New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

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IL The weather yesterday was clear and
cool A, night the sky was hazed over with light
clouds and the old sign of storm came out in the form
ofa very brillan, circle around the moon.
IL Mrs. BosrwIcx's Complimentary Con-
ccrt AZ Metropolitan Hail. last evening drew together
q lsrge audience composed mainly OF New orkers
rrorer citizens whose names are familiar 70 every
Gothnr,itc each OF course, bringing ms iany re 70
Gathering Of old sccuantSnces and neghoofs 10y suon
a c,rnsnv Of long standing admirers hrs' oo7'""s
was greeted nc as novelty to be cnncizeI Oh. ~
friend whose singing was to be received WIN "enSn'.
T. was charming occasion. whose spirit none coui'
well resist and we accordingly caught the ih'ec'ou u
the general coed rature. For the rest there WAS no
b,terous spplsu.e such a. an audience OF hsckneyed
concertgoers deal in but no end oil quet enjoy H"'
Indeed Mrs Bo.,wicks singing and bois,crousness
could not 60 together so neat SO sweet 70 ~
I,dv.ike as il H. Her voice has a plea Ing quality,
she sings with great deal OF taste and refinement Not
so much can be said Of Sgnor Viet whose buttery ana
uncertain tenor last evening supported her She was
also assisted by Nj Apply the yOlnist, and Nj Siede
the autist both fayorsbly known to the musical public
a. well n bv Miss Annie Olivia the conceTtina, and
Herr Tbow on the piano The orchestra was good and
siepor Ariiti showed that be can lead band OF sood
and careful musicians much better than one containing
moor and careless ones.
~ The usual success still attends the
management at Niblo's. For the past few days the
vell.known and popular Comedian, Robert haeaire
Browne has presented Of his best characters
Miss Fitzpatrick whose performance Of Constance was
g. well received, is playing new engagement on
Monday. Madame Bishop and troupe will appear IN
Flotows opers OF Martha
ry The 18th Annual Fair of the American
Institute will close on Friday the Goth inst The block
of marble designed By the New-York Fire Department
for the Washington Monument, was placed on exhibit
ton Yesterday L i. deliberately wrought and merits
attention
CRYSTAL PALAcE.-We are requested To
state that the ceremony of erecting the fret column OF
the Exhibition edce postponed from the 26ih in con-
sequence OF the death OF Mr. Webster, will take place
On Saturday, the Both inst, at ~ NJ.
~ The Board Of Assistants last night
ordered that the Hudson River Road put down the
ground rail below Thirty second-st.
u GOttfried Greelck carpenter and house
mover residing in Thirty eghthst between Egth and
oh avs sustained great calamity on Sunday night
aft BY fire. and Il is In contemplation by the charitable
portion of the citizens of that locality 10 help him IN
his hour Of need He ia industrious skilful, and ener
petic in his busncse and though he has only been in
this country a few years, he had by his own hands,
from the fruits OF his hard labor erected and built two
large handsome frame buildings, worth at least $1,000
and he had also il hs possession, and, the premises
where the IRE occurred, large amount Of tools and
ma hinery for moving houses worth from $500 10
$1,000, al Of which destroyed. II ia supposed
that the FIRE occa,ioned by incendgry there
il no natural way ofaccounting for il otherwisc The
aim OF the friends of Mr. Greehck is to raise enough
and merely enough to provide ret Of tools to com
msncc work with which can be procured for about
$500 Alderman Peck and A. T. Serrell s. Co.. of
Thrtyseyenth-st. will receive subscriptions.
BROADwAY RAILROAD PRoJECT.-The Spe-
cial Committee of the Common Council having under
consideration the expedency Of granting Railroad in
Broadway, met again yesterday afternoon pursuant to
adjournment. Little progress however made with
the subject in consequence Of the absence OF James r.
Whiting and Daniel T. Sickles, Esqrs the former be-
ing engaged al the time with an important case in one
Of the Courts and the latter being prevented by ndis
position from attending Mr. Thomas A. Davis em
braoed the opportunity give explanation of the
marks be made on the occasion Of the lat meeting lie
addressed the Committee as follows
The Committee might suppose It strange at hrst
sight that the strongest opponents Of a Railroad in
Broadway should be those who would otter the largest
bonus for the privilege working the rood The grounds
tor such offers are hesc: We believe the plan imprae
cable and impossible without the sacrifices Of great ex
isiing Observation-Disclosures which by fair computation
amount 10 about 200 exclusive OF the depreciation
OF properly along the line, VIZ
-Four miles right Of way, ID eetwide lie 274j60
Omnibus interest destroyed and rendered
useiess'.-.. -----...-.---. 29O0OOO
Russ pavement destroyed -..--..-......... 10000
Totsl...................... .ss,2A,2OO
That the plan can only be made feasible practical or
possible by this sacrifice that while we deny the
equity justice Of Selling upon such an amount Of
individual or public property and conveying il bodily
INTO the hands OF three four individuals under plea
that II y for the public welfare, these parties thus 70 be
horn OF their herd acquired means claim tue right Of
being substituted ia The place OF those public ben fact
ore Gas they with themselves be considere provided
they "l do ai Tor The public good which those public
beneiactors would DO That if the proposed raroad in
broadway can be made practicable by the Common
Council tor tLese petitioners and they will determine 20
make II 90 then the Common Council no make it
PRACTICAL lOr any other party. We deny that de Com.
mon Council can make practical without the Immense
tacrirce ot Mteres already alluded to, but Il that sac
Tfce must and Fl az take place for the public conyen-
renee, then We can that the parties yielding these in.
erests should have an ne benefits which can Use from
n m The public yielding 10 this enterprise rivlIt
oi way worth S5jOO00O should get equivalent for
l. tAu ne eneiPnses entrusted 10 any one, 1t
70 thoe VITO uuder.tand the bu-ness-.e o,lnbus IA.
eresi' which s the gIeatcst individual sufferer They
have offered one cent for each and every pa eger
veyed and guarantee that Il hall equal $4,000 per
mum he Estimated amount Of pa scn go.s con
yeyed IN broadway, in day, is 10000, or IN