New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25
CITY ITEMS.

ANrSyaRsTS-Uddack'S Ibcdker.--in-nlG't mr.
md Mr.. w J. Florence reopen this favorite Ihsaer
for Sumner season The great success OF Mr. Flor
ene, p management last Summer was dae not 10 Tor
,uj,ous circumstances bn energy and tart whlch
esn scarcely fail command success az all nmes lie
bias engagrd an excellent working company, and pro-
dners Tonight the burierque OF Llla Rookb, whicn
made gres.r hi, la-t year. IL has been wnhen up
10 ne preent tine costumes Rave been made ana
III Re put on the stage with every advantage OF
scenery, mnsc, and decorations.
Laura Keene's 7Aeater-Ths week viii BE- acted
tie eomsdiet,a Of The Quack Doctor" with Dir.
Jefferson srd sirs. John Wood as the Doctor" and
"Lisetfe." TIE Japanese Embassy" is also an
nounced for six nights more.
N,blo's Gdtden.-To-uigh the grand japanese ball
occupies the entire establishment; to the exclusion OF
the dramatic company. The new burlesque, Tue
Lady Of the Lake. will be acted every other night this
week. aud a, the matiuees on "Wednesday and Satur-
day. In conjunction with the burierque, the Gale
SISTERS, Lima wepcell, aud Mise France will appear in
ballet divertisemebi the operate entertainment will
lie given as usual and in addition TO al these attrac-
tons the ever popular Hanlon Brothers will appear in
some of their wonderful gy mnsc fats. The japanese
promenade the garden at all hours Of the day and
feature.
UTnter Garden.-Mr. Jamson's drama, "Tbe Old
Plantation" is announced for repetition every night
this week. Mrs. Julia Dean IIayne enacts one OF the
Ieaoipg characters and this will lie the b.st oppor
Unity to see that avore actress before her departure
for England.
BQrnnn's AneyicoR Museam-Iu the theatrical
department Of this establishment Mr.. W. ONiel an
Irish comedian, is engaged. Dir. Barhum, who seems
ever on the lookout for new ouriostes, has made
some most valuable additions Of bate to the Museum
The family of Albinss consisting Of husband, wife
and ore child are certainly striking Instance Of not
unfrequrut freak of nature. The child, bright, in
telgen, boy Of about FIVE years old exhibits all the
Observation-Disclosures that make hs parents objects Of
much interest Like them be has the milky skin, the
abundant white fine GLOSSY hair, looking more
ike fire floss elk than like natural growth the eyes
have the peculiar pink color which ia always noted in
Abinos, and the other Distinguishing mark in the
sha[e of the pup which is nearly square, instead of
the utual form. They are said 20 come from NADIA
gas,ar hit come they from whsnce they may they are
certainly exceedingly curious. The Aquaria as i'm
portspt feature as ever, and constantly repen-
ish, with new and rare specimens Of water animals.
Temple of Magic, No. 4H BroadrGy Prof Ja-
pleasing and pr able, that he bas concluded to re-
ma for longer season. His is well "eseryed,
and the public will be anxious to see him perform the
new ard surprising feets which he announces re has
net vet produced from he bulge. The Goblin
Sprigbiy no has made favorable an impress IN as
fun-maker, will be brought out into still greater
prominence tran before He is to sing song dss rip
tive of his early youth and the yicstudes thereof,
h soYo co,rot fail 10 he funny
TIE Cal ioraia Mnagerie It'll iemans on thecorner
Of Fourth avenue AID Thirteenth street snd the bears
day perform their urcguh antics 10 admirrg crowds.
Bore,g 1zeatcr.-sIr. c. ". Coul,locl is playing
an engagement NJ tbis houfe and tonight a play
ia 10 be acted for the fir. time. IL is called "Thc
e su and the principal characters undertaken by
Mr. Couldcck and bis daughter, Miss Eliza Condock.
Mr. Harry Pearson is also engaged, and plays tonight
for tie irt time in the drama Of The Villagers"
Neu. Berry Theater. - Tonight, " Belphegor"
"rhe Phantom" and the farce Of How's Your
Uncle -
ChTisfys Mnsfrels, NiJlos Saloon.--The honse is
eosd tonight except to that traction of the dsrlin
pablo who nave tickets 10 the Japanese ball. On
Tuesday. tie Ministries resume their sway and the
japanese piece will be given every night Tnc Japan
ose in th r own proper persons are frequent specta-
tors Of the Christy Minstres as the communication
between heir rooms in the hotel AID the concert room
! Ia unobstruetsd.
Palace Garden.-This beautifully fitted place Is open
day and right the public and the entertainments are
always wen chosen al attractive. Ty-morrow after
Don, the weather being pTopous young lady, Miss
Myra Ro.ella will make bnllpon ascension from the
garden. Ga Tie evening ofthe day the Ron1aui Bal
let Troupe i'll make their second appearance in the bal
lr E \ tn nd
led by Mr. j. F. Straitou play for the first tipe there
| il ALTO a lantern illumination, and fine display Of
fireworks.
HOoley ~ CampJeTs Mssfrcls, French Tbeater,
No. $50 Broadway, every evening ths week.
tn GEr,T EAsTERS.-The dredging machines are
still at work ia clearing out under the directions Ct
the Coumon Council Committee the Zip at the foot of
Troy street, North River where the Great Eastern
is 10 be M ord on her arrival About niue feet Of
mud bad to be removed and the work has now
far progressed that the dredging machines are ex-
ptcted 70 conclode their operations by Wednesday
next, in ample season for the reception of the Great
Eas;tr m.
FoURTH or JULY.-The Joint Committee Of the
Comm,n Council appointed TO make Preparations for
the celebration OF the Fourth Of July consisting of
Aldermen Platt, II my, Tuomey, Brady, Smith, Gen
Ct and Farley and Counclmen Baulch, Costello, Van
Tine PincknrJ, Alien McCary aud Hogan, held their
first meeting on Saturday at o'clock. They organ
lied hs ,leclg Alderman Pau Chairman and Mr..
Taylor, Clerk Of the Beard Of Aldemt Secretary;
after which they sppoin cd the folloo ing Committees
aud adjourned until 81 nday at the came hour:
On EDe~o,k-Meszrs GeGet Tgomey. BGnch and MoCartS
o. Mpslc- Msssrs. Allen. Cent. Furloy aud Costello.
fyr IN Erqry aud A.Tli