worth correction. In the supper scene, after
Juanita has sung and, escaping the ardors Of the
enamored gentleman in white knee eches, filings
herself into Felix's (Mr. Hudsons) arms, he cried
at 10 herw we naturally fancied his emotions had
deranged his grammar; but when, reentering, he
ssd-"No, it is not her :" the grammar was clearly
at fault. AS he is representing gentleman Of high
social rank, it is only fair to speak correctly.
small thing indeed, but il he were to say to Juana
as he clasps her hands, loves you," it would make
broad farce of what meant for very fcrvent sim
cerity.
We predict even greater popularity for Black
opera Of society," story OF fashionable and romantic
Intrigue which is not confined to the scsne-and
which is always attractive. One great secret of the
popularity Of the vaudeville in Paris is that it deals
with the phases of ordinary and fashionable life
and In fact holds the mirror up to the nature Of
Paris. New-York is Partisan enough to enjoy that.
The opera Will be repeated on Friday evening.
OPERATIc MOvEMENTs.-We learn that
N.Y. Msretzek has reached Cincinnati with Savi,
Sefanone and the rest Of the troupe, and will give
concert there before going down the Mississippi
Salvi and Steffanone have never sung In New Or
leans, and their appearance will make an epoch in
tie musical aLpals Of hat city.
The agent Of the Bosio troupe is said to be ne
gouatipg for the Astor.place Opera House.
Rum LEGISLATION. gentleman informs
us that after the adjournment of the Board Of Alder
man the other night, he asked father why, II they
wanted their donss circulated they did not substitute
The Sum- with its large edition, for Of the Even
ing papers, publisher of Corporation proceedings.
Indeed" replied the Alderman, "do you suppose
we are going to support any paper tina! advocates the
Maine Law' II you do. you are greatly mistaken"
And then the Alderman followed his colleagues and
the suckers Of all sorts into the ear0om, whore
"mik, )" alias brandy and "cgars," alias champagne,
flowed at the peoples expense, as usual II is no.
torous that with two three exceptions the most
inveterats opponents Of the Temperance reform are
the Aldermen and Assistants. They have not for
gotten by what influence they were elected, and pc.
ltical gratitude prompts their curses upon Neal
Dow and the Maine Law.
Russ.-Workmen have begun the extern
sion of the Russ pavement at Broome street, and the
business will 10 on with dispatch. The street ought
to be completed from Broeme to Blocker in two
months.
WALL STREET IMPROVEMENTS. - The
building formerly occupied by Jacob Little and now
BY the Bank of North America, 10 being re modeed,
and 10 to have now front. The building now occu-
pied BY the Bank OF Commerce and the Bank Of the
State OF New.York. is to be taken down, and six
story building u to be erected on the ground. II
will bs especially designed for the use Of lawyers
and others desiring Offices In Wallst 1t will have
beautiful free stone fro {, with ornamsntsd win
dow caps and sills.
ORpINATIoN-Right Rev. Bishop Chase,
of New-Bampshire, will hold an ordination in Trim
ty Church in this City this day, Thursday, March
IS, services to commence at A. NJ. The Rev.
H. w eston is to be admitted to priests orders.
YourH's MErrNG.-There was a very
good assembly las. night at Metropolitan Hall,
where the Youth held their Temperance Conven-
tior. Several good addresses were made by the
boy g. and all seemed well pleased with the proceed
ings.
II r. w. EMERsoN discourses tonight
| at Hope Chapel on Culture" This announcement
will suffice to insure the attendance Of al the lovers
Of refined eloquence and mature wisdom in the
graceful oisguise OF sparkling fancies.
EXPRESS BuslNHss.-We understand that
Mr. Livingston, brother Of the late Crawford Liv.
ipsssor, has joined hsssrs Archer q Ostrsnder in
tie Express business In Mr.. Livingston the consrn
receives valuable accession.
The INJUNCTION ON THE AR UNION
M. O'ConoY continued his argument, yesterday bs-
| fore Judge Duer in Chambers, Superior Court, and
called the ate nsien OF bis Honor the concluding
part OF his argument Of the previous day, BY which
he had shown, hat amid the great mass of learned
uris:s both in England and here that Sergeant Tai
fcud and Recorder Tiilou we're the only authorities
upon which the opposing counsel could rely in sup
Do,t OF their views of the case The learned coun-
eel, hsreupen, read from London publication tho
c,cision CT Sergeant Talfcurd In relation 20 AT
| Union. and then proceeded to reply to the views
set up In the opinion Of Recorder TLiou. Tna'
orirIon be coutehoed, possessed same points WHEN
were fa.ai TO /, Ia ssery particular. The learned
Recorder in celysiirg such an opinion sres'ed inc
Indictment as If i, civil ssis for reco'
s,jrs osusges for the Transaction or parsaI o.
eusibess that was Gnia~ful; and Ia tais fespec'
= should be obstrv,d that there was marked Ga
ur-tioa between !. snd CRIMINAL prosecutor IL
tie orc case IL 70 be treated as II II wsfs pr
ys,e action or suis fer HEEL nan NAV piy,'sa
,,t.l Al ,er up The truth justification, SAL !.
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elcujeus big ncfe stu II possessed the :.
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