New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
The OPERA AT AsToR-PLAcE.-There

HE OPERA AT ASTOR-PLACE.- mere
was large and fashionable house last night to hear
PARoDI in her great part of Lucrezia The cas-
was the strongest we have ever had in that Opera
and the continued applause with which the efforts
Of the artists received proved that the house
was filled with an appreclative audience. we nave
not time tonight to notice at length the various
points of excellence brought out during the perform
ance but pronounce it, on the whole much the best
performance Of the Lucrezia Borgia we have ever
assisted at 1t is repeated Friday, when the ad-
mirers of high lyrical and dramatic excellence
should not fail TO attend.
ITALIAN OPERA-NIBLO's.- Last eve
ming | Puritani was produced for the frs! time at
this house and II affords us pleasure 10 ado, Win tho
most Triumphant success Sig'a. Boslos perform
ance of Elyira was full Of genius and would alone
stamp her as an artist of very high, If not of the
highest order Badiali and Colletti sang IN excel
lent style, and but for some recollecons Of Salyi
which still nger IN our memory, We should pro
nounce Bettini the most finished Arturo we ever
heard
The chorus was powerful and efficient, although 1t
might be somewhat improved by the addition of
few voices to the trebles.
The wisdom Of returning to the Castle Garden
standard of prices was clearly shown last evening
the audience being very large and enthusiastic
The TEA-RooM RESTORED Board
of Aldermen have finally acted on the resolution to
reostabIish the Tea-Room. We explained on Tues
day how the thing was done in the Board Of Assis
ta1ts where it passed. l6 to 3. Last night the reso
luton was brought to the Board OF Aldermen. 1t
reads as follows:
R,solrcd That the Keeper of the City Hall be dreeedto
rish refreshments the members Of me Common Council
uAnrer thy session. and that the Controller be,
ana he hereby authoIsd TO Psy az gus Tor the same
when duly ceItlned on oath by SAID Keeper
Only one man, (Denman Of the Sixteenth, Tenn
peraIc MANI sounded "a note against it. There was
an attempt to refer it, but the "reformers' were
hungry, ard the punch-bowl and turtle soup were
ready. so there was no show for reference Aid.
Surteyant always the loudest champion of the Tea
Room, mode short speech in which he said, IN
effect that he didn't for the voice of the press,
and wasn't afraid Of the people. The vote was then
taken with the following result
AYEs-Abrahsm Moore, Ist Ward Dudley Haley, I'D;
Oscar W sursysnt I'D Js9eo i, q psaTj
II Compton With William J. Bnsley, lAth Jo9h
PesIss Mill james Bard AlY9 Sylvester En- n
poherIy, XlXth William Fsck AAth0h
NGss Min Asabs sal DenMsn. XVIthDs
ABsBNr--John Boyee, y1h Ward Wesley Smith Min
Aloszo A. AlvoId, XyIlIth-S
So the swindle was proclaimed a law, and the
where no, supper, with brandy, champagne, and
cigars BY the double handful for particular hlen1s
were served up at the expense OF the people WIZ
The National Democrat Join us H0'e In hearty
Hsrrah for Reform "
EXPLOSION AND ACCIDENT.-ie sterday
afternoon three persons, named John Ga~igan, Jonl
Doyce and Marietta Thompson were severely scalded
by the explosion of a steam boiler attached to the
cooking apparatus In the Alhsmbra, an eatinghouse
at No l34 Water.st Gawigan, who resides al
No 50 Mulberry.st. and Doyce, who lives In Brook
I'VE, we're very badly scalded, and taken to the New
York Hosoital for treatment The woman ThomP
son. who was also severely scslded was IaAeh Nv w
her residence The saloon was much damaged o'
the explosion
Tx AILEGHANIANs.- This troupe OIL
American singers rapidly growing INTO favor Win
our musical public, as was shown by the turnout a.
their last Concert on Monday night, not sl'nssn1ns
III. ,n,ets cold Their next Concert for the peoY'
at democratic prices will come of on next Non.sI
night. January %, AZ the Broadway Taoernscle' ~
,e,i, and uupre,endins excellence OF these nave
mist. together with their libersiy on al occ@N0"'
whe,e their services can aid the cause oil p'eg'es
.rd humanity. entitle them TO the most ia'ofa,io
consideration of the public. Miss Goooen'"'
soprano of the troupe, has but few siperi0i' % =,
ried and efficient vocalist ha'hieeh ~ re- pro.
18th the Echo Song, viii form PAL. VI ~
sar,m's for the Concert on Mondsy ne1'-
Rrsp,TR.-A report is prevalent !" ''""
ma, the unhappy man Grunz!g under sentence -
>. hung oa FRIDAY rsx,. has oosAIned sam -