New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
AifTSEMFNTS.

ACADEMY or MrSIC.-Nlth the present week the
at the Academy closes, which has been Of un
esample1 financial success. To night "Lccrezis Bor
ga will be given Mile. Piccolomni in the role Of the
heroine, berg her ast appearance but one ss she ap
peas in Ptilsdephis on Friday aud Saturday next;
Foru.es as the Duke aud Mile. Gicn as Orrini. In
tie course Of the week Meyerbeer's great work. the
"Huguenots will be brought out for the purpose Of
introducing Nile. Ponsot in the role Of Ys!eltine,
part in which she is said to have achieved great
cess in Paris.
AnrHrE NAPoLFoS.-This young pauist, who
received at his first concert with great enthusiasm by
a crowded and intelligent audience, gives another en-
tertainment compctently assisted, Tuesday even
irg, at Dodwcrths Rooms.
BURTos's THE.TER.-This house was opened on
Saturday night to fair audience with the comedy Of
"Ext.emee." The play is Of the few native pro-
duetiors which bear the stamp Of success. 1t was
done in this city s1 or seven years ago and has since
been played throughout the country with general sp-
probation. While it is rather Flow for the present
taste of tho people, contains so many good things
that il is pretty sure Of favorable reception when
fairly played. On Saturday night it was done very
vel indeed. Mr.. Ritchings, as "Mark Msybery,'
the wealthy merchant, gave some pure specimens
Of that quiet but natural and effective style FOR which
the Oi regime OF tue Werc utstrNcuiI
He daughter as {" Mrs. Crosby the young widow,
made q decided biz. Her singing was admirable
ard was heartily crcored Mis- Ada Clifton, as
"Vi-gina Odrch the romantic, had little to do, but
that ltto was well and carefully DONE Always taste
ful in dress and perfect in the text and business, she
never fails to acqut herself creditably in the
luilest Of parts Mrs. II. G.. Jordan well received
as " Mrs Oldrich" and Anna Lonsdale, who has been
ale fror, tbo for flrea Wi
warmly welcomed in the part of " Nelly" which sac
represented with fidelity and excellent effect. OF the
gentlemen, tho best BIT Of Characterization was
Harry Jordans " Gaskns' black servant. Mr.
Jordan has few equals in the ebony line; in looks,
walk and talk he Ethiopian all over. oftb rcs
Messrs. Whiting Moore and Divine were good the
darcc was well done and altogether the play has sell
dom ever been so well represented. The aHerpiecc
was too late for lie, il for most of the audience
Tonight " Extremes will be repeated with the same
cast; with NAVAL Engagements as the aherplece
Under the peculiar circumstances Of the opening we
think Messrs Moore and Olwinc have reason 10 con-
graduate Themselves upon fair start.
WArIAcXs THEATER.-A double novelty Is an
uounc.i at this house for tonght-s fresh sctcr and
new and original play. The actor is Mr.. Rapger an
English artist who has played in New-Yak some
wears ago with success. He appears as Sir Peter
Teazlc in the School for Scandal, and the rest Of
the characters in that perennial comedy are to be acted
by as strong cast as can be made in the ne company
at Wallack's, Mr. Lester Wsllaok appearing az
Charles Surface, Mr.. John BroughaIn A. Oliver Sur
face, Mr.. Whcatleigh ss Sr Benjamin Backbite, Mr..
Dyot ss Joseph Surface, Mr. Sloan as Crabt'e', Mrf
Hoey a. Lady Teazle, Mrs. Vernon as Mrs. Crsb.res
or Miss Emelne IIenrarde as Lady Sneerwell.
The new play is she las. farce of Mr. Brouy CHAINS,
ani is called " Take Care Of Little Charley
NIRIo's G,RpHs.-To-night the Ravels give two
pieces that are comparatively new here, 'Punch-
nellc," with tho tiny young America, as the comic
hero, and the pantouine Of " Helene with Gabriel
Rave, in the principal pat. The wonderful perform
ances on the tight rope slao compose part q the
programme.
LAURA KxKSr's THEArrR--"Our American
Corsn will be the attraction at this theacr till the
holidays and as long thereafter the public manifest
ar interest in his faTe and fortunes The farce this
week is Twenty minutes with tiger" the charsc-
ers by Messrs. Sothern Burnett Peters, and Misses
Mccarthy and Efie GermOn.
Bowrkr THEATEs---Mr. and Mrs. G.. c. Howard,
and their child Little Coajelia," are engaged for
limited seascn at this house. They appear tonight in
the drama entitled Drs!; or, Toe Dismal swamp
in which Little CordeIs will persoaaie Tom Tit. The
burles1ue of MedeA" sad the drama of - The Beer
Hunters, will sse BE- given.
NATIONAL Tar.Iks.-Upder the new management
things are conducted most energeticAy at this house.
In proof of this assertion have only TO announce
tha, this evening three entire new plays are to he en
acted for the first time. A local DRAMA BY X
Johusop, called " The Rag Picker of New.Ycrk."
play entitled "Thc Tree Of Death, and the farce Of
the Bonnie Fish Wife "--entertainment enough for
the money in all corscence unless man has most
gu''onous appetite FOR Amusement
BtrsrNS AsrRIcAS MrsEUN-Ths managers OF
th.s popular souye are never backward N offering 10