New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-22

On Saturday evening Nblos beautiful house crowded
with the largest audience ever assembled therein to give
parting greeting to Mrs. Mowa who purposcd that
occasion bid farewell the stage The outside pressure
at the doors unparalleled and hundreds Of persons
were obliged to 90 away unsasfed, finding it impossible
to get even into the obbos. During the performances
Mrs H. was almost constantly appauded and at the close
she was vociferousy called for There was some little de-
Law in her coming and when she did appear she stated that
she had beer waited upon by committee OF gentlemen,
who had induced her promise that she would give one
more performance before leaving the stage This announce
ment was hailed with the greatest satisfaction by the audi
ence We believe the Sd Of June has been suggested as
the evening for this appearance and then she Will retre
forever from the stage.
This week the pantomime and the ballet Will prevail at
Nblos under the direction Of the Ravels
Mrs auckland has benefit tonight at Burton the plays
being 1.-THE Honey Moon, Mr.. Walter keeble making
his first appearance in this country as Duke oranIa'
with Burton as "Jacques and Mrs. Buckland as " No-
"ante.r Sir William Don will appear in the Two Buz
yards" During the past week bliss Anne Lee made
very favorable debut at this house.
GAS You Like 1t will be given at WailacS tonight
Mr. w. as Jacques" aided by Lester, Wacot, Ihomp
son Dyott Mrs Hoey and Others Mr.. Charles Wallack
the Treasurer will have a benefit on Wednesday.
Mr. Anderson Will continue through the week at the
Broadway, playing Gissippus, Hamlet ana otner
notable characters 1he romantic rpcctdoioo vi
is in preparation at this theaer and will be produced on
Monday next
The other theacrs offer nothing that calls for spe
cal notice See advertisements for further particulars
The Concer. of Julien at Castle Garden on SATURDAY
WIS amply attended and there several encores ""
woud suggest that when the auditory demands
Of God sore tie Queen in the Exhibition fantasia Ha''
Co,v,5;o sbould not be given as the change Is Tor
h;ss varr ia
Vedrai Carino she does not render the haeSneed 'n
Suoc, Home The orchestra the whole, plays oe.'er
tban ever having had opportunities oil per"fin
together. .
Eour concerts more will be given this week to com
ne,e the ten and these will finish the greatest yrieai
festivals vet heard on this side of the Atlantic
Tuy CRYSTAL PALAcE-Ex-Prcsidcnt Fillmore visited
M CRYSTAL Palace on Friday night and spent some time IN
rond survey of the world Of interesting and instructive
articles there exhibited
IN Saturday. Mr. Wiekersham, the iron-fence maker
presented about in his employ with tickets ior ne
sacc. when they formed in procession, Messrs A. I"s
! VIM F. Wickersham, {. hrankle and T. an o'ue"
c ma Marshalsl and marched 10 the place They were
h;chy delighted with the compliment and the exhibition
Dx,,p,rpx OF Mr.. rrLLxoRE.--Mr. Fillmore len fol
Buffalo on Saturday morning at o A. NJ
Tho Steamship Washington Capt Lines, sailed al IL
On saturday for Southampton and Bremen with iars
mail and is4 passengers
Mr. Samuel NJ Hustled, Councilman from the forfy-nt
District, Sixteenth Ward requests us to state 'hat ne No
tho nersop alluded TO in the paragraph in SATURDAY morn
;,y's TRIBUNE headed, Another Councilman ID rf''n
In consequence of the sudden and uneSpeeed aea.
roev R.rclav lson Of the British Consult fresden
Nc.yorx Cricke, Club. the play Of the Club no
,;oa1 for TODAY at Hoboken viii no. take place
A meeting Of persOps opposed to the removal o. "a