New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

WNLAcK's THEATrR-Mrs. John Wood, whose
Mipnehaha, in walcots mot Longfe!ows Hiawatha,
on her former visit to New York made her at once the
rgnipg favotc ofthe town, reappears tonight in the
same character She will relate in appropriate melan-
choly verse the touching story of the Saieur boy,
only ~ years DID, with dtions bringing the history
of that young gentleman down to the present time.
Messrs Wolcot and II. Ii. Phillips will act their oryi-
nal parts and Mr.. A. ii. Davenport and Miss jose
phipc Manners will assume the characters originally
played by Mr.. Reynolds and Miss Mary Cannon.
Miss Emily Milton will appear rs the Duchess dc
Chartres in The Foles of Night"
great and effective Improvement in the ventla-
ton of the house has been effected by Mr. Stuart and
will be put in operation this evening 1t consists OF
number of huge fans moved by invisible machinery,
which are designed to impart most grateful degree
of GOODNESS to the audience. 1t is termed In the bills,
1.-THE Indian Punka or Asiatic process Of ventilation"
Whether it be Indian American, Asatic or Yankee,
it is certainly process that will be mos! thankfully
welcome by the people who habtualy crowd oval
lacks" most refreshing fragrance will aso be diff
fused throughout the house by small fountain of eau
dc Cologne which will tonight make its first appear
ance.
THE NEW OLYMPIc.-This establishment is thriving
wonderfully ard we grated to perceive that it is
likely to prove profitable speculation. Light pieces,
well played and plenty Of them the order of the
day; and with plenty of music and dancing, tempt
| ing programme is made out every night The mana
gers are not behind in the competition for novelty, but
keep sharp lookout for any new piece likely to prove
attractive and agreeable to their patrons This even
ing will be played for the first time, original bur-
| lesoue, written by Charles Gayler, esq, entitled
"Olympiana, or a Night with Mitchell 1t Isl Of
course founded upon the wellknown characters and
scenes of the cold Olympic, and can scarcely fail to
attract crowd Of sympathizing admirers.
BURToN's THEATER.-The "Naad Queen is still
the attraction at this house. 1t is admirably put on
| the stage and well worth visit.
EIBLo's GARDES-Signorina Rolla, who has
made so favorable an impression upon the
admirers Of the ballet appears tonight as Paquta
in the ballet of that The excellent comedy COM
pany will perform Pooles excellent little comedy,
| Sketches in India On Tuesday, Jeromes last
| comic pantomime, d" Bianco,' viii be repeated.
| BARNuM's AMERICAN MUsEuN-The dramatic CON-
pany here have gone into retiracy, but in their place,
Whites Serenaders will give performances both after
noon and evening. The new Cosno-PanOptcon Studio
is decided success and great addition to the thou
sand other things to admire and wonder at which are
| ever found at the Museum.
|. GEO. CHRIsTY AND WOODS MiSsTRELs.-One Of
the most successful and amusing pieces lately produced
at this popular house, is extravaganza called "The
Magician" 1t is very cleverly written and arranged,
and overrunr ing with unctuous fun. The foundation
of all the sport is slight dramatic sketch intended to
burlesque the magnloquent performances of certain
of the professional magcians and conurers who occa
sonslly astonish the country. To obtain admission
to the show for the purpose of seeing the black art
wonders of the Magician is the grand aim in life for
which tie principal character Of the piece, Sam
Sharp, newsboy, is earnestly struggling. Numerous
are the mishaps undergone by this suffering innocent,
and multitudnous the obstacles which continually
pterpose to keep him from the wshedfor sight of the
| enchanted scenes. George Chrsty personaes the
| pewsboy. and never was sable vender ef hurried up
literature SO perpexed and bothered BEFORE and
| did newsboy extricate himself from his perpextes
and deliberations with half the cleverness, nor make
half so much fun in doing it. Smashed by ponder
Gus female who falls him; tumbled into the dock
and dragged out by the neck, and restored to con-
scousness by being squeezed by the said female till
| lie spouts water like young whale; torn nearly
asunder by rival bodies of policemen, the tough young
rascal survives it all, accumulates the necessary
"quarter," and eventually achieves front place in
| the exhibition His adventures here where he is se
ected as the assistant Of the necromancer, too
numerous to MENTION" but all mirhprovoking in
the extreme. He makes final appearance personify.
ing the comet asride of fiery steed which traverses
the upper air at furious speed giving excellent idea,
according the best article of astronomy of that pro-
crastinatrg planet which to smash things the
| 18th of June.
A number of other amusing characters are intro.
duced, among whom are dandy darkey and an upper.
ten lady of color; and the whole piece is glorious
bit of fun and is just the thing FOR these no: nights
when heavy tragedy is bore, "most tolerable and
| not to be endured"