New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
BassrSr's CoScERr.-This was a cheer


sell, there were Nesdames De vres and vietu Pcol
and all went merry a a marriage ben,-"ve NJ
Mguers vioHncello, which, owing TO "indisposi
tion," did not 90 at all The ladies were In
good voice and sang sentimental dEeaiao Of
AIdit with great applause. Madame De Vnss gave The
Poscca from Verdis L0m5Grdi with spirit and bril-
n.ncy, and il was unanimously encorcd BssSini Is
much than ordinary violinst His tone Is re-
markedly sweet and pure-ye have rarely heard q
sweeter-and delicate musical feeling charactenZes
ell his performance. he played the slow movement
of Vieux-Temps FaHtssiS In which the melody is
announced, with graceful and simple pathos, and
the entire modesty Of the artist inclines every list
ener 10 sympathetic attention. As = resident nu-
stefan among Us, Signor Bsssini would be an In
valuable acquisition. Ariitis Great Russ Psre1est
Polka danced the audience out of the Hall Why will
the fscile composer give PeriHs POLkdfor we
sure that the idea of linking that with any
suggestion Of dancing merry music would be absurd
enough 10 secure great saleproyided the purchaser
wss not obliged to wait until Broadway entirely
Prned for In that case the Polka would DO danced BY
a remote posterity
You've MEN's WIG GENERAL COMMIT
rEE-In our advertising columns will DO found sb
sraet of the proceedings of the last meeting of this
Committee. We gave a summary of these same pro
ceedings in our paper of Saturday.
RATIFICATION. - The Democracy"
will assemble on Wednesday evening at the Old Wig
wan to compare notes the nominations and drill
heir voices from the Csss and Butler bass the
of Pierce and King Noted speakers and lively time
expected
THE ASSESSMENT BUSINESS. - The
charges sgsinst the Committee on Sewers made by Mr.
Craven, Chief Engineer of the Croton Works,
denied In the Board Of Aldermen last evening by Alder
man Denman who submitted communication of i'm.
nense length. The charges In question were published
in The Tribune last week. They in reference to the
Tenth av sewer Alderman AlVord, Temsnn and others
considered them very gross and reflective all the
members. There was not much said In reference 10
the matter however and both communications ware
ferred to Special Committee for sreport.
GEOGRAPHICAL SoCIETY.-The Geo
graphical and Statistical Society meets this evening
i,s room In the University ut o'clock. Gen. Nosquers
the late President Of New-Grensds aud now resident
Of City, has paper the Geography, Statistics,
Climate, Productions, &c, of NewGrensds, which,
without doubt will be and interesting to merchants
and scit ntihc gentlemen
NEW MAIL ARRANGMENT.-On and
after the 9Th inst the mails for Peeksk Csdspring
Fi.hkil Fishklll Landing, Newburgh, Poughkeepsie,
RI nebeck and Hudson will cose at O'Clock In the
afternoon ami will be sent of by the Hudson River
Railroad at o'clock.
SALE OF A TELEGRAPH.-Messrs. Cole
& Chiffon yesterday sold at auction all the real
tate rights of way privileges instruments, fixtures &c.
of the New York State Telegraph Company, from the
City of New-York to Buffalo, for e3s2Oo.
ES@ Gov. Kossuth and suite arrived last
evening by the Albany boat and have taken apartments
at the Irving HOUSE.
ARRIyALs.-We notice among the ar
rivals at the Irving House the names of Col +. McMu
len NJ c., Va; Hon. A. 8. ksther, Va; Hon. H. c.
Harris, Ky; Hon. D. s. Dickinson, Binshamton Hon.
A. w H. Clapp, Portland, Me-; Hon. l.. s. Chathold,
Albany Hon. s. Medsry Ohio; Hon. John ii. Lump
kin, Ca w. V. Richie, Richmond, va
Hon Rueben Wood, Governor of Ohio VIM Trevitt
ESQ Secretary of State of the State of Ohio Major
Webb; J. w. Gray, Esq, and others from Cleveland,
arrived in the city yesterday and stopping at Butts
Hotel 1t expected they will remain Ia town for sew
eral days.
RECEPTION OF MEAGHER.-The doings
Of the Aldermen in this matter viii be found In another
place 1t 10 suggested that the Reception take place
Thursday Of this week.
The Irish Societies and the Military are still In con
ference and will doubt be ready At any moment TO
form the line. Thursday looks like early day, but
the Aldermen may get ready they proper diligence
The NEw-YoRK FIRE CAsEs.-The
NewJersey Supreme Court now In session at Trenton,
on the motion of Mr. Davies Corporation Counsel or.
dered that the plaintiffs in these pay the costs Of
the April Circuit, for not bringing them to trial. but the
Court denied the costs Of the motion Il also or.
dered that they be tried At the September Circuit at
Newark and Special Jury wa ordered to be suusk
for the purpose.
TEMPERANcE.-The greatest enthusiasm
was manifested by the crowds attending the meetings Of
the East River 7. A. Society Sunday, and honest
hard listed mechanics enrolling themselves 70 pro-
Iect the sacred ballot box at the election next fall
that honest citizens deposit their votes for righteous
to Gil the Offices Of City and State, who will
force all good laws and enact Maine Law to protect
the community and suppress vice, crime paupersm and
drunkensss by closing the 5000 rum shops In City
I. has long bean source Of deep regret 10 intel
gent citizens that we have had German Temperance
Societies In this City. This Society Is forming
branch to be conducted BY Germans, and TO be ad.
dressed in the German language.
ANNIvERsARY OF THE TURNvEREIy,
On GEHhAs GYNSAsTIc sOcIsrr.-Yesterdsy the
members Of this society not only belonging this City
but including Populations from Baltimore, Philadelphia
Newark, and Brooklyn, amounting TO $50 In NUMBER
held their second anniversary at the Harlem Pleasure
Grounds. Each Of tee Turner's attrsd in q vhlts
duck Jacket and pants red neckerchief and black belt
dress admirably adapted for the display Of cir
culsr and symmetrical forms, and the whole body pre-
sented splendid appearance Of well developed man