New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
CITY ITEMS.

AMcsniExrs-Acodemy of Mxsc.-Meyerbeers
Opera Of Robert le Disbe" was performed three
times during the past week to large audiences II will
be repeated this evening and on Wsdne sday, after
which it will be Withdrawn to give the public an op.
portunity of hesriog Herr Formes in other operas.
WoHacks Iaeater.--A new dra ma in five acts 10
TO be acted for the first time tO-1ight. 1t Is called
az The Poor Of New. York" and is an adaptation from
tho French, by Mr.. Beurccault ~ the theme is one
of peculiar interest just at the present time, the play
will probably be attractive. number of special en-
gage ments have been made for the purpose Of pro.
ducipg ii with strong cast, among whom are Mr. and
Mrs. Blake, Mr.. Sothern, Mr.. 7. b. Johnston, Mr..
Sloan, all of whom, beside the whole Of the regular
company, figure 10 the now play.
Broadacay Iktater.-This establishment closed the
dramatic season with the engagement Of Mr.. Mathews
last evening The house will be opened on the 18th
inst, by Van AmbuIgh s. Nixon, as q circus and
meD8gere.
Burtoa'S Tkeotcr.-The engagement OF MIR. Sohn
Broueham has proved winning card for the manage
ment, and the houses have been good. Toe nav
comedian, Mr.. Rogers, is making friends. Tonight
a new farce called angels aud I.ucfers' will be
plsyed oectber with tom aad jerry" and Z" The
Siamese Twins, with Brougham and Burton as Chang
and Erg. "Dombey and S9n' and " The Serious
Family" with these two comedians in their original
parts, are underlined for to morrow end Wednesday.
Next week com bina,ion comedy strength sci iom
witnessed will be presented. Mr.. Charles ID athe vs.
has been engaged and will appear every night in con-
iur oton with rougLam, Burton, Rogers and the rest
of the company
Laura Kcene's 7heater.-" The Sea of Ice still
keeps its place on the bills, this being the sixth week
of the run. Miss Keene announces for the holidays
Grand Christmas Pentoume. This is an experiment
which has not yet bee tried in this county but the
piece will be brought out with the elegance which has
ever characterized this thester there can be hHe
doubt Of triumphant success.
NH2o's Garder-The comic pantomme of " The
Rivals evolutions the tight rope and the revival
Of the fairy spectacle of Medina are the attractions
for to ngnt Gabriel RaveI, Antoine aud jerome are
all in The bill. grand Juvenile performance Will be
.iyen ON Saturday Afternoon, thus giving the little
oks chance TO enjoy the fan without sittng up lste
at night.
Be.c,. 7leatcr.-Sands & Nathanss Circus fills
this house nightly.
pur5,'s National THeater.-The new spectacle
drsma by C. W. Taylor, The Revolt IN India, OF
The Fall OF Delb has been go successful that 1t will
be continued through this week. Two other pieces
vii be played every right
BQfHUMt fNN TfCUN AHSCUUFs-AhS Acu4N'AS POI
Ab,mances in this lecture-room ano 'unced for this
setk. are of varied character. The leading piece is
Lau.h and Grow Fat or The Qusck Msrtyr." The
Aouaos have received numerous additions, and are
ow moro attractive than ever.
Er,p,re NaN--Dr Kaaes Arctic Voyages This
mace continues daily to attract attention, and to
deserve she patronage of the public. Although the
psrerans . exec lent it il to the admirable lecture of
Mr. Charles Gayler that tho exhibition its chief
interest ard popularity.
WosS's Bslsings- Ckrisfy j. Weeds MastTe3S.-
The populis farce of "Tne Happy Man" is to be
play u tbis week, with minstTelsy as ususl.
TIE friends Of The Juvenile Temperance enterprise
will be sorry to hear Of the iIncss of Mr.. j. W.
Revs the in tefatisable Juvcnis Temperance Agent
He las bseo confined 10 hi, bed for the last four
days, aad probably will be for the iext week.
N,S.YoaK TYPooRaPHIcAL UsIoS.-The regular
monthly oetiog of this Society took place on Sstur-
day evening last and was fully attended. After tho
transaction of the ordinary business the election of
officers for 1853 was proceeded with when the follow
ing eeptlessen were chosen:
rs -; s'''r"'
si0s,cs Secre;ary. ". sNrI.
kAcoidir0 Secretary. pssH.
conssssudins Secretary JoHs G. hsEs.
Fund Trustee ..''''.'y9uS q hooSh,oS'
BIsi7cs. CofzssiteN
| CiARrrs W. COLRURN, 4. j. KELLY,
| d. NJ. U'ALtIyAN, THos. SILLINsA,
ARTIits EOGEEs.
We haIa thst at a recent meeting OF the Direc0fs
Of the Metropolitan Batk resolution unanimous
y adopted to discontinue forthwith the subscription Of
the Bank 10 Tic JOaral Of Commerce because Of its
l. Al
| MsyorsF.
1t was eIrectsd that thore would be sOne difficulty
IN the Sur orion Court or Saturday morning from the