New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
CITY ITEMS.
A. P. G.

ENTERTAINMENTS. - Rev. HssRY WARD
EEcuEB will deliver the Ninth Lecture of the Peoples
Course, this evening, at the Tabernacle He will
peak Of " The Conservative and the Progressive"
Prof MAHAN will deliver the last Of the South
Brooklyn lectures tonight. The subject is not ad
ycriised
PROT. JouSs will lecture upon the Holy City Of
jerusalem and his observations there.
Miss BAcoN's third lesson Of her Historical series
viii be given to-day ut II A. NJ
WIN ii. FRys last Lecture on Music will be given
Iopight This lecture will be devoted chiefly to an
analysis Of tho orchestra Illustrated by full orches
hs, military band, vocalists OF renown, and chorus
. Of zoo
- There viii be CONCERT this evening at the
suyvesant Institute, for the benefit of Miss Ellen Muir
ply graduate Of the Institute Of the Blind Miss N.
will be assisted by Miss Costello from Dublin Miss 7.
Sprung Miss C. Stewart, Miss Francis j. Crosby, tho
bind poetess, and Mcssrs Elder Bidde Hail. and 9th
sns The enterprise Is trsy deserving Of encourage
ment and will doubtless, receive abundant patronage.
AT the BROADWAY the beautiful Comedy of Tie
Love Chase" by Miss Fitzpatrick as Constance"
Mrs Vernon and the Company Also, the Ballet Diver
Isement aud married ard Settled"
AT wALLAoKs tonight the Lady Of Lyons
and "Thc Review" viii be repeated.
AT BuRroN's the panoramic piece Of paris and
London" viii be repeated. Also Nicholas Nickleby
! AT the MUSEUM an Infant Herr Dreisbach In the
evening The Old Folks a, Home"
Attic CIRCUS the usual interesting performances.
AT woops, Ethiopian Minstrelsy of all kinds,
Burlesque Lectures Dencing &C, &c
AT HELIER's, the Wonders of Witchcraft Second
Light Spirit Rappngs, &c.
AT the EGyPrIAN~ MUSEUM, a rare and highly
furious collection of Antiquities OF the Lsnd Of Bond
AGE
-BANyAnp's Panorama Of the Holy Land is sill
exhibition; giving the moot notable views IN Palcs
tine
-RIsIEy's Panorama Of the Thames, showing the
varied scenery of that river and its neishborhood, is
open to the public
The new Panorama of the Mississippi gives an
extensive exhibition Of tae country along the Father
ofWstels.
THE Two VINO GENERAL COMMITTEES
The Senior and Junior whig General Committees meet
at the Broadway House this evening. 1t is expected
there viii be general attendance, the members in
tend to call ON ex.Gov Hunt
SHAVING AT THE EXPENSE OF THE Cry
Among the hills offered the Supervisors yesterday by
Sheriff orser was one OF Peter CurTans barber for
'Dtyfre dollars for shaving Howlet and saul previous
eiheir executions That 10 shaving in every sense OF
he word
MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssocurIoS.-Mr
&C, w. Citation, Chairman of the Committee Of Mem.
ss opposed to removal TO Astorplace desires US to
siorm them that the Committee are taking the nee
sssry measures TO talhl the duty assigned them
A VALUABLE Cause.-The steamship At
ssc, which arrived yesterday morning has on board
ae lNgcs, cargo brought to the United States
Y single steamer from Liverpool; il is valued a,
$4,000
% Madame SeSrAo last evening added the
ers Of Don Pasquae to the list of her successes In
Nw'York Perhaps in character has her brilliant
cahzssion aud her graceful yivseiOas acting found
sr sphere than ia the heroine Of this charmiag oDe
n Tie music spsrklcs and 90 does the prima ioans.
ushi brilliant fascinating Il the composition. the
fdernance was no; inferior 10 IL We DO no, recall
sore taking piece either of sesng or singing thSn
aeseeae IN which the heroine Is introduced to the
van and amorous old Don. This character was sas-
aacd BY Rocco with toersAle success though was
Gecnh for the energy Of the young man. which he
sesees in high degree to moderate itself into the
@oscale good nature Of age With regard TO Balish
nave nothing bui praise to record HIS Doctor
sssses,s Is however, no novelty TO New-York gu.
xAee and we havs had frequent occasion TO express
va sd'niration for his performance ofit
'ae opsrs YVES put upon the stsge with excellent
1e the chorus and orchestra e,roed the most ja-
ssss discipline; and VIC are sure that the public
/ ha agree that one moro performance shal be sAe
l Don pasouale. II 10 an opera to hear many
-" especially from the bps Of .aese artists.