New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-29

Eve sang with spii and eject and nearly divided the
honors with her fair rival. The music Of Urel phas
and Adam, allotted respec.veyto Messrs Coburn, Nash
and Alden found most capable and conscientious nisrpre
tiers We mos, particularly pleased vi; tue inner
which all the singers stuck 10 the text thereby rroog
ming the fact tina; the CON 9osers business 10 writ.
and theirs 20 read vhs is writes and not to I1s.u
her work for his fact the existence Of which Sc rs
unknown 10 all the artists Of the Italian Opera Of the
present day who substitute the second repeat
Of every meloiy-t least Of every ford melodys,uPid
and vile change OF their own for tbs orginA AMI divine
pspraons 4 tx composer Trey do tbs because they
say the public is tired Of hearing the melody aEsy sung
as written and needs their embroidery Of the
posers ideas just fancy dozen actors playing shss
spa Macbeth snc each leaving out every third or
fourth sentence OF his part improving in It's place any
ash that happens - into his head Yet precisely
the parallel Of this 10 music is perpeirlted al the Opera
every night, and appisuded 70 the echo We hesrdt
done by Scntag, Saiv, and BAda in the SOnnanoGs AZ
Castle Garoen the other evening and ia instance by
Bsda in VI yaviso such degree tina. scar, nois
OF Belnis lovely melody remained In some respec;s
Operate audiences have no. made progress for n T. ;a2e
Keys time Re tel U.s. that the front bench ot ne pit Of
the Opera House n Rome, reserved for tbs priests
most Of whom were good musicians. There with ta7
score Of the Opera in their hands they took note Of tn9
manner Of performance and when singer dared 70 aer
Or as he supposed to amend the text, they cried ont
beast" TIL they forced him TO give the passage sc
ouIately.
But to return TO the Sacred Harmonic Society. Ths
concert concluded with appropriate remarks from the
isdefaiigabe Secretary, Mr.. Akman, who thanked hs
audience for their presence and informed them the OBJECT
of the visit Of the Society not pecunary GAIN bat he
diffusion among the people Of knowledge OF tha great
works Of the immortal masters and the inducement OF the
cultivation OF CHER than the egnng one for negro
mnstresy The applause with which the sentiment -,
received proved that the majority Of those present cola
cided with the speaker in their estimate Of he different
spheres of srt.
At o lock- he Society took their special tan ana
were safely home at Ga the way down, the cars re-
sounded with the mprcptu performance Of glees aad
cboruses the effect # which charming. thing 90
CURED 10 the good felOwsh which prominently char
acerizes the Socet, and well pleased were they all TIA
they contemplate in the OF a month to 90 upon
similar excursion.
Among the articles Of freight brought by the steamer
Parker Vsin Capt Turner together with t1e dfeentans
lump Of coal from tae Parker Vein Mines already noticed
BY u.s. there about go bos of OhiJ Flour, which
reached Baltimore the Bait and Ohio Railroad
and shipped outside Of Baltimore, at Locust Point
where freighting branch Of the road runs. This is
noticeable as being LOT Of -four which has escaped
an unnecessary expense of some sixty or seventy cents
Per barrel for inspection dray and other costs o; rn
shipment which the Bs moreans have managed to sppro
pirate heretofore.
ADyAYoE IN CoAL-An advance of twenty cents tun
upo transportation of coal Will take place August ana
an advance Of twenty cents tun is expecte to be
added at the same time by the mines. Consumers who
neglect to order their winter supply at once, will 10
pay fifty cents tun in advance upon the presen; price
which = when delivered from the vessel s. 50
from yards Those who ARE wise will take the hint
MrTW Whitley, Of this City, is We understan max
ing arrangements 10 tAe publication Of weekly paper in
HOboBen " j.
CovDTIoN or TRE IvJUEgD ~ THE LArZ ACCIDENT
TO TIE STEAMBOAT EN UE.-We are informed that M
JohusoD Of Wiiamsburgh, has recovered sufficiently TO
be removed to his residence Mr. Bennett and Mss Lar
kins able 10 leave their rooms the young man
Perrott is still confined 10 his amber but is doing well
Mr. Cotfingham of New Haven whose leg WAS severely
fractured is not expected to live symptoms OF NORTH
cation have made their appearance The four erons s'
named are still staying at the Exchange Hotel Poush
keephe.
TEr SUPPOSED MURDER oN SHIPBoA RD-DIscHA RGE oT
Tx AocUsEDWe noticed yesterday morning the ds.,h
OF james Qunlan, sa-maker, lately belonging to the
Scotch ship Bdlmora, lying at the fot OF Beach 81
North River whom supposed was thrown overheard
while in sculs the previous night with Wm Leslie
the tir ate Of the vessel and drowned Ths body Of
Ouinan was grappd for yesterday, and found Coroner
Gamble held inquest upon H. when evidence Stdu
ced showing that the deceased and the accused acc)mp
MED by several hands belonging 20 the vessel went ashore
on the ne of the 26h inst and returned % the ship a
early hour the following morning intoxicated Elisha
Brown one OF the merchants police saw Lese and GUN
Ian come upon the pier together accompanied by young
man named T. Tho p, who become acquainted viii
them while they were shore, aud Who seeing them in
toxcaed had undertaken 10 them safely on board the
vessel Ounltn was Jar less drunk than his ship.
ruste and Ihorp and h. endesvorng ~ sssis,
Leslie on board the ship Mr. Brown, the witness, pro
c.eded 10 the gsDgwSy observe what WAS DING on.
So, Ouinan hen about two steps the la der fall back
ward and disappear 1t quite dark az the time aud
raining fast aud the witness did not observe that Qanlsn
bsd fall Into the dock The deceased snd Leslie were
friends and had been for time, a, the time
the fatal occurrence there hga been qusreng between
them The body WAS carefully examined by DR.. Ch, who
found no marks Of violence whatever upon L. and uas
akable evidence that eah caused by drowning Toe
Corvn-rs jury rendered the following verdict That
"Jnes OuulAn came his death by drowning and thst
"he evidence aiduced the uqucn Goes not warrant
"e Coroner 10 hold Wm Leslie third mate of the ship
aBsmoral" Upon the rendition Of this verdict, Leslie
who had been arrested Wednesday discharged from
custody The deceased Engishman b birth about
% years of age
MORE ABOUT rHE kYsrEKIous B0AT.-In consequence
Of the publication Of the circumstances relative TO the
finding Of a row boat in the East River which boat
besmeared with blood and contsned pNasol umbrella
and other articles, q gentleman called yesterday a. the
office of the Chief Of Police, and stated that the
ming Of the day in which the boat found tbs Plot Of
,bs Hur gate ferry boat while crossing the Est River
saw black lesther trunk with brass nails, watch
the initials - l. w floating in ,hs river, and afew
moments afterwsrd tbs boat In question Ins trunk
bse nick sd by and #