New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

are held at 81 a 81 per banc. IN ~'e" weeks. IL
expected, there will be sn abunos "' ptnesppie'
and bananas ia market.
Mr. Ei,felds Classical Soiree took o,ea la, NH,
(Iuetdey eveoiugl 81 Dod~orths Tooush the ,,o.
grsmme was very attractive the auaience ~, dis
sppo'nfed by the omission Of the 20 vocal qu,re,,
on accouD. Of the sudden illness OF Mrs. Root.
The Concert con nenced witt a be.uifal Monet.
by Spthr Performed by Mes.rs Non Reyar Ba,oper
kobder, Bi'zel, Kiefer, Oelmsn, Schmtz and
Hoonsttin, 10 very cre6i,ablc mauner or the four
ointrent movements tho second and third Seerco aud
Acagio peaSed the audien most. Tue star piece Of
the evening was the celebrated Septet By Hun mel in
which Mise Eliza Brown undertook to play the p .ao
part. @iss Eliza Brown is young American lady.
who had three years instruction Of the abe teacher
and psDst, Mr. Wells aud no under the direction
OF Mr. Timm She acquitted herself most credtably.
81 Possesses fire, execution an elegant touch and
seems 20 have the true musical spirit
Alice Welch from Bellevi'e, Canada West. is now
at No 2e Cntonst in this City; she is in search Of
her cousins, David and Villa Welch, who are re-
siding here, having been robbed of her money and
the address Of her relatives while on the way here
She s now without the means Of support, depending
upon the kindIess Of the family With whom she ia
now residing. Her relatives are requested 10 caH at
the above address.
A INV ITALIAN OPERA CoNPASY-On the Goth
April there will be rev Italian Opera Company a,
Niblo's From the prospectus of the Management
we msko the folio wing extract:
In conclusion the Managers beg to say that they
do not anticipate full house the opening night Of
The season, for experience has unforan4tsly sho w.
that without having recourse to, or bOyiDg bsfore
the omDp"tence of putting, no matter no OK 4ltei
the raLk Of the arst aod led as On Az be the
talent which gave that rank, not little Of " AIT NAY
be termed cut door influence is required % aw ken
the curo.iiy of the masses. Owing 20 the sudden.
pess Of her engagement NJ .dane d. Lagrange can.
not have the benefit Of this out door Influence
which consists Of preparing the way by means Of
adve!sem hts, portraits, critical notices bio graph
zeal sketches, early aud continuous announce nens
through the medium Of the press &c ddriog the
space Of an entire year and sometimes mora, prior to
the advent Of the artist the csre with Jenny
Linz, Madame SoDtag, Madame Gfis Siynor ario,
&c. But the Managers are prepar- for, and fIl'y
rely upon the attendant of one of thu largest aui
ieDces that has ever been collected 10 this country
on the second night of NJ sdsme de Legranges D..
pearance, when toe public will end in this great
csnfa'rice the ne plus ultra Of modern vocalzsh)n-
singer equally great the stage and in the concert
r0om-in the horid music OF the Rossnian school,
the passionate bursts of Meysrbeer the tender msl
sDcholy Of Belliui, and the classic simplicity Of
Mozart or Beethoven; and, wths woman Of such
distinguished appearance and lsdy-like denssuor
that abe not only will compel the admiration of the
pubic, but is euie to enlist their unanimous sym.
pa'hies. And this the Managers say, without the
sIghtest Tear OF the disastrous result which would be
the inevitable consequence, If the BIT of Msdame
de Lagrange should fall below the great expectations
they boldly and unhesitstingy call upon the public
TO entertain
NLw-YoRK CITY ABOLITION SOCIETY A Society
under this designation has been formed. According
10 the Constitution of this Dew Auti-Slavery organza.
toD it's sct to the unconditional abolition
OF American Slavery Slavery is pronounced sinful,
Illegal end unconstitutional with right to be in the
Church or State-to be excluded from the ornsr a
scandal, and prohibited by the latter a crime; not
sanctioned by the Bible the Ccnstitu.ion but con-
demned by both II is further asserted tn it Is the
duty of the FEDERAL Government to suppress slave
holding throughout the United Safes and of the
erAl State Governments TO sustain the Federal Gov
enuent in this measure t. protect their citizens ani
all who touch their SOIL from seizures by kidaapp-rs
or slave holders under the FugitiveSive bill or 9th
eraise; TO make all attempts at the execution OF that
uncoI s,tptona and aroclous act penI Offonse aud
to extend the right Of suffrage and eligibility to Office
10 all their citizens irrespective of race or complexion
1t is the duty of the cZens at the ballot box TO pro-
vide State and nation al ad tina; will make
the paramount objects of their activity to
judiciary that will execute Justice to vote tor
tried friends of the ensiaved, and publicly Bnown 70
be earnestly engaged in promoting these measures
1t is the duty OF Christians TO hold no church re.
cns that involve re igious ellowship or ecclesias-
cal connection wi Shareholders. Ii is also their
duty to sustain no Missionary Society having co n
pHci'y with slsveholdiDg, nor any Tract Socisty,
or other religious publishing Society that do5s
not expose ard rebuke the heinous sin OF
slavehoding, in common with other sins.
The action Of the Society viii be directed to the fer
thersnce of is objects ths propagation OF s princi.
plea the advocacy and promotion OF Its proposed
public measures in all suitable ways particularly by
personal ex ample, and by the publication and circua,
on of cheap tracts the employment OF lecturers, and
assisting to pustsin periodical adapted to these
purposes. -,
MCune smith vicePIesident; w. "hitios Treasurer;
william G0ods Secretary E.ea' cg%%s, hon m sm|s
Wilce George WhiDple VIM II Pillow, ChIes hsy,
John w. Hill. WIN. T. Dswley, Ben d. Sharpe, o. > Wells
DISTINGUISHED DEPARTuRE The Giraffe, Cleo
patra, of Barpum's Museum, was removed at late
hour last night to the wonder of gaping crowd OF
several thousand spectators. The distinguished
African being too delicaely constituted to endure the
chill air Of this northern cline, was wrapped up with
the reatest care and conducted by her keepers from
the Museum into carriage provided for her especial
accommodation. This vehicle was curiosity 10
Itself Fancy the great Tun OF Heidelberg, panied
yellow. ard oupted on Wheels with covered pas
ssge.way leading into each end, and you have the
shane OF the van. The interior was carefully padded
and half filed with straw to prevent any INJURY the
animal. The window above the door of the Museum
having been removed FIVE six men led her into the
carrace at first she refused TO enter, but few cakes
from ber keeper. and she walked for yard without