New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

England" "wAo Speaks Firstr All Married and
setled"
AT Burrows, Twelfth Night" BY Burton. PA
eide. Johnston, Mss Weston. &C. Also, ~Tac Phe
noInero Ton
-MwA1LAck's. 80 Old Heads snd Young Hsarts,- BY
Bske, Lester, &c. To conclude with " Frs, Come
First Served
"A, the MrsFUn. the Oriental Drama OF Blue
Beard. both day and evening
Attic CmcUs, the usual performances, afternoon
end evening.
AT HELLIRs the performances, both afternoon
and evening will be for the sick snt disabled mem oers
Ct the New.York Volunteers. This Is very worthy
Object ard Mr. Heller deserves great credit and a5an-
dant patronage for his Kindness.
-wooDs MINsTRELs No IA Broadway.
-CALuoRN1A nUsEux 3l2 Broadway.
-MusEUn Of Egyptian Antiquities, go Broadway.
-BRYAN Ga1IEkY OF Christian AT, 3'i Broadway.
-BAxvAzD's Panorama OF Holy Land, $50 Broalway.
-RIsLEr's Panorama Of the Thames, 100 Broadway.
-PASoEAxa Of Mississippi River Metropolitan Hal.
ry The Peoples Lecture, advertised for
last nigh. al the Tabernacle, postponed in conse
euence Of the inclemency OF the weather
NEW OPERA ARRASGENEyT.-We learn that
contract yesterday signed between tie agent OF
Madame ALBoNI and MAX MARETzES, by which the
former aided by tie entire troupe OF the latter, will
commence series Of Operas st Nbos aboa. TIE first
OF next month. Mare,zeks troupe consists Of Stef-
farone, Madame Nsretzek Sslsi Marini and Beneven-
tsno; Revere will also be retained. Maretzek will be
the Conductor and lie Grand Smith the Manager Of the
establishment which, it il intended will be hep; open
during the entire summer. when the Crest Exhibition
will cause the City to be thronged with strangers.
The WAsHNGroS GALLERT-Under this
title there has been formed at the Arr Union rooms one
Of the best collections of pictures exhibited in
New.York. II is called the Washington Gallery from
tho fact that LEUrzEs Washington eTossinz tie Dsls-
rare and the Washington a; Dorchester Rgkts by she
artist, the most prominent paintings in it.
There are however the works Of others OF our best
and meet popular artists, including Dursnd. Hicks,
Elliott Cropsey, Kenset Rossiter Baker aud others
the entire collection consists of two hundred and
fifty pieces. brilliant party was assembled at the
gallery last evening by private invitation. and were
entertained by the Committee, with Mr.. CozzENs At
liz head, in the most elegant and hosptable manner.
The exhibition. which is for the benefit OF the New
York Gallery will be Immediately opened to the pub
lie and we shall endeavor. on early occasion, to
speak at some length of its proHinent features. 1t
csnnot fail be resorted to by crowds Of visitors for
we recall DO similar exhibition which could compare
with it in poin. Of attractions.
WHO GLNERAL CoMNITTEE.-This Com.
ittee assembled last evening al the Broadway House.
JAMES KELLY, E'q, presiding. The appointment Of
members ofthe different Standing Committees was de
ferred until next meeting several otthe Wards
not prepared designate suitable members of the Ex
eeuiiye Committee The Committee adjourned until
the 5th OF april next
~ Among the passengers by the Hum
boldt arrived from Havre yesterday beside VI PursSy,
were Joseph Magellan. Secretary Of the Spanish Lee
cstion snd J. r. Croskey U. 5 Consul at Southampton
ALLEGED LARCENY or SILVER PLATE.-On
tie night of the Let Of January 1852 Mrs Helen Stew
ensop an elderly lady boarding the Folian Hotel
No sA Broadway. OF which Mr.. G.. Donald, of the
Creamery House. was then proprietor, suddenly died,
leaving several trunks containing wearing apparel jew.
elry, silver plate &c After her death her sonn.lsw,
Mr. John w. Hawkhurst, merchant of Cedsr.st, be
came her administrator and making application 10
Mr. Donald for the property left at the Hotel portion
Of it, consisting OF silver TO the value of $500,
missing, and some evidence obtained which led to
the supposton that Maria Louise Donald had conveyed
the silver away. complaint was, therefore, made
against her by Mr. Hawkhurst, and the accused was
taken into custody by Officer Green, of the Lower Po
Ice Court and invest CATION relative to the charge is
now pending before Justice Osborn. Mrs AntoInette
Yenni Of No g. Canalst, esthed that shortly after
the death of Mrs Stevenson the defendant left with her
csrpet tag which she represented to contain clothing
but which contained silver ware. No positive proof
was however, adduced to show that the silver in the
carpet bag the stolen from the trunks OF Mr.,
Stevenson The investigation will be resumed today.
AMERICAN IssrITUrE-FARnERs CLUB.-
regular weekly meeting Of the Farmers Club took
place at the rooms OF the American Institute at
Yesterday The attendance full As usual, nat
lad weather SOIOS RORIN