New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-12

We perceive ihs; the Crystal Palace a; syiea-
Ram. London. is tn be opened with Monster Concert
Costa leading 1000 performers
As the weather warns up the Winter Theaiers show
uuropte teuutv Of attendance although the beet OF at
fractions are offered.
Niblos especially fitted up for summer WORK u IN eS-
eepton Here the Ravels and the ballet company are
PLAYING TO full houses The bal ct Of La Psquerete is
still attractive II embraces some oil the ot'
dances ever produced in this City. The Red Gnome
is still on the bills.
Waack's is about closing the season Tonight Mr..
Lester has benefit, when The Belle Straasem will
be produced, Mr. Wallack as Doricourt," Lester as
Flutter" &c. On Wednesday 80 The Scholar with
Mr. Waack exquisite performance OF Erasmus Book
worm" FOR the last time. On Friday Mr.. Broughams
benefit with ' The Wonder, by Wallack, Broughsm
&c.
The Broadway will close for the Saturday
"Faustus will be played every night. On Thursday
Mr. Warren the Treasurer and Mr.. Nsgles. Assistant
Tressurer-two very genemanly and attentive officers
will have benefit when the house will be full. On Fri
dav the Misses Goughenhem benefit These young la
dies deservedy popular on account OF the care and
sprt which they NANTES; in their profession This is
their first appeal to the NewYork public, and it will no
doubt be cordially and probably responded to.
AT the National Theater melc-drama and farce hold
the public attention. The Fairy Light Guard played
las; week was most laughabe affair We notice for to-
night The Magic Well" and Mazeppa the Second or
the Wild s,eed OF williamsburgh, in which there will
be fun.
The Bowery has caught up the name OF know
Nothing the occasion for piece, to be played
for the first time tonight. Esustus is still on the
/ boards.
At the Museum there will be the usual routine OF after
noon and evening performances, including "Raffaele
ID A.
Greenland Seal among the latest to the nov
elites at this establishment.
For Concerts, Negro Minstresy and other entertain
ments, see the first page of THE TRIBUNE.
LECTURE on NlSEvEH.-The Rev LEONARD w BA-
coz of NewIayen lectures tonight before the Young
Mems Christian Association. at their Rooms IN the Stuy
yesant Institute on " Contributions TO Biblical know
edge from the Ruins of Nneveh. MI. Bacon visited
Mosul in the sumner of ISL and his adventures in the
Koordsh Mountains doubt fresh in the recollection
of our readers. His lecture cannot fail to be interesting
WHERE u GENiy Never did any Christian c0umun-
ity patiently suffer like this. Never was the most impor-
tant horoughfare OF any Christian City constantly kept IN
such dirty condition Broadway has been for the last
wear except the three weeks that under the super
inendence of John n. Genin Yesterday church-goers
who waded through the dust and filth of that street went
with anything hut iogiNing
abomnabe neglect of those whose duty il to sweep this
street every night That not swept last Saturday
nieht-the very night of all Others in the week that 1t
should be swept-there an abundant amount OF evil
dence Ii the Street Commissioner utterly incapable, or
his subordnas entirely Incompetent to the task for PHYS
sake e; them get out the way of private enterprise and
then we shall be able walk Broadway without being
choked with dust stuck in the mud or being constantly
tempted dsobey the injunction, Swear not at ALL at
the filthy condition OF this street. and the ther condition
of a Municipal Government that can but will not keep
it clean.
The anniversary parade Of the City Guard will take
place on Tuesday p NJ. The company will leave the Ar
mory at clock precisely and will proceed to Brooklyn,
to the Perrepont House by invitation of the propretos
Russell Chase & Co.. thence to the steamboat George
Law Of Fulton f. r., TO proceed to Glen Cove
returning on the evening of the 18th.
Attention is requested TO an advertisement in another
column of Girl Lost The Police should attend to
the matter at once She may be detained in Of the
vile dens that disgrace the City such for instance a. the
internal hole recently kept in Allen-st
The following additional subscriptions have been re
received for the testimonial to Capt Fitch and others by
X. Bell, Treasurer, No 43 Wal-st: