New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-08

January I...........'o% 10 o.
ENTERTAIsMENTs.--Th Third Concert Of
the National Guard Band at the Metropolitan Hail. this
evening will be a rare treat for lovers OF Instrumental
music.
Al puproNs will be given to night the lAughable
sketch "Ncw Years in New. Engiond," the a!ways fun
nv "Toodles" the Panorama portion of Paris aud
Lepdon" (Which piece has been played two or three
weeks 10 oyerGowing housesO and the Thousand
Mirners"
Al the BROADWAY, the domestic drama of The
Wifc's Revenge" tho well known comedy Popping
tho Question" the grocsquc ballet " Rosita' and the
comic pantomine Frisac," by the whole company.
At WALLAok's, Holcufts Comedy OF The Road to
Ruin"by Blake, Lester, Broughsn. Wlcot, Hall,
Laura Kconc, Sc, and the isvoritc piece, Born TO
Good Luck" with Broueham rs Paddy O'RaGery
MBAnNUm's, Tom Thumb makes hislast appearance,
and The Forty Thieves" will be enacted day AMI
evening
MHrLLENR's SALOON or WoNprRs there will be
afternoon and evening performance IN Necromaucy,
LeCerlemain Second Sight, and kindred witchcrafts
At the CIRcUs the usual attractions are offered TO the
lovers Of wondrful horsemanshp, &c.
AT WOODS MINsTRELs there VIII be new budget OF
ETHIOPIAN melodies, dances and drollcries.
ArB,NvARDs PANoR,MA OF THE Holy LAND ono
can zee faithful deneated many OF the most remark
able features of that sacred country.
Ar RISLErs PANORAMA OF rIG THAMES will be
exhibited tho delightful and interesting scenery Of the
central portion of Englcnd,
Ar BRYAN's GALLERY il a rare collection o! Works
fart, which win well rcpaya careful scrutiny
MADAME ALsoNI-Broadlcay Tacqtcr The
Opera of the Daughter OF the Re smrn is growing, II
ANYTHING in public favor. Another we'll stocked thea
Ter of devoui listeners and al mircr At the Broad
WAY las, night The amishle cauta:rice was replete
with genuine good humor which made all the human
nature In the house kin, and aided 20 this she was
mover in better voice always batting any overlapping
of the soprano, region, aud no; getting above the
lines" She is full cordial tender tonel coatrato
and though necessarily wanting thst hruian, tmbrc
which only belongs to the sopraro-sbsoute-s certsin
rn,s allie ringing tone which eompcnsStcs for che want
of the low aud lovely deep Of the feanue bass organ
yet such is the elegant guSh OF toac which sac pour'
forth that the house is carried away IN current OF
feeling. Madame Aboni surprises her admirers by her
excellent acting IL IL nSif uncons,Tsiaed, and up to
the part In the spnct singing scene would suggest
tina, the regnen,refsn be taken without intermeiate
recitation Immediately on the young lsdy's dsshins
down the music The Partisan tradition Is in favor OF
that reading of the part
prcciatcd by the audience. They may tske il for grant
ed that better bufo as 10 style and ac;ins-yo!ce
apsrt-csnnot be found in Europe.
The Orchestrs played more securstey than ever
The music has various inspirations. The Arguments
against Donse,ts composition are ignored by the pub
lie, who sympaihize with its elegant vocaizs;ion for
In regard to knowledge Of the voice al singers agree
that he treats IL to method in superlsve style,
fstgung it, and yet giving eaough to do while
bis fuency Of melody Is undeniablc His great fault
was that he wrote too fast fault Nature allows but
few, very few. TO indulge in.
On Monday comes the rival drum Of Madame Sontsg
al Nibos 90 tie publ: will be RECALLED with rowds
dow duet next week. Msy both be heard
Tax REcENERs-Mr Rose has introduced
bill in the Assembly providing for the election Of Tax
Receivers COMMISSIONER Of this City.
CIrr R,uRoAps-In the State Senate yes
tsrday Mr. Tabor Of Albany, introduced bill &c pre-
vent injustice In the construction OF railways In the
City Of Ncw.York. The bin prohibits the construction
Of any railroad without special permission from the
Legislature.