New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-18
CITY ITEMS.
We had another beautiful Sunday yesterday, clear
AID cool, but not bit ike Winter.

I A.rs1wtyrs-6cndsuv Of Music-Mozart's cele-
br,t,d opera Of "Don Giovanni" will be repeated this
evening with the sane great cas-Mesdanes La
Grange. d'Angri Carador; Carl FOrmes, Llbocetts,
Gasser and Rocco together with augmented chorus,
double orchestra etc. This is the last time but
! that this opera can be given.
Mr.. God6eck's Conccr'.-The concert given by this
gentleman for the benefit Of tina, excellent institution
| the "Chldrens Aid Society, was fully attended on
Saturday evening and must have Melted q handsome
sum for the charity. The programme offered was, with
some exec pors good leading piece Of the evening
was composition By Mr.. Goldbeck, in four move
mepts, for violin, vioonceo and piano, admirably
executed by Messrs. Mollenhauer, Bergner, aud the
| author. Mr.. Goldbeck is young gentleman of good
reputation as pianist, displaying fue touch and
thorough acquaintance with his instrument He
promises to take prominent place among our best
resident performers. We choose to hear Of Mr..
Goldbeok as a composer before giving an opinion. He
has evidently studied his business, and has great
promise. Mr.. Cookbook assisted on this occasion
by Miss Williams, lady possessing a voice Of fair
quality and compass, and who sings a ballad nicely.
She was encored and elected much applause. The
German Liederkranz, a choral society, numbering
come sixty male voices gave three pieces irreproacha
bly,. Mr.. Guimette, the welknown baritone, Mr..
Kle'zer, voloncello sndMr W. A. King as conductor,
also lent their valuable aid. The concert passed eff
happily, the applause liberal and weltimed.
Morning COHcc7.-MadaIne Madeline Johnson (;rae-
yer, the accomplished pianist, will give the first of
series Of Morning Concerts tomorrow Tuesday at
Dodwoths Saloon, assisted by Miss NJ liner, Messr7.
Apply, Bergner and Peuing.
Waildcks IHeafcr.-" The Poor of New-York"
is repeated this evening for the thirtyse genth time,
the perform ance being for the benefit of the authors
the >'t- Club.
Laura KccnCs 7hcdter.-Mortons comedy, "The
Muleteer Of Toledo" was revived at this house last
week. and has been play ed for several nights with con-
siderable success. II will be repeated this evening
with "An UIequal Match.
NiJio'S Garden.-The Ravels have departed. and
Pantomime has succumbed to Sawdust. Dan Rices
Cncus claims dominion at Nibo's, and gives the
fIs performance this evening. In addition to the diff
fereIt varieties of EqpCsfri0RiSm are promised Rhi-
rocerianism, Ponyism and Dopbeyism, as We suppose
tie riding feats upon those several animals must be
scientifically denominated
Burfons Thcater.-For the first time since his
coming among US Mr. Charles Mathews appears in a
Shbkesperian play. He will play " Sir Andrew Ague
cheek" in the " Twelfth Night supported by Messrs
Burton, Marx Smith, Setchel, C.. Fisher and Briggs
and Mrs. l.. w. Davenport Mrs. A. Parker and Mrs
w. II. Smith. Mr.. BrouGharas burlesque, "Colum.
bus is Of course repeated.
BrooGwGy Theatcr.-In addition to the equestrian
performance Mr.. Marshall announces at his theater
tie extravanza of Cinderella, put the stage in
very fine style. The bill cannot fail to attract
BOrry IHea'cr.-The romantic equestrian drama
Of" Redwood in which are set forth the adventure.
Of Dicl Tmpin will be played this week every night
Rarnums american Museum.-Mr. Harry Watkins,
Al \ ID ,f
this establishment, has dramatsed of the Ledger
stories called ''The Pioneer Patriot" which will be
played this evening for the first time. Mr.. Watkins,
Mr. Hardenburgh and Mrs. &. Howard have the prin-
cipal parts.
rurdg's National Tlcatcr-Mr. +. s. Chanfrau is
playing an engagement at this house. The pieces this
evening are Linda, tie Cigar Gill, " The Widows
Victim, and The Lady of the Lake,"
Woods Hail. Clrtsfy and Iood's B"dings.-The
two Georges, Holland and Chiisty, appear in the same
pieces ever, night this week. Mustrelsy usual.
Buclievs MnNrciS.-At Chrsty Gni Woods old
Hall No. 4ii Broadway, are giving series of their
popular concerts
BrgaafS Mnsfrcls. These public favortes continue
to prosper. Changes in the programme have been
made for this week, and It is fuDnier than ever.
Empire Hali-KonC. Erpddon.-Thii attractive
pa, oama is still eroying good share of patronage,
and can DO recommended as pleasing and instructive
exhibition.
BURGIARr ASD HEAVY ROBBERY OF SIKs.-The
Wholesale warehouse Of Messrs. Wilson's, Midgey q
Jennings at No ia Church street, corner OF Duane,
was burglariousy entered Saturday evening, but,
fortunately the burglary WINS discovered at an early
ouen two OF the thieves arrested, aud goods to the
amount of s. eco recovered. The circumstances con-
nected with the affair follows, near as our re-
porter could ascertain About O'Clock on the even
ing 10 question, Officer John Ilamblin OF the Third
Precirc. Police passing through Duane street on
his way to supper he noticed horse and wagon
standing alongside grocery store, Of Green
wich and Duane sreets From the appearance OF the
wagon and its position the suspcons Of the officer be-
came aroused and he determined TO enter into some
little investigation relativetoit. After watching about
the ueighborhood few minutes, tho officer entered
the store and asked the clek if lie knew anything
about the horse and wagon, when the clerk
replied that little while before rather genteely'
dressed man came into the store and purchased
cigar ard after lighting it asked him to have an eye
TO the here and wagon for short time. The officer,
sfter asking a few more questions, became convinced
that the property belonged to thieves ard that some
rascality was going on in the nelghborhood. Fully
worked up with the idea Of catching the thieves the
cer forgot all about his supper, and secreted himself
in dark place in the vicinity. Here he waited f'r
hall an hour ard, thinking he might need help sent
word 10 Officer Anderson, stationed at Washington
Market, 20 come directly to the spot. Officer Ander'
son soon arrived, when Hamblin communicated his
suspicicns The two officers now concealed them
solves and remained in the hidng-pace until liz
O'Clock when they went into the grocery store for the
purpose Of obtaining refreshments. While in the