New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

viyed among In spite Of saddening retro
spections aud forebOdng aliiciparions, let clasp
ing hands meet in good will" more warmly
than in the prosperous days of sud lang syne
ana ia our hearts no auld acquaintance be forgot;
let il be "A day when God bless vous" spring from
the heart to the lips and the Happy New Year "
incose wealth of meaning in its potent trinity Of
words.
| AZ in times Of household sorrow hearts are I'M.
vale affections grow warner and tears forge ten
der bonds of love- 90 at this Of common heart
heaviDses in our beloved land we should seek to
cement anew the ties Of flaiernal fellowship, doing
away with all estrsngenrnIs lay ing aside ioin and
the hollow distinctions Of very young sristocracy
aud ownbg one repub lean democracy, one home,
one hear one canse. one common bond Of union.
And 80 the New Year will be time of " festal
cheer in the sanctuary OF heart and home.
NEw.YEAR's ANUstMEsrs.-Tbe frt Of the
year-a time Of so much joe or sadness, just we
consider the fight Of daysis The chief diff
fcuty. apart from raging bills, is learning to substi
tute two for one. 1t lis like unto the newy.wed.
ded woman who il Obliged TO remember that she has
new name. For some days, therefore Letters and
promises to psy will have the figures of the year
smudgrd with corrections. lS6l-pshaw-we mean
l862-brings with il new duties TIE fret grea
dnty is to psss i; as lleasantly possible, Pay
viss without fail if you ave young aud presentable.
Lovely women are dressed la all rloil bot "a
ceive you ard will feel the slight If you do not call
Then those who are not 40 young or fashionable, or
have the cares of the pater tamd,as with yonng
brood should seek places of public amusement, and
there are enough to suit the rxigence.
At waacks will be played The School for
Scandal" II NAV be we'll TO state that the late
father Of bis late country used 10 bespeak' tins
play when the manager, English style, waited on bis
T.. cellency to know what piece would beet please
lis Excelency. Ia that respect be Escelec y could
not DO better if he lived now and the White House
were on Union Square (wLere it ought TO bel. For
since Sheridan spent they Say be did, eighteen years
in petfrcting the wort-arh making every character,
irou Trip To Charles Suiace wit, if not reflex OF
ankind. reflex OF the suthor-since then no
comedy has been penned III the Language which con-
pees with it, The revival of the Old Comedies WIRE
greeted by great crowd Oh Monday; the play bsug
She s,oops to Conquer" Another brilliant Assem-
blage may DO looked for tonight.
Al Laura Keene's tonight the don este scenes
drsm I'll, ed from Dicktns's Christmas Carol will be
presented. Nothing is omit cd down 10 The (livej
baby Robinson Crusne," aso, il barlesqucd-hi-
dog parr t. and goat being of the drmatiS persona.
AZ the Winter Garden Mr. and Mr.. Williams
will rerfonn in THE Lakes of Killarney etc;
which have been attracting immense audiences.
At Baruurns, day and night beside the Wet Hip
potumus. whale (which yesterday was on irs last
fu-l. and firles mentioned overlooked 10y job,
4 ere il the wet drama of " Undne" nearly every
iour-tbe climaceric scene OF which IL sipernau-
raj tank Of Lake. and no end Of dipping beauties.
They are all urder tbestricul) water and ought "
take cold being in full ball dress. This drama does
not dampeu the spirits Of the audience but tie con-
,fary. Ii ID fine.
Al t.e Academy OF Music there siil be IN especial
per:armapce for tho benefit Of Mr.. Hanon, who will
ING boldly and gracefully, preceded ard followed
by panlonmes-
Atthe Old Bowery Baron Nunchauser Il trans
noer he'd in pantomme, afternoon and evening.
AZ the New Bowery dramatic performance by day.
light and gas-light
At tie Brooklyn Academy OF Music the Octaroon,
Mi.. Kimberly. and Others.
A. Niblos Mr.. Herrmanp the eminen, magician.
aud 70 forth.
At Niblos Saloon. afternoon and evening, the Peak
Musical Family whose entertainments srs deserved
y popular.