New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29

ESTERTAIsMESTs.-The will be a free
Lecture Phrenology to night by Prof Barber.
Madame Sontsg has kindly consented to give pri
vete Niblo's Saloon this evening in aid Of
The Hope, charitable institution, established in This
city by number of benevolent ladies' and under the
direction of the following name experimenting COM
mittee Mrs P. Van Rensselaer,, Mrs Geo. Bancroft
Mrs. w. b. Aston Mrs. NJ NJ. McAllister, Mrs George
Griswold Mrs T. A. Emmett Mrs Watts Sherman
Mrs Mortimer Livingston Mrs w. II. Aspinwall Mrs
| w T. sedgwick Mrs ii. A. Colt Mrs. A. Belmont
Mrs. Aaron VAIL Mrs. F. w. Coolidge Mrs. P. s Forbes
Mrs. g. L. Schuyler, Mrs. Greenough, Mira r. X Haight
Mrs. w. S. Parker. Mrs. c. II. Russell Mrs. A. Hsmi
ton, Jr.
We learn that nearly all the tickets Of admission to
this concert have been di:1iv--u %, ,ae committee
The lew that remain should be applied FOR without de-
lay They not offered for sae any public place.
At the BROADWAY THEATER to night the famous Chi.
Juggles and Magcians will make their FIRST sp-
pearance. Their performances, we'll as their per
sons will be great curiosity The glorious echoes of
Albons rich voice will be disturbed by the celestial
music Of these Of the fowery kingdom The play
IAN is not Gold that Glitter" will also be given.
! At WALLAcKs, Bulwer's great comedy OF Money"
will be presented by Laura Keene, and the company
Also, Faint Heart never won Fair Lady" in which
Miss Keene will appear
At BURroNs, Bulwers Money" will he given by
Miss Weston. Burton, Dyott and others After which,
the lsughsble Thousand Mlliners."
At the MUSEUM, Gen. Tom Thumb will hold his
levees for the last time in connection with various
other amusements, including the play Of Faint Heart
! Never Won Fair Lady"
At the CRcus, the comic piece of Harlequin and
tho Ghost" with other equestrian feats in great
rieiy, &c.
At Woop's, there viii be the usual variety of Ethi-
opian melodies, dances, rectations &c.
At HELLER's, the extraordinary wonders of
NANCY, slight of hand, the inexphcabe second
sight &c, &c.
At BANvARD's, win be exhibited the highly interest
ing Panorama of the Holy Land with the most remark
able places mentioned in the Scriptures.
At RIsLEY's the Panorama of the River Thames is
still on exhibition giving faithful views of remarkable
scenes in England
At the STUDIO CURoso may be seen rare collection
of remarkable curosites.
70. The representation Of La SOnnsmbula"
last night ct Nibos, another grand success for
Madame sontag. Her personaiion Of " Amina' was
full Of animation and drew down frequent and most
unanimous applause We do not recollect anything
since the fight of the Swedish Nightingale that has
commanded such tempestuous appreciation as the com
I
ton of the first act-he discovery OF ANNA" in the
Counts chamber, and her parting with "Elyino." In
the course of the piece Madame sontag four times
called before the curtain sisnOrs Pozzoln and Badia
were also well received. The house densey
crowded with highly fashionable audience.
~ Madame Alboni repeated Norma"
last night at the Broadway and or the presently babe
Nm Xov sha ful
could hold and the Opera received with even
more favor than the previous night
u Prof YouxASs will give on Monday
evening at the Tabernacle the second Of his course OF
Lectures on THE Chemical Relstions Of the Atmos'
phere to the Living World" treating specially on Car
son Csrbonic Acid and the action Of the Atmosphere
in preparing Soil from the ROcks-ws have reason to
believe him thoroughly master Of his subject and
mort instructive expounder Of IT,
- Among the coming fetes, we notice the
grand Ball of the 18th Regiment, which is to be given
at Niblo's on Monday night 1t will be one Oh the
greatest affairs Of the season.
~ Paul JULIEN, we hear, has accepted an
engagement for two years to return 10 Europe. Hen
to perform in London early In May next.
~ The Messrs Leland, proprietors OF the
Metropolitan Hotel isst night gave to their guests one
Of the most magnificent sorees Of the season Inc
affair managed BY x-Mayor Micke and thirtynve
other prominent gentlemen and was got up IN sIy'e
of hberaty and splsndor seldom seen in this coan'J
The excellent band Of the U. 3. ship North Carohns
was engaged for the music and the dancing eonmeneed
in the large dining hall at 10! P. NJ There were iOar
or Eve hundred participants, embracing many Oh inc
iashionables Of the City.
GoTTscHALK THE PIASIsr.-Thls American
artist is thus spoken of by Beriioz the composer Aa1
well known musical writer
Gottschalk il one Of the very small number Wa P
sess all the different elements of sconsummste
all the faculties which surround him with en-
prestige and give him q sovereign power az 60
Z conrplshed muscian-he knows Just nov ,ai -. 49,
/ may be INDUCED in expression BE knows eaI -
BEYOND which any liberties taken with the rny nj
s~ce only confusion and disorder and upon Inose - -
be never encroaches There is exquisite graz "a -
manner of phrasing sweet melodies ana M .n5
| lsht touches from the higher keys The oo,iae1, ~
brIisncy and originality Of his play al once 80
sstonishes and the infsnrile usive'e OF as sl ,.
price, the charming simplicity with wnicn ns ,SnsErv
! simple things seern TO belong 10 another ind'
dis,tpc, from that which marks his laundering ~ :,
thus the success Of NJ. GorsehAk before 81 'uA'@-'
! musical cultivation u immense.
p 1t is reported in Buffalo taa' eon'
nan, Of twenty men have purchased the eheiaA''
right to use the cslorie engines on me iAAsN -.
made tie preliminary arrangements 'o' ~