New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10
ebisbe,s cf .ns regimept-Co'. Borden, Col. Hall
hew Major eneral), Col Devoe, Col. Avery and Col.

psw MsJ0r -teneTab Coi Devoe, S"' o''iJ III" N"''
SYKES.
TIE r. riuent returned In the city At O'Clock last
evening. and tn, various companies were dismissed
6 their respective nrmorSs.
Trs Eleventh Regiment, Washington Rifles, un-
Ter command Of Col Bostwick, are To have parade
On "wednesday next and II is said that the corps will
D. reviewed IN the Pork by Major-GcDeral Scott the
Mayer and ConmoS Council
The Milwaukee Light Guard will arrive in this
city eli Saturday, on q writ to Eew-Y"k, and VIII be
the gsests # the 7l,t Regiment. The Guard will re-
main in town until Tsescay.
Il " stated that Gov. Morgan has refused TO inter-
fue with the troubles of the Twelfth Regiment
NrrRopotl1As TBEATER.-This house was crowded
ut night the first Of the Summer season, there being
or attractions col oined to secure that desirable
state az facts than are generally announced in any
~ae hill F,rrt and fore most, m1st admirable conf
pany. comprehending long st Of the most popular
lsw-Y.rk favorites, were to enact the comedy 81
"Tse Rivals" Secondly certain fairy tran'f' rna-
tions have been worked in the huge lobby OF the thea
ter changing that immense space from dreary square
acre or so If mosaic pavement, into verdurous gar
Sen with cool fountain in the middle, most grateful
In it, refrigerang soggestiveuess on hot nights ike
there. Thirdly, certain changes have been made 10
The arrangement Of the stsge, by which the dinen-
siops thereof have been considerably iocreasedi
then, certain other items Of Improvement, in
the shape of new scenes, and a new drop
csrtain, have been perfected, oil OF which
the pubic were most de-irous 70 see. Tospeak more
tisulariy the stage has been extended abont ten
feet forward bring the players into more derrabie
proximity to the aud,euc-, and materially adding 10
the comfort of all pastes. In the lobby are placed
some fine everg,eeps, which give pleasant ar TO
That portion VI the b,use while the hong vesfibdle
Has been transformed into fairy garden, filled with
rare and beautiful flowers and trees cooled by an ee'
gan, fountain and lighted by large chandeliers. This
fne entrance is suge esiye Of bios Garden, In the
days when il was garden, and people thronged there
for cool promenade among the trees and howers
With the mpIov here noted, the metropolitan
has become by far the most attractive place OF amuse
meut in the city, 80 fur its visible adOrnments are
taken into account.
That the con edy was excellenty well acted no one
can doubt, when tod that it was done by hessrs
Blake, Brour ham, WslcOt, Barton Hill, George Hol-
hand, Reynolds, and Miss Ada Clifton, Mrs. +. Is.
Conway. Mr. w. H. Smith and Miss Viola CrOcker.
All The above mentioned persons, together with Mr..
John DyOtt and other fsvortes are engaged for the
Summer and will Contribute their best energies to
Prodscng the plays in the best possible style. IL
may not be out Of place here TO mention circum-
stance Of Injustice which is not palpable TO all the
audience but which ia DObe the LEES an injustice on
that unit both to the public, who desire to witness
the whole Of sterling comedy and to certain actors
h the play, who deprived Of their just rights.
These facts TO which We refer are common among
prominent actors which cannot be too severely repre-
hepded. Not content with bos.ing" the business of
pie &c, 20 ar to give them all the best points and
situations, they go go far as to mutlae the authors
tIt for the purpose Of getting the tag, or last
word whereby they appropriate TO their own account
the generous applause which rewards all parties alike
in a ~ellacted play. Mr.. Blake does this In " Toe
Rivsls." The author took the liberty If taperng off
the final speeches follows: Sir Lucius, Acres, Sir
Anthony, Falkland, Capt. Absolute, LYDIA and
julia. Mr.. Blake corrects the mistake of Sheridan,
and in the copies given out for study, calls down the
curtain at his speech, cutting out the other tour
yor the purpose of monoPolizug situations and ap-
Dlsuse which are the legitimate property Of others.
An actor VI his honorable and well deserved fame
ought to be ashamed Of such petty trick.
Tonight will be given Coleman's comedy of E" John
Bull" with Messrs. Blake, Bioagbam, Walcot, Miss
Clifton, Miss Conway and others in the cast.
The new act drop by isherwood is beautiful bit OF
landscape painting and was received with round OF
applique. |, is to be hoped that the incomprehen-
sible mass Of Swiss cottages, Italian vilas, Alpine
avalanches, Venetian gondolas, tumole-down houses,
impossible trees, shrubs unknown i'll botany, rocks
undescrbed in any known system geology rvulets,
ftssen lakes, Turks, Russians, camels Polar bears,
and other indescrbabe stuff and nonsense which was
crowded into the painting that Did duty formerly as
drop curtain, is painted out so thoroughly that no
future generation may ever be afflicted Herewith
The musical necessities are under the direction OF
Mr. Z. Molenhauer, the popular leader.
A new play in five acts, by MIR. Jehn Brougham,
will shortly be produced. 1t is entitled, 80 Art and
Article; Or A True Womans Love-" 1t is founded
en- the wondious story of Quentin Matsys, the Black
sai,h-Panter of Antwerp. hessrs. Brougham
Dyo,t, Walcot, and Mrs. Conway and Miss Clifton
viii enact the chief paris.
LAURA KEEsE's THEaTHER.-Mr. Felix A. Vim
cent has been engaged at this theater for the next
season. as the first low COMEDIAN to fill the place Of
Mr.. jefferson. The choice is most judcious one on
the part of the management, Mr. Vincent is old
New-Yorker, always great favorite, aud will doubt
less prove TO be exactly the right man in the hight
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