New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21
CIT Y ITE N 9.


THEATrRs-The Broadway Theater will give this
week on alternate nights the two spectacles,
"King Charming and " The Sea Of Ice" The cast
Of king Charming" has been somewhat changed
and some new improvements introduced. Both are
remarkably effective pieces, and under the careful
stage management of Mr.. n. B. Clarke they go off
with perfect smoothness and win deserved approba-
ton. The Aurora Borealis the breaking up of the
ice the voyage 20 the Fan Sea Isles the rising of the
Fairy Palace and the closing scene of Prince Charm
ing are excellent specimens OF stage effect.
Laura Keene tonight gives The Lady of Lyons
playing Pauline to Mr.. Geo. Jordans " Claude
.'The Prima Donna" will also be given tonight The
buIlesaue of Midas" is in rehearsal and will very
shortly be produced, with Miss Rosalie Durand as
"Apollo" and Mr.. Hall in the part of So Midas"
new drama by Charles Reade, called 1.-Two
Loves and n Life. is announced for Thursday
ing.
At Wsllacks, "Love and Money" and "Poca-
hontas" will be played. The little piece E" An Awk-
ward Arrival" has been quite successful. A new
play called The Pet of the Public is in rehearsal.
AT NiblOs, the Ravels continue their inmitabe
pantommes A new one, by Jerome Ravel, called
The Schoolmaster, is played tonight, with Raoul,
"or the Magic STAR and a ballet
Mr.. Burton revives /" The Upper Ten and Lower
Twenty" tonight, adding Twenty Minutes with
Tiger" in which Mr.. Setche has made decided
hit.
AT the National, "The Peoples Lawyer" the pan
tomime Of "ILe Magic Pen" and "The Wizard
Skif." are on this evenings BID.
At Bar1um's Museum, this aud every evening
throughout tire week will BE- performed the new drama
in three acts. entitled " The Terror of the Rhine or
"The Robber, Judge and Criminal" Mr.. Clark
plays the principal part. There is performance every
afternoon.
Christy s. Wood, aad the Buckleys, with the usual
variety of sentimental and comic Ethiopanism, keep
full houses and good-humored auditors.
The Courier des Flats Uais says that Racine! La
abandoned her intention Of leaving this county and
will remain in Cuba for some time, probably until
May Her brother and sisters, together with the
CORPS drdmatigus, will however return to Europe.
She does not intend prosecuting her journey through
this country, but will in the Spring embark imined
a,ely for Europe. passing through this city on
her way. She intends spending the Winter some
where in the interior of Cuba where il is hoped the
genial warmth of the climate will succeed il eectuay
restoring her to health.
rRr.DfPAHrxESr BALL.-The Twenty.seventh
place this evening at the Academy of Music, Four
teenth street This Ball il for the benefit Of the
Widow and Orphan Fund and should receive the
hearty support OF fremen and citizens generally.
The Columbian Phiomathean Union, debating
and literary association, organized May 18th, isi7 Will
hold their ninth annual soiree at the City Assembly
Rooms on Monday evening, January 2lst This As
.oca,on has adopted the plan Of holding yearly sorees
for the enjoyment of its members and friends None
but invitation tickets hsve.been issued for this est-
va.
Hrpsos RIvIR RAiLRoAD.-The g. m. Express
train for Albany is resumed tbs day. The 80 a. m
through train is Discontinued.
The PooR.-Attention is requested 70 the notice In
our advertising columns Of the Association for lmproy
ing the Condition Of the Poor The calls upon the
Association for relief about the last Win
ter yet the receipts have diminished about fifty per
cent.
TIE TRIAL OF MATsELL.-But little evidence Wa
taken in the trial Of the Chief on Saturday evening
The Court kept the parties waiting for half an hour
70 begin with, and after Theodore Sedgwck had sub
stapa,ed Brsnohs repor-as far a. be was concerned
and Mn. Roe had sisted tAS she knew family
Of Ms,ses in Broadway that had five children. named
Mary susan, William, George and Augustus, and Mr.
S.Iras had sUoru 10 the authenticity of the report,