New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29

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By an Oversight have thu, far omitted the
Pe'stnie OF Suncay last Il WAS:
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THE THAw CONTINUES A dull, langud
"shy- day yesterday helped to DESTROY the re-
mains OF snow IL the streets made the walking de-
'es'aoie and covered the paTenents With vile black
compound, IN which mud paste was the chlef inSre.
Client lhcla RuooeTs and Waterproof boots we're de-
cNsoy IN the ascendant and even with the 5es. art-
hclai AIDS It was no Joke to cross Broadwav The
thermometer rose fifteen degrees between sunrise
and sunset
ITALIAN OPERA-NIBLo's An overflow
| ing audience was present last evening, when L,
Sonhamoula was performed for the second time thl,
season We have repeatedly spoken Of sienor,
Bcslo's admirable and artistic personasion OF thu
character OF Amina. which she has made decidedly
her own Her performance last evening was marked
| BY all the usual excelences Beitnl sings the nus.
of Evro with unsurpassed vfsct, and Cole,,i as the
Count made mos. favorable impression.
On Friday are to have Norma, with a cas-!
which, we venture to say, has never been eQualed
In this City-Rose de Vries appearing as Norma,
with Boslo as Adalgsa
IHE OPERA AT AsTOR-PLACE.- In spite
Oft unpleasant weather, we found re spectacle
audience at Aston place last evening The perform
ance ras received with deserved applause, notwna-
standing that S'efanone evidently VIVA. in.
disposed. her Norma 10 well Known to the cOnno's.
seurs Ofthe Cltyas magnificent impefsOna,ion No
other arts! of our acquaintance thrills the lis
tener with the magnetism o. genulne plsson A. irst
she Is apt to be angud. though her rica voice A,ys
anti fi nge -
cate skill OF high culture and an accurate ear Bat
as she becomes excited ana absorbed IN the progress
ofihe music anu the drama, the waves rise into
food that carries the audience way and AXES them
almost unconscious Of themselves is the artist
The Norma Is sinking illustration o this in our
judgment none Of the singers in the City can sp.
proach her in renderingt
Rossl OT0VeSo and Vietu PollOne. Sisnorina
Cosnni sang the part of Adalgisa very well indeed
The orc heStra and chorus were excellent as usual
The opera foi Friday evening is the Fauorta
10 We learn that the President of the
Board Of Underwriters, Walter r. Jones, ESD,
yesterday communicated the thanks of that body 10
Hon. B. Hart NJ. Of this City, for his zeal and
promptitude in urging tue application made for the
of Government steamer, in aid of vessels In
distress on our coast Mr. Hart is entitled to the
thanks OF the commercial community for MS activity
IN forwarding this measure OF relief
Two EXECUTIONS o.MoRRow.-Lsw-
reIce Reilly aud OTTO Grunzig will be executed to-
morrow-the former in the yard Of Kings County
jail, Brooklyn the latter IN the Tombs III iais CITY
The fact sufficiently pang aud i! MOTIVE
have not the heart to its horror by psraing
the actions and conversation of these doomed crim-
nails before our readers.
To The Chair presented to Mrs Mary
COwden Clarke, of which we gave an account yes
terday, was manufactured IN this City at No. 400
Broadway by MessTs NJ. w. King & Son. we'll
known makers OF that sort Of furniture
MoRE FRAUDS ATTEMPTED on THE Gus
ToMs.-Some days since schooner cleared for
por! IN the West Indies taking, portion Of her
cargo, several boxes of linens, which, since their inn
portation had lain under bond the Custom House
BY bona hde rsehpment OF such bonded goods and
expectation foreign port the er is entitled to
debenture equal to the duty, which linens Of all
kinds is 60 per csnt ~ yalorum III tni. Instance
bold fraud attempted, by putting the linens into
hOgsheads after shipment and attempting to Ireland
them. leaving tae empty boxes for show to the
boardIBs officers. But the trick discovered, the
goods we're seized and will OF course be condscased
The RECENT MURDER AT THE BATTERY' |
The investig CATION relative to the cause Of the
death Of Charles Grell, who Was found de al
Tuesday morning outside and adjoining the Battery
wall, was resumed this morning before Coroner
Ives.
oprdd Herman, s~orn--I reside 10 the attic OF |
No 20 Rector ST. | had a conversalion with the
vile OF Bernard Bates on Tuesday morning sh6 |
t"u n r r W. S.sHnfs OF ny WIFE mat sne had
not come IN I'll late at nish.' ne entered the room
very silently liz match ana heid II over hei " SEQ
At he was asleep, after which he took more matches,
and closing the dOOr very carefully after MIN, went
Gown stairs / know nothing more concerning the
matter
Augusta Bates, sworn-I reside at No. 20 Rector.
Il am the wife OF Bernard Bates at O'Clock on
Monday evening my husband came home ana sook
supper, after which he went directly 10 bed IL |
his custom 20 go to bed at that time three weeks
aao next Saturday gave olrsn to ehld an not |
ACQUAINTED with the family living In tno noX' room
never was In Their room and never had any cosVer'
sation Nth them my husband tod me on "eones-
day afternoon that he had dollar la mis- possession
he also told me that "A man III the same mousse hao
lost al AK Monday think my husband diu ho'
get Up THAI sight again my emo was 'esy Ia 80
some and kept me awake tnlnk snould nave
known If he had got up ne did not get up until |
o'clock on Tuesday morning .
LEONARD Plaseder sworn Il Ave at No. 20 Rector |
s. sno am acquainted with Bates tolu nun on
TUESDAY morning that my "ooo.nouse, IN TUG ys,u,
hsd bsen broken open. and that my ak had oeeE
taken bates replied, You want one anu wan.
one-~e Will 90 together to JUNK snop anu pu{
each OF US one !" had no further Conversation ~Au
nm Rates Is a blacksmith, Dut d no business mere,
except carrying letters for The German 50 ilety lne
ax lost " as large one wlIh long handle lhseu
uo NOISE 10 his room Oa Moncay night MS room -
owe, NINE have known Lim for ABOUT month, ana
cannot complain OF hin AS q nelsnDor. ~ ~
yohaaa Herman, seofn-l reslCe at NO ~ tscsoi-
81, apo aln the VIE OF CoAT.d Herman on ioos,
dav InornlDg having lu.t moved lnsO the house, auo
having 10 hIe III my room went Win my husoant
INTO Mrs Batess room TO W. arm my SELL "heh "e na
co.v-r.stIon Mrs Bates asked me II had herd
the news Of 10 an being allied my nhsoahi tou ino
mt Mrs Bates had Informed MIN thai her husoahd
had been out late on Monday night that ne came Ia
md went out again, taking some matches WIN nm