New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19


Next Saturday viii be given. without grace. the last Of
these Concerts and novelties yet in for the enter
tarment Of every night
MADAYI SoHTAes CONCERT FOR TIE BENEFIT OF
CHmDBTE or SEAMES-Ths Concert, which is to come of
this evening Nblos ought To the largest audience
Fiat the saloon will hold The object emnently
deserving that will need arguments to induce him to
go Paul Julien Madame DE Berg signor BadiaI, SgnOr
Rocco and Carl Eckert viii assist Madame in this gener
ous enterprise.
AsrOIsI RAvEL the ever popular pantonimst, took
kave Of ew.YOrkers last night wth benefit at bios
when there of crowded house. People who
love to laugh will miss his mrth provoking phz.
Size is advertised for more appearance only
&c morrow evening.
LITTLE EyA-Ths exceedingly pretty part in the drama
of Uncle Toms Cabin which has been performed for al
most hundred nights the National Theater in this City
executed by Cordea Howard whose father proprietor
Of the Troy Museum when che trained to the stage
She was born in Providence + in the spring Of lsis
hence il must be admitted that she is somewhat Of prodigy
for one 70 young We have fault to find with any Of the
other Characters and intend reflection upon them when
we say that this little Girl is the life aud soul OF the play
she is Lot Cordes Howard on the stage she is Little
Eva" in life and death No see her in this part
without loving her and feeling that his nature is i'm
proved after Witnessing her performance of the character
We learn that she will sing new song next week, com
posed BY her father who is also the author of Little Eva
IN Heaven, and the hymn sung by Uncle Tom The trait
we mnon last week in her chara ter ii noble one de-
voting dollar of her salary every night to the relief Of tho
poor little girls Of Mr. Peases school
Cattle SHow-The Cattle Show Of the American In
tt,ue will open this morning Hamilton square on the
Third av Cars and stages to the ground
We happy 10 learn the arva in this country OF Mr.
Dion BouRcIcAULT the author of Old Heals and Yong
Harfs LOndon Assurono Lore Maze, and others of
the most sucoesfu dramas recently written in the En- ysh
language Few modern writers have conferred pleasure
greater number of pesons than he His plays are re-
muritble for happy conception and sharp outline Of char
aote urfaggng progress beginning end and great
keeDDess and brilinncy Of dialogue lie brnsswith hn
two com, dies yet perform d anywhere which
will first be produced in New York We have heard also
that be intends to deliver Of lectures in the
of the season now about to begin. We cordially welcome
him 10 The United States.
NA1URALIzArIoN-The Tammany Hall Naturalization
Committee have nced their sessions to ia late the
nsural7 aon Of aliens 1t will DO recolsoted that the
law requires days between naturalization and eecon.
all aliens whowsh must got Their papers before
the 3Oth inst
CoRREoTIoN-The church ejfce at the intersection of
Ninety ninth It and BloomiDgdale Roal which was do
stIoytd by fire Sunday morning did not belong 10 the
Catholics Out to the Protestant Episcopal denomination as
stated in The first notice on Monday morning Rev William
Richmond was the Rector.
STATEN IsL.ND-Yesierdsy Of ernoon report was eK
tensyey circulated in New York TO the effect that the
cholera had made its appearance at Staten Island We
sent reporter investigate the truth of this state
men and happy TO record that not new case has
occurred There are two conSsescent cholera pa
tents in the Hospital who attacked about month
ago
CHOLERA AT SEA-The packet ship Hsvre. Milford. ar
rived yesterday morning reports that the 9th instant
lat Al 49, Ion 5s So sic boarded by boat from ship
sagadehoe of Bath Capt Lester from Go,euburgh bound
TO Boston which had lost during the passage So passengers
by cholera The captain wife very eek and
gers in low state sickness Supplied her with small
stores.
DrsTH or AN OLD CITIzEs-Wiiam Bard Esq, long
ard avorably known in this city died Monday morn
ing at his summer residence staten Island in his 10th
year He was one of the early founders of the New York
Life and Trust Company and did much to difuss know
ledge of the principles Of life insurance He was the Pres
dent of the Company for many year He the son Of
the justly celebrated DR. Bard of Hyde Park in Dutches
County His funeral viii take place at p NJ this day at
Trinity Church.
TRIAL or A NEw ORGss-The fine organ lately pu. up
in St Georges Church Stuyvesant square underwent a
trial Monday evening by Of the first performers
in the City-Messrs King Gr,atorex and Meyer Tickets
Of admission wire issued members Of Rev Dr. Tyngs
Congregation and others who filed the church the
esson.
LARGE LUMP OF CoAL-The citizens Of Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania have recently forwarded for the Crystal
Palace four columns Of anthracite coal from four
lying seams in the Wyoming valley. within area Of
three miles Of their borough These columns Of the
following Dimensions:
single block feet in height BY q feet square from
the upper or three foot stratum. and designed a
the different columns TO show the thickness Of that
vein.
9 A column In two sections measuring six feet and
half high. the thickness Of the seam from which II
taken.
g. A column in three sections nine and half feet in
height the thickness of that seam.
column is five benches sections measuring thirty
800 feet in height showing the thickness Of the vein or
stretum from which they taken.
A specimen OF coal weighing about eleven ll tuns
take from the thirty foot showing the fracture Of
the coal and its pure and excellent quality.
G. Various specimens of smaller dimensions from the
came 80 foot scam Of coal
The fret number of new weekly paper in the Hun
garan language appeared yesterday under the title Of
Morsar SsamEsOtek L1ga, The Paper Of the Magyar
Esilel Its Editor and Publisher is Mr. Charles kornis
who may be found at Lewis Toroks No Al HsPenardst
The price Of this paper which is very Handsomely printed
is 81 quarter or 10 cent? single number