New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

ARENN Of iftColoNiNis-tue TlCEpiomn
rived yesterday morning in the steamer Nor:h Star,
from Europe and immediately proceeded to her hotel
up town. The passengers and officers OF the steamer
speak Of her in the most enthusiastic terms During
the voyage he entertained the passengers by singing
some of her fayorte songs each night in the saoon
the weather being too boi-terous to go deck.
CoscERT or MILF. EMMA WELLIs.-Niblos Saloon
last night was filled with brilliant audience AZ the de-
hut Of this young Pasan lady. She performs the
Ale1andre organ-s new style Of chamber organ about
the size of cabinet piano. In this capacity she has
no rival for excellence. Every possible effect or an
amount Of light and shsie truly surprising an
instrument, managed by mechanical means, marks
her style. She performed fantasis on the
Trovatorc melodies by Mioian the organ
ist a duo on the organ and pano playing
on an instrument with two sets of keys the one giving
the organ and the other the piano, and Christmas
! Lymn bv Adam We consider the Alexandra organ =
very important invention for has sufficient force for
small churches and can be sold at very small price.
The tone is adequate to sustain small choir and by
its sweetness and variety lends Itself readily 10 vocal
effects In the hands Of such artist as Nile. Wells
il possesses the charm to call forth vehement applause
| and encores. In drawing-room it may be well
70 mention that The Alexandra organ IS capital va
riety TO the piano; and ~ We have mentioned, the
action of the two may BE- condensed into one nstru
uent Bu. Il is better TO have them separate.
Miss Wells IS young artist of most generous or
ganiza;ion for music, plays with the most delicate
appreciation Of her snbiects and deserves all the ap
plarss She receives.
She was assisted by Miss Brainard Signor Bernardo,
and Mcssrs. MolIenhauer and Timm. Miss Bransrd
has evidently been hard student She executed the
grand scena from Der FrixchutZ with much JUNCTION
and effect.
The exhibitors at the late Crystal Palace who aTe
der rous OF resascitatng the Exhibition aud making 1t
permanent will hold another meeting this evening, at
the Cooper Institute.
The Rev W. }. Hoge Of Virginia preached an eo-
quent sermon Yesterday in the Grand street Presby-
terian Chreh on the duty and the efficacy of prayer
DT,ru OF Pe0MiSUSr SoCf,tiSr.-tntelligencc
has been received of the death of John Acn who for
many years was one of the most efficient and earnest
workers in the cause of constructive socialism in this
country. He died at his vineyard at Patriot Indiana,
where be had been residing for several years. Ills
disease was congcstvc fever. His age WAS AZ. Mr..
Allen was a native OF New-England, aud originally
minister of the Unvcrsalist denomination. When the
subject Of association, based upon the views Of
Fourier began TO be agitaed in this country, be early
accepted its leading ideas ard became OF it, most
eloquent propagandss. Possessed of clearness of
thought and great ability spopular orator, success
attended his efforts from every rostrum whore he
spoke lie was connected with the experiment nt
Brook Farm, the failure Of which led Mr. Allen TO re-
move to the West and engage in the culture OF the
vine He continued in the field, however Us an occa-
sona lecturer until short time before his death Mr..
Allen had hosts Of friends in most OF the Northern and
in several of the Southern States His earnestness OF
purpose and abiding faith in che truths Of Socialism,
and his genial and generous nature endeared him to ali
who knew him, and in his death the present movement
in Socialism has lost Of lis most able champions.
TICKET SwISDLIsG.--Yesterday morning Officers
Cornell Lee and Guigley Of the Ilarbor Police,
boarded the packot-sbp Baltic, lying in the East
River, bound to Glasgow, and at the request of five of
the passengers took them ashore, they having stated
that they purchased tickets for n steamer and
put ON board of the above ship. The following are
the names of the swndIers J. Glover No. i57 Cedar
street r. T. Fowler corner Chamber aud West streets,
and Mcdonald & Bouch, corner OF Liberty and
Greenwich streets. Through the energy Of the above
officers they had their money refunded amounting
To $3.50.
DrsPLR.IE FIGHT ANOsG TwENrY-.ECosD WARD
RUFFiaNs.-At q late honr on Wednesday night some
forty or y ruflians having their headquarters and re-
siding in the Twcniy y-second Ward assembled al the
corner ol Fort yrs street and Ninth avenue, ior the
purpose of settling old difficulty that existed among
them. Alter al angry discussion, the gang came to
blows and desperate fight ensued, in which knives
pistols bludgeons and ether weapons We're used.
Broken heads black eyes and bloody noses were NOT
few and almost every of the ruiars suffered one
way or another. Capt. Coulter OF the lwenty-'econd
Precinct having been informed OF the fight, quickly
repaired to the ground with section OF men and put
the ufsns to fight. One Of the ringeaders, Michael
Forester, apprehended charged with stabbng IN
the thigh one Edward Seey or Skalley. The injured
man was taken his residence and properly cared for
His wound is severe but not necessarily dangerous.
Foster when taken to the Police Court yesterday
morning presented revolving sight, his face being
gore Of blood In the fight he had received number
of cuts npon the head and the blood running over his
face and neck had dried there. Justice Kelly commit
ted Forester to prison To answer the charge All oi
those engaged IN the were Irish, and were boys
The prisoner is only ~ years of age, and say that
shout thirty Of the rlfans got around him and wanted
to Kill him. The emainder of the gang escaped, but
1t is likely that of them Will he arrested 10 day
or two.
1HT JEFrIEs0S MARKgT CouRT.-A,teT ious
and protracied fight between the magistrates atsched
TO the Jefferson Market Police Court and the city s-
thorities the former have length succeeded N get
ting decent Courtroom fitted up for their occupant y
The old has been materially enlarged by the adj
dition Of .veral small and long, narrow DARK
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