New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
CITY ITEMS.

CII1 lILolo'
AMusEMsSrs, ETC, THIS DAY AND EVENING.
Brrtos, Ttearr-Ioye'. Frsi'te' Bes9ne paii Care.
Ws.r TbsSrPoo co"n ws,er sprrs AMI Autumn o.
Nh;o's Gardsr-Smp.on Co. /; Ia Maja De ss'ia
eaSs YORK heat "a. rrmlnee
Woods Mn,,res No 40 Broadv concert ever even ns
Satiiers Diorasas, cor. Thirteenth a. and Bro'dNY'
r. The weather holds misty, but there is
an even chance for fine weather to-day.
THE OPERA AT NlBLo's-A new opera is an
event in sny community, and one OF a new
school Is doubly so in New-York. Flotows Martha
which given last night at Niblo is pleasing spe
cimen fhe recent German COMPOSITIONS. Light,
eraccic and sentimental without the noise of the Ita
er the sparkling brightness the French school, it
aiourds in slight and agreeable melodies and is well
calculated to make impression popular audi
once anywhere In Germany it IL fayorite, and when
perfectly sung and ace easily conceive Of its
being altogether delightful. The story ia of two high.
bern English ladies who for irCc disguise Themselves
and 20 to Richmond Market and engage themselves as
nnadseiyhnts to two young larmers this engagement
they compelled to keep as they have thoushtesslJ
received the shilling which makes it legally binding.
Hence arises love affair between them and their
ters which after variety of solos duets. quartcttes
q
ard after their return 10 high life ends i'll the usual
htpTy manner.
This is piece where the greatest perfection is nece5
ory in the artists to render il satisfactory The music
not being remarkable for originality special beauty
nor the plot in itself very interesting the bet singing
md acting are required. These we cannot cay that
il last night received No doubt Mr.. Bochsa the di.
rector made the most out of his material but the
material was poor, both vocally and dramatically.
Ma,amo Anna Bishop Miss Rosa Jacques SiSuor Guidi
ard Dir. Lnoch cannot sing well enough for leading
metropolitan theatcT and sim iers they lay the
foundation FOR regular English opera. However they
las. evening rcaped liberal harvest OF applause from
house more full than critical. The piece was well put
or the stagc and the new scenery was good.
UoLDIyG OPEN TELEGRAPH LUEs.-We
are gr16ed to learn that all the Telegraph liues lead
ing from this City will be held open Ill of tonight for
the accommodation of the press and the public. In
publishing Mr. Swain, note upon this subject, yester
day we inadvertently omitted part Of tue concluding
sentence. which fhould hive included the public as
well as the press
FRAUDS on THE NATURALZATl0S LAWS
$50 srplcnton. have been made at The County
Clerks office for second paper. whi.h have been re-
fused The lanes and residences are, however, known
and will be handed to the oholengers OF the several
Wards Thee parties it appears arc de'irous to vote
although they know il is contrary TO the law. The
names Of many persons who have been frauduen;ly
naiuralzed through cards from Tammany Hall, are
known to the Inspectors Of several Districts. and the
parties who procured ther naturalization.
~ The German Evangelical Lutheran Con-
NJ. u tsudnr Tho
PASTORAL care Of Rev C. F. Z. stahlmann hal Cen
tennial celebration on Sunday. " Dutch Lutheran
Congregation existed in tbs City than hundrel
veals ego but regular preaching in the " German Ian
eursel cyan in the year l752 and continued up this day
Rev. Mr. Il. Dernme d. D., from Philadelphia, preached
in the morning at lC and Rev. Mr. H. Schmidt, Proies
sor ofthe German Language in Columbia College II
the afternoon OF o'clock. On Monday Qhis) morning
st lO 5 the festival Of the children Of the School g.
Matthews Academy attached to the Church numbering
shout 500 Appropriate addresses will be made By Rev
Mr. Garlcks Of Brooklyn; Rev Mr. Scheuter, OF PougE
keepsie. and Rev Mr. BUM, of Wll.am'burgh. At the
close Of the mornings service the children will be pre-
scented with medal each bearing appropriate inscrip-
items.
The Church is tastefully ornst1encd. under tho d.
rection o. Mr. Deyonge assisted by the ladies OF the
congregation
To A proposition has been entertained Tor
sone months pat by number Ct the Episcopal Cier
cvpen Of this City 70 establish Mission House anu
Home in Mott-st., and on Sunday meeting was hed
in S. Jthns Chapel devise measures tor carrying
into practical effect. III. Rev. Dr. Wainwright pre-
sided over lis proceedings, and Rev MI Eaton oeate1
- Secretary Rev Thomas C. Peters addressed the
ce,i,r 5rst and in explanaton OF the purposes for
,rli,b il had been convened He earnestly recon-
rnended tie purchase Of Zion Church IL Aottt a. the
host that could be procured account Of its proximity
10 the Five Pcin.s where it M ght be regarded a.
center for missionary operations in that pert OF tas Ct
Tbe ecirce he ssid would shortly be disposed ~, AM
Therefore very desirable that il should BE- Dough
ard devoted 10 theze purposes. Inc Rector o. ~
Church Rev. Richard Cox, gave brei de-cIlgI2h q
tie plan Of the church vhi-h be consderei peSuiFJ
aaRrfed TO the object Of q Missionary home IL tx
,en.ive vaults under the edice could, he said al very
slight expenFe be converted INTO sunday rcnooi
while boa rding-h fer searstrezsf, susr " tI''
established in the Five Points, could be ere'ei on I'd
Re- DR. HAWKS expressed himself strongly in favor
Of the proposition and alluded 20 the eomneniaDis
efforts OF Rev rr Pease in tie vicinity a. PaIc-
ulsriy worthy OF imitation. =. ,,a
spritusl wants OF the people Of that locality aen leu
aso 10 their physical necessities, and Obtained employ
Ineut for their He established boarding no1ses oI
those who without houses ana Hsp. to5n ~ ~.
inch time az he could procure them WORK lac Ats'
sior which is the name Of his establishment y no" ~
suceessf operation and IN nsehool sftacn-o 20 aoou
two hundred children are edueGed dAiy SOM o.
these supplied with clothing ana Ooaaea a. -
,rot beneficial eject upon the character OF the rive
Points and indeed the adjoining streets have oesa ma
terisry nProvsbyh