New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
CITY I2,E,NS

ANusEMENrs-The managerial announcements for
this week promise an unusual variety and excellence
of entertainment. While many Of the theater-going
citizens leave for the seaside and the country at the
approach of hot weather, the Summer always brings
TO the city troops of sightseeing strangers, to whoa
everything in the shape Of good theatrical entertain
ment is new sensation 70 that the theaers now look
with confidence for Summer well as Winter
harvest The Summer season has now fairly begun,
and the provincial dollars begin TO come in. May the
crop be abundant
NiJlo's Garden-Last night, Mr. Nixon opened this
bouse for n series of Midsummer Entertainments"
in which will be combined at once the attractions OF
operatic and dramatic artists full ballet company,
too headed by Lima Windel and the Misses Gale per-
form every night For full description Of all the
Floral and other wonders Of the Garden as now fitted
M reference TO the advertising columns is necessary
Laura Keeaes TheQter.-There acted, for the
first time last night at this theater new burlesque
by Mr. H. G. Plunkett. II is entitled " Our japanese
Embassy and the leading parts are given, of course
TO Mr. Jefferson and Mrs. Wood, while Mrs. Vining,
Miss lone Burke. and Messrs Burnett Simmonds,
Stoddart. and others, complete the cast.
VaHaek's TAeater.-The Overland Route still
crowds this house every night and is announced for
all the week.
AcademV Of Music" III Pohuto was given AS'
night with Madame COrtes ar Pauline.
Winter GordeH- Tonight this house will De
opened for dramatic performances again. The com
papy will be headed by Miss Julia Dean Hayne, and
Mr. Geo. Jordan. IL the company are Me0srs' H.
Bland. J. T. RAYMOND, c. Barton Hill, and Others.
The ,iece will be the s. Lady of Lyons" Mrs Hayne
has not acted in New-York for long time, and will
c..ao ODD agf
Nenc Bocery TRcater.-A new drama is announced,
called Andrew Jackson"
Barnpms american Maseaa.-A drama entitled
Ieoline, or the Child Of Sorrow was given last
night for the first time. The late additions to the
Aquara attract much attention. and the stock OF other
curiosities is constantly increasing
The California .Veaagerie- bears are still
popular and remain at their old quarters, corner OF
Fourth avenue and Thirteenth street, for an indefinite
time longer.
George Christg's Minstrels.-A new extravaganza,
called The Japanese Treaty was produced here last
night for the first time with George Chrlsty In the
principal part The usual programme of music and
fun is also superadded.
Palace Garden.-An entertainment win be given
| here to-day for the benefit Of the family OF the
unfortunate yeung man Conner, who was killed while
Wise has volunteered balloon ascension, and the
Messrs Edge have promised fine display oil ire
works.
Pref Jacobs's Temple ef Magic, No. lif Broadieay'
Mr. Jacobs the best OF all the wizards we have seen
for years. is az popular he is excellent is his Proes-
sion The hall is crowded every night and new tricks
| are constantly added TO the programme.
| Umon CoURsE.-To-day the iavorite little mare,
Flora Temple and the successful stallion, George NJ
patchen will trot on the Union Course for pure Of
Al 600, mile heats, best three in five. Patchen beat
Ethan Allen easily making the best stallion time Oh
| record-9:ai. This match with Flora who has MADE
the unprecenied lime Of mile in 2:l9, Is looked iOr
ward 10 with great deal OF interest Although flor'
appears to BE- the favore, tbs sporting fraternity hy
their money against patchen with great de" OF eau
ton, knowing that he is capable Of making QUICKER
time than he has yet accomplished. The match to-uty
will undoubtedly be witnessed by larger crowd Ihai
has attended any race This AT the rst ricn
between Ethan Allen and Patcben there were prooa
bly, 10000 persons on The ground, and nearly as many
nj the second. This crowd embraced all classes IRON
the Judiciary aud respectable merchants to the o~os
| Five Point thieves and Hcrcer-street harlots FeA
pockets, confidence men, and gamblers pursued tnei