New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-29

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Mrs. r J. Johnston win give similar entertainment. at
the sane place Tuesday tomorrow evening hef
selections arr from English dramas.
Mr.. Gordon H.ke VIII Lecture upon the Vocal Music
OF England at Dodworths Rooms, on Thursday even
ing.
Prof Lalls i TO lecture nt the Egyptian Museum, on
Tuesday evening TO the pupils Of the school Of Design Tor
Women.
A; the broadway Thesser the Romantic spectacle OF
Faus;usi or, The Demon Of the Dracbeniels VIII De
revived tonight II Is grand show piece, embracing
ballet. panorime. carnyas wonderful changes and ell
the apparatus Of rs.-cisss spectacle. win doubtless
run for long tine.
At waIlscks Mr. Wallack appears tonight as !" Eras-
mus Bookwom~ and {" Dick DastaI, two OF his bost
representations On Tuesday Mr.. Blakes benefit, when
he viii appear in Old Heads and Young Hearts and
{" Tie Las; Man." On Wednesday The Bachelor OF
Arts" Thursdsy, 1.-The Rivals. Friday, walcots
benefit. with Money and ' Delicate Ground
AT Nblos the RaveIs and Yrca Matthias will present
their popular psniomnes and baets. The ballet of
Bella Ia Parquette viii be produced tonight for the st
time.
At the National az The Gross Of Death The Fairy
Light Guard, " La Perouse, and other meOdrama'ic
ard comic pieces viii run through the week.
The Bowery has "Salvatcr Rosa" Fazio," &c. on
the bills 1.-The Fairy Light Guard is in preparation.
At Barnums /" The School for Scandal " The Fairy
Light Guard and other favorite pieces viii I'LL up the
afternoons and evenings as usual.
The Performing Monkeys, Dogs and Cats of Mr.. Dom
ETH are attracting great numbers of little folks to the
Chinese Assembly Rooms. They very curious.
Chrs.v and Woods Mnstrels doing up their E;hio
nisn senInentaties and comcaities with abundant sue
cess 10 full houses Uncle Toms Cabin is leading
feature.
Buckley has got up a buresque Sonnambula, which
will be produced for the frst time tonight.
Anew exhibition having bearing upon Slavery is adj
vertised at Knckerbocker Hall, Eighih-av.
The reader will find advertisements Of several panoramic
and other artistic exhibitions on our first page
MAY FEsIuAL.-A very pleasant Queen Of May Fesii-
val was held al the Greenvichst. School on saturday
Between and two hundred girls participated Mrs
Marietta Moulon duly crowned by the hands OF Miss
Josephine webb and presented with the scepter by
Miss Emma King Miss Fanny Owen personated Lady
Hope" Miss Kate Hals;cad and Miss Ella Mcfarland
were the Floras." Miss Sarah Caldwell perSonaied
mother Queen. Miss Kate Ol,rien, Miss Marie Chris
tie and Others were the Ladies of the Court" num-
Der of poeea addresses OF considerable merit were re-
cited and the whole affair passed off admirably
The GREAT Book SALE.-The great library sale at
Messrs Baness auction will be continued through
out this week. The forthcoming portions include some
Of the choicest books OF the collection Tonight Mon
day are brought forward the works Philosophy Nor
ais Ethics Politics and kindred subjects with come de-
srablc books Spanish History and Literature. To-
morrow Tuesday, will be sold very fine collection on
French History the Revolution the Emperor Napoleon
Sc On Wednesday, Voyages and Travels, particularly
to the East and the countries the seat OF war On
Tbmsday the Historical and Classical works compre-
hcnding Translatons Illustrated Book in Antiquities
The very curious scientific collection including some rare
books on Magic Astroogy, &c, will be sold on Friday
with the first portion of the Dramatic Literature ms
is continued Saturday, when the sale concludes with
rich illustrated books the fine arts curious autographs
&c Hitherto many OF the books have brought good
prices though large collection there are always fine
opportunities tor the student speculative purchaser
srecjal meeting of the Sew-York Association of Sun
day School Teachers held the fourth Monday of every
month will be held Tomorrow Monday evening May 2'
at Amity-si. Church. the Rev. DIR. Whliams's) near
Geeene-st o'clock consider the following preamble
and resolution:
i.,LS u & 10 f Mr. Harriet Beeeker stowe entitled Uncle
i l 49, In he vie Of ths body the thater with associ
alton. and iIfu,ge,s i evil and p,rneoa.i and ,s and
I9s,-s ~ ss' , :" c s 81 aIams as sS ' '"e
Wiseas We have heard thai naWbsr OF proed Christian.
the theatsr for the sbo'usmed pa pose
their influence ard example 20 this sursu-n o 'oy
heve 10 this ats the and OF
the moral public the theser and that we see 20
All who with Sunday School 10 ic0Hge
tytTy tendency toward such movement
CHARGE or LIBEL.-Mr James Henry a Professor IN
the Mechanics Institute Saturday notified TO ap-
pear before Justice Stuart to answer TO charge OF libel
preferred against him by Mr. Thomas Goodwin, of the
same Institution in causing advertisement 10 be in
serted in the columns of the DAILY National Democrat,
which accused him of misconduct. and calculated to
nure his reputation lie gave bail in $500 to answer the
charge at Court.
The following additional subscriptions have been re-
oeved Tor the testimonial Capt. Fitch and others, by
r. Bell Treasurer No q Wall-st.:
Howlard 500 Previously acknowedgsd slisj
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DrsoRDrRLY FIREMEg.-At ! O'Clock yesterday morn
ing the Eighth Ward Police arrested members Of
or runners with Engine No @ for assaung the members
OF Engine Company No. g. they retunin. from
fire in the Fourth District There at ceit 100 in
the gang when the Chief Engineer ordered them home
with their engine and most Of them Obeyed the order but
those arrested delayed and sfer short time, attacked
their antagonists in Broadway, Prnccsi, when the
police came upon them -Four Of them named John Cav
.nsoL Androv Conway Geo. DeDison and james Dun