New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23
windows IN the nelehborhood. Mons G., while pass
ipg over the City, waved the American and French
flags.


week we notice the following facts
1 At the ACADEMY OF MUHc, the continued
indisposit on Of signor Mario will prevent the
opera performance Of tonight taking place; and fur
iber, the director, Mr.. Haoket announces that toe
opera will be postponed until the recovery Of this vo-
ealft.
At the BROADWAY THEArER, Mr. Harrison win
have benefit tonight when the opera of Mariana"
will be repeated. This il the last week of English
opera at this house and those who have not heard
Hire Pynes delicious voice will regret it If they do
not improve the opportunity.
At NInLos, the Rsvel Family on Saturday night
took leave Of NewYork and of Of the largest au
deDces ever gathered in the City. We hear that Je-
rme and Francois will return to France, where lat
Toulouse they have elegant residences prepared for
their retirement. Antoine the prince of comic pan
tomimsts, will make tour through the southern
States, accompanied by other members Of the troupe
In place of the Ravels VIC have this week the re-
narksble Baternan Children-little precocitios who
rot all natural rules ct defiance, and give US apps
renty old and experienced actors in the persons of
| couple Of mere infants.
AT WALLAcK's, the decided success of Mise Rosa
BenDett-a graceful, beautiful and talented acauis
ton to the NewYork stage-has put London As
"surance on the bills for three nights more This
play has never been well cast since it was done at
the old Park Theater and at present it could not be
90 well done in any other house in the country. Mr.
! wallack announces The Brigand as in prepare
ton-hiDself to play "Aless 4ndro" A new American
4 comedy is announced as in preparation.
At the METRoPoLITAN, wo are to have tonight the
!. tragedy Of Ion," in which Mrs. Alexina Fisher
Bal er ia TO make her appearance las lon for the first
| time for several years in this City. Mrs B. better
( kDewn as Miss Fisher has excellent reputation,
I and will no doubt be warmly welcomed. Mr.. Lewis
Baker, Der husband, viii play "Adrastus" Mr.. Ey-
/. fnge "Pbocion,' and Mrs. +. b. Conway Cleman-
"the." "The Courier of Lyons will soon be repro
iduced.
At BURTos's Sbaksperes "Tempest" will be re-
vived tonight, with slight change in the cast of
last season - Miss Mccarthy taking the part of
a. Ariel" During the week past, Paul Pry" has
been capitaly done, and "To Parents and Guar
dams" has been played though not 80 we'll when
Miss Robinson was the " Bob Nettles of the piece.
At the national, Mr. Scott still bears the honors of
the day Tonight we have " The Rag Picker of
. " Paris" and " The Wizard Skiff," in which Miss
Hathaway susiains three characters. In the " Rag
Picker Mr.. Scott and Mrs. II. F. Nichols appear
+ AT the BowERY, the local drama of q" The East
"River Boatman," the comedy of 1.-The Dutch
Guardian" and A" The Carpenter Of Rouen" are
announced for TO night. On Wednesday the benefit
Of Mr.. Arnold will come off, when play called
RetributOn, or Blackb0mne the AveDger will be
produced.
At BARsUMs, the trash called Eustache' is with
drawn and this week we have "Don Cesar de Ba-
4" zan," lone OF Mr.. Clarkes very best parts,) and
pieces of lighter nature. The change is good one
for the public, whatever it may be for the receipts.
At CASTLE GARDEN, an equestrian company, said
to be of unusual excellence and large in numbers,
will open this evening There is also ballet troupe,
added to which are four clowns. Among them is
Sig Carlo, the celebrated Greek clown.
At BucKLEYs Minstrel Hall, the burlesque of
" Lucrezia Borgia" will be produced night and
will probably run through the week There is also
buriesque ON Jullens mammoth orchestra, and other
things proper for performances of that nature.
| At GHo. CHRIsTY g. WooDs Minstrel Hall, the
llaugbable extravaganza of Forty winks" is the
leading item in their highly amusing performance
Besides this there is great store Of songs and Dances
liza which "George" is always prominent.
/ The MoLLESBAUER BROTHERS will give their third
concert on Tuesday evening.
Miss TERESA EsmoSDE gives readings from the
poets tonight at the Brooklyn Atheneum.
The CRYSTAL PALACE is about closing Those
lquick or they lose il forever
Miss IsADoRA CLARK will give q concert at Niblos
on Tuesday night.
Herr ALEXANDER, Jr., commences wizard per-
krmances to night at Hope Chapel Lecture Room
j SYsoPTIcAL TABLE or THE UNITED STATES
Tbi, sheet prepared by French Political Exile, con-
ans great deal OF useful information in small space
fThe first settlement and population of each State
1.-THE principal towns and their populeon-size OF ter
tory-length of feet Of railroads and canals-all and
lmore is given at one view.
/ UNLICENSED Liquor DEALERs.-About l75 per-
hons have within the past few days, been arrested in
hhe Eighteenth Ward alone, for selling liquor without
hcense and each of them have heen held to bail by
EJustice Stuart in $500 to answer.
4 FuSERAL OF Enthusiastically afternoon the
members Of the Veteran Corps of the War of 1912
pad the last tribute of respect TO the remains of their
brother in arms William Monk. The funeral was at
tended from the late residence Of deceased No. 1874
Chrstiest and from thence the remains of deceased
were conveyed to Greenwood for interment.
THE TRIBUNE GuARDs.-The second Annual Ex-
eursion of this Company was celebrated by Target
Shooting at Hoboken, and Dinner at the Florence
1 Hotel on Saturday last. The Company numbered 10
members. under the command of Capt. John MeGown,
and was led BY Shetons Band. Late in the afternoon
,be Company repaired to the Florence Hotel, where