New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

rra,ve ceuft G, wake hs ,r'r f''ore establishment
,tN uV 10 aiho,ive o cu.ofs ,oi stfa".oe frop"ra'
te. r,, Low "A ,fe,rr.. tor the Nailn0e Annvcrrry
which u alNs,t recat limc 90 "a place Of anu'cm'ni
ra,,eia orca la itrronnost In Mainon.sluare
Thu c,,u.ot Tho troupe teN cootaus scyeai, 'hve
N,nH'c ,hnr piveis auA saidcTloe being mostly new
nrct atcn cm Paris The in'rrinr oi tho hipPodrrmc
has been greatly improve during To- roccaa. bong newly
,n.hi.n,a rain,e and decorated 1hcparcrrc has boon
converted iptr n natural dowcs-yanc waterproof
canon, covers DO iuciesurc. which is Illuminated by
thousand els Of heht, the fountains are playing. and
The Whole sccnc is very hno Il Is tho intention Of tho
msnsrcts 10 h,,ng grand hattie piece in the course
II the season. IN which 500 horse and foot viii be
ypr~d
CnRsu \ Wopp last week 80, up laughablc bur
csquc upon the notable tragedy OF Douglas" George
himscil being Norvs ON the Grampian Hills" II is full
Of ton though not good Of its predecessors
This with great variety of songs and dances, will keep
the house f through the week. ny tho way the addition
ef very neat scenery gives Ploa'ing effect to the
black hccs " this hi ou of n st-gc.
RvoNtfN has had profitable time with :" Sonnambuia
done In burnt cork to the horror OF the fasdious
shipper OF music. Tonight the fairy opera of Cndcr
"ca" will be proiuccd with all the original masc-a
mos; audaC but attractive entertainment The usual
cclcrvd cni, ltanmcni precclcs the opera.
For other entertainments to be enjoyed during tho
week the reader referred to the first page The DAILY
IRirrNr.
Madame Anna Thllon arrived here on Saturday in the
North Star. from San Juan
Miss julia Dean closed very succcssf engagement at
The National lhca,cr Cincinnati, on last Saturday week
Mrs Barrow a,o Miss Julia Bonnoit is engaged at the
same place. and was expected to shortly appear.
Miss Robertson plsying at Chicago with muck success
Fosters Varieties at Cleveland opened on the nth inst
with Mr.. ard Mrs. w j. Florence in their Irish and Yam
koo characters.
Miss Kimberly has been recently playing IN engage
ment at Detroit.
The drama of Uncle Toms Cabin" is now being
played of the National Theater Boston Little Cordelia
Howard plays Eva. The piece, it is stated, is very sue
ctssul.
The Raves are drawing large houses at the Howard
Athenoum, Boston.
Mr.. Neafe closed long engagement at ST, louis on
Monday last. lie has been very successful.
; Madame Sontag doing well in opera, according to
lates adycos from the City Of Mexico. The Steanonc
troupe was also succeeding well. Badiali and Bordas
from New Orleans were singing with Madame Sonag;
and Sgnor Salv of the manay Of the latter
Botesni was also in the City of Mexico.
On Thursday last MessrS Brougham and Blake ap-
peared at the Walnutst Theater, phi'adopha, as Dr.
Oapod and Sir Robert Bromble in the comedy of The
Poor Gentleman" Mr.. Broughams new comedy, The
"Gsme of Life is in rehearsal and will soon be produced
On Monday last Mr.. Lysander Thompson commenced
an engagement at the Chesnut-st Thoater, Philadelphia
Miss Davenport has returned to Boston from her south
EN- and western ous.
Mr.. John NJ. Grassland, self-.aught and useful
chanic at Pet,svie has written veact ira gedy, which
is 10 be performed in that borough.