New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

Lowering skes, alternating with Ash' s2o"e's anu
occasion a. sur shne have been the weather FEATURES
for the past Two days Yesterday WAS quite oveIca'.
and sutry and last night taere were decided iDd.ca-
lions Of a coming storm.
We desire TO say thst the Rev. A. ii. birmingham
reside. in New.Yors INSTEAD Of Hamilton, Madison County
Ny as pub.hed in the liz, If Lecturer, in las; FFdays
TsIBusE.
AuusENENrs Madame Anna Bishop appeared &C
at tn, Copcer, Room OF the Palace Garden Ss.ar-
cav tirht at .r Nh a1ssne Of several years. There
WAS 4 brilliant audience. Her songs we're strenuousiy
.,oo,.3 and the affair was q success. There
other performances by srts we'll known To the pub
Il, sMr. Absolute led. The nice playing OF the or
ebestra was nd. Ut under his skidl baton.
Aco6emp IF !Musie-To.n ght will commence the
first Opers Of the season, being Pol,nt0. Mesdamss
To,,.i Cassie. S,,akosch, aud Messrs. Brisnol,
Amo,ho Gsssi-r and Juucs form the principal s1sts.
Mr. Mar.tz.k is the orchestral leader
Milo, Garden.--To.ngh', Marietta Zanfretta,
the graceful tgh,-rope performer, takes her oens-
IN AZ Nibo's. The performances will CONSIST Of
,vo ran,nmnes.-"The Belle of Madrid" and
"H4l.ne or the Shipwreck"-tbe usual ught-rops
exercises by the various members OF tue company
and classic groupings by the Martinetti Family.
These last De rforuers are favorably known ~ New
Workers. and their temperance will be hauled with
delight by all .requeht.rs of Nibo's Garden. 10
night they will make their first appearance, and VIII
couune with the Ravels Tor the tSo remaining weeks
of heir season. To morrow night viii DO revived
the ever-populsr psbtomne of Magic flus, when
has be- EN- IN rehearsal for some tune aud which VIII %
produced wit, a strong cast, and elegant and appfo.
pirate scenery and properties.
Vallacx's Thea,er.-W ednesday evening will close
the engagement of Ma'ilds Heron, aud Conclude the
performance of the new tragedy OF Geraldine.
On Mono ay evening" Miss Heron will make her ap-
pearance before Boston audience, when this new
plsy will be there presented Tonight, the performs
ances are for the benefit of Mics Heron.
Winter Garden--This new thoater, formerly NE
Metropolitan, viii be opered some time duIiig inc
week The box office will be opened this. morning
for the sale of tickets for the opening performance
The play selected for the opening lie dramatSa Alton
of Di,kers's charming story, 1.-The Cricket on the
Hearth"
Laura Keenes Theata.-This evening will be
presented for the first time in America, Pagrave
Simpsons original three.act comedy, entitled the
"Word and Stage" IL ID cast with the full strength
Of the company, and will introduce several members
who have not yet appeared this season The piece
has be. in rehearsal for time, and Miss keene
has expended much care in the appropriate getting
up Of this comedy.
Barnun's Museu,a.-'T The Flying Dutchman" will
be presep ted this afternoon and evening, 10 be fol-
lowed by the operetta Of No. Mr.. Derouth
Gosohen, Arab Giant, u years old, a feet high
and weighing Az pounds, Is also exhibition for
few days.
Nep Boaceyy Theater.-To night will 10 given Q
new American drama entitled "The Boy Martyrs Of
New.York" and AN Indian drama called the "Slvsr
Knife
Bcrery Theatr.-The old Bowery enters into COZ.
petition with its rival with spirit, and the east
side tbeater goers are respng the benefit of new "
fractions offered by the rival houses. Tonight ct
the old Bowsry, magnificent display of fireworks
Will be given IN front OF the theater well on tho
stage. The performances will consist Of drains
entitled, Inc Champion of Freedom" and the
comic paltomime of The Green Monster" the whos
to corclude with the Irish farce of a" Paddy Carey"
Palace Gardsn.-In addition TO the other musical
attractions at Palace Garden, the management have
secured the services of Madame Anna Bishop for tho
coming week.
Wood's M,nstrels.-This popular band Of Negro
Ministries performing at No. 4if Broadway,
ana viii appear every evening in variety Of laugh"
able entertainments.
Aeademy Of Design.-An exhibition of paintings
will be opened at the Academy Of Design, in Tenth
street. near Broadway, this evening. The exhibition
comprises works Of some Of the most celebrated
mssters of both the French and English scbools. The
exhibition will continue open until further notice.
We are requested 10 direct attention 10 an InfdeI
Convention to be held in Philadelphia on the first
Monday Of October next.
WAUeB's ITALA.-Tnis panorama will be exhibited
this afternoon and tomorrow for schools and in tho
evenings Tor the public generally.
TIE CENTRAL PARK on SATURDAY. In spite Of
Afternoon, several thousand people were attracted
thitber by the charming music and the still more
charming "famble." If thirty acres OF partially.
completed ground attract so many and such people
there were not less than 200 carriages on the Park
how many will there be when the whole 20 acres have
been made attractive II is all folly TO suppose that
the Central Park requires sunshine to make il pleas
ant The wonderful shapes Of mist and cloud whien
can be seen on every side from the higher grounds Of
the Park are peculiar to New.York. No where e-s
are there such rivers, and Bay, and Sound, TO lssa
clouds along and such palisades to pile them up. Ino
beauti III scenery too, deserves to be studied under
every modification Of light and shade.
The NEW THEATER.-Messrs. Stuart and Bourci.
sult have succeeded 10 constructing very beautiful
title theaieI rsde of the old ore formerly known as
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