New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13


society LLrTy-Dryan's Gallery Of Christian A.
oIcuNew NoIh Amphheaier Eguestrisn Performance etc,
Woods Ministries, No 90 Broadwv-Coneert every eyeauG
" Thursday night was very stormy, and
Friday morning much wore the rain coming down in
torIente Before noon, however II ceased and the re.
maindcr of tho day and the night clear and COOL
TBE WIGS COMMITTEE AND THE DEATH OF
DANIEL WEBSTER The Joint Special Committees
met last evening, at the Broadway Houee TO make or.
fragments to participate in the funeral ceremonies on
Tueday II is understood that the members of the SOW.
eTsl General and Ward Committees have recommend.
ed to join in the ceremonies aud that a meeting of
both the General Committees will be held at the Broad
way House, Monday evening, to make further prep
ara,ions.
~ ALBoNI's Concert last evening was the
most crowded of all she has given The announcement
that TO be the last opportunity OF hearing her for
the present naturally drew together large audience
They had no to complain oftheir entertainment
Never was she more admirable, either Ia singing or in
personal loneliness. Perhaps readers are not aware
that Aboni most beautiful woman as well as great
artist But the qucenly oval Of her face the clcarness
of hereye and the matchless transparency and rich.
of her skn and complexion that genuine brunette
which seems TO reveal while it hides the rich throbbing
Of the blood beneath these make up type of beauty
as superb as 1t Is rare. Last night she gave us
first song from Roseinis Lady of The Lake
which she has sung here before Exactly suited TO
her powers she lavished them all In It's execuhonor
at least ell that she calls into USE for Alboni IL
singer who seems to keep in It'll sbund
ant resources than she employs and ser she has done
the best you feel that there are far other achievements
that she might accomplish ii she chose After this she
sang en- ali rem Meyerbcers Propha meager and
forced composition to our thinking but how IL wah per-
formed 1t is said that she IL dramatic singer and
che ia not those who regard gesticulation and
grmaoe as the role elements Of dramatic effect But
for touchDg the hearts Of her auditors, we never
heard singer more truly dramatic nor do we recol-
ect any other illustration of her power in this kind
striking as this air from the Prophet. The evening
closed by the drinking song from Luerzia Borga that
sparkling lyric Of youth aud geiety which deciousy
ntoxicses the hesrer but leaves pong Of headache
for the And so amid plaudits and cries Of en-
husiasiic admirers the t of that wonderful voice
sank Tito sience the last bow of Acknowledgements was
made and the porty form Of the songcss disappeared
from the stpge where for many, many weeks we shall
not see her again.
signor Sangioyann sang very sweetly in q ssnalier
room where hi. voice would be lot In the vsstness
Of space and where he could do justice 20 his really fine
culture lie would be favoI.e. The orchestra con-
iinued 10 justify its bad reputation to the lat.
We were happy TO notice the new entrance TO Me-
tropcliisn Hail. and the beginning Of the onsncsdea
arrangements 10 facilitate the exit of the audience
has long been upon conscience to arcuse public o.
ten,ion to the danger Of going Concert in that build
Ing. Had panic arisen at any Of the crowded enter
tainments given there, the inevitable result must have
been the killing Of numbers Of human beings by tramp
hing, smohering or leaping from tho windows. To go
there like putting your head in lions mout-thers
great chance that sou might never ret out again
Now a sinyIe staircase leading from the floor OF he
Hall in the second story, has been sddel TO the former
means Of getting out. But this l. still insumc'ent
There must be stsrways not only from the outer corn
DOR which s reached through narrow door.wsys' bal
from the windows that open toward both Broadway ana
Mercer.st These .tairways need NO, be rsed except