New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26

mornings Tribune, for several columns of new and
interesting City and local intelligence.
~ The weather is horrible. AT noon,
Yesterday, beautiful snow storm in the afternoon,
hail in the evening, rain at midnight, ditto, with
promises of more of the same. The streets full OF
sush, composed of adhesive mud and half melted
snow.
" At the Opera tonight, we are to
have Den Posquale, with Bosio as Norma. She has
lust returned from the South, where she has been
maenifcentiy received, and her temperance in
New.Y York. will be an especial qualification to the
musical public. See programme for further paruc-
ulars
GERMAN OPERA.-It is announced that
Lortzing's Opera, the Car and Zimmerman (Czar
ard CarpenterJ will be given at Astorplace on the
9th of December. II is not under Maretzeks dlrec-
ton, but that of Mr.. Paur, German manager. Inc
choruses will be by the members of the Lederkra1S
Lor.zipg is very popular in Germany as composer
of OPERAS and this is one OF his most successful
pieces.
TBs RoANoKE.--We learn, by telegraph
nom Richmond ihs, the steamer Roanoke arrived
at tina, place on Monday at p NJ, making her quick
est trip yet
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIEs.-A course
Of free Lectures on Practical Physiology pertaining
TO female dress, and the prevention and cure OF
weakness, deformiiy and chronic disease, by me-
chanical means will be delivered before the ladies'
by Dr.. Banning at O'Clock, on the ensuing Friday
and Saturday, and Tuesday and WEDNESDAY, IN the
Hall of Society Library Rooms Broadway, corner OF
Leonardst.
DONATION VIsIr on THANKSGIVING DAY.
The Managers of the Home for the Frlsnaess re.
spectfly invite the friends of beneyolence 10 seha
n Donation Visit at then Institution on East mr.
tieth.s. near Fourth av., on Thursday, Nov 2''n,
from to O'Clock, PM Benefactons, by way OF
provisions, children's clothing, or funds, WIZ DC
gratefully received on any day during Thanksgiving
week that may best suit the convenience OF donors
The Managers will be in attendance on THURSDAY
and Friday and be happy to receive and entertain
visitors at the hours above named
EVACUATION DAY.-The Anniversary OF
the British troops leaving this City, and the entrance
of Gen. WASHINGTON and his army therein, TOOK
nIace Yesterday, and though formerly Il was hoh'
dsv celebrated alike by the young and old, TINE
seems 70 have shorn OF most OF its glory for only
few ,ose,her with the gallant little remnant oil ihs
warriors who fought in the war of 1917 turned ou1 70
do homo, To the occasion. They numbf red about 100
mon. divided into four companies, oymmanded oy
Col Nicholas Haight and Captains Raymond, Wood
Jones and Didench
The corps first assembled at th's Military Han N
the Bowery. and then proceeded 10 the City rhs'
where they were reviewed by his Honor the Mayer
This VAS about u O'Clock, and at the same time Ine
sound of the guns arng on the Battery could DC ois
nnc:ly heard. The procession then passed 'nrousu
Nassau.s, to Wall, and entervdon Broadway "nere
at A few blocks below were stationed the Af'l'ei'
of the Veteran Corps of Eco, who saiued mem 81
n,iia-r Compared to The officers ana men rne
| composed the corps OF 1913, they ioo.eu IAN.
] yo,ng sad saye Of thenl. vao haa n5l " ~ |"