New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

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CHRIsTxAs-The weather Yesterday psr7n;.tei ~ en-
joymert of Christmas-sleghng excepted The .ssrv-
Of the day very general relief from Business
military partds. and Unprecedented rush to al rlaes
Of amusement tie principal modes Of enjoyment
Young Autrca immensely happy with the gfa Of the
mysterious Santa Claus except where grim Poverty KEEP.
the jelly saint ont OF doors. or Avarce preferred the
jngEng Of few hllngs in his double p.docked pocket
the happy faces and laughn eyes OF delighted infancy
An hour oi the evening speu in looking in the various
places of entertainment. showed that all were fulAl
overowipr after having rrned away their hundreds II
the people seek ausemen; with 4JGrloH Ike this shall
have gay week.
CoScERTs-MetrOpoIitAn Hall presented a magnificent
spectacle last night From the Goor to the ;opnos gallery
was crowded the occasion being the performance of s1-
des saL through the junction Of Sacred Music Society
Of some three hundred members and Julisns grand
cbesira Il is intention 70 day to give analysis
of the performance sufficient say that the vocaists and
orchestra acquitted themselves well The chief chorus
encOred We were happy THAI NJ Julien. like true
artist gave every of the composers not cutting
out single one We sre DO, aware that the same be
said Of any persons performance Of the Messiah in this
country or lately in London. Bat it is due to
poser not to hack hew nterpoats his works If worth
playing they should be given whole this side Of three
houIs at all events In this a. julien shows the high
scentiousuess which uniformly marks his direction Of al
STYLES of music He seeks to do the author justice.
We would remindour readers hat Juiens stay
il limited to few days. and then they may lose him anil
hs machess sooists for the future The inooducon OF
such artists in country rightly viewed constitutes
great era in ar and taste Every who hears them has
new ideas of ruscal beautyof the value Of artOf the
dignity ohe profession The orch s,ra becomes scoosa
orator, discoursing with equal sweetness and force.
To night is the benefit of n Keng, whom assure
them has not his equal in the world cOrnetplayer
Some new pieces appears by the programme will be
given
Arroros to Christmas week viii be performed 10 night
for the second lme Frys new symphony, Saata Claus do
tcrutve Of the festivities well the romantic and re
qiOus spirt Of Christmas and day Tho piece afer
slow movement porrayng the dguiy OF the OCCASION gives
us the evening festiyies-ther concluson-the Lords
PRAYER set to the orchesra-the uabya storm with
limitations Of the winds-the tolng Of the hour Of twelve
the coming of Santa Claus in his sleigh-hs gitt dsrbu
ton and retreat-the aies,e decs!he children discover
ing their gis when the orchestra plays chldrons rum
chorus This symphony lasts half hour but notwiih
sanding was loudly and subbornly encored its first
performance on Christmas eve III. Jllien obigngly re-
heated il On account Of tie complete attending
it, Julien will give again to night after awarding to it
the advantages Of additional rshearsals.
"The Cataract of the Ganges produced at the
Broadway Theaier last night in splendid STYLE to tho lsr
est audience ever seen in the house The scenery well
cot up and the trsppngs dresses bsnner &c much nor
than usually INDUCED in The performance received
with Great applause and will doubtless have great
with its splendid troop OF horses and its real cataract OF
water
A FouxDInG IN THE CHURCH YARD-Yesterday morn
inc about clock the tide setting up and down Park
row and across the Park itself and along Beekman st was
checked Little ard big old and young raggsdand iich ost
led and edded round the iron fence Of BRIcK CHURCH
and dashed up the iron bars and looked under each other
aim, over each others shoulders Golfers exchanged
ksns viii mlers vendersrusheda brokers'
baskets and buses in contact everybody was look
ing and irving to be taller shorter stoutr something
or other that they were not and asking who aud what
and where" and nobody giving any satisfactory answer
Those next the fence held alike their tongues and their
place and the poor unucky behind them pushed and
pulled and swore-some Of them-spd groaned-others Of
them-as from $50 l75its' Of humanity, finished ou
with iron heels we're Sc, exactly upon their !OesTaarre
cd toes great for corn
What was III What could il be Was there
down or horse down or house down or breakdown
They might have been looking at tbs graves but these
the tenants had orders TO quit" long time ago
WAS little bundle they were wstching-a little bundle
that ley on the frozen rounda little bundle done up in
napkin And there there had been, life in the bun
da mdrse OF mortstyen nheritor OF the precious gin
ofbenr there was an infant the bundle that had been
II lI1e1~ ~ n ii IN fha hal
lowed bosom wherein so many weary heads had rested
they placed K and there something in that for warmer
II was and more loving than the breast whence had been
pucked And yet perhaps not It may be that here
another unfortunate it may be that she is asking day
for the baby in vain that other HANDS removed it. and flung
il Ike a " af upon the cold winter Of the world
And ever body that couldn't say i Sunday saying
yesterday, meny Christmas" right merry Christ
mas and "a great many Of them !" everybody was sml
ing almost everybody seemed comfortable and happy,
and the sky was clear and the bright and it was
in good earnest merry Chrstnas But not 10 the name
less little ger nothe unknown mother And what has
become oft Is dead and has the Coroner held on in
quest and will they offer reward Or viii i Live and be
named ard cherished by somebody Live % tell that It's
first Christmas night ives passed in the church yard upon
the cold groundi
During the daytime yestcrday 1880 adults and AIS
children visited Barnums Museum ye; perfect were the
arrangements that scarcely any Inconvenience was isi
The receipts for the daytime only were sa,sOO
Az IMPOSITION The Little Russian boy about whom
some noise has been made and considerable sympathy ex
cited proves to be humbug. The persons to whom ne
refers never heard Of him and such ship as he names
has been here.
THr NEw-YoRx JuvEsIu &sYLrs-Boys at the
house in Fifty fifth st. near Eass River had great dinner
provided which they enjoyed in manner thai would have
made many vsgrant enycus OF them, he could
haxs sen how much hettsr off the Asyum bSIs are than