New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-08
CITY ITEMS

manssrs tito the withdrawal Of the old plays that
have for several weeks been considered quite new
enough for the gentle public-other plays, of equal
antiquity perhaps but from long dsuse having GER
tsin savor of freshness now will be given and the
public gains. TITUS one success ,kes many and one
novelty If decided hit Immediately achieves fecund
ma urty and becomes, in spite Of self, the prolific
parent of dozen Others Fer all Of which the gods be
Thanked.
dcadem 2 Of Music.-Thinga are changed. In day
the mountain sometmes gces to Mohamued when 40.
han med fLds it inconveuen to come ID tho mountain.
As for instance the Prince Of Wales does not choose
to 20 to the New York Opera so the New York Opera
goes to the Prince of Wales. The company d-par TO-
morrow for the town Of Philadelphia. Before they
90, however, they give farewell MARBLE tere they
co 1t tonight at the Academy; the opera is Linda,
and Mrs Patti and NJ. Brgno sing for the last time
tits season in New While quite williog TO SYM
paihze with Linda the audience should also be pre-
pare to with the Travata, for ere lie good
reason to believe that thst fadiog young person will
not be tubsiued 10 the of the evening for the
oller interesting Young girl 1t is quite well to BIO
resigned.
Lara Kecnes Teater.-Tbe new drama Aleen
Aroop,' has grown letter ii hs, grown older, add
has now attained lis climax Of excellence. 1t can
never be teen to better Advantage than thi, week.
Voiiacks 7Acoter.-Mr. Broueham's nc " comedy,
Play ing y ith Fire. i drawing Gro wded houses and
Of course viii be presented while it ltnues to do 3d.
which will Doubtless be for many weeks. The very
flight curtsilmens hat deemed advisable have
been made and the piece Is now in the very best work
ing order.
Winter Garden Miss Cuslman appears tonight
ss Meg Msrrilies in the romantic drama of Guy Man
re,iDg" Mr.. CIV Couldock will appear for the first
time at this tbeater. As this play is the with
which Niles Cusl mans name is especially identified,
the house can scarcely fail to oe filled.
NiJio's Garden After three weeks of Hamlet"
tonight Mr. Forrest appears in Lear" The mere
ouncement is all that need be at present said 70
mention that Madame PoDisi and Mrs.. Conway, with
Messrs Fisher, Conway FoDno, and Caroll are in the
oast.
BGrnum'S american MiSeum.--The Sorptural his
tcrical drama Of joseph aud his Brethren has
ceeded even beyond The most enthusiastic antcpatons
Of the Managers and will be represented twice day
for the present week.
Mr. Barnum has also engaged the Siamese Twins,
who with two Of their children will remain here for
few days.
Bo,oery Tleatr-Ths manager Of this establish
ment seems TO be man of peculiar tact and energy.
e is constantly producing rev and strong pieces, the
last Of which ia DEMONSTRATION of Reynolds Old st.
Pauls be acted here under the title of the Plague
and the Fire Of London"
The Borery Theoter.-A novel feature Of this
touse is tie pre- ducon of of the Rayei specacs
by a company of American psntomimists, of whom e.
l. Fox is chief Tonight the pantomime of Asphodel,
with other entertainments.
Mr.. Tdsistros Readings.-To-morsow evening
Mr. Fitzgerald Tasistro will Iecte the tragedy of Ham,
let at the lectureIoom Of the Mercantile Library,
Gilman Hall. Mr.. Tasisros Rotations elsewhere
ecied high commentator from the peers aud the pub
lie and will doubtless win a siuil ar here.
The A6Jot COllection.-This unequaled eollec-
ton EgyIti'n antiquities lie open to the pablo at the
rooms engaged for thai purpose by the Historical Sc
ciety, at the Stuyvesant Institute.
Tooley g. CampbeHs Mnstrels.-A number of nov
elites are promised this week by this company, who
always give quite much their agreement calls for.
Palace Garden.-On Monday Friday, and Satur-
day evenings, exhibitions of acting dssolying
yiews"
BlOndia at Jones's HoOd-Tdis afternoon, at 3
O'Clock, NJ. Blondin will take little promenade across
biz rope with bis feet encased in baskets to say moth
ing Of berg tettered
A Batch or New PLAys.-Mr. Henry Morford,
whobas written number of dramas, has just completed
play founded on the Rip Van Winke of Irving, and
which he calls Old Rip. 1t is 10 rehearsal at tho
BoweIy Thester.
The sems author has also in preparation farce
called "Il Bet Hat" which is supposed to have
sore reference to the coming election. The Bowery
managers have also sscnred this.
AT the Arch street Theater, Philadelphia Mr.. Tom
Taylors comedy of The Election WIS produced last
week, aud is makitg great hit. new farce,
written aud acted by Mr. j. S Clarke lie another of
the Philadelphia ions. 1t is called The Prince
Of Wales Arrived"
Mr.. 4. J.. Sothern has written play called
Suspense" which be ia acting with great success.
One of the Buffalo papers says of it:
" In the play of Suspense which Is to be repeated
for the last tine this evening, there are passages aud
ableauX Of such exceeding beauty and force that we
may look In vain for their equal amorg cramas ana
actors that would hitherto have been deemed gross
heTesy TO consider other than unapproachablei but
| especially ia the fourth AMI nth acts
new comedy of Tom Tay lor's is to be brought out
at Laura Keenes, whenever it is deemed advisable to
withdraw Allen ArooD."
| COScERT AT THE CENTRAL PARK-The seventh
of The weekly concerts at Central Park took place on
| Saturday. The dsy was rather cool apd gu'ty, but
there wac a clear sunshine, and the Park was yisted
by two OF three thousand more people THAI at the con-
cent Of the week previous the numbers being sc re-
t1rntdto CaIt Renaick by the several gatekeepep,
II 800 pedettrsns 20j vehicles and $50 e4uestrans,
which is the srget number of equsstr ever on the
Park in one day. a feature in the last two musi-
cal entertainments has been the distribution OF printed
programmes Of the performance. The pieces are
twelve in number, and divided into three parts the
whole corcladiDg wi national airs The spectacle