New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
FAIL AND WINTER ANU USENENTS.

Bu7ton's TL60ter-Tbis house has bssn Teh.ted,
and much improved, and viii open for the regular
se ason on this evening. We have not at hand con-
pete list of the company, me engagements are not
yet oil made but give list Of all those with whom
negotiations are concluded. number of the cid
favoiitss are retained, first among whom We hnd the
name Of Mr.. Mark Smith. Few artists have ever dore
more to establish firm ard lasting reputation, in the
length of time that Mr. Smith has bssn before the
New York public, than has that gentleman. He csue
heis a stranger two yeais sgo, and was nsver tenn
poisy elevated to false position by any system of
persistent putting. But bis uniform excellence has so
won upon the public that he is one of the lssing
fsyolites of the town.
~ Charles Fisher also resumes bis position in the
company This gentleman has been known to the
thesteI goers of NewYoIk for several years most
careful and admirable actor. In some OF his Shake
spesrear characters he is unrivaled and he is ever
onoeuous ard srtittic in whatever he IN isrtakes.
NJ. Briggs is promisiDg light aud eccentric come
dsn who won mnoh favor last season, and whose re-
turn TO the company will be warmly welcomed.
Mr Wayne Olrinne ia a stranger 10 New-fork, but
is said to be an actor Of good ability.
Mr. IenLam, Mr. Holman. and NJ J. SeynoHr,
are known as useful aId trustworthy people.
Ms A. Parker is engaged as the leading lady
Many of Mrs. Parkers peIsonstion, have received
high CONNECT bdston, ard in whatever she undertakes
she is acceptable She is shardwokrg sctIessos much
ability, ana is well calculated for ths position she Is
engsged to h!
Ms. Hughes. the admirable q" old woman" Of this
thester for msDy year-, viii occupy her USUAL po
stior. She has been 60 long before the pubic and
her many excelencies are so thoroughly known, that
We need make 20 further comment here.
,Ia pia hat ls3 hea lsr
for several yea,s She spgs well sri is useful &C.
tiess in sry capacity.
Mss Miller is engsgsd, and a number Of the other
ladies Of the company Of ls. season viii probably re-
tun.
NJ. Burton of course, will pu. his aNLpoverful
shoulder to tie wheel OF hs eIcsllenoes the public
ae sresiy too well spprised to nssi infOrnstion
fromus.
Nj. Join Moore who hss been the eiiieisn, stage
mar sger for a ruuber of years still reairs Lis posi-.
tion, and viii ofiioiste as usual.
THIS eyeIirg, Mr. Jobn Collins, the popular Irish
comedian, Will appear in two pieces toe "Irsh En-
bssssdor. ana GLOW to Pay the Rent" Many nov
elites are announced in the Wsy OF new dranss and
etsrs; among other attractions, the Erssh Opera
Ttours, comprising Lucy Escott, Emms Haywood,
Herty Squiies, Charles DuIsnd ard others. The
orchestral department, will be strengthened, ard will be
under the charge of popular leader.
NJlo's Gardea-The ccmsdy ps,iormsncss At this
house bsve been so successful that they vii bs con
iiuued through Ills week. M,s Jsns COMBS has
been ergsged fer smother week. and will appear to-
| night 90 "Cons.auce" in "Ths Love Chase, aai
LADY Tsszle in The School for Scandal Msssrs.
| B'ske and BIoughsn are both in the bill.
JIaudcEs 7leoter.-1he Flcreross closed their
lorg and highly successful ergsgemsnt 90 Saturday
night. Tie house was frl sud tie audience enthusi.
sstc Mr.. snd Mrs. Florence wsrs called before the
curtain and Mr. Florence re,urrsd thanks in 5 nsrly
| and usib,e speech.
This week M. and Mrs. +. S. Chsafrs- appear in a
number Of their plays. This evening 'bEes pieces sEe
on the bill "The Stsge-Struck Barber, the Model
Of a Wife" and "The Limerick Boy.
Laura Keeues TGtascr.-" The Wi'i'x Cope i.
iept on tie bills yet and IS bsekei rp ey tas aiu's
bic dsnc1g Of Msdsus "Lorse L.mourssr1' A
new farce ca Ell Love sri Ljsa.ans Is annoUreed
ard viii Be pay 81 thivssk.
F'er.i Ttea'r.-Ta, oc0e,.. 81 hs-'opoh:an HA-