New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

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1 The weather was remarkably cool
yesterday with cloudy sky and prospect at night of
rain. Wooden garments were By no means uncom
Portable.
The RATIFICATIoN.-The Wings OF
New York will meet to night at the Broadway House to
rsiify the nomination Of ScorT and GRAHAM Many
prominent speakers have been invited, and an old
fashioned time may be expected.
EThe Common Council finished their
June session last night No important business was
done. The Nineteenth Ward Election case was laid
over 1t viii be acted upon probably about week be-
fore the Aldermanic election Of 1853.
MADAME ALBoNI's DEBUT IN AMERICA.
--Alboni has achieved q triumph brilliant
than we had anticipated. The highly wrought public
expectation that precedes ali first appearances scarcely
knows at the first moment If be satisfied or not but II
az In this csse 1t is matter of supreme excellence in
It's kind curiosity gradually yields to delight which con-
stanily rises until 1t results In that glowing ovation a.
which four thousand persons assisted las, evening The
season s late and unavorsbe but the hall was crowded
with ga brilliant and fashionable" audience. Among
the rest VIC noticed Ole Bull, route for Virginia.
There seemed TO be trouble about ses and at eight
O'Clock signor Ardh and his Orchestra took their places
The rafting, runbng characteristic overture to La
,Ga-za Ladra opened the concert Rosslns sparkling
yivacy always dsarms criticism and mets the frown
of doubt into smile IL had not faded when Signor
Sangiovsnn came forward and was cordially received
by the audience. He sang the csvatina, LdnSatr her
xna bella from LIalana IN Aseri He 10 destined to
sure success His voice Is delicate tenor, of rare
sweetness purity and Hexibity. Its quality is sympa-
fhetc to that degree that santy reminded OF
the traditions of Rubins wonderful organ To this ex-
quisite quality of voice sgnor ssngovanni adds an
equal cultivation. singing with fluent hoipid grace
and with briIlancy offorure remarkable in SO young
and-not to ray 1t sightpgly-so unknown singer.
His shake is clear his sldes aud roulsdes accurate
and true His organ, however, Is far from powerful
We were fortunate in sitting enough to appreciate
Syery shade every nnaRce Of intonsuon, but must
doubt whether hose the door could entirely share
our delight We do not recall any tenor OF tepderer
tome In the beautiful duet with Aboni from Don Pas
oueIe this was especially evident Ssnsiovsnni sing
like young man, still, too carefully for master; but
bis failing In this particular leans virtues side 1t s
delicate exquisite and touching singing not forcibe,
nor grand, nor electrical II you remember that and
listen with your soul as well your ear you will have
rare pleasure in hea,iog signor Saugovanni
With Signor Revere, the Basso, we were not so much
pleased He has good, full voice, not striking In any
particular and he sings with knowledge and facility
In concerted movement he Is essential and effective
But Ia much too exaggerated His fun is too funny,
his sccen, quite too saccato his action altogether de-
cldedy unsuted to the concert room II the music has
not character enough to expires, Itself without dramatic
action from the singer then that piece OF music requires
The stage and should not be selected for concert 1t
al thaa Of
ence was diverted from song the singer which Is
fatal fault In circumstances where dramatic action 10
Impossible, and necessarily mpertnent Yet be enters
Into bis songs with such spirit aud delivers them SO
vigorously that we can readily fancy him an effective
and indispensable member of an operate troupe.
Madame Alboni, in iourced white elk dress low.
peched and $50 learned and lovely said
with single diamond bracelet upon her right arm, her
short black hair unadorned, and holding fan, hand
ierchief and sheet of music led forward by Sig
nor Ardiu and was received with prolonged snd re-
newed applause She acknowledged her catering, but
roceless, reception by frank and smiling obesance,
bent again and again. as the plaudits continued bowed
finally 10 the conductor aud the orchestra and plscidy
awaited the cessation of cspping Her delivery OF the
Iectative Eocomi GlfRs in Ba6biloaia displayed mme-
datey the breadth sud entire fosh of her manner the
nnpai aeled ease and exquisite exbity of her delv
ery,-and the whole revealed the range the quail
ty and the power Of her voice. Is pure contrato,
but its high notes which very high, are round and,
wba, Is very remarkable pure aud sweet. She stands
like a statue, and the music flows withou. the slightest
effort from her mouth. la all the most critical and
for a sipger-dangerous and difficult passages, II pours
on ss full and unencumbered ever gliding through
the most elaborate and exquisite Torture easily
sunbeam through space, Her singing is truly shaded
h effects In the piano passages are penciled with erIsl
decacy her forte is strong broad and clear and her
shake,
"-c.ll it the well, bubblins the birds MARBLE"
Over all these fine details presdes the supremes sense
Of power. Her singing costs her no more effort than
graceful movement natural graceful person and
We felt lat evening what fell the first evening we
heard her. four years since that here s genial Italian,
gted with wonderful voice, which she hiss had the
good TO cultivate and develop 10 its EXTREMIST
Possibility Consequently 1t is Satisfactory 10 hear
her In the concert as In the opera. The charm
begins and ends 10 the voice The feeling for the per
son 10 that hearty cordially which her own inspires
she has not the dramatic power which results from
genius, and from remarkable individuality, but her
uue taste In singing, and the magnificent organ con-
ucued by that TASTE seduce into asking questions
INTO making no demands We are content not to re.
member Quafhng Toksy of the subtest aroma we do
moi envy the Gods their necsr-se only ask for more.
Inc BrtRdtsi brought do sn the first tumutaous ap-
P'sn'e 1t was taken in quick time and delivered
v1 perfect simplicity. She allowed herself but sim
seornanen one pure and perfec, sbske as If indeed
unssraio pv essu tsliee were bubbling through her
Ups and the final measure she varied BY descending,
a charming phrasing, quite into the depths Of her
"'ce. To the unanimous encore she grsciousy re.
'Ponded BY repeating the last verse
The duet with sansiovsnn, Torment dir chs