New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14

the air was hardly cold enough to freeze Il.
THtArRIcaLs.-At the Broadway Theater MsnsgJ
Blake presents another grand scenic pcce. eotfnc<,
The Sea Of Ice or, The Thirst f'r Gold and the WA
Flower of Mexico, which triple sppolatiOn wos,1
seem suggestive of something little out Of the cos
mon order. II is melodramsiic spectacle in Eve scss.
and Is said TO be full of novel effects produced by osw
combinations and arrangements of scenery and ma
ohnery II will be presented each evening, IN o"s-
bnston with some sterling tarces, or with the eKtrsEs-
eanza of King Charming.
MIR. Burton announces for this evening new piece.
in which he himself appear" The BsrbcTs Fo<;
also the little drama founded upon familiar sesy.
which he has been playing during the last week, e.
titled "New-Yeal's Eve" For tomorrow evening
he promises still another novelty, The Tocdles ros-
" mented by Thompson evidently the Thompsss
with a 'p.'" but whether the one Of door plass
notorety he does not inform us.
At the American Museum the drama, translated
from the French-grand terrible and romsntic-T The
Terror Of the Rhine, the Robber, the Judgr ssd
the Criminal" will be performed for the first tfss
this evening and wiz be played every night this week
The Raves at Niblo's present the usual variety q
dancing, and comic pantomimes-the entertahmesS
TO conclude each evening with Rsoul; or the hsgss
Star"
Mr. wallack announces the repetition of Me oew
comedy OF THE Awkward Arrival" which was sue
oessfully performed Saturday night also Mr. 'oss
Brougham's last fantastic success, " Po-cs-hon-ts;
also the new farce John Prettyjohn & Co..
which has received commendable notice.
At"Iaura Keenes Varieties" is offered the Old ia
vorite comedy of The Love Chase with Mr.. George
Jordan as Wildrake and Miss Laura Keene as Goa
stance part most excelenty suited 70 her dsshihs
.tve of acting and one in which che has hitherto bees
considered very successful.
Mr.. Henry Wood has fitted up Mechanics Hall a. "a
miniature theater, where the Marsh Children arv
nceforth to appear in series of performances hs
calls the establishment the Broadway Varieties. 1hess
children are thrytwo in number, and in their late 60
gagemen at the Broadway Theser, exhibited the pss-
session Of considerable talent.
The TRIAL oF MuHLL-The trial OF the ChIS
was resumed before the Commissioners of Police o.
Saturday evening. Three married ladies, Letitia M
Iegan, Elizabeth Kerysn and Louisa Baker repeated ~
| substance their affdavits already published.
| Henry c. Atwood swore that he had known MAJ
| sell since 1894; they were Custom-Hous Inspector"
together and often when they at the barseofhse
| on duty Noya-Scotia plasterman hove in sight, Or
apy other craft under English colors Matsell would
| saw: lLcrc cVultr sOuc VI uiN
sell oined the York Lodge of Mssons while witness
was Worshpful Master there, and he was presented
| As an Englishman.
The Recorder and Mayor decided that the record
must be produced or this evidence could not DO aa-
mtted; the City Judge dissented.
Isaac Brush the last witness, swore that he hs<
been carman since 1915; he carried Mstses luggage
from the dock to Banker street. and then few dsys
| ,bora 10 dxRy He OOt hs ter
it, and did not ask any questions; " all hewss artr
| was the change dye see but be thougnt IRON tae
dry.goods they were English
Mr.. Moves stated that the case for the prosecutoa
would be completed by the examination of Messw.
Branch and Theo Sedgwick, with regard to the Braa
| don Register, and the Board adjourned the further
consideration of the case until Saturday next at u
O'Clock.
| TgE HARLEM AND NEw-YoRK STEAMBOAT Ling
On Friday evening another meeting of the residents u
Harlem was held in relation TO the projected steam
boat line between this City and Mott-Iisven. Neahv
three thousand dollars of the stock taken. The
meeting resolved that the stockholders should sssocst
Themselves under the general incorporation act of the
State and that the association should be known by the
title of the Harlem and East River Steam Nayigatsa
| Company" A committee appointed to DRAFT ar
tices of association select and recommend board e
directors fix upon the capital stock of the company.
and prepare the necessary certificate to be filed ~ The
law requires After the adoption of some other bus
ness necessary to the formation Of the company, tbs
meeting adjourned to meet again Saturday evening
next.
CHANGE oF TInE.-On and after this day the s a. n.
and . p. m. lines frsm Philadelphia, by the Csmdes
| All Do; xv;il ka ad Aiso
! 6 a. m line from Philadelphia for New.York. Tbs
10 a. m. line from this city, by steamboat John Pot
| teri and the p. III. line from Philadelphia, viii bs
| continued.
| TEmPERAsCE AT THE TABERsAcLE.-The Tenth
Anniversary of the Harper Temperance Union 10 be
celebrated in the Tabernacle this evening the Hoo.
James Harper in the chair. Speeches are expected
from Mr Cough and other popular temperance oratoss
Mr. Aptomas will give at Dodworths Rooms, Nc.
500 Broadway, Harp Soiree, on Thursday evening.
jan H. assisted by Signor Bernardo, Mr. l.. M Cots
chalk Mr. H. G. Timn and the Brothers MOllenhauer.
| The programme will embrace THO in & Minor fW
| Piano VIOLIN and Yioloscello BY Beethoven; Harp
| Fantasia by Mr.. Aptomas Alyas; Sens ed Ars Ss.
Bernardo by Verdi; Duet, two yiolns the Brothers
Molleuhauer; Duet, harp and piano, Messrs. Cots
chalk ard Aptomas; Fsntase Grotesquo, the basts.
for the Piano Forte, by Mr. Gottschak, &c
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