New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21

ARTS open Day and Evening the AUnon
Mscs in all branches This Evening at No $50
This Evening various places as advertised
The OPERA.-The brilliant, rafting, dashing over
tre TO La Go==a Lodra is proper introduction to the
busting work of the Opera 1t was given last evening at
Nibos before full house and with less than the usual i'm
periectOns of first night. The role of Ataea among
Albons best Any part which is marked by the natural
play of simple emotion is always good for her since II she
have not great dramatic power she has an absence ct
artfcaly. which, in the general range OF Kos
sins characters quite enough The music of In Go-
"a Ladra falls happily within the best range Of her
voice, and she has sung nothing better than NinH0
From her first SceHo, III Piacer to the end she was
admrabe and the gay music sparked from her hips
as brilliantly we have ever heard it, The other parts were
well taken and supported although Madame Pco-Niett
seemed to be suffering from cold Marn was in uncom
monty good voice and Justly received the generaiappauSe
after his grand in the first act Beneyantano was as
perfect his part and exuberant in expression
Ii is consong know that whatever he undertakes will be
well done who has will enough and who loves and
understands the music like Benevenano is an invaluable
ally, whatever faults of manner he may have SangOyan
mis- paror voice is necessarily lost in large theaer yet
be showed last evening how well he has been trained and
was impossible not to appreciate the fine feeling he dis
played Ros also did his small part well In the Pedler
we missed SignOr Patti.
On Friday evening Lucre-ia Borgi0 is to be presented
with al cast hitherto mequalcd Beside Aboni Rose de
Vries Saly Revere, Aarn, San Giovanni Rosi-n fact
all the force of the combined companies is to be displayed
or the occasion Albon of course, sings her famous rof
of OrsiAi Madame De Nries is the LHcrc:ia
TEMpERAxcE ANNIVERSARY Caledonian Social Union
No celebrated their fifth anniversary last evening at
Hope Chapel on which occasion several good speeches
were made interspersed with singing by the Aleghanans
Observation-Disclosures 100 persons cleared from the
Metropolitan Hotel nearly hall of whom were bound for
California, and about 80 for Europe.
GoNE HoME.-Mr. Thackeray among the pas
sengers for Liverpool by the Europa yesterday
For EuRoPr.--The Europa yesterday took 1Ol pas
sengers among whom Bishop Fulord OF Montreal
and family
ESP@ The L. S Mail steamer Hermann arrived off
COweS on the cth inst
DINNER DEcLINED.-The constituents of Hon. George
Briggs have rendered Public Dinner to Mr. Il. on his
trCmen private life but the Hon gentleman respectfully
declines the compliment
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNIoN.-At a meeting of
the Executive Committee on the 18th inst, many grateful
emotions were felt that from the Office there had been
sent out over the land the last year than 100000
Maine Law Tracts and a resolution adopted to make
special effort raise and engage in enlarged
operations a letter left to the Committee by DIR.
Tying who had embarked for Europe, in which he said:
Il am very DESTROYS that the Union should take
enlarged and manifest ground in the great work ia which
we engaged The Tracts and The Journal have done
much any other influence in the country to bring
forward the present promising things IN various States
Let every effort be made maintain its central position
and influence room in the new Bible House where we
could more easily meet and readily be found seems
to me highly desirable
MEETING OF HorEL PRoPRIEroRs.-A meeting of
landlords held last night at the Irving House to con
slider the eXpedency of of raise in rates OF board The
proceedings private and the meeting in session
till midnight.
Board OF EDUCATION The President, Z. C. Bene-
diet Esq, in the Chair
Ward School Li6raries-The Special Committee Com
mssoners Stewart and Carter reported in favor OF estab
fishing District Librareswh resolution for appointment
of Special Committee prepare suitable list of books
be submitted TO this Board and procure estimates of
the probable expense of and fitting doubt being
pressed by the Committee whether the law of the Legisls
does not give this power to the Trustees the report
was recommitted.
Normal School-The law as passed the Senate CONSOLE
dating the Public School Society and Ward School system
and which gives power to the Board of Education TO estab
lsh Normal School in the City of New Ork not having
been reached in the nby for its final passage is not
yet passed. Commissioner Ebing stated that there Is
want of Normal School in the City. and offered resou-
ton for the appointment OF Select Committee inquire into
the necessity establishing Normal School here, which
was adopted.
Commissioner Hibbard said great objection made to
the bin in the Assembly that it compelled assistant
teachers attend the Normal Schools lose their places
which considered to be improper.
Sixh Udrd-The application for $4,000 for extras in
improvements to Schools, was transferred to Special
Committee consisting of Commissioners Murphy, Nultee,
Dunnng Meeks and Ebing
NiaeteeRh Wdrd-Ward School No l., obstructing Lex
ingtonav will have to be removed LIST August Applica-
ton made from the School Officers for temporary
commodsons till the proposed school house in Fifty first
ST has been constructed. Referred
AppropriatiOHs-An appropriation was made for annual
apporonment to Corporate Schools and for rents &C. to
LIST May.
NoaainatiOns-The following nominations confirm
ed; John r. Hill Trustee Of Schools in the Tenth Ward in
place of w Jones Jr, resigned Michael Ialpn. Trustee
in First Ward in place Of Jacob Roosevelt resigned DR.
II,h If Schools