New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30
ENTERThINMENTS.


sr-The time during The protrscted oostponemeaf Of
the performances Of Grisi, Mario, &c, at the Opera
House, Fourtetnth-st ha been not xithstan ling the
ssespostOn of Mario, frui,fdlly employed. Ros-iufs
Senwomide, on active rehearsal day and night for
week win be presented this evening for the fret me
during the present engagement Besides the la3ori-
Gus rehearsal, there have been extraordinary pre-
parations otherwise: for example, two hundred new
dresses have been specially made for an increased
chorus; the magnificent military band Of the Seventh
Regiment hes been engaged TO lend additional lyrical
iustre TO the heroic effects Of the OPERA the Scenery
will be new ard splebdid il not all special Semira
nide IL one Of Crisis great dramatic characters An
opera Of great attraction, may be looked for.
Mifs IslDoRA CLARK will give concert on Tues
day night at the Brooklyn Athenaum, assisted by
S!snOr @. Leonardo, Mr. Henry Apply, Mr.. Wells and
Mr. Tmm.
The Brothers MoLLEsHAUER will give their fourth
eorcert on Tuesday evening, q, Dodworths Academy.
BucKLErs Ethiopian Opera House offers this week
the burletque on "The Bohemian Girl" and great
variety Of songs, &c.
At Gro. CBRIsTY & WOODS Minstrel Halls there
viii be, as usual, variety of most laughsbe bur.
Iesques, including the irresistible Forty Winks BY
the inimtable George.
CHAs WHITNEY, the well known impersonator Of
famous orators, will give series of readings at Gin.
tor Hall on Monday and Friday, Nov. 10 and H.
FREE LECTURE ON PHoSoGRAPHY.-Mr. ID. G..
Croly, Principal Of the New-York Photographic In
stute will deliver free lecture tns evening before
the Young Mems Debating Society," No. 800 Broad
way, on the Science of Phone.ics. This important
Ieform we are pleased to see has lately received O
new impetus il we may Judge from the large number
who are now engaged in it, and il it makes the same
progress which it has for years past the day is
not far distant when photography will be introduced
into all cur schools After the lecture there will be
debate the comparative merits Of legal and pulpit
eloquence.
At NIBLos the Bateman Children present new
drama called Young America" written especially
for them The Rousset Sisters in ballet make up the
bill. Mr. Niblo is about coming home with an Eng
lish opera company.
At WALLAcK's, Shakspere's " Much Ado will be
given to night with very superior cast Tomorrow,
London Assurance" most excellenty played. On
Wednesday, Mr.. Wsllack " The Bngand." Mr..
w. has a new play" A Heart of Gold by Doug
fas Jerrold, in rehearsal; also, Weeds and Flow
GERS" a new American drama. Such efforts cannot
fail to moet with liberal appreciation from the public.
At the BROADWAY the engagement Of Miss Pyne
and company closed on Saturday. Miss 2 g success
has been not only great but overwhelming, every
night bringing an audience that could not have been
augmented without snlargiDg the house. This week
we have the versatile favorite Miss Agnes Robertson,
who will undoubtedly keep the seats well filled. Mr..
j. Grace makes first appe arance tonight as Ruy
"Gomez in 81 Faint Heart" Mr. Jerrolds Heart
of Gold is also underlined here and will soon be
produced.
At BURROWS, the fine play Of "The Poor Soiier'
will be given tonight, with Miss Marian Mccarthy
ID has
achieved decided success in the few characters she
has given at this house. Her singing especially of
Irish songs calls forth the most unbOunded approba
ton She is a valuable acquisition to Mr.. Burtons
troupe number Of Mr.. Buttons own peculiar
pieces will be given during the week
At the METRoPoLITAS, the play tonight is "The
Mystic Bell of Ronqueroles,' or the Memoirs Of
"the Devil" and If there is any thing in there
will be a house full. The concluding piece is
"Gilderoy.' On Wednesday, comes the benefit and
last appearance Of Mr. Marshall. "BephegOr" ia in
rehearsal in which Miss Lesdernier known as
Shaksperean reader, will appear
AT the BowERY tonight il the first Off The Wreck
of the Raven thrilling drama of the sea; previ-
Gus to which 1.-THE Female Brigand, or the Queen of
"the AbruzSi," will be represented. Tomorrow
night Mr. Wemyss, the hard-working stage-manager,
will have benefit On Thursday evening there is
10 be complimentary testimonial to j. r. Scott an
old favorite at this house.
i At the NATIONAL tonight Mr.. Grattan Dawson
will CON nence en- engagement as Macbeth, sup
ported by Mrs Nichols, c. j. Smith and others. The
concluding piece is The Wizard Skif" by Miss
Hathaway. The drama of The Last Of the Mohi-
/" cans is in preparation.
| At BARsums MUSEUM "All that Glitters is not
"Gold" il ne principal piece for the week Lighter
tpieoes will be given in the day time There is to be
GRAND exhibition of Foreign Poultry through the
week. The Grafes and other tall attractions have
returned.
The CIRCUS at CASTLE GARDEN is one OF the
most attractive entertainments in the City. This
afternoon Mons. Farando will at q o'clock, make
AN ascent from the ticket-offce of the Garden, on
tight wire to the top of the building, distance Oh
near $50 yards; a feat never before accomplished
He will also appear the tight rope within the am
in the afternoon and evening performances
The manager respectfully announces that In addiuon
20 the equestrian troupe which has given such sauS
faction to crowded houses during the last week, he mas
nj great outlay engaged the Company OF H. Sahds
4 Co.. whose force of equesrians stud horses ana
Monies are considered the finest in the world. FER
sormance afternoon and evening. Admission 'o and
| o6 cents See advertisement.
| Among the WORKS OF ART on exhibition we nouce
Ieutzes " Washington at the Battle oil MONMOUTH
| and Lockwood's &" Lest Judgment
Don't FORGET that the CRYSTAL PALACE VIII close
Co. morrow.
TT7TY ITEMS.