New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11
CIT Y ITEMS

ITALIAN OPERA-ACADEMY or MrsIc.-Tne opera
of Lucre zia Boreia afforded another opportunity for
dir play o. the extraordinarily fine acting abilities OF
Mad Gazzaniga. The second act excited general and
cordial applause, and may be mentioned as one of the
most succetsol list'orc exhibition, of the stage.
TIE part cf the Duke by CASTER was admirable.
Never did llat superior artistic do his work better.
lie wss Unanimously spplsuded. Unquestonaby Mr..
Brignol is max ng spd strides to the musical Parnss-
GUS We levsi hesrd him sicg so well.
This evening &" Linda will be performed by Mad.
Gszzanigs, Miss Phillips, Brgno, Amodo and others.
WOODS MIssTrELs.-The " Sleighride panorama
being too tantalizrg production with which to try
the temper Of an audience while the Thermometer per-
ssts in its present elevation, Mr.. Wood has mercifuly
withdrawn it. and substituted auother moving picture
Of superior beauty. The public seemsd to take most
kindly to the Panorama line Of Business at this house,
and the success Of the first was 90 unequvoca that
the second has been prepared with even more are and
labor 1t is painted from sketches of views along the
Hudson River, from Newburgh TO NewYork. How
many squsre feet or rods or miles, acres of canvass
have been used in the work, We wouldn't Ike to ssy
but no doubt the small bills will give all the "par-
culsrs with their customary attention to important
details.
scapes and fine views and places of interest, faith
fully depicted by most careful ana patur t,King art
st All the notable villas and country mansions and
the hundred well-known points, interesting no less
from historical asst ciaors than from their inru
sic beauty are gradually unroled before the eye, and
the spe ctator has before him vivid transcript OF inc
magnificent scenery of the Hudson.
Next to seerg exquisite natural objects u ther ysri-
table resliy each man for himself With his own per-
sonal OPTICS comes the gratlic alton OF beholding
the fac SMILES thereof by the brush of an abe artist
And 10 thia case, the artist has had an spprecstivc
eve fer the choice bits of landscape and has repre-
duced them in capita style.
The mechanical part of the exhibition is also excel
lently arsr ged. steamboat in full working order is
placed on the stage and in this the audience are sup
posed to sks passage for the trip down the river Inc
boat ia supposed to eave New burgh at p. m and to
arrive al New.Ycrk in the evening, and the gradual
Illumination of the city for the night is in the dis
lance descriptive sketch is given Of the leading
| points along the river the boa. Is supposed to
progress.
Previous TO the urfurng of the Panorama, number
OF funny acts of Negro Minstrslsy are given every
| evening.
! THE New COMEDY IN Bos1os.-We learn from
The Boston Transcript that lev comedy, shortly TO
be produced at Howard Ahepsum, is strongly under
lined and that it promises to make sensation, beng
highly exto ed by Messrs Long fellow, Lowell Holmes
whipple, and others. 1t is called Tho Queens
Heat.'
! T. Towndrow, esq has published June Supplement
to Dinsmore's Guide to New-Ycrk City and Thirty
Miles Around Its railroad, shipping, stage routes ana
other statistics, are very valuable.
| EXCISE CosNIssIoyERS.-Hasketta and Homes met
yesterday did nothing, and adjourned til today ct
3oclook.
No PERFoRNaScE.-Iu consequence OF an alleged
difficulty about the rent Of the house, OF VINO 10 ps!
to, there wes no performance at Laura hsene' ines
ter last night. Those who had purchased TICKETS
received their money back.
! IMPRoyFMESr OF MAMARosEcK HARBoR some
influential gentlemen of Mamsrcneck have unaSf con'
sderston new and very important enterprise % 'a'
as the future growth and prosperity Of thai v'e are
concerned. Ire improvement proJecled Is tue .'n'
sruction of large basin at the head OF present Tue
navigation. into which steamboats, and pscket-sloops
could enter AT anv state Of the tide Only single lock
at the mouth of the basin would be necessary and tue
SbelJrake Rivsr would furnish sufficient supply CT
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water to keep the basin filed, and allow for the waste
that might be occasoned in letting vessels IN s.d ou'
through the eck. Very little excavation Of mud ir0
the bed Of the channel would be required 70 make
deep enough for the passage Of vessels IL ana cIl -
times: and the mud taken from the chahrei acu lH'
bed of the proposed basic could be used ID hNns up
behind the bulkbe sds and thus forming WHAT ACCOM-
modaticrs. 1t is believed the land which could %
m,de by carrying cut the contemplated lnp'oY1nsH'
would realize Eve time. the entire cost oil me "oih
ssmuch as mud fat, BOW comparatively worthless
would be rendered tie most valuable property In LEI
neishborhood.
The CoxPr Arsr Ae.IssT SCHOOL If.oHsE -
! The con pl,pt made BY Mr. Kelly to ths Mayor on
Tuesssy that bs son h.d bscr locksd up 70 the Taiy
this truth in ITO more s On. -.. r sss. s s.n
struck snothsr I'D sufficiently hard to make bis G. 50
bleed. TIE teacher seirg it, called biek the Coy we
.uuok. tod him to ssp into N .&joinias classroom