New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
CITY ITEMS.

,o, oy THE rHERxOagTER At
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rY The weather grew milder last n'su' . o
:, midnight was of Spring ike temperature
promise OF rain
vxrrpr.,xySrs.-Re THEODORE An
-, the well known Bostonisn, VIII iec'ue ,ho;.
n,hrrn.eie to night upon the "Anglo a, - h.a~d
m.,o,v Character and Influence" lie wiz 0' "'-iN
nv ss many o. the edifce VIII hoo- ,o,a ,s.,o,o
.pov sr,pERIaxp will give his seconu ,e''0i'
., snir,s &c this evening at Metrop'.'aH 49,,
Pr, J,,,ryss farewell concert taxes p'aoe 'H''
..,r,ng =. Niblos. full programme appears vi Jul
brst page. .o.he, NJ hi, Lecture upon
Pbvsiology at Clinton Hall 'o,h's|r, ,..,o - III.
'p' lives one Of her Day Lessons on His
,o,v $, Hone Chapel, at II a. NJ ,,,
iofy :. ,;esn institute Farmers Club hold regu
Ia, meeting at the Institute al noon
y" me0e -. Birth Day will be duly celebrated by
I-.~;c.ns the Protestant Associations, the
.ne on ri The last War with Great Britain and the
49,. generally The Washington Greys have an
49,. ~, n b. BLUNT, Esq, at the Tabernacle the
.-s .,ns,;csps one by J. w. Bryce, Esq., at Metro
POM" Ths Ladies of the Brdge-st. Congregational
,,,rh Brooklyn are holding FAIR at Granada Hall,
d,y and evening
There will be DO performance at the BROADWAY
ry,.Tyn tonight the house having been taken for
h.r ON wednesday night, "Richelieu" by Mr.. Forrest
a, prsroS's. Mortons fine old Comedy speed the
plough Mr.. Pacide as 81 Sir Abel Handy, Mr.. Thomp'
.o, :. Farmer Ashfeld," &C. Also, new farce,
q Phenomenon" by Thompson, Russell, &c.
r-At wALLAoK's, by general request, 1.-THE Lady Of
ixon," with the usual cast Also, the new Ope-
,c,,s nFirs, Come First seryed, by Wslcott, Miss
Gould, &c.
-At,be MUSEUM, "The Old Folks at Home" in the
evening. and the usual afternoon performances.
The EGYPTIAN MUSEUM presents to the curious an
instructive place Of study
BnyANs Gallery Of Christian Art is still open to the
public.
-BAsyApp's great Panorama Of the Holy Land gives
the mot remarkable scenery Of sacred Judea
"A, the Circus, St George and the Dragon" and
other entertainments OF the ring
-uy,,yr's SALOON OF WONDERS, with its miracles
Of ,witcbcrsit and Jugglery Second Sight, &C.. Is still
open.
frncnve feature of the town.
The PANORAMA of the Mississippi remains on ex
hbition-
~ Marietta Serato, young and, as we are
told very pretty girl Of ~ years old, from Venice
taly Is 10 arrive here about the middle Of April She Il
ssdtobe arenarkable violinst having performed lately
In ST Petersburg and the principal cities in Germany
and Italy the compositions of Vieuxtemps, Spohr Be
riot Artot &c, with decided success. She is prOteg
Of Madame Sontag, and win appear here in her con
certs soon as she arrives.
THE PHmosopHIANs.-The members of thu
Phiosophian Society dned last night at the Metropol
tan Hotel in luxurious STYLE may be inferred from
she fact that tho dinner for fifty persons cost the mod
est sum Of one thousand dollars. One OF the item
was Kennebec salmon 10 the amount Of forty fou
pounds, at two dollars per pound Other things wer
In keeping Dodworths Band furnished the music
Lieut. Gov. Church and other notables were present
and made speeches. TIE festivities were In full
tide when we left, at midnight
~ Mr. and Mrs Charles Kean, it is re
yorted. have idea of revisiting and Anderson
wsording to the London press is certainly coming
nuyear.
COMPLIMENT TO j. w. ROGERS, CHIEF En-
eINEER on THE U. s. NJ. STEAMSHIP ArLANrIc.-Th,
passengers of this ship, on her voyage from Liverpool
to New York in September, 1859, appointed Commit
tee to procure a suitable testimonial TO be presented
on their behalf to J. w Rogers Chief Engineer. Mr.
Rogers has occupied this position with great credit
and the Committee selected Messrs Ball Black & Co
to execute the charge committed to them Those gen
temen prepared elegant service of silver consis,
ing of four pieces aud Saturday last the Commit
tee sent 1t to MIR. Rogers with the following letter:
NEw.YoRK Feb. ls 1883.
" Roors. Esq Chief Engineer the DATED States Mai Steam
DrAR SIN; The passengers on the steamer Atlantic
upon her passage iron Liverpool 10 New York In thu
month of September, 1859, contributed fund 10 pro
vide some suitable testimonial of their appreciation
your eki Chief Engineer aud your long and
iu service in the Engineers department OF that vessel
end appointed the undersigned a Committee 10 carry
their wishes into effect
In the execution of this duty, have selected sill
YER tea service which have the pleasure 10 present
10 you with this communication.
On behalf Of our fellow passengers we beg your &C
eeptance OF this evidence of their high appreciation
that assdujty aud intelligence which have placed you
In the prominent position OF Chief Engineer OF the AT
hntc and contributed essentially to the great sue
of the steamers of the United states Mail Steam
ship Company from Newlork TO Liverpool
We trust that this token may tend TO increase th'
satisfaction with which you contemplate your past sue
cessu and honorable discharge OF the highly RESPONSE
bic duties conded 30 you and with the kindest wishes
for your prosperity, we remain,
Very respectfully, your oht servants,
EDWARD sANDfORD, RICHARD WiNSLOW
c sCHwANZwAELDER, WILLIAM W. GILBERT
DUDLEY PERssx, BENZ. II. TALIsADGE.
COMMITTEE.
SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS. LEROY San