New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
CITY ITEMS.

.r.,eier was bent more respectfully before 'ue
L,,oon than the sturdy Republicans oil TINS o"' ~,
h.sore the terrible whirlwinds OF dust WINCH 'o0-.o
:. ,ome from everywhere at once, the oenuii'Ae
everywhere at the same time, and never W -
for a breathing space There was 'uaa'' g.
,.,dav. but the dus: was mostly wanting ana su'
,on was not an inveriaole penalty ior Veh'us
The streets. We are Lot aware thai lnS ''''
been swept this year
EsrERTAISxEsrs.--LE hoy oo'DL
l rive the rs. of three lectures tonight ~ 'ns ooc,,
CIV Library Room, upon "splnfa~ 'hau''''' a'''H''
relating to his own experience 49,,
-pev n, Kyx.ApAY viii deliver lecture AZ tne
p,ooklvn Institute tonight ID" tneins - nome
T-hougb,, for the Married and Single"
-Dr Wurse viii give physioiogicai Lecture al
Clinton Hall. -, r...., oo,,o..o :,
p,oosIv, mi. evening, at No. 80 Montague-place
a., y1uA VALENTINO gives Concert tonight at
Hope Chapel .L.,
.,s NJ Ethiopian performances for the week
At NrLo's tonight the Opera of " La Sonnam-
,nl. will be repeated by Madame sontag and Com
psny.
psvt
.or,,ter Won Dunder by Blake. Also, First Come
Frx Served, "a operetta by Boildeau To conclude
with The Irish Tiger" by Brougham
-Attbe BROADWAY Nh. Forrest commences short
engagement, playing Damon tonight, Mad Ponisi
a, "Hermione" The farce Of Married and Settled"
concludes the performance.
AT BUTTONS, the never firing "Paris and Lon
don, by Placide Burton & Co, and "St. Cupid by
the Company, Mr.. Burton being the "oueen Bee"
AT the MUSEUM "The Old Folks at Home" in the
evening, and the usual afternoon performances.
The HcYPTrAN Museum presents to the curious an
instructive place of study.
BRyANs Gallery of Christian Art is still open TO the
public
--BAsyARp's great Panorama OF the Holy Land gives
the mot remarkable scenery Of sacred Judea
AT the CIRCUS " st. George and the Dragon" and
other entertainments of the ring
--HELIEn's SALOON OF WONDERS with its miracles
of wtehcrai and Jugglery Second Light, &C., 's still
open.
-RrsLyY's fine Panorama Of the Thames Is an at
tractive feature Of the town.
The PANORAMA of the Mississippi remains on ex-
hibition
~ The Birthday Ball Con the 22d) by the
guests at the Metropolitan Hotel is be managed by
Committee Of forty-eight gentlemen, among them ex
Mayor Micklo, Hon r P Stanton, Hon. Presley Ew
ing, ex-Gov. Paine Capt. Folsom of the Army, Capt
Mscomber Of the Navy, &c. Applications for partici
patton are received by the Committee at the Office Of
the hotel
WAsHINGTOs's birth. AY.-The officers OF
the Fret Division the New.York Volunteers. and the
W. ID
wasbington's birthday by parade and review in the
forenoon and by attending the Tabernacle to hear
address from our present district attorney N Bowdch
Blunt Eco, at hafpast o'clock P NJ. All the officers
of the First Division the vetran Corps and the N Y
Volunteers are invited 10 attend aud will procure
tickets through their different commandants The
officers of the First Division and the Veteran Corps
will meet in body at the Park, and march to the
Tabernacle. The Volunteers will procure tickets of
Lieut. Col. Burnhom or Capt. Bcsson, at the Mercer
House.
The Veteran Corps of the war of 1879 will also cele.
brse the birthday of Washington, all their members
being those who were engaged in the military service
0fAe United States in the with Great Britain, de
cared June 16 1912 They will meet at their
ters, No. "a Lispenardst at 10 O'clock AM In their
usual uniform with side arms aud proceed to the City
Hall where they will be reviewed by his honor the
Mayor after WHICH they will be escorted by the Wash
ipgton Crews by invitation of that company, 20 the
Tabernacle to hear the address oft District Attorney
~ Miss Constantia Clarke, for considera
bic time very favorite actress Mt Mitchelfs Olympic
Theaier and wthal beautiful and talented artist died
At her residence in Greenest. OF Friday. She p
years of acc.
~ The friends of Gen Pierce in this City
propose to give grand Inauguration BAH at Nibos on
the 4th OF March Jas T. Brady ESQ., is at the head OF
the Arrangements Committee.
~ Rev. THEODORE PARKER, of Boston, will
give the next lecture of the Tuesday evening
at the Tabernacle His subject is "!Thc AngloSaxon'
~ The Farewell Benefit of Paul Julien
will take place at Metropolitan Hail. on Tuesday eve.
ains In addition TO the claims of this interesting ar
h.t Madame Sontag, Signor c. Baiial Sig. PozEoni,
Sig Rocco Carl Eckhert and Sig Gasperone have vol.
unteered their services We understand that one
thousand tickets have been sold.
10 Near the close of meeting of an aux
iary Society connected with the Seventh Ward Tenn
perance Association the foot OF Jamesslp Sunday
afternoon while the President, Ira Buchanan, ESQ., was
speaking he shot in the leg the charge passing
through his pants and boots and tearing the flesh. lm
mediately after the report was heard man was seen
taking refuge in hquorshop opposite. The excited
crowd soon surrounded the shop and demanded the
man. lie was taken TO the Statiouhouse, where he
confessed the act but said the article used torpe
do. The person was detained at the Station house.
Broadway RAuRoAD.-fajuaciiOn against
ia Aldrmev-Aldermsn StUrteyant appeared the Su-
Peror Court Saturday forenoon the second attach
ment for contempt. He disclamed through his coun.
se, any intention GIN not appearing previously TO
hibt dsr~pect for the Court motion to dismiss the
second order of attachment was denied Interrogato
ries presented on the part Of plaintiff and with
out being read filed. An order was made that the ,n
lerrosstoTes be answered by Alderman s on Thursday
next and the question as degree of punishrn ant II