New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

The second Of the series Of SACRED CoscERrs came
off ut the City Assembly Rooms on Sunday evening
ast before numerous and highly intelligent audience
We are glad 10 observe growing taste on the part of
our citizens for classical music such these concerts
present, executed by artists of acknowledged talent
under the admirable direction of Carl Bergmann. The
programme embraced symphony entire, by Beet
bowen; solo ter French horn, executed by Mr.
Schrnitz; Bridal March from the " Lohngrin" ofWag
ner; Overtures: Marriage of Figaro" by Mozart,
and the "Tannhausor" by Wagner, the latter barely
escaping an encore, from its difficult Instrumentation
The vocalist of the evening was Miss Behrend, who
sang an air Of Mercadante with flute obligato by NJ
Siede also Ave Maria" and the Wanderer," the
latter being loudly encored. These concerts are em
nently worthy the attention Of our musical public.
The next Concert OF the American Musical Associa-
ton will take place, by poStpOnement, on the Sd of
April, Mrs. Brinekerhoff taking the place OF Miss
Brsinerd.
ST. PA1RIcxs DAY.-The Anniversary of Irclsnfs
Patron Saint falling this year in Lent the general cell
ebraton Of the day postponed TIL the 2ith, yedter
dsy. There parade of some ten or dozen civic
societies through the principal streets OF the city and
review by the Mayor in the Park.
TEsIH WARD FILLMORE AND DoSELsos CLUB.
About twenty hardy individuals, who, it 10 natural
to assume, could either swim or tread water, last
night braved the perils Of the streets and assembled
at the of Grand and Essex streets to transact
some little business necessary TO be accomplished
before Messrs. Fillmore and Donelson are elected
President and Vce-Presdent of these United states
The meeting called at : O'Clock. AT precisely
o'clock and three minutes the gas went out and the
entire multitude Left in darkness; the oratorcai
gas of the congregated disciples of Sam not being
combustible, little time elapsed before sutcient
stock Of the genuine article could be procured for the
necessary enlightenment of the meeting. And when
il did come the spirit did not seem to move anybody
10 any Demo-thenian effort. II there were any per-
sons present who were DESTROYS to "speak in public
the stage they repressed their vautng ambition
and saved their strength for bigger crowd The ram
had thrown cold water on the enthusiasm, and there
nothing achieved the appointment OF one or
two committees, and the transaction OF some other
minor business unnteresting to those not immediately
concerned.
A WORD TO Thy CoRoyERs.-Our Coroners, who,
generally speaking ready to furnish legitimate In
formation to the public, often somewhat daSory
in making returns Of their iDqusitions. out oil a
dozen reported yesterday q, their ONCE, only
four held or ct least returned, up to the hour OF
| closing for the dAy-6 O'Clock p. m How many Oh
these cases really important Is unknown but the
facts will appear this morning as the documents are
hauled from the pockets of the fanct'onanes referred
to. The practice of holding inquests to-dsy and
bring them TO the Office tomorrow may be convenient
to the Corone living up town, but is qute unfair to
the public the important Information contained IN
tbess iaquisitions Is demanded ct an earlier hour