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

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Museum la Tie afternoon Wnncs refeaaoers
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MlLfs STATUE o. Gss J.cKoN, Rawsy ia. Cry'a ia ace
WAsmNSroS CRcUs-Perosma1oe' afternoon and evening
The weather yesterday after the winding up Of the long
rain and storm was agree by cool and pleasant, snl
promised to rema for a considerable period.
La Favora" will be given at Castle Garden this
ing for the last time by large share OF the talent of the
splendid company there engaged-Steianone Bidil a.
On Saturday an performance, OF the Highest merit
will be given; less than Mozart Don GIOVANNI by
Soniag, Stefanone, Patti, Salv, &c This will be most
fortunate chance for those who attend upon other
nights, ana indeed for those who csn.
CRYSTAL PALACE ADMlssloSs.-Great and we think just,
complaint has been made account Of the high price Of
Season Tickets to the Worlds Far Exhibition Tbs CREST
mass of the people who do feel able to pay $40 for
Season Ticket would willingly pay - aud we have ne
doubt the association would be pecuniary gamers by
ducBg the price TO that sum
Tux HARxoSIc SocIETrs EXCURSION TO POUGHEEEP-
slE-The New York Sacred Harmonic Society of this City
isl peculiar institution Like tbs Pekwck Club every
member has the privilege Of paying his expenses and
ton of the musical at with the only object Of improving
and elevang public taste and without any selfish motives
personal or pecuniary They give their grauous services
for concerts for charitable objects and twice dar
ing the they make social excursions 10 some neigh
boring city, and crafty the inhabitants with musical
treat Of rare excellence Tie Society numbers between
and three hundred performing members OF these
less than one hundred and sixty, Of whom about Onehaf
were ladies' assembled stthe Hudson River Railroad pot
atte n IN m hk4.eDS ie
where the gusts OF the Sacred Music Society they
10 be entertained and in turn TO entertain their host. and
the public by the performance of Haydns work
The Creation That their hearts enlisted in their MS
sion was proved by the Society mastering in such force
ON such day, when violent north east storm prevailed
and the raia tell in torrents bat when sheltered within the
uuooious cars they seemed % forget All dscomfJrts
hid defiance 10 the elements and ike the members Of
large appv family with mir;h and mins7elsy all s,rove
ln the i,rpt In less tnsn three hours the train
brd through eighty miles and the Society landed at
Pouehkeepsie when after having pAr.ken OF the enis
tainment boun;eousy pro'deiai the ptocpa hoe+ 'aey
repsred 10 the Universa,t Church which no'NihsiAna
p the Indictment weather iued with the Intelligence
snd beas;y Of the place.
The orchestra provided for ths occasion though com
posed Of the most eminent musicians OF New'icrA WAS
inadequate nbers to sustain 50 powerful choTn' OF
give with effect the massive hsr monies abOandiag in
Hsydens great work With this sole drawback the par
Torrance was admirable All eIerted themselves to
plesse and with perfect ccess The Of light
and shade given with nice discrimination by ths
chorus and the different pats OF the fugnes attacked
with precision and well sustained by the various classes
of voices To Mr. Brisiow, the conductor belongs the
cred. Of their training lie presided the OCCASION
with marked ability The principal Characters were sot
ted TO members Of the society. Mss Braasrd. in the
music Of Gabriel, displayed sweet and symP''hsac