New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13
CITY ITEMS.


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scter will be produced. This evening Burton plays
4Baly Lscksday In Swsethearts and Wives" when his
.ons "surs mortal man born to sorrow" viii draw
bars of laughter from al eyes He also plays Fright in
crimson Crimes being sustained in both pieces by the
well Known fsvorites Of his Chaubersst. corps.
WALLlcks benefits have been the order OF the day
Mr. wasck beng set down for this evening when
~As You Like It." will be given, with My Fellow Clerk
by Brosghsm, &c Shahspere's play we have not been
able TO see but hear that II is produced in very commend
able style We willing to take Mr. WIS "Jaques' on
trust performance not to be surpassed Mr. Leste
"Orsndo ought to be good, ought Miss Keenes RIOS
salnd The play has been put upen the stage in excel
lent costume music, &c This is the last night Of the
season.
At the BROADWAY Miss Dean has concluded successful
engagement with crowded house at her beaeat. Mis-,
ID stands in the front rank of American actresses and gives
large promise Of future advancement This evening Mad
Ponisi worthy and hard. working actress has her
benefit when Anne Blake will be played Mad p As the
heroine. Conway Thorold = also Faint Heart Never
Won Fair Lady" Mad p. as the Duchess" and &. w
Clarke as Gomez !" and last, The Widows Victim" by
GeodsD and Mrs Seton Anna Lonsdsles benefit tomor
row night when "1be Honeymoon ana /" The Good for
Nothing" will be given. On Wednesday evening Mr.
Conway gives The Rivals for his benefit and rhurs
day Messrs Warren and Nsge Treasurer and Assistant
Old Guard The Thester will close with the week
AT the ST. CHARLES, the usual variety of light pieces will
bs given afternoon and evening, during the week This
evening "AsmOdeus" THE Mummy" and Ladies'
Rights"
AtBARsux's MUsEUH, the comedy of Married Life,
tbe melo-drama Of Raymond and Agnes" and variou,
frces will be produced afternoon and evening during the
week Tonight Married Life" The bearded lady and
other marves continue
The HProDRoxEs well patronzed and presents great
x,riety of attractions This afternoon Mr. WISE the
American Aronsut makes ascension There are beside
the usual psgesDts carousa by chsrot &C. feat,
of strength and all the marVes for which the place well
known Its cool and pleasant area is agreeable
after exposure to the heat of the sun.
WooDs MssTRELs continue their regular performances.
4. the colored line every night varying the programme
almost daily
BIryARD's OwES's and SAEFoRDs Panoramss of the
Holy Land Ascent of Mont Blanc and the Mississippi re-
main visible awhile longer The Bryan Gallery also open
The Spring Exhibition of the Horticultural Society will
open on Tuesday at Metropolitan Hall, when fine floral
display lie expected.
The National Guard Band will Wednesday commence
sseriss Of Promenade Concerts at Castle Garden
The WASHINGTON Circus the Crystal Palace, will
open on Wednesday evening next with troupe Of per-
Formers said to be of the first class
SHIP BUREr.-A large ship. name unknown, was burnt
last night about - O'clock the Quarantine She
oated distance down and was evidently burnt to the
waters edge.
To-day the parade and procession of the Fire Depart
rnet 10 honor Of the Mechanical Fire Company OF BA-
more will take place The Companies will meet at the
Battery at O'clock p and receive there the Baltimore
Company, wh6wil arrive, it is expected about that time,
from Philadelphia, by the steamboat John Potter which
will land its passengers at Pier No N r. After the re-
oepton the visitors from Baltimore aud the Fire Companies
of this City will take up their line of march and proceed
up Broadway Park row. through Chatham st. along East
Broadway to Grandst down Grand the Bowery up the
Bowery to Bonds Through Bond to Broadway and down
Broadway to Warren ST., from Warren to Greenwichst
down Greenwich far Vesey ST. proceeding up Vesey
and passing under tumphal arch that erected on
Saturday opposite the Engine House of Fire Company No
H. whose guests the vsers are From here they will
nue yeseyst and enter the Park by the western
where they will be reviewed by the Mayor and Common
Council. The Baltimore Fire Company will be mmedi
atey behind Fire Company No14 who will be at the head
of the procession After the review they will be escorted
TO the Engine House Of Fire Company No IA, by the
members of that Company, where they will partake Of
collation. About thirty Companies intend to join in the
procession All the music that could be obtained in the
City has been engaged to do honors theoccason The
Baltimore Fire Company, during their stay 10 this City, will
stop at the American Hotel of Broadway and
Barclay-s On Thursday evening banquet will be given
to them at the Astor House by Engine Company No H.
FiREMEss vIsIr-The Baltimore Argus of Saturday
says that the Mechanical Fire Company having completed
their arrangements for visit to their brother hremen of
New and Philadelphia viii leave here to morrow
night in the cars accompanied by the full band OF the
Washington Guards led by Prof Linhard They will be
absent seven days Their reception and entertainment IN
NewYork will be on grand scale
The Traveller, which between this City and New
Haven got aground the Sound Sands Poin at low
tide during fog OF O'Clock Saturday morning. Her
passengers were transferred to the Vanderbilt and
20 this city At 70 O'Clock Saturday,, at high tide the
Traveller was got eff unipured, and to her dock at
Peck-slip she performed her trip to New Haven ON sa
turday evening and returned yesterday
Tie fire alarm bell st the Jefferson Market tower is bro
KEN and now re aders the abomnabe dscord instead
.be fine tone il once gave out The striking machine
this tower is apparently too heavy.
A Masonic Reading and Club-Room' is to be opened
This evening at No. 10 Grandst, near Broadway.
Rev. T. H. Chaplin of this City, has been engaged to de-
liver an Grafton in Norwalk, Conn, on the 4th Jay
The Jewish Feast of Peniecost commenced on Saturday
with the usual ceremonies Some OF the Synagognes were
very handsomely decorated.
new Dust Controller tried on the Hudson River
Road on Saturday 1t is sad TO have worked eaceIeny
The British COMMISSIONERS, AND THE LEANpIR.-On
Saturday las Theodore Se0gwck President Of the Indus
trial Exhibition Company, accompanied by Mr. barclay
the Bnsh Consul paid vi,i 10 the Leandcr ana hora
Elesmere, accompanied by Capt King returned with
them to tie city On Sunday afternoon Lord Z. again viz
tied the City and returned to the fgate in the evening He
for his apartments AZ