New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-08

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CITY ITEMS.
O~E Oh oUR SNow SToRNs-On Sunday morning
We had Of tho storms peculiar to this Winter
Ii oumenced about O'Clock to drop scattering flakes
which tlckeued in size aud number until the ground
was vhitened just little aud then they ceased falling
away went the clouds and out came the sun, warm aud
lovely; and So before noon, every sign Of snow was
gone and the roads dry and dusty. This is Winter
the end of the first week in February, and far the
SHOWS have all been of the character of that of yeter
day-evnnescent. Such day as this first Sunday in
February is only the counterpart Of others that have
passed away this season, too warm for Winter, too
cool for Summer, but most delightful to everybody
LIcrURrs.--The Rev. DR.. Hawks will lecture this
evening before the New-York Historical Society, his
theme being "Old Americas Message to Young
America"
Tie Rev. Dr. Bellows will deliver his third lecture
on The Proper Treatment of Social Diseases, at
Clinton Hall this evening.
Lola Monies repeats her lecture cor Beautiful
Women this evening, at Hope Chapel.
AMusrMrxrs.-IIoliacks Ti>dter.-" The Vicar Of
Wakefield" s to be played this evening. with the
fyore old farce OF Boots at the Swan" Tomorrow
night is Get apart fer the benefit OF ars. Blake, when
she viii play Lady Pompion" in " Old Heads and
Young Hearts in which drama Mr.. Blake will give his
iuimitable personation OF Jesse Rural" The enter
tainment will conclude with Wiks drama OF " The
Crown Prince, or tho Buckle of Brliants, in which
Mr. Lester will play Frederick Storke for the first tmo
Laura Ke,ncs THcater.--" White Lies" aud Dur
wages travestie, The Lady Of the Lions are the
attractions for this evening.
Bprton's 7Heater- -" The Merry Wives of Winsor
with the unappr,achabe cast that partcularised
last week ia given again this evening The house has
been filed every night and attractions in prepara
ton that will undoubtedly make this remark equally
truthful at tho end OF another month. The capital
comedy of " The Review is to be the aterpiece to-
night with Burton, Brougham and W ,lcOt in it.
Broadarov TheateY.--A number of novelties have
been produced here this past week. Mr.. james Mel
yille the uncqualed rider, has made great hit; and
Mr. Donaldson the negro clown, has been hugely
laughed at. Madame DINA the tight-rope performer,
appears this evening for the first time at this house
She accomplishes many daring and difficult ieats
among others, that of walking from the stage to the
'op of the house a single rope.
BAKERY 7Hcaier.-Thc Circu, has departed from
the Bowery, and the Legitimate drama is tonight
revived. Mr.. f.. Eddy appears this evening as
Richard ILL.,; beside which piece, the g Pride OF
the Market. and the "Locksmith Of Stockholm" are
o be played
Par9y's National Theater.--Three pieces are
noupced for this cvening-en attraction which is GER
taiDly well worth the price of admission. They are,
"The Sea; Or, the Child of the Ocean" "a Glance
at NewYork," and Rob Roy
NHlos Gardca.-Thi- i. the last week Of the circus
Mt this house. Tonight is announced Dan Rice's
Dream of Chivary," whatever that may be; in it
leo and horses appear that the dream must be
composed Of substantial fabric than those Of ord
nary men. On Friday night, Mr. Dan Rice takes his
benefit
Baynun.'s American Mtscem.-Th.7 afternoon and
evening are devoted 10 performances for the benefit of
A. III. Watkins the stage manager and leading actor
of the place. This afternoon, the drama Of The
Drunkard" will be played, Mr. Watkins enacting
Edward Middleton and tonight will be given
The Pioneer Patriots" play of Mr. Watkins's
dramaizatiop, and which has been very successful.
This gentleman lie hard-working sage manager, and
deserving actor, aud the house viii doubtless be
crowded.
Empire Nall-Kaae's arctic royages.-Mr. Gayler
and his explanation Of the Arctic Expedition are stl
drawing good houses.
No. 14i Broadray-Bnckhy's Mastrels.-rhs band
Of popular Mnstrels appear every night. They have
ou excellent company and give very entertaining per-
formances.
Woods Baildirgs-Ct,isty md Uoo3' Mn'toet'.
Beside the singing and dancing at this place, the
farce of "The Toodles" is announced for every night
1t is very amusing piece.
Byyanfs Minstrel, give funny performance to
crowded houses every night at No. AZ Broadway.