New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

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ryx wrrHER.-After two or three days trial
~ the melting mood the weather has relspsed into Us
former severity and the frosty wind sgsin sweeps eh
lnslv through the streets The thermometer mas ho'
vet descended 70 the desperate point as s' wees
IN, II Ia. made fair commencement and we should
no, be disappointed at having sno'her 'ouoH u 'Ne
Arctic before long.
~ Rev. ]. L. HARRIS will preach IN the Co.
u.euu tomorrow morning on the Origin and Pro
ores. Of Unitarian Christianity in America, and VIII
lecture in the erenng the position and duty OF the
Church in the present crisis Of the world Hours OF
service 10; AN and Pm Seats free
Tgy OPERA-To-night Roberto Dererenr is
performed at the Asor place Il is an exquisite Opera
fau Of passionate and highy.wrought music Iruih'
queeniy PERSON and thrilling voice show to great adj
vantage in this piece and Benedict has full scoPen his
part for the display of his hne vocal powers
The Promenade Concer, las, night Was well hlled'
and the Orchestra under Mareizeks guidance won
sres, deal of applause by their excellent playing
Among other thing. performed were the Invitation
ala Polka" and the PotpOurri from LnTs-id Borsta.
HoHSsrocK's CoSoERr.-The public need hard
IL be reminded tina, the Farewell Concert OF CARL and
ADELE HoHNsrocK will be given tonight at the New
Musical Hall We have already spoken OF the perform
ances of these gifted artists and are glad to see that
they have become general isvorites in Philadelphia as
well az here Itssrsre thing but as pleasant as II IS
rare 10 see such unusual talent in two members OF the
same family. The programme for to night contains
some Of their fines, pieces, and VIII attract large
audience Madame Bottle, vocalist OF Berlin Of
whose singing report speaks highly will appear for the
frs, time before an American audience
TaBERNAcLE.-The Committee having made
their final arrangements beg leave to announce that
the Grand Complimentary Concert FOR the benefit OF
L.
day evening next Jan 25 at the Tabernacle. Thefolow
ing celebrated artists have generously proiered their
distinguished services for the occsson-a's JULIA L.
NoRrHALL Madame CORA Bottle, Prma Donna OF the
Grand Opera Of Berlin, and Mrs. EpwARD LoDER, Mr.
F. H. CoENEN, the celebrated Violins,, and Mr. Orro
DREsEL, distinguished Pianist, who will upon this
occasion. make his first appearance. The Committee
have also the honor that they expect to be able
hereafter TO announce for the occasion, the dis
tinquished Pianists Messrs. Herr and SrRAKosoH.
This. with the Music on the Irish Harp by Mr.. WALL
himself will make it Of the most splendid musical
treats ever offered to the people of Newiork Tickets
30 cents each For particulars bills of the day.
GuvG'L ARRIyED-Gung'l and his band have
arrived In the City from their very successful Eastern
tour and we learn will give another Of their charming
Musical entertainments in few days. We shall all
welcome back tho exqusite Sounds from Home"
the dashing bsrbarc movement OF the Pes,h Naltzes
and Herr sied6s wsrbliDg flute whose necromsncy
we have not yet forgotten Gung1 will no doubt be
warmly greeted on his second visit to our City.
rY- DR.. ANrIsELL commences course Of 2
Lectures on Agricultural Chemistry, before the Amer
can Agricultural Society, on Tuesday evening next
We shall refer TO them again.
NATIVE WISEs.-We learn that arrangements
are being made for the importation OF the Wines Of
Ohio and Kentucky this City, by gentleman familiar
with the Wine culture of the West He is OF the opn
ion that these Wines will be preferred TO the imported
ones by temperate drinkers. Mr. Whitley, the artist
who painting series of views of the Wine districts
Intends delivering lecture on the Wine culture
shortly.
The WORLD rs PlNoRAMA.-We have witness
ed the great Panorama Of the Voyage Round the World
and were absolutely bewidered by the beauty
and msgnifcence OF this wonderful affair. II was ASH
the "reminiscences of some mighty traveller to be
into actual forms of surprising beauty and
made to glide before the material eye like the reazs
ton OF beautiful dream. Seas. mountains, volcanoes
cities lakes, rivers. from Boston to Bombay from KAN
schstks yesuvius here pass before retaining to
the all their original order and dimensions
II is the very poetry Of painting the sublimy of artistic
Illusion.
" LAwsoS's MAP of the Quicksilver and Gos
Region is decidedly ne Map for times The precise
location of even a house, mill, store is carefully
pointed from survey for sale BY Dewitt
& Davenport. Tribune Buildings.
IL The Teachers Association meets tonight,
at the City Hall.
ISGRATITUDE.-A German named Philip Strohm
previous to embsrking for this country, about two
months ago, met with old fellow by the name Of
John Kurs In very reduced circumstances, and gener'
susy offered to dersy his expenses here and aid him
as far as possible shortly after their arrival here, the
broke open the trunk Of his benefsctor and stole
therefrom belt containing 255 ve-franc pieces, with
" hich he Immediately left the City for parts then IN
known. Mr. Strohm, robbed Of every dollar be pos
sessed and scarcely able 10 speak word Of the Eng
lsh language. applied to Mr. Relyea OF the lndepen-
ut Police il2 Broadway. for assistance, when the
lines in various directions were immedi
stely put in requston. which resulted In receiving