New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

The Review Will be repeated for the tenth lin. -
q crowded house.
| AtBARSrns in the afternoon the "Daneins B.,....
and the a" Limerick Boy" In the evening The aoss
( Folks at Home
--Atthe CrRcrs, variety Of remarkable and is,..
es;ing performances.
AT woop's, the usual varied programme Of g..
class Ethiopian performances.
A, IIEILExs startling fests of Magic Heersm..,,
Spirit Rsppings, Second Sight &c.
At BASvARp's the Panorama Of the Hey Land
AtRIsIxY's, TIE Panorams Of the Thames.
~ The weather yesterday Except rather
sharp wind was 6ze, and the Night clear and cool
OpyR, AT Nrsros.-Madame SOntss an
peared last nigh, in Donizets Don Pasqasle TO IN
house The piece raised of with vsst spirit Ns
seransde song by pozEolin wss eneored but h not
composition which Is worthy the honor. BaIhai w.
admirable in the part Of the Doctor. Madame soasx
gave her various aori,ure with accustomed deneriy
and certainly her acting was charming Tue masies
full OF delightful pieces. The elegant soprano esn.aAAs
plsced the rapid ers;ions Of the bufo Is amsse
the bes; effects 81 the lsuented suthcr. Madame So
tsg WIS dressed t. a charm and looked better
Ro,Rp OF ALDERMEN Some Of the ADD
men met last evening pursuant to adjournment n
twenty minutes past o'clock, Alderman Bns1y
moved that the President direct the roll to eaist
Alderman Smith hoped tho gentleman of the Ma
would withdraw bis motion, all who would be neos
sarv to do business would be here very soon. ADD.
man Brsley believed in pusetssty in doing ou'insA
If was the hour appointed, gentlemen should be hss
aiv ~
more than elapsed lie would persist in his motisa
The roll was called and there not being quorm
nreseut the Board adjourned to ibis evening oclok
SgyFNrH.AyENuE RAILROAD. - Worhmeu
have commenced operations this Road by rcmovhe
the paving Stones in the Bowery between Hester II
Grasd-st Starting from Peck slip il will be continsl
20 Harlem, thus ccnneetng WILLIAMSBURG with -
upper end of the Island II Is contemplated to hssh
finished as far as Forty second st. by the Let OF Aas
next
IE The Annual Report Of the Bareaad
Lamps and Gas was submitted to the Common Couscl
ON Tuesday evening, and ordered 10 be printed he
appropriations for lamps aud gas last year were
s269 zoo; the expenditures, sae9,Oo5 9l, leaving
balance Of s63l 90 unexpended During 1882 there
were removed from the lower districts and crecteah
in the City 6s23 oil lamp posts. The number OF -
posts erected during the year was 7t9 making a tseA
in the City Of sl4i These are all in use. The TEAL
number of lamps a; present in the City, oil and gAb
laOO7 puylur the year the New-York Gas Compay
laid 90 miles OF mains under the direction OF the Cen
missioner The whole distance Of mains laid by he
Company is 90 miles, which completes their en<iRs
district The Company have signhed their resdnsss
TO erect posts ss soon the Department OF stress
and Lanps is prepared to furnish them. The NanhaA
tan Gas Company, during the year, laid mies d
mains at a eost OF SIS go 90 making in that Comp<
py's 6isirict l39 miles. The total extent OF mainh
the City is 229 miles Those laid last year are CO.
potent to supply l,l00 lamps more than are nowh
operation;
Total lamps lighted by New York Gas Co.........3k
Total lamps lighted by Manhattan Co..........'aao
Total of Gas in the City. .................slM
There II now \ continuous line of l3i miles Of ~
and gas lamps extending from the Battery TO kiass
Bridge. The Commissioner complains 10 the Cen
mos Council OF not having sufficient appropriations
carry out the necessary improvements In the Bureasd
Lamps and Gas. lie states that large number Of ~
solutions in possession Of the Departmsnl
some of them for several years standing which lave
yet not been carried into effect for want os larger
appropriation. These, when complied with, will cost
the City large amount of money and the Comnis.
sioner asks that resolutions be passed Of h
character until there IL time taken pause aud dsnb
crate upon the cost The custom adopted by ~
Common Council Of placing two gas lamps in frousd
almost every church in the City, he states, has ad9s6
materially to the expense Of labor and the cost Of -
The Commissioner desires all persons who comphn
of the oil lamps not being lighted and properly stta.
ed to give notice Of tho neglect to the Supedntendsn1
Of Lamps instead Of making their complaints ~
Office Of the Chief OF Police He calls the aitenos6
the Common Council to the necessity Of lighting ~
whaTves and piers-s measure often urged by Aayow
Woodruff and Kingsend. and submits plan for ~
improvement, Tie contract between the City -
the New.iork Gas Company will expire on the 10 d
May next, aud the Commissioner recommends ~
In care of On emergency, new arrangement withtAh
Company should be made Us soon as possible,
The TEMPERANCE DExoysrRATIos Not,
ropotsn Hall was filed last evening" ON the occskos
OF tho benefit 20 JoHS b. GouoH the popular 1m.
persnee orator, to hear his last address for the es
on the subject OF Temperance. DR.. PARnLY pred1s1
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Ebaugh There w0
singing during the exercises, by choir composed I'll
number OF gentlemen and ladies' also by g. b. Brewer
and little girl. Rev. u. +. Hale, of Hartford was cx
pected but did not arrive. Mr. Cough spoke at coasil
cradle length, and Ia his usually eloquent and huns.
Gus manner. AZ usual he created sadness and insussl
mrth in rapid SUCCESSION by hi. pathetic appeals -
by the cireumstsnces, whether affecting or am,sivg
which he related The audience were deeply nterss.
ed in his eloquent address and by earnest applsnss
frequently te'tiaed their appreciation of hi. rensss
hymn by the choir closed the exercises
IRE FIVE PoErs MssIos.-The MissiOa
building going up the site Of the Old Brewsryk
rapidly rising. The walls have reached the hsha Of
Two stories above the basement. marble slab sbsu
Elk feet in length he's been sesented TO the Society," on
which the following inscription to be placed ia ~
ifont OF the building just the chapel window,