New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-30
CITY ITEMS.


W. ~, numerous nor particularly noteworthy
yea he rare the only prominent feature yet afver'
I. r[.,., Mrs Emma Gilnoghsm Bcst~icks concert At
evening Besides Mrs. b. We shall hear sede'
p.-:., n schmidt. sgnor Strini and others
- x.,;ocsI Guard Bind notify the public that on
oD;no thew will give the last Of their series Of
u.s. :, C,s,le Garden, when Signor GasParoni will
$50 or three srias from celebrated operas
sDs -, reosats Macbeth" tonight for the last
~ IN rnssdsy Mr. Davidge takes benefit aud on
1900 Miss Julia Dean commences an engagement
"" w.lack leads his own forces with Increasing IA
TIA ya.surers benefit TO night with Mr. W. as The
se' - and "Dick DashalL" Shakspere's AS You
lae ~ Is IN preparation:
go, Williams and Wife are reengsged at Burtons
'.~,,rus series Of their peculiar characters.
p.s, Nays Eve" is to be the feature at the Museum
- This is Madame Celestes threehundred nights
psA ..,o. r,...sr vii, v;vs .asr0oon as wall az
Ing porformances consisting Of burlesques and other
varied and improved bill of performances appears at
"a Hippodrome which with the cool AMI pleasant nature
= as place will prove unusually attractive
woods Ethiopian Serenaders produce this week Dur
l.us Of the EglintOuu Tournament and other new Tea
.,s peculiar to their ebony line Of business.
ne Aztec Children will be taken to Europe to puz
~ remain this week at the Studio Curioso
s.,ers CosmOramas, is announced, will positively
10 an Wednesday They have been the source Of much
..66ostion to our citizens.
'g,nyards Holy Land Ovens Ascent of Mont Blanc
A. Museum Of Egyptian Antiquities, the National Acade
- NJ Design and the Washington Exhibition still present
81, veil known attractions for public patronage.
The Infant Drummer TO give an entertainment at
s.syiue. Tenn on the 1shiDst Dan Rice's Hppodrome
"A Mspagere were to exhibit at the same place on the
yA
N, Joseph s. Lee has become lessee, for the summer
..on Of the new Quebec Theater Mr.. ia mes Walack,
: "a ,sociated with him Mr. Blake will give due weight
the Company The Theater will open about the 18th OF
Jlne. -.
Bsrpums Menagerie are exhibiting in Tennessee 1t is
smsvhere in the region of Nashville at the present
tine
Mr. q. v. Brooke commences farewell engagement at
A. Walnut # Tbeater TO morrow evening lie will sail for
Europe soon.
The Ravel family are now performing at the Nauoha
ghester. Cncnn At.
Madame Anna Thlon and Mr.. Hudson are Still at the
Chestnut st. Thcater Philadelphia and will remain there
ibis week
The Troupe of Chinese Juggers open at the Eagest.
Thester Buffalo, this evening.
Mr. Murdoch is playing an engagement at Phiadel
,bl. Al its conclusion he will perform engagements
baltimore and then vi, this City route for Europe.
Prior 10 bis departure ne will give dramatic reading in
M, Civ for the benefit of the Murdoch Dramatic Ass0cs
ton.
The Bsteman Children are at the Louisville Theater
CoscEKr-The Concert at Niblos Saloon, on Saturday
night given by Madame Aurelis Ferenczy-"t the disn-
spsbed Hungarian Vocalist and Pianst'-ful6ed its
promses so far as superior orchestra, well led by Mr.
Eld and the performances of Paul Julien were concern
"A We had the overture to FideiiO by Beethoyen-a
Hungarian March, by BeriOz, distinguished for in
strumena iion than melody and the Jubal Overture OF
Weber which, though not of his strongest works has
he Air Of God Sape The King worked up generously, Ell
kcyey and originally, with rapid and horid ascompan
usnt Then Paul Julien though not "the first hviog
vionist the bdescribed played in the style OF great
master These things made the Concert very acceptable
s more so as the room well adapted for sound We
net however seeing the pains and expense Madame
Ptrenczy was at to give such splendid entertainment in
heso particulars that her own performances were no
what We might expect from the promises made ia the bill
She were great pianist vocalist one or the other
would afford US much pleasure to pass over deficiency
considering that il quite enough to learn to play or sing
vd But we are constrained say that she is not Her
psnofr,e PLAYING is ambitious but defective in accuracy
and expression and her singing efthe airs from the Prophet
and Robert Bruce cam OF be commended The standard of
excellence viewing the artists that among us'must
be high and no very secondary talent be permitted
These truths however uupaatable are due alike to the
public and to artists themselves IL is serious thng 10
come before the public and challenge criticism as an artist
and is good for nothing when deserved correction
omitted.
~ The weather continues delightful All the citys
myrads swarmed yesterday and the cars ferry and
ouoftown stages constantly crowded by seekers
fresh air and fragrant flowers.
" Dr. KANE the commander of the Exploring Expe
don will meet with his brother Masons of the New York
Grand Lodge and the public this evening at Crosbyst
Medical College when Past Grand Master Coles will pre-
sent An address TO DR. X to which the Doctor will reply
This ceremony Of friendship is the more appropriate, from
tie fact that Sir John Franklin one Of the fraternity
~ Rev Dr. Bellows in his sermon yesterday morning
made very earnest and strong protest against the effort
made in Boston last week prescribe AGREED for the Uni
tartan Chgrch
IT, elearn from The Boston Transcript that George
Wallis ESQ one of the Commissioners appointed by the
English Government to the New York Exhb iOn is pres
sst the Revere House He arrived in the steamship Eu'
rpa on the Goth inst This gentleman has long been be
fore the British public as identified with the manufacture Of
textile fabrics and with efforts to educate the artistic eye Of
operatives.
~ Ex.Ademan Libby has sold out the good will O!
Loveoys Hotel with the furniture &c, for very hand
some sum.
~ Among the passengers arrived yesterday, in the
Arctic from Liverpool Hon. VIM. &. Rives, Minis
Ger to France and family Commodore Aulck L. s. Navy
Dr. s Russel Childs Of WORK Capt Arnold, British
Army Rev. IL. Benedict, Rev. w. J. Frost &c.
Mail AGxNrs-S H. Rogers Of Fordhan, n. Y has
been appointed Mail Agent the Harlem Railroad, in
place Of T. j. Aims removed