New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

70 reiute tie charge Of sectGrianm hitherto 10
| be fastened on them.
MzrRoroIr1.s DIsSrRs.-The ST. Patrick Dinner
is "a be eaten this evening at the metropolitan Hotel
Tbis Is the fifth public dinner, on large scale, that
the Le'ands have been called upon to furnish thi.
" inter. Those gone by are the St. Andrew Society,
.he Yong Mems Democratic Club, the Common COun-
ell, and the st. David Society. There are several
! yet 10 come Among them the st. Patrick, to night
the -. Ncholas Society Paas Festival the 2ith; ;
the Dramatic Fund, April l0i the Henry Clay, April
70, and the S. George Society on the Queens Birth
dav, April p. This is abundant evidence OF tho
pe-:or style aIi quality Of the I.cands cuisine.
"Il Trovatorc" will be given at the Academy of
Mus this evening.
THrATRIcAL.-some new pieces and few notable
reyvals are promised for the current week. The city
Is vel filed with strangers and houses good.
~ the BROADWAY, in addition 20 the Cataract OF
tie Cange-" We shall have - Timour the Tartlr,
two grand scenic equestrian specaes every night this
wcek. III $50 pect- are generally very well done at
this house, the large stage giving room enough for
good rIrc. Tie finely trained stud Of horses belong
p- 70 MessTs. Nixon Myere, appear in both pieces,
an1 neither pain, nor expense have been spared TO
rtrGer these dramls otherwise thoroughly effective.
Mad Z. n,i, Mcssr-. Fisher Chapman and otherlead-
;ng members Of the company perform in each piece.
AtI.AuRA KrESK's NARIEIrEs the thrilling drama
of " Camille" has been prepared especially for the
company and will be produced tonight Miss Keene,
of coursr, plays the heroine, supported by X Krte
Rc;unoil, Mis- ie-dernier Miss Wells, Messrs. Jor-
'iep Bas-, Johnston ani Others. The tableaux Of
Noyrlry" will be continued every evening. Mss
II \ II
announced TO appear soon. TIE Varieties Is one ofthe
fines ard OF comfortable houses in the country and
can hardly fail to be popular resort for the beauty
ard fashion Of the city, especially during the Spring
and summer season.
At NUIo'-, Il addition 10 the pantomimic miracle OF
"The Ell King, we hayc the new ballet of Figaro, ."
coaCocted from the opera Of the Barber of Seville.
il unnecessary say that the Raves still flourish in
Immortal youth. Age nsnnnt with"r ouS.o"' oe'e
their infinite variety.
AT WALLAoK's, old English comedies, well acted
ard appointed are still the order of the day. Shed
dan, comedy Of "Tht Rivals" is announced for this
ev,nil r with cast embracing the names Of Mes-rs
Placde. Holland, Bror CHAN, Lester, Dyott and Wal
cot Ms, RAYMOND, and 81, sdames Hoey, Vernon and
Conoycr. Mcssr- Ho and and Norton, and Misses
Cannon and Raymond, VII afterwards play in the
ccmod,otta TO Obligc Benson" Tomorrow night,
"Tle School for Scandal and Oh "Wednesday THE
% Irish Heroes Mis- Louisa Howard, of Madame
yeotri's Thcator, London hao been engaged and IS
soon to appear
AtBrR1oN',, "Ninter's Tale while drawing large
audiences ha. been laid aside and lighter pieces will
ersuc. This evening "Fortunio," in which Mr..
Howard has been highly lauded as the hero. The two
new farce. "Tlat Blessed Baby" and Urgent Phi
va;e Affair, follow, in both Of which Mr. Burton has
characters. a new piece is underlined in which Mr..
McYickar, the Yankee deneator, is to appear. The
"Wuttr- Tale ought soon to have another season.
There are thousands who will be disappointed they
do not sec it.
At the NArIoSAI, three pieces viii be played to-
night. On Tuesday night Mis- Fanny Herring has u
benefit vi On will he played ireland it is " No
rah C,eina, and " Jack sheppard aud the ballet Of
"A-pholel." Mr.. c. v. Taylor benefit is to come
off on Friday night OF this week.
Al the ANPmCA> MrsFyM, the grand and interest
ipg drama Of Aladdin, the Wonderful Lamp"
Will hc produced this evening in magnificent style, and
be played every evening during the week, and on
Wedr sday aud Saturday afternoons 1t has been IN
preparation for seyera weeks, and will Lr brought OUT
with rev -ceren. dresses and stage appoint hents.
The Management has gone 10 great expense to render
thi- gorgeous oriental spectacle in every way worthy
Of the taste and expectations of the day. Chinese
dance comic songs, ard music are iLtersPersed
throughout the piece. Mrs. Frank Drew appears a.
Aladdin and f.. r. Taylor as hasrac. On the
other Afternoons interesting pieces will be performed
The present mana gers Of the Museum omit no effort
10 s,cure the comfort ard minister 70 tho entertain
ment OF their audiences and are reapng their reSari
in lul HOUSES
The BROADWAY YARIETIEs, Where the juvenile
playcrs hold court. has become a popular resort
Soue Of the miniature Thespian are possessed OF sa-
perior alent and 60 through their parts II manner
that would do honor to many full grown star.
BLACK. .Eyed Susan il row II it, thirI week, aud
there sil abatement n the interest when II ex-
cites. To the rnolodruma has now been added m
musical farce Of Perfection" with Louise a, Kate
O'Br.en; Master G. ". Manh, the histronlc =" Won
der. sam; Carrie ns Charles Paragon and little
Mary a. Susan. The houses are crowied nightly by
fashionable Audiences, and the efforts Of the little acJ
Ors and actresses received with an appr'bau"h
which proves The high Estimation in which they af'
held BY the public, aud the correctness o' MI "''d
taste IN bringing them forward.
AT CHRISTI WOOD MISsTKTLs two ne" pee
are announced for th, week" Robert Mtc'ire,' win
George in the principal character, aud The haPPy
Man In tie last piece, the rev cong OF l a''e
sam" VIII be sung by George. The baHes44''
" Hutchinson Family Coucert, which ha' oe'h IT,
ceved with applause, will be repeated every e''Hi'
together with negro minstrelsy.
A. BuCXITr., no special novelties are annouoc1 d.
Th- is TIE last week Of their performance In NJ y
York until their return in August to their D. " h"ii
now building. After appearing five times more IN 'ni'
ciiy they leave for Boston where they sp2e" 'u y
e.th inst.