New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

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The weather yesterday was Of the March type mugyy'
oggy rainy and The evening was the warnsst Tor
many days
TIE NEW OPERA HoUsE-Tbe Satanic Press being now
ptrorce exercised upon certain Opera matters of past days
makes Characteristic s,tstt upon the of the New
York Academy Of Music" ne magnificent building Of
which gave a few days since WY fall description
The Satanic Gays the Opera House goes begging for
lessee ard cries Where is Maretzek! Where is Hack
ct I" The truth OF the is tha; the of the
new house have on hand large number of applications for
the lease there being from London and two from Paris
Including some Of the leading opera managers of the OH
World and many more from this country embracing both
Maretzek ard Hacko. about whom The Satanic
anxious The only that these applications have not
been acted upon the unfinished condition OF the building
In the mean time persons interested in the Opera who de
sire 10 know the onmus Of these SANDERS viii find eliioa
ton in looking the report Of the Of Fry Ben
nett now proce, ding in the Superior Court.
Hor ConS-There is a sort of epidemic prevailing just
now which may he set down, suppose, to charge
for good for evil So FIJI satisfied has been for
coed Tie Items published under that title have moved
The great heart Of the world Hot Corn has appeared in
more papeis than almost any other article that went
the rounds of the press More songs than farmers
raise bushels Of com have been written tho burden of
which Is Hot Corn The collection OF piano music is not
complete without Hot Corn set to music Minsrels have
made golden harvest of Hot Corn Tracts for the pro
not bs hay hnvn
Hot Corn upon the title We don't know how many cart
loads have been printed and scattered Ike kurne at
ing time broadcast over the land Next comes book Of
400 pages of Hot Corn stories in which the artist and
printer snd binder have all combined to make splendid
volumo-a handsome gift book-a very appropriate temper
ence Offering
Then come the Hot Corn dramas The National opened
the Hot Corn campaign Monday to good auiience
with little Cordea Howard Little Katy, the hot
girl and 0ecting she made of advertised
for four afternoons in the week Uncle Tom having posses
sion Of the others and al' the evenings
On Tuesday Barnum brought another version Of Hot
Corn at the Museum, which he will continue cannot
guess how many times. This version has moro Of the
scores described in the volume published BY Dc Witt "
Davenport than the played at the National though like
the psy Of Uncle Tom the authors of either book would
only be able TO recognize their own by the name, and
few leading Incidents We present at the first repre-
audience delighted with the performance Notwithstanding
was full of mperec,ions incident first representation
One Of the greatest mistakes Is giving the part Of Little
Katy TO fullgrown girl Upon the whole Il conceded
TO be the strongest Temperance drama produced in
this City.
In the mean time the epidemic RACES In few days
e1pect the town will all be in a stew after the book which
the publishers are cooking fast power can drive
through Well let the fever rage while every hrob adds
grain of corn TO the weight that binding around
the neck of the trade and hope sufficient to sink
out of sight of civilized Christian people So long as
the epidemic produces this effect not how it RACES
or how many cry rira Ia Hot Corn.
Mr. Barnum has invited Mr. Pease and all the children OF
the Five Points House Of Industry to witnes the perform
snce of Hot Corn at the Museum Thursday afternoon
al O'Clock They viii some Old familiar scenes da-
guerrootyped
HEayr OPERATIONS AT THE Posi- OFFIcE-The follow
ing il statement of the number Of letters and newspapers
assorted and distributed at the NewYork City Post Office
on Tuesday Nov 90 being the creates. days work ever
perorrned there The total number Of letters received or
rent out during that day 1873 ao7 newspapers do,
2O7lO2 Total 405 9O9 The number Of hands employed
in the various departments 40 add OF SO having
been required within three months past by the in
crease Of business and supply the deficiency before eI
itpg The above exclusive Of 70 letter csers and 10
per,ors employ ed in collecting letters from the different
station boxes about the City The complaints which were
runde some time ago. believe, have now ceased or a.
ast arc without any Just foundation On the contrary we
arc informed that the mails before delivered so
soon after iieir arrival as they are at present
DOMESTIC LtrTERs VUr BY LAND MAILS
A'"''' Pad By Stamps ...-......3SI
Paid In money ........'' 80