New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

The opera viii be put upon the stage in the well known
excellent style Of the house
At WALLAcKs tonight the "Laiy Of Lyons"
and THE Review will be repeated Tn ese pieces /
kept the house well filed all last week, and though 4
there are defects in the OF the represen
tation Of the former, il is whole very well done
indeed.
AT the BROADWAY, Miss Fitzpatrick viii appear in
Mrs Conways comedy Of The Bellies S:rstagem," /
sustainedby Mrs. Vernon, Mr.. Conway and company. !
There win also be ballet advertisement by Mile Pou-
gaud Drouet and Others and the play Of Popping the
Question" BY the company.
AT BURROWS, in compliance with universal de-
msnd the panoramic piece Of paris and Lon lon vii
be repeated by Burton, Plscide &c. Also Nicholas |
Nckeby" By Johnston, Thompson, Miss Weston and /
company
AT the MUsEuM anew curiosity, an Infant Her !
Dreisbach and Leopard In the afternoon the play Of
Grandfather Whitehead" and in the evening "The /
Old Folks at Home"
AT the Circus, the popular clown, w T. Wallet, !
will appear in connection with the usual int resting
performances.
At wooD's, Ethiopian Mnstresy of all kinl', |
Burlesque Lectures Dancing, &c, &c new pro- /
gramme.
AT the EGYPTIAN MUSEUM, a rare and highly |
curious collection OF Antiquities of the Land Of Bond
age.
-BASvARD's Panorama Of the Holy Land ia sill
On exhibition giving the most notable views in Paes-
/ tine.
RisLEYs Panorama Of the Thames, showing the
varied scenery Of that river and its neghborhood is
open TO the public.
The new Panorama of the Mississippi gives an
extensive exhibition Of the country along the Father
Of Waters.
~ A drenchng rain storm yesterday sue
ceeled the three days fog and from about until
stein the night there uninterrupted shower, .
cold and disagreeabe.
~ 1t is quite possible that the North Riy-
or will be open to Albany to-day. The ice was much
broken yesterday, and there rapid rise Of water
at Albany
DELAYED-In consequence Of the storm
and fog Saturday and Sunday all the steamers which
were to have sailed on Saturday were delayed They
are the Baltic for Liverpool the Georgia and the Uni
tod States for Aspnwall the Star of the West for San
Juan the Marion for Charleston, and the Alabama for
Savannah The Baltic has 80 passengers, the Georgia
$50, and the others very full They VIII prob.
ably sail early this morning
~ The steamer Baltic which was to have
sailed at Saturday, did not leave on account
Of the fog. Yesterday she went down the bay but il
was not deemed safe 10 60 the bar aud she an.
choTed for the night at the Narrows intending 10 sail
at o'clock this morning The B. has 50 passengers
rv7 Rev. Henry Ward Beecher viii lecture
al the Tabernacle, in the Peoples Course tomorrow
tuesday evening" on THE Conservative and the
Progressive"
ESoRMoUs RESrs.-The rise in rents on
broadway and other great thoroughares to take place
on the first of May. Il perfectly fglffu We hear Of
one store heretofore rented for 81 900 per annum,
which ia now refused for less than 50 000
~ The r. w. Grand Encampment of South
ern NewYork l. o. of O. F. will commence a regular
session tonight.
~ The Horticultural Society will meet this
evening.
COMMON CoUScIL.-This bodywill commence
the business of the February session this evening.
Since the last session large amour. of petitions for
sewers pavements sidewalks, &c, have accumulated
in the Clerks Once, but the number Of reports VIII
probably be small consequent upon the fever into
which this notorious body have been thrown by the
State Senate Very little unfinished business of i'm.
Rsroad BILL which called forth the first veto OF ,yor
Westeryelt, will be considered We understand tia,
the Common Council win adhere former action in
this matter, notwithstanding the veto of the Mayor.
Aid Boyce was the only member who opposed II when
Il c report concurred in by the Board Of Alder.
men. The contract for paving the Bowery with Russ
pavement adopted by the Board Of Assistants will, We
are told, be concurred in by the other Board Among
the petitions handed in up Saturday none for
checked the violent mania for this kind Of City ian.
provoment which prevailed few weeks ago. Tnose
ofthe Aldermen who profess advocate City Railroads
nom principle alone will probably at the preen,
sion, make desperate attempt show their vriuous
indignation against the interference in City matters At
Albany.
THE ALDERMEN IL CONTENPr-The follow
ing the Of the voters in favor of the Broad
WY Railroad Charter: Aldermen Moore, Haley Stur.
toyant, Oakley, Barr Tweed, Compton, Fnsley,
Francis Smith Bard Denman Cornell Doherty Re.k;
and Assistant Aldermen Brown TAFT Mab5att o Brien
Rodrnan, Broaden, Ring, Wells, Bouton, Wright,
4 Whelan, Rogers. Valentine, McConkey-29 in all.
These persons probably all in the position
their belwether, Sturtevan,
DEAR AND DuxB AsrLuM-The Trustees Of
this Institution, located in Fiethst Fourh-av.
have recently purchased the homestead of Hon James
Moproe, near Kiugsbndge where they intend to re-
move the necessary buildings be erected
Ii understood tina, they paid sll1Oo0 for the estate,
which embraces twenty four OF land while their
property, in the present location Of the Institution
wiz command more than hall million Of dollars IN
the market.
~ The Ship Celestial Empire, arrived yes