New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19


| This ball which is to be given by the feuog
Guard" of this City, on Monday evening next, the
Anniversary of the Treaty of Client, at the new and
splendid Hotel ia the upper part of Broadway, will
srobaby be among the most brilliant efairs OF the
| lind ever got In in Now York The spacious
loon and the large and elegantly furnished drawing
rooms attached will be thrown open and msgnih-
Gently decorated, and an arch of natural flowers
will be thrown over every window The number of
tickets is limited, and ,ha arrangements ara such
rs to secure the comfort of all in attendance Inc
Proprietor of the house will furnish bill of fare
and private parties parties consisting Oh nifty or
more persons be accommodated with refresh
;ueu,s in separate and distinct apartments each gen
lleman paying for what he may thus order; the
price of the tickets for the ball contemplating this ar
rangement and the managers believing that itwou!d
be deemed satisfactory than the usual plan oil
Il precipirate rush 10 a general supper table. we
understand that numerous distinguished strangers
have been invited, and that they will be received by
Hon. J. Phillips Phoenix, Hon. Hamilton Fish,
Cunning Duer, Esq. and other gentlemen OF the
Committee.
GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CoNcERT.-To.morrow
evening Concert vii! be given at the Tabernacle
in aid of the Charitable Fund of the ST. Georges
Society of New.York, at which Mr.. and Mrs. Sc
guin, MIR. Frazer, niadam Quo, Miss Taylor, MIR.
Brough, Signor Begns, and, best of all, OLE BULL,
have proffered their services. See advertisement.
- THE GRAND CoScERT in aid Of the Chari,-
able Fund of the ST. Georges Society will be given
at the Tabernacle This Erening. The list of per-
formers furnishes ample Of rich treat TO
The lovers of harmony. Il will be noticed that OLE
BULL has kindly consented 10 appear on the occa-
sion.
OLE BuLL's CoHcERT.-The concert Of this dis
tingushed artist last evening was excessively
crowded. OLE BULL played in his usual brilliant
aud superb style, and to the entire satisfaction OF
his audience We shall notice the Concert at more
length in to .morrow's paper.
ITALIAN OPERA.-'r Puritan was revived al the
Opera House on Tuesday evening with powerful
cast. Borghese appears to greater advantage in
this Opera than in any which has been produced
this season. The Duet with Antognini, in the third
act, beautifully sung, and elected thunders OF
applause and beautiful wreath from one of The
private boxes. Tomasi sang with greater taste
than in any Opera in which he has appeared this
season, although the part of Sir Richard does not
afford very ample opportunity for display of his
powers. The Opera is one Of the finest preduc.
tons of the great BeiliD, and is very deseryedly
one Of the most popular ones ever performed IN
this city and, if any of our musical readers have
not yet heard il, we would advise them 10 do SO
without delay. 1t will be performed this evening
LECTURE on WATER-CuRE.-Dr Shcw, the in
deatigable advocate and practitioner Of Water
Cure, will give Free Lecture on his favorie
theme tomorrow evening at Clinton Hail. As the
interest in the subject is increasing in the city, and
many are disposed to investigate its claims, we
hope the Doctor will have large audience.