New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23
orrnA-The opera of Lncre:ia BOrgia was given at

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Ybos last night in style that deserves special commend
son II perfectly presented in its ensemble
in this country In fact it remarkable triumph of
dramatic music well rendered The character Of the hero
inc was interpreted by Madame Rose de Vres, who does
not belong to the Company to the approval the audience
who called her before the curtain with vehem mt applause
The ensemble piece Of the rstac ofthe finest dscan-
story melodies penntd and dramatic to the last de
gree almost brought tine house to its feet The poisoning
rio admirably rendered by Madame de Nries and Mesrs.
Salv and Marini received tumuuOus encore. And Al
boni was the contrsO Orn who gave the drinking song
that literally electrified the house In a word the opera
was splendid Donizctt in his Clio y, for evry of
the numerous brief parts illustrated by the artists of the
Company To the orchestra added military band,
behind the which had an extraordinary novel elect
in our opera-house
We have few faults to find Mr. Salvi altered the notes
Of his duet into what he may call melody but what we do
not there being neither position sequence or climax to the
notes but an abomnabe hideOus muss of contortons.
Stick to the text Another objection that the band behind
the scenes was at fault place and played ndepend
emily of the chorus.
MIR lie Grand Smith deserves the liberal support of
opera goers this superb Interpretation of great work
The house was crowded and brilliant and excited to the
last degree We counsel every amateur who can, TO be
present at the next rendering of this work
Co1oRrn OWNERS Axp CREw-1he Portaad A3rerti-
srsavs: "a fine andaft clipper built schooner of
about 24O tus burden called the Jeanette launched from
tbe shin ward of Messrs Turner n Harris Cape Elizabeth
i now rigging at Franklin Wharf in that city She owned
by Jos + Tailor and Eldrdge T. Talbot coored persons
and is 10 have an cnr. colored crew. with Mr. Tailor for
commander ana nh Iao"' iVI i9' Vi'iO0' "iO ID O0"
for trelghtcr.
Supnose this frei-htr should be driven by stress of
weather into Southcrh port where according to statute
in such case made provided the Captain and crew would
he arrested and imprisoned to await the sailing of the yes
sci Now with the owners and crew snugy in the Gala
boose how long before the jeanette would be ready to sail
VIII 1heJownal Of Commerce or Express please to CIPHER
Tar SLAVE TRADE-We learn from a credible source
that three Portuguese Captains and one Catalan merchant
arrived from Cuba by the Chr0See and Bfack Wdrrt1r
steamers and are in this city making arrangements for
despachng vessels the Coast OF Africa to engage IN the
Slave Trade between that Coast and Cuba They have al
ready contracted for three clippers to be 6u al banoe
spd are making other preparations in this CITY
It's known that there now IN tins CITY several mer-
camille houses extensively engaged in the slave trade ana
that half dozen vessels have recently LETT this and other
for some Cuban port where they never arrive and beng
provided with false papers and sailing und the American
Aao thev succeed i'm reaching the Coast obtaining crSOe
of savc: and landing them in Cuba with the connvance
and completely of the Spanish authorities Times
KrxrrcKy-The RussellriUe Herald says quite a
lively time was witnessed in Todd County Monday last
in political way 1t being County Court day, Hon
Presley Ewing made short speech giving an account OF
his stewardship Mr. HOlngsworth, also candidate for
Congress, defined his position as Wing lie was op
posed 10 Convention and in the event OF Democratic
oppostion he would yield the track to any wing cahd
date running that would not yield it to him.
yrRnosr.-The Democratic Gree Soil) State Con