New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

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r. The weather was very fine yesterday,
isfihe night brought a drzzly rain and of course
sia allowance Of mud.
ESTERTAIEMEsrs.--Dr. WIETISG gives one
Of his Lectures upon Physiology tonight at Clinton
Hall
LA Roy SUNDERLAND will give his third lecture
on Spirits SC this evening at Metropolitan Hall.
AT NIpLo's, "Don Pasquale" will be produced
by Madame sontag and Company.
At BuRroN's, Z" st Cupid" and " Paris and Lon
don
AT wALLAcK's, Money" and First Come First
Served
ware"
AT the MUSEUM the Drama of the Old Folks at
Home" will be performed both afternoon and evening.
The EoyrTIAN MUSEUM presents TO the curious an
instructive place of study.
BKYAN's Gallery of Christian Art is still open to the
public.
--BANvARDs great Panorama of the Holy Land gives
the most remarkable scenery of sacred Judea.
AT the Circus, "St George and the Dragon" and
other entertainments Of the ring.
--HEILkn's SALOON OF WONDERS, with Witchcrait
and Jugglery. Second Sight, &C, is still open.
-RrsIry's fine Panorama of the Thames is an at
tractive feature Of the town.
The PANORAMA Of the Mississippi remains
hbition
w Madame SosrAG will appear tonight as
"Norina in Don Pasquale," one of her very best
characters As the opera season Is drawing TO close,
and this Is the last time that Don pasquale" will be
presented, there will he, as matter Of course,
crowded house and delighted audience.
T. A magnificent audience greeted little
Paul Julien last evening, at Metropolitan Hail. on occs-
sion Of his farewell concert. We did not hear the first
part but the second struck very successful The
young arts, played with his accustomed excellence,
and In the Witches Dance surpassed himself There
Wa nothing in the music, which selected for per
iormanoe, novel specially interesting in ITSELF but all
wss finely given, and Bsdiss "Romsnzs" in particu-
lar was splendidly sung and deservedly encored.
Eckes duo for soprano voice and VIOLIN is well adapt.
ed to chow Madame sontsgs akin in vocal gymnastics,
but beyond this we are unable to find its meri,
The close was Yankee Doodle-enains with gen.
cral hurry burly from the orchestra while rsnspa.
rency let down in the Of the stage was lighted up
with red fire and showed very fair picture of Chan
try's statue of Washington a; Boston. Little Julien
certainly has our best wishes for long and successful
career in the new sphere which he about to enter
tR The Board of Directors of the Bowery
Mutual Insurance Company have given to the Ladies'
Home Mission Of the Five Points Society $780, go
thos and do likewise"
A MARKED DWrEREScE.-The Sixth-av.
Railroad Company forbid smoking in or upon their
cars and the conductors fully carry on; the rule much
to their credit andthe public comfort The Eighth
W Railroad Company proclaim the same rule, but not
In 1--WE of their conductors ever attempts to enforce
h. greatly to the disgust and annoyance Of their Gus
toners.
u Eighty recruits left the Charleston
Navy Yard on Monday for Newiork. They are in.
tended for the Japan Expedition
FAILING OF A BuILpiNG-About Ia o'clock
yesterday morning, the rear eide wall Of Mr. George
T.. L. Hysas carpet store No. ~ Pearist gave way
In consequence Of being undermined bv Aone sborers
who were sxcsva,ing for q new building about to be
erected adjoining the store of Mr. Hyatt. Fortunately
No persons were injured although one of the Mr..
hyatfs came near being crushed beneath the falling
mass horse valued a, s2oo had his neck broke. and
Wa almost instantly killed by heavy stone from the
building falling on him. But little damage was done
the goods in the store and $500 will probably cover
the loss 10 the builAins