New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-14
The weather yesterday delightful, and promised wei
for TO day

for TO day
Caste GARDEN OrERA brilliant auditory greeted
the second performance Of this COMPANY last ugat. It
b. confessed that the locality is excellent for hearing
music owing to the particular arsiog from the
construction Of the house
Madame Ste nanone is the best Norma have had
The Italian stage in tbs country She sustained Ia, ardG
part with uEhSggog ~ the end A, this work
has been played al criticised rag, it is not purpose
to inc the reader any extended criticism ou, t. be
brit possible Madame SteaooDe. like >svi tho we'd
disposition to compose now and then instead ri sticking
to the te1t-O always for the AZ
quote notes altered the bald mention Ehour the
passage then selves be accepted. Toe Aonf dscs
maory soo in the trio of the finale Of act st was eucored
curious piece Of bad taste because 1t IS Connected with
the actcn and will net bear repetition a, the end Of the
frst act the Singers called before the curtain The
duet o Norma with Adagisl received loud cry f1r Al
which very properly Accededo The duet
Of Norma with Polio was very Eue piece of drclttn.
ton aio WAS much sppaUd,d TIE I'm .e was rendered
equally well In that Sls partl ul,rly Admirable
Madame Patti S,rakosch acquitted herself Vel. aud is an
in proyng artist Sguor kosi lid his solo creit,by aud
was well sustained by tae chorus rhe * client leading
of Max M>retzek kept fine orchestra up to the mark
Tho performance on iriosy Sl 0e R06erf0 AZ DiIro'o
in which Mesdsnes Sorss Se.nonv Will both appear
The Opera is an unqualified success thus far.
Crystal Palace Police in taeir ulifrn rvvie we'd
In the Park by the Mayor General Hail. members of TIE
Common Council, Chef OF Police, aud others Ony 90 Of
the 37 contained the force turned out for review
The AiDder being duty the Palace As bsdy Of
men they presented very tine appearance they ap
pear, from their evUuiuns, 70 be well iscpnsd PcOm-
aent among the force company cOmpOsed entirely
Of New Ork Volunteers these under the Immediate
command Of Lieut. Peel Many OF them wore their Mex.
can d just above their stars Tue entire detachment
eomposed Vi five companies under the CONN nd OF
Lieut. Bowyer The ooNng are tbs 5if, .rs Frs, Lient
Bosy,r Second Lieut. Peel Third Liou, Carey Fourth
Ltut RicArd Fifth Lieut. JNaison The COMPANY were
marched and counter marched and pu, through al th,r
exercises TO the entire satisfaction OF the Chief after hn
hey proceeded. headed by Sheltons Fall Band Z, IN.
Aston House where they pariook Of refreshneut
Mr. Coleman then introduced them General Qaitn.p Of
the United States Army. General QaitnAn sxo,s,..d
himself very glad 10 them and greet them Is ci
lens If bis native State, for which he vs. sppaudei
Lieut.. Bower gave toast
Tao C,ysa! Posos Peesi may they Away, united and awav
% theT duty. (CheeTs)
Thrive Cheers then given for Mr. Maten the Chief
Of Police The Company shortly sterw.rd retarusd to
heir barracks at the Of Forty second and Fifth
avenue
The uniform Of the Police looked very becoming and
the seemed pleased with IT, The rock coat is Of dark
blue and buoned to the throat the pan, Oons are of
hsht blue, with dark stripe aud ine thread of white
Gown The sides The buttons to the coat are Of white
metal with sfgure Of Justice and the WORD Police en-