New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

Boston may be congratulated the success which at
tended her debut here. She wes called for TO receye
the homage Of brilliant house The cast Of the
piece otherwise was as usuai-Mad. Ia Grange aud
hessrs. Brgno Amodio, and GasparoRi.
Sgnor ArdtiS opera, founded Cooper's SPY, is
in active rehearsal, and will be produced in few
nights, with new dresses and decorations.
SACRED COScERr.-The first of series Of Sscred
Concerts came of at the City Assembly Rooms on
Sunday evening last, with decided success. The or.
ohestra, under the able direction of Carl Bergman,
numbered about thirty Of the best instrumentats in
the city, and performed choice selections from the
works Of Mendelssohn, Beethoven, Spohr, Mozart,
Cherubini and Wsgnd-the march from the 4" Lohen-
grnse Of the latter being encored, also duet
for flute and French horn by Messrs. Siede and
Schmidt, with orchestral accompaniment The vocal
lists were Miss Henriette Behrend and Mr.. Feder-the
former being warmly applauded.
GoUCH AT THE TABERSAcLE.-The famous Temper
once lecturer, John b. Cough, addressed meeting at
the Tabernacle last night. As usual the house
crowded to overfowing, and Mr. Cough kept the at
tenton of his hearers enchained for hour and half
upon the necessity of a Prohibtory law to the
best interests of tho community. Mr.. James Harper
presided, end the meeting as enthusiastic any
which Mr.. Cough has ever addressed.
FIFTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAEs.-A meeting Of
Republicans held at No. 81 West Thirteenth
street last night, when steps taken for complete
and thorough organization of the Republican party in
this Ward. Committees on Rooms and BY laws
appointed who will report at the next meeting. The
Fifteenth should be the banner Ward in the battle for
Freedom.
TwESTIE1H WARD DENocRAcY.-The Buchanan
Club Of this Ward, met last night at the corner Of
Thirtyseventh street and Eighth avenue. Mr.. B. M.
Fowler presided. The notice called all Democrats
to the Rescue" but only twenty-five persons were
present. 1t appears that another Buchanan ub has
been started in the Ward and the great question be-
fore the meeting whether it would be most proper
to join the other Club or wait for the other Club to
join them. When our reporter left it had not been
decided.
TRADE SALEs.-The semi. annual Trade Sale by
Bangs, Brothers 81 Co. commences this morning at
their auction rooms in Parkrow and will continue for
six days. The second Trade Sale of the Book Pub
fishers Association will commence on Thursday next
at the Office of Leavitt Delsser Co., in Broadway,
occupying several successive days. Each Of these
sales comprises a valuable collection Of popular and
standard literature from various eminent publishing
houses and will doubtless attract tke general atten-
ton Of the trade.
A meeting will be held tonight, at the Astor House,
to petition the Queen of England TO pardon uncon-
ditionally John Frost, the lusrious sufferer in the
cause of British freedom who adopting the principles
of our revolution, differed only from the fathers of our
Republic in being unsuccessful a chartist. The
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The Board Of Aldermen last evening received q CON-
muncation from the Postmaster in to a resou-
ton giving details Of the postal arrangements in
the cy-those in effect aud those in contemplation;
also, the letter from the Mayor the subject which
did not appear in the former publication Oft core
spondence. The papers in question will be found in
another column. The Board passed on q large number
Of tax reports and papers of less general importance.
PoRrRAIT OF GEORGE LAVA full-length por-
trait of George Law esq late candidate for the Pres
Mency, was yesterday opened to public inspection at
No. 652 Broadway. The artist is VIM. Ii. Powell,
the painter of the "De Soto" picture, in the Ro-
tunda of the Capitol at Washington. The price fthe
portrait s 81 500 and Of the frame $3.50 The dmcn-
sions of the latter ore eight by twelve feet.
ST LIKES HOSPITAL This new institution, which
is situated in the Fifth avenue, between Fiity-iourh
and Fifty fifth streets will be opened to the sick,
the buildings being almost completed. When done,
this Hospital will accommodate some two hundred pa
tients in the most commodious and satisfactory man
ner Ii has been erected by contributions from men,
bers of the Protestant Episcopal Church, and has
chapel of that denomination attached to it; but OF
course patients Of all classes will be received. We
learn that the Directors of the institution will, ere
long, appeal to the public for funds to pay OIL con-
siderable debt incurred the construction OF the build
ngs and also to give the necessary charitable en-
dowments We presume they will address themselves
principally to members of their religious con-
necon, but we dsre say the aid of the benevolent Of
all shades OF opinion will be gratefully received
ISpIGSAT1oS MEETING.-A meeting was held e;
Richmond Staten Island yesterday afternoon, 10 de-
nounce the pardon Of MessIS. Venderzee, Nermlyea,
Butz, McIymon and Garrett, by Gov Clark These
men were tried before Judge Metcse and found guilty
the first three Of extorten and roting at elections,
and the others with attempting to destroy the ballot.
box. They were sentenced to undergo fine and i'm
pri.onment. but the Governor pardoned all of them
last week II is said that the citizens OF sonthfeld
{. 81 mycb neensed Of the Governors interference.
EoYs FOR The CoUNrRY-The officers OF the New
York Juvenile Asylum will send out to-day, by the
Erie Railroad about rs children and % adults or 100
in all bound for Illinois where they will become az
ricuhurists or engage in other useful empoyments.
They will leave the House of Reception in Thirteenth
street between and O'Clock in the afternoon, and
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