The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. Barry Sullivan
drew 10 the National, last week, large and dscrimi-
mating audiences. He Is, we have already informed
our readers actor Of the Macready school, and Of
much moro than ordinary merit. His impersona-
tions evince amount of study which Is rarely be!
slowed upon authors his conceptions give proof of
an intellectual appreciation of the character which
he performs, and his readings are correct and in good
taste with these qualities he peases his audiences,
and withal instructs them. Tonight he appears as
othello In connection with Messrs. Lefingwell Nor
timer and Magic, who are all embraced in the cast
WOODS THEATER.-The "Naiad Queen" after
successful run OF two weeks, withdrawn at this
establishment on Saturday night, when the mystic
star went down, and Mrs EfRe Ellsler dofied her
armor and smiled for the last time in tho character
Of "Lurline," upon her many admirers. This even
ing will DO produced "The Forty Thieves" and
Aladdin" two Of those scenic pieces that have been
always favorites They have been prepared with
that care which the manager always bestows upon
his undertaking. Let him be greeted with the audi
ences his energy deserves.
PIXIES OPERA HoUsE.-Again we are induced
to congratulate readers upon the fact that we
to have in our midst Italian Opera on a most mag
nifcent scale, il we may judge from the array of
artistes and our knowledge of them, who, with Mr..
Strakosch, will naugurate the above-named estab
lishment on the 18th inst. This Justly celebrated
company embraces the following stars, all of whom
shine almost as brightly in the operatic armament as
Capella in the Northern sky, viz Cora de wilhorst
charming young American Prima Donna Paulina
Colson Teresa Parodi, dramatic artistic of great
merit, and always favorite; the piquant Conralto
Amelia Strakosch Brignoli, really fine Tenor and
Squires, Amodio, excellent Baritone aud Baroli,
with Junca and Mioli, as Bass Of whom the former
is too we'll known to need our Endorsement The
secondary parts, chorus orchestra, etc. from the
Academy Of Music of New York, while the whole
Is under the immediate direction of Mr.. Strakosch,
| of whose merit as a musician and manager our
citizens are already aware In their repertoire,
among others, to be found the following operas
| Lucia, Somnambula, Traviata, Trovatore, Ernani,
Lucrezia, Favorita, Norma, and Don Giovanni.
The price, we are informed, will be fixed at such
rates to enable all classes to participate in this
all amusements, the most refined and elegant. The
management is determined to make this enterprise
mertorious, and sincerely hope it may meet with
success.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMs-That excellent come.
dian, Tom Placde, understand, is to bring his fine
company from New Orleans to this city, for short
engagement at Pixies Opera house, after the Stra-
kosch opera season at that magnificent temple.
Miss Eliza Logan opened tho "Gaiety," in Nash
vile, on the 2sth ult., as "Evadne."
Edwin Forrest 1t is stated, will shortly assume the
management of irst-class New York theater.
Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne, once great favorite here,
is "fareweling it in the East, preparatory to de-
parture for Europe.
Miss Charlotte Champion (drs wilkinson) is the
bright particular star at the National, New York
| She, also, once was much admired here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller route for this city, and
| will probably be with us about the l4th inst.
Miss Catllarine Sinclair (Mrs. Forrest) has been
| reading in Columbus. She performs at one Of our
theaters on Monday, 18th inst