New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-07
CITY ITEMS.


The weather for two or three days has been rather
warm but there has been brisk breeze for good por
ton of the time which has modified the heat TO point
not uncomfortable Last night there was cloudy sky,
with O threat of rain.
Madame THILLos's engagement at Nblos concluded
on Saturday night before very large and fashionable au
dience complimentary benefit will be given to Mad
anne T. on Tuesday night when she will bid edieu to the
stage. She will soon sail for Europe.
AT NIBLo's to- night the Raves give something new in
the way of representations Of Stauary The comic PAN
touime of Km-ka" will also be revived and lrka
Matthias will appear in advertisement Mr.. Burton is
about short engagement here, playing the
nights alternate TO the Rayels.
At the BowERY THEArER the style Of plays legitimate
here-and nowhere eseare the the standard attraction.
new version of Jack Sheppard" is on the boards. 1t
ought be improvement since it hardly possible to
point any play which has done damage t. the
morals of the young than the blood nnderme trash here
toforc played under that title. There some better
things done here, however, will be seen in the bills
At the NATIosAL the public have had little tragedy
little melodrsma and little comedy all OF which have
drawn we'll Mr. Scott is the star. bureslue on
" Aladdin will be brought forward tonight.
At BARSUNs MUSEUM the popular local drama known
as "The Old Brewery will be revived this week and
played every night Other entertainments in the after
the stage performances always has some new and rare
cuiio-ies well worth seeing
Lovers of art will not overlook the fact that the DU5'
srLpoRr GALLERY Of Paintings is still open for visitors
The collection of great merit and very popular
NEGRO MIxsrRELsY is still triumphant, ard crowded
houses gather every night at Woods and Buekieys'
Both houses offer and attractive programmes this
evening and several novelties 10 De brought
ont The performances Of these companies of high
order of their kind, and exempt from vulgarty
coerseness either of action expression.
The CRYSTAL PALACE Is open daily usual, aud at.
tracts a goodly proportion Of visitors especially from the
thousands Of strangers now in the City.
The HPPoDRoAE is doing grea, business in horse
races, footraces, pageants. and kindred shows.
THE OPERA AT CASTLE GARDEs.-The opera Of Misa-
niello given for the third time Saturday night
Ii il TO he regretted that small auditory should have
attended representation excellent in many respects In
view of the claims Of the opera adequate support let
be borne in mind that the orchestra includes the best artists
in the city of caber such perform the chief thea
of Europe. The chorus is well disciplined loud and
full and performs without balk from first to last The
conductor, Mr.. Maretzek man experienced in his bust
ness and unremitting in his attentions. And now TO
to the principal singer the The tenor
Berad do not hesitate to pronounce the purest fresh
yOungest voice OF the kind yet heard the Italian
boards Of this country He i in quality altogether supe
TO Roger. whom ntrusted the chief part org
nsy Of heyerbeers prophetic the Grand Opera Paris
We heard in Europe such tenor voice Berad Mario
Of excepted Tie Sleep dir wa literally delicious
as rendered by him, and encored unanimously so
the grand heroic duct repeated the audience admit
ting Of denial from the singers Besides the tenor the
new baritone GRAHAM il OF the best artist. hear
in this country Why such artists be better
aged Our people should know when something superior 10
given them, though it be in the shape of young
gifted Artists who have not yet made European repu.
talon.
Paul Julien has published piece Of Music Lament in
Memory Of Madame Soutag Batting certain mac ,ursces
Of harmony AID ndeesons Of detail it is fair piece Of
music Doubtless the melody in the hands Of the young
yiolinist would BE- plantiye and touching.
OFEyING sEcoSD-AyEsrE-Thee entire cos, Of the reg
Hating and grading Of the Seccnd-av., from Twenty.
eghth.s, to Harlem River Is said to be 1920 600 making
equalng 500 rs per lot or - 90 foot
and 81 half the block on the cross streets each
way from the The assessment in some places
falls heavily upon the City large, since lot can be
taxed more than half It's assessed value In the marsh
Harlem there lots worth not than s. each
that these 81 so charged the owner and s2ls
TO the City.
specimen OF the marble with which j. proposed to
build the new building in the Park, from the Vermont
quarry, placed exhibition Saturday in front Of
the City Hall. This specimen y block about five feet
long and twelve inches square. Thu marble is nearly
black with white veins running through it, crossing il
in every direction l, has appearance similar to the
colOred marble generally used for marble msnte table
tops and psror ornaments II is said TO be very sound
ard can be furnished ehoap the ordinary white
marble.
ARsEsr Of 4 SrIsDLLR.-A man named John Crit
9th vas arrested on SATURDAY complaint of tho Rev Mr..