New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
CITY ITEMS.

LAST NIGHT OF THE OPERA.-TO-siAk
the brief Opera season closes with benefit 20 MAree
zek, when tho new fayorte. Mayerbeef's Robert 10
Diabe. will be presented. The announcement Of Ne
impressros benefit should be sufficient to draw fersb
ever lover OF music and we confidently oxpsct. en
this OCCASION 70 the best audience that has gatA
cred since the season opened.
NEW EkGLAND SoCIETY.-The 0ratisA
before this Society tonight, In the Tabernacle, bf
Hon. GEORGE :. HILLARD. OF Boston, will bsar ~.
reshng interude In the univ ersal excitement causes
BY the presence Of the illustfious Hungarian. M
llilard Is an able and pleasing speaker enjoying the
very highest reputation for various accomplishments,
among the iterati OF Boston aud admirably quaiiAs4
In every respect 10 do justice 10 the OCCASION. We
may expect a manly and eloquent tribute % New
England, without the provincial excusivsness whioA
regards all good things as the monopoly OF Yankee
dom. The services commence at precisely "
O'Clock. Seats free.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON AT THE AsTos-
PLACE OPERA HoUsE.-rhis talented Professor
Magic returns 10 New-YoTk for the Holidays aeA
commences on Wednesday evening at the Opora
House During the past summer the success whish
attended his elegant entertainments was unprese-
denied, and met with universal appreciation BY IN
numerous visitors. On Christmas day the Professor
gives three performances, and will continue his
soirees Mysterieuses for three four weeks, whoa
he proceeds to New. Orleans We recommend al
lovers Of the marvellous TO avail themselves Of the
SgR gRS9n Of seeing the Great wizard OF the
JENNY LISD-IIER FAREWELL CONCERTS.
THE Nightingale arrived In town on Saturday
evening, and now STAYS at the Union-pIaoe Hotel
She was accompanied by her assistant artists. We
are both pleased and saddened IN calling attention
10 the announcement IN our advertising colu INNS Of
her Farewell Concerts In Amenca-plsased 10 an.
nounce any Concert by the Peerless and sad 10 say
that the time Fixed for her departure is We
trust that she viii be prevailed upon To remain naAY
months, but such wish Is not likely TO be grsuAod
She is firmly resolved upon leaving for s~sdea
about the middle OF January. The haf-dozen Con
certs which she viii give during the nrst two weeks
Of the month will again collect tne tnoassLos o. nss
admirers IN whose souls the tones OF nef Miraculous
voice are still lingering like delightful memories
C,rusersE HAYEs-HgR CONCERT To-
voppou N,GBr-The fair vocalist arrived IN town
yesterosy after ringing with great success In sosh-
err cues. She and her company are a. the Unios-
plaee Hotel Tomorrow night Miss Hayes gives
Concert at Metropolitan Hail, the programme oil
which will be found in our advertising columns
Braharn, Mergis, Layeau and Loder lend theif AID
The duet with MengisJ "Quanto Amore,' from
L'Eli,ir dAnore "Au Revolt new song 81 Cen.
Morris the Last Rose Of summer, and "Gis dana
mento," the last three for the hrst time
IyuTzy's GREAT NATIONAL PIcTURE
We record with pleasure, the extraordinary success.
which this magnificent picture ENJOYS 10 our City.
We mean Washington Crossing the Delswafe,s
now on exhibition at No. $50 Broadway. and every
American ought 10 feel proud Of his country Is
feeing this great work Of art
The CHRISTMAS PAsTOMNE.--0"
Palace Of Pescocks," At Banum's Museum 10
new Christmas Piece, and Is said 10 be o, 81 ne
most comical and original productions In 40 psps-
mime was, ever yet presented. The z<sncU, -
tunes, machinery, &c, are all new. bslbsxs - ~
fective The trlsks are uncommonIy 49,
incidents croli and unexpected, ~ h b,ouss.
ous natural and truly naraiScess~ s.s tss,s
out this evening Acmiss1ie Se'''' "'' '-''''
alSo this afternoon.
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