New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

ant City Items.
The OPERA.-We have only space thus
morning TO say that Bosio. Lacls d LAM Nerrss.
given instead Of Don PssQuale, owing TO Nariaf's
ndispositionl was brilliantly successful last night
She exhibited volume and power OF voice we eavs
not before heard from her, and sang and acted -
admirably ever Bettini and Badiah were gssa
also.
CASE or GRUNzIG.--The Jury in ths
case, had not agreed last night at IL o'clock. and
then probable that they would not soon make W
verdict
" The weather last night was clear and
cold, with excellent prospect for fine day foe su
great social festival.
e" Hon. Henry Bennett and lady from
Chenango County, and Hou. Benhart Hem from
Iowa, arrived yesterday at Butts Hotel, rsuss
for Washington
osSurH-As this name is now in every
bodys lips II is best 10 pronounce II correctly The
true pronunciation is nos shoot placing the accent
on the first syllable. At first Siew such pronusci-
alton seems inconsistent With the photography bat
recoect that n IN the German and other kindred
Ian guageS equivalent to with us, and open the
rs in tnion, and the mystery is solved
Our impression is that the name is pronounced
# II were written hos shut, with the accent on
the last syllable. lEyemng Posi
The impression of TIE Post is entirely
wrong, being founded msapprehension OF the
force the letters in the Magyar language. IN
that language is equivalent to our 81. The Journal
Of Commerce is more nearly right The name u
pronounced hcsh-yoot or hosh-u o. as IN Union,
with the emphasis ON the first syllab bic and the SOC
ord short.
~ In consequence of the storm and
darkness of night before last the Sound steamers due
here Yesterday morning from eastern ports. did not
arrive till last evening.
~ Religious services will be held this
morning in nearly all the Churches OF the City. For
notices, see first Page.
~ The Theaters and other places OF
amusement put forth unusual attractions for this a.
ternoon and evening. See Advertisements.
~ We understand that the French The
atIical Company will give performance to-nign
al Astor.place Opera House Leo Picard, oeas-
brated actress from Paris, will appear.
to Among the passengers by the steamer
Falcon, arrived last night from NewOreans, are
the Hon A. G. Penn and son.
HOME FOR THE FRIENDLEss. The read
ers Of The Tribune are reminded by notice on cur
first page that this afternoon will be observed at the
Home for the Friendless" on East Thrtieth street,
near Fourth. aycnue) as the Annual Donation Visit.
in aid Of the Institution. This being Thanksgiving
Day, it affords desirable opportunity for subscrib
crs friends and strangers, to visit those for whom
their benefactions have been bestowed solicited,
and learn by observation the pleasing results Of the
charity. We trust that many of our citizens who
have called at the Institution, will avail them
selves Of this occasion TO do so, and be made glad
and grateful by behodng the happy faces OF the band
OF children whom they have helped to save from
homelessaess and want.
The liberal soul shall be made fat and he that water
I'll. shall be nacred also himself" Prov ii. IS
The GREAT HoTEL.-We observe that
City paper has denied the truth Of our assertion
that the immense Hotel on the lite OF Niblos Garden
Is to BE- under the management of the Mssms. LIE
land OF the Clinton. What said at first is strictly
true Messrs Leland than whom II would be very
difficult to find more efficient or popular landlordsb
have leased this magnificent building, which VIII De
completed and opened by them about the LIST OF June
on a scale Of luxury never equaed IN this CITY The
most liberal spirit prevails IN the matter gas hghs,
Croton water and hot air viii be furnished in every
ROOM and the furniture and decorations VIII be Of
the most splendid description. Messrs. Leland have
named this noble edifce "1i.E METROPOLITAN
very excellent and appropriate title, dsconnectingH
1t oace from cisagreeable membranes, and giving
Il a designation in character with It's central and I'M
pOr,ant position On the Metropolis oil tho "ss'os"
World.
AnTI-SLAyRRY FAR.-We accepted an
invitation to visit the Lecture Room Of Montague
Hall, Brooklyn, for the purpose of examining
one Of the most beautiful collections OF Fancy
Goods ever brought TO this country for bsne-
yolen, purpose We ere informed that the whole OF
taese articles amounting in value to about VI 900.
have been prepared by benevolent ladies' OF Scotland
ard England and sent TO this country 70 De disposed
Of for the benefit Of he New-York State Vigilance
Committee The ladies' OF brooklyn, interested in
this object have secured tho use OF spacious and
eligible room. and have arranged the goods Win
neatness and tate, preparatory TO pnsllc ehhoi
ton and sale, whch is TO re opened THIS evening a.
: O'Clock By aa address from Rev. Henry war;
Beecher. An opportunity for hearing TINS ols.in
/ Qushed champion Of liberty on ais fasonte IoPSi
and Of aiding an object 50 purely phi'an''''p''' W."
10. 20 sSe -, ~ 10 he delivered on Friday even
! inc nv IIon. H. d. Culver, and on Saturday, evening
| BY Rev. d.. Remington
n A Galaxy of entertainments to-day
! q, Rarauu,'s Mussum. -Four performances ia thS
| saloon viz This morning at ii, tnls siterh"S 90 a.
,. and at At, and this evening at % "cs 81
| n,eces TOO. as Vicar Of Wskeheic,' hoss.AA
Nesaowsr capital farces, and othes aaussue.'''
All he Curiosites present themselves IN addition
WASHINGTON CRossIsG THE DELAWARE.
We mead scarcely advise our readers 70 VISIT inc
! Frbibtion OF Mr.. Leutze's admirable picture. %.
dsv The gallery :: No $50 Broadway, will be CROWDED
byyoaag and old LIZ, eyery one be present Oh sniS
day,
! NIBLo's.-The entertainments to-nigat
have been selected with reference to the wishes o.
the holiday fOlks--,he always pleasing ngh' rope;
with the performance Of the surprising nias'
Cd no vail Well on the ground much less dance on
rome Nazulm, that has been revived with All as