New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
CITY ITEMS.
AMrSEMENTS THIS ETENING.

NIBLo's GARDEN-Open at 6I-"La Fiole do
Cssios,Io" catarina" by the Rousast ss'srs
BROADWAY THEATER-oPen a. p" Irish HUI
o." with Songs, and " All that Gliters Is not Gold"
BURToN's THEATER-Open at So" The Hoad
to Ruin End Crimson Crimes"
ODD FELLOWS soIREE-At TriPler Hall-Com-
neucss cts O'Clock.
LEcrURE-By Rev. ]. Lord-Hope Chapel-UpOn
the Suppression Of the Jesuts rs o'chck.
BARNum's MUsEUM-Open all day-Curiosities
and afternoon aud evening performances.
FELLOWS MINsTRELs-Open at 61-Negro Mel
odies ard Burlssqus Opera Scenes
PILGRIMS PRoGREss-Wa shington Hall-Open
sArTLER's CosMoRAMAs- of Broadway
and Ihuteenth-st- Open day aud evening
THE EoUINoCTIAL.-The grim winds Of the
EQUINOX have reached us at last. The temper
ture and oppressive density Of the atmosphere on
Friday and Saturday prepared us to expect a
change in the weather. On Saturday night the
full moon, "shorn of her beams very much re-
sembled the bottom Of a rusty copper Kettle
buried in bed of gray ashes. About 10 o'clock
on Saturday night the rain began, and by Sunday
morning had increased to strong gale The
storm continued with little intermisslon through
the whole Of yesterday, with occasional gusts OF
wind though not sufficient to occasion any dam
age to the shipping The Spring equinox comes
on Thursday. and this is probably its precursory
storm.
MOVEMENTS IN REAL EsTATE.-We understand
that an offer of 500 900 was made for the Society
Library buildings, on the corner ct Leonard'S'.
and Broadway. The Lofts go by 100 feet.
Several parties are negotiating for the pur-
chase Of the grounds belonging to st. Thomass
Church, but the Trustees have not yet fixed upon
the price which they will demand An offer OF
1000 will probably be made for the property
in few days.
OpD FELLOWS SOIREE.-The Ball OF the Odd
Fellows under the superintendence Of the Grand
Lodge Of this district, will come off at TriPer Hall
this evening. The room will be appropriately
and roreeouslv decorated with the banners and
emblems of the Order, and the members and ON
GERS of the Grand Lodge and the subordinates IN
der its Jurisdiction, will appear in full regaha -
The proceeds of the Ball will be devoted to the
charities for which the Order is so celebrated;
and of course the charitable and generous will
literally paronize it.
sArT1ER's SECOND SgRIEs.-We know Of no
medicine for this raw and bustering season. equal
10 an hour in Sattler's rooms where one may
look through a little window directly into the
streets Of Cairo or the valleys Of the Alps or
steep himtelfin the mellow atmosphere OF Syria
or trace the gardens or white minsrets OF Damas'
Gus, ettering along the banks Of Adams and Phar
phar; or watch the sunrise on the Lake OF st.
Gigen, the scene Of the most eloquent chapter oil
LoDgfelows " Hyperion or long to dance on
the green lawns Of Aighen; or dream in the
shadow Of the obelish Of Karnak or climb the
hill Of Bethlehem, and look over the barren ridges
toward Jerusalem. Sattlers COsmoramas OF
Egypt and the Howadjrs "Nile Notes" are
enough to teach one the secret Of the Orient.
For Mrs. THOMPsON.-Wo acknowledge the
receipt Of $40. left at The Tribune office on Sat
urdsy, by "P. x B." for Mrs. Mary ]. Thompson.
MASONIC BAL-Nationsl Lodge, No. 200, of
the Masonic order, will give B all at the Coils
cum, on Thursday evening next. Nwill no doubt
be well conducted, and deserving of the attend
snce Of Masonic brethren.