The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-13
Musical.


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Musical.
ALsovr's L.sr CoNoERr.-The great artistic whose
matchess powers Of song have been charming the music
loving portion Of this community at intervals for several
months past has given her and bid her adeux
TO New York audience for a season. Merorot Hall
crowded last night 10 its utmost cspscy-parquete
boxes and gaeriesthe Of this
meDt being the last OF the series operating to cause an
immense assembly cffafhionable people to attend 1t
was fifty too that Madame Alboni should have such
testimony public appreciation when she was shout to
make her congo The itself the brilliant
which she has yet given the selections being the most
part and excellent. Her first song the charm.
ing cayatna from the opera of the Lady of the Lake,
Elena Ia chs 10 ehiamo which rapturousy applauded
Then she sung the grand air from Meyerbeers Pro-
phete,' to qu M aandone and finished by the bri-
disc drinking song, from the opera of Lucreza Boz.
gia.n We never heard Madame Abon sing with greater
power and effect than in these three pieces nor was the
delight Of listening to her In any way diminished
by having heard her often before She was rewarded
by the audience with general and protracted applause
And little Camille Urso. the wonderful child-violniste
divided honors with the prima donna or the same aye
and country Paul Julien, whose mastery perform.
ances on the violin attracted such attention here this
new candidate for public favor promises to be powerful
competitor with him. Her execution Of the fantasia on
'Sonnambua'' was most admirable, and drew down vo-
cferous calls for an which honored Several
bouquets thrown TO her the stage and the great
est enthusiasm manifested in respect TO the marvel
lous little artistic
The performances by the orchestra were marked fea-
lures in the concert They first played the Germon~
overture by Auber and afterwards the to the
opera Of l. Martir in which chorus was introduced
with great effect As for Sangcvanni and Revere they
hardly attained to their ordinary standard last night
did somewhat botep IN solo a s S
opera Piraa and Revere also gained favor In the
barcarole Una Barcaene with chorus
We belle We that Madame Albon purposes making an
extended tour through the States that will re-
turn to this city until after considerable lapse Of time
broken off her fret arrangeme ns to appear there In
respect to the national grief for the death Of Mr. Webster
City Intelligence
FESTIVAL TAMaIANY HAIL.-On Monday next the
Young Mems Democratic Union Club intends to hold
Festival at Tammany Hall, in commemoration OF the
lite adherence in the election The state Govsrpor
electi expected at that time to be in New York and
will be present ut the festivities and the occasion will be
fitting and worthy wind up Of the campaign in this
city. Accommodations, understand are provided for
about four hundred guests
THE WEArHER.-The FROST which set in Wednesday
night, and continued during Thursday, has been sue.
ceeded by heavy fall of rain At half past 2 o'clock
yesterday (Friday) morning the sky became suddenly
1t continued to pour down until twelve O'Clock, noon,
without any intermission, and accompanied with
high gusts of wind at intervals The advancing morning
was exceedingly unpleasant, with cold rain, sufIocsng
atmosphere, and sloppy streets The thermometer &C
al 70 rpnsfd foSss during IL.
mild and than the few preceding afternoons
heavy sky at night. with prospect Of clear dry
ing.
MnIrAny yIaT-The Booth Light Guard from POUCH.
keepsie visited this city Thursday last under the
command Of Captain Holiday. They received By
ptipQn Gnor and U.aIn,r
Hose Company No. "A. They went to Hobokcn for
g.s practice yesterday accompanied BY the Albany
and made n most excellent turn out.
DASoERous AMrsEMrsT-RrcKLEss CoSDucT Thurs.
day evening about o'clock officer Cropsey the
Third ward, upon duty In Broadway, his attention
attracted by the sudden breaking Of glass in tho
neghborhood Of Park place Upon his sstenng to the
spot ne found that pane in the window Of the Of
w Hall Son. corner of broadway and Park place, had
been perforated by ball, discharged, is supposed
from an air gun in the hands person upon the
the discharge repeated. and another bali driven
through the window Of Smiths carpet store, whilst
third broke the window Of W. shardlow. ct No. $50
The officer and inmates Of the houses much alarmed
az Mr.. Cropsey could not know but the bullets
aimed at himse each one passing quite near his
most anxious search discover the perpetrator Of this
highly criminal or utterly foolish act. We trust the
officers will Jet be able to discover the parties.
DASGERou. AocIpErT.-As laborer named J MeManus
In front Of the house No 1856 Third avenue the sandy
stone lying near fell Into tho vault rolling upon Nc
MaDus and infctiDg serious injury upon him. BE
rescued after time and conveyed to the Bellevue Hos
pItsi by an officer Of the Eighteenth ward
DROWNED. -Philo Simpson, deck hand on board the
steamer Mohegan, lost overheard Thursday night
4th inst. between Washington Point and Spuyten Devil
Creek Deceased was about five feet four i've inches
In height, with black curly hair and about twenty-five
years OF age When last seen had gray sack coat
and heavy COW akin boots. Any information that will
lead to the recovery Of the body will be thankfully
ceiyed BY his mother Ambrose simpson at the office Of
H. p harrington foot Of Jay street. No Ann street
be about twelve or fourteen age to fall
into the North river the dock foot of Fifty fifth
street. ut MID day Of Thursday He drowned before
any assistance could reach him cloth cap belonging
Of Mr.. Mott, at foot Of Fifty fourth street.
The Coroner held an inquest yesterday afternoon
board the boat J. @. Caldwell, Of whitehall then
unknown man, which was found In the river. William
Mcdonnell $50 Anthony street. walking on the dock
foot OF Murray street. saw the body In the water with
dict death by drowning under circumstances unknown
The man appeared to have been about twenty three
years Of age.
Fnr-About o'clock this morning q fire broke out
in the grocery store No 90 Frankfort street of
Jacob The contents OF the store almost entirely
destroyed. The damage will probably amount TO about
$500
brooklyn city Intelligence.
AwruLLY SUDDEN DEATH--On Wednesday morning
last Mr. samuel Lowtree, when driving to the Court
house at Hampstead in wagon, and accompanied by
relation seized with sudden nj Of coughing and
having burt blood vessel expired within three minutes
Mr. Loweree q resident Of Flushing and we'll known
throughout Long Island He between fifty and sixty
years Of age, Of robust and as supposed healthy
constitution.
Asorrss Csnrrysx Accrpyvr "A mall lad the SON
q Mr. Moody, residing a. No. 40 Fulton street was
seriously injured on "wednesday night BY the explosion