New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

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sea Benevolent Temperance Society will be held
this Monday evening, at y o o'clock, at Kncker-
booker Hall. corner of Eighth-avenue and TWEEN.
ty-third st Addresses by Mr.. Leeds Secretary
of the Society, and Rev. Mr., Burchard, and good
singing may be expected.
ARRIVAL OF THE PRIMA DosyA-Among the
passengers in the Pacific arrived yesterday from
Liverpool was the expected Prma Donna, Mile
PARoD1 She is accompanied by Miss Geugoe.
and we believe by her brother the three are at
the Union place Hotel, where rooms had beer
previously engaged for them. Mile PARoDI will
make her first appearance at the Italian Opera
House, Astor.place, In Norma PROBABLY on Mon
day next. Her fame has preceded her, and the
musical world is in state Of anxious expectation
to hear her.
HoMg AGAIN.-Among the arrivals by the Pa
c!fc yesterday we notice the names of Rev. DR..
Potts, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Esq, Hon ].
White and c. Astor Bnsted, all of this City.
Acknowledgements Hugh N. Page, Lieut..
Avery, D. Ochiltree NJ Legare, q. McGunnegle,
NJ. Rainey, U. S. Navy, Capt. C. Il. McBlair,
Lieut.. Matfit, John B. Gluch, U. s. Coast Survey,
S. P. Quackenbush, steamer Pacific, Eon. ]. Q
Moves. Portland, Hon. A. Rencher and NJ, v
Jones, Tennessee, Professor r. Hare, Dr. Sharp
less and family, Philadelphia Professor John NC
Lean, Princeton, P. Gilman, S. c. Adams, w B.
Young, Boston, are among the arrivals at the
American Hotel.
THE OPERA Tonight the Company at Astor
place give Lucia di Lammefnoor. The rehearsal
on Saturday prepared rs to anticipate rare feast
for this evening. Bertucca sang with spirit and
power which really surprised as, exceeding, as it
did our highest expectation. Benodetti was
NOT able tn appear as EdgardO, in consequence OF
indspositon, but Signor Forti ably sustained the
part. rendering it with much better effect than he
did last year. With the present and the promised
operate excellences the public will have perfect
jubilee OF musical enjoyments.
n We are panied to notice among the an
nouncements of deaths in another column that OF
Mr. HENRY P. ROBINSON. He was widely known
as the publisher of many spirited and striking car
features He died at Newark, N. j. on Saturday
last, OF drOpsy.
MILITARY REv1Ew.-On Tuesday next Briga
der Generals Morris, Hall and Ewng's several
brigades will be reviewed at a o'clock, PM IN
front of the City Hail. by Gen. Paez The bat
talions are ALL at present, in superb condition, and
will present fine military display of artillery,
cavalry, infantry and rhemen. Brigader Gen.
Storms has been invited to join in. these honOrs
BoNPANTIs.-A rare opportunity is now offer.
ed for obtaining one of the best business stands in
Broadway the fancy store, 1926, the stock Of
which was lately sold at auction. See advertise
ment
BURGLARY AND MALIcR-Some time on Satur-
day night the Printing establishments of George
F. Nesbt in Wall.st. was entered by some per
son or persons, who apparently had other OBJ
iect in view than to do the greatest possible
amount of damage to Mr.. Ms property, Yester-
day morning Mr. N. found his types upset, whole
forms knocked into pi, cases overturned, bands
and blankets of presses broken and cut, aud every
imaginable mischief perpetrated He offers
ward of $500 for the arrest Of the guilty party.
NEw-YoRK AMPHITHEATER.-ThI establish
ment, located at 81 Bowery, is to open this even
ing with French company of equestrans under
the management of Messrs. June &Co. The interior
of the building has been newly constructed on the
plan of Franconi's Circus in Paris, and it is now
the most convenient and elegant amphltheater In
tho country Those who fond of equestrian
feats will find plenty of food for wonder and mirth
by visiting the exhibition.
E-zT- Quick SC Co.'s Menngerie opens for exhi-
bition this afternoon See advertisement.
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