New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

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January 6...."....8 81 50 ~
MEETINGS. AMUsEMESrs, &c.-There will
be meeting at Metropolitan Hall night Of the friends
Of religious freedom to express their sentiments in re-
lstion to the persecution Of the Madia Family. Mayor
Westcivet is to preside.
Rev. Prof MATrIsoN will give lecture at the Tab
ernacc in refutation of the alleged Spiritual Commu.
ncaons with the Dead his subject being The Inter
mediate State or the Soul between Death and the Re-
surrccton."
BP AuBLER will lecture at the Brooklyn Museum
upon "The Human Spirit, its Nature, Powers and
Destiny"
THos. w WHITLEY will lecture tonight at the
suyvesant Institute upon "The Decline and Fall OF the
American Art Union" and other matters pertaining to
tie future prospects Of Art.
Prof WHITNEY will favor the Staten Islanders to-
night with specimens of his orstorca readings and
inpersoDa,ions Of remarkable speakers.
At the BROADWAY tonight, the opera Z" The Daugh-
ter of tie Regiment will be repeated by Madame Al
boni ard troupe The performances conclude with the
lauehable pantomimc "Frsca, the Duelists" by the
ballet corps.
At Burrows, "Paris and London" still keeps pos
session Of the stage 1t will be given again tonight,
with the farce ais he Jealous"
At WAILAcK's, the curious comedetta g. Morning
Call" and Bulxcr's great comedy money" will be
given to- night
No performances tonight at Nblos.
At BARNUnrs, Gen. Tom Thumbs engagement is
about closing This afternoon the General and For
tunes Froc :" in the evening the General and the
"Toriy Theves'
The EGyrrIAN MUSEUM offers a opportunity to
lovcrs Of archaeology and wonders Of the past.
The i,ne Panorama of The THAMES will be opened
TO the public this evening 1t is said to be correct and
e>c,lently got up.
D,>y,RD's PANoRAMA Of the Holy LAND is still a
feyoriie iesoIt for the people.
gRyAN's GALLERY Of CHRISTIAN ART attracts it,
,tare Of patronage.
The CIEcvs presents long programme OF wonder
fol hortcmanship feats sc.
woop's MINsrnELs give choice selection Of Ethio-
pisn Melodies and comicalilics.
~ The sale of tickets for Mad. SoSTAG S
first orera will commence this day. We un efsian l
that fiom seventy five to hundred tr-tclass tickets
have already been taken by guests at the Metropolitan
Hotel Some precauton has been taken TO prevent a.
far Us possible any monopoly of seats or speculation
therein.
MAtANE Al BONl--bkUlDha1 lhANi
La Fsla del Rcgginento performed las. nj "a; q;
the Broadway Thca,er a crowded and brilliant audi
ence Madame Alboni redoent Of good humor and
rouladCs, delighted her hesrers who exhibited their
ecstaoio BY peated oncores We do not propose, to-
day 10 ndiydus'e her various excelencess aud the
charac OF the music but may briefly geneaize
The roll of the drum ia ht in feminine hands; an
Madame Alboni being good tiinist, showed OF that
,,fT Ia al ~sts IN
ins,ilation-,here are two kinds OF music, that which
rakcs the singer and that which the singer makes. OF
the former clas is the resmen,al song ia question
must be badly sung indeed TO excite the audience
Sieuor Revere was an admirable Sergeant. Ia hi-
comic line he has not his superior the Italian sta se
We IRE now speaking Of his artistic skill not his vocal
gifts The Opera ran neutrality-suspicious. and seconds
know lug their parts II will be repeated tonight.
GryrR,L COMMITTEE OF DgMOcRArIc Who
YovNo MEN ron ls53--This Committee assemblies th
evening At the Broadway House for organization
Thirty two Of the members for lS52 have been re
elected; new members o. setting aside the Twen,ie''
Ward contestants Nineteen of the members for lsi
are c.in elected and sixteen Of the members Of 1850
pENoCEATIc Who GENERAL COMMITTEE
Yonls5a-This Committee meets for organization o.
Tuesday evening next, the llth ns: the Broadway
House
DMocGArIo VINO WARD COMMITTEES Fol-
lssa-Tlese Committees organize generally ea1y il
January.
- Rev. L. III. CHARM, of this City, deliver
al his lecture on John Hampden before an imm>ns;
audience at the Mary land Institute Baltimore, on Tues
day evening.
GOVERNMENT DIPATcH AGESr FOR NEW
YoRK Hon Edward Everett, Secretary OF St.,e' Ia
appointed J. Franklin Pierce, Of this City, L. :. D1s
patch Agent. Mr. Pierce has been long known to ou
business the intelligent and gentlemanly cleri
Of Mr. Gilpns Exchange Re sding, and Foreign Le'te
ofce Mr.. Pierce succeeds Mr.. W. IL Morre, whC
has resigned
- The Ladies' Home Missionary Societ.
al the Five Points received in December sls3 Il II
essh donations, and large amount Of goods, cloth
Ing, &c
70 The New-York Magdslen Society hayin'
recently erected spacious and convenient edince 10
the spocis benefit of pentent female outcasts dess
to dedicate the with appropriate religious service
on Tuesday, Jan. H. a, l2 A. NJ They cordially invit
the friends Of humanity and religion to be present
tie oecasion. The building is located on Eighty eight
St between the Fourth and Filth avs.