New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19

was thronged throughout the Gay. The railroad cars
in this city and Brooklyn crowded from noon to
night by the multitude OF pleasure-5eeSers-
A complimentary benefit will be given to MIRA Ellen
Key Blunt at the Historical Soeety's Hal, Second
avenue, conner Of Esst Eleventh street. on Tuesday
evening, March 20, at o'clock.
AmUsEMEErs.-Tbe great theatrical novelties of the
week are the appearance Of Miss Bateman az the
Winter Garden as EyaDgelne," aud Mrs. Adah
Isaacs Menken Heensn at the BoweTy Theater as
"Tbe French Spy" The "Evangeine" which il to
be acted tonight at the Winter Garden for the first
time, was arranged for tie stage by Mrs Batemsn, who
il well known the adaper Of certain other dramas
The principal character will be presented by Miss
Battman Whose name was once familiar to the puohs
as cb6 performer of more than ordinary pretensons.
The other characters viii be represented by Nessrs
Jefferson. Jordan, Pearson Chas. Kenble Mason, and
Stodds1t, and Mrs. Vining
Niblo's Garaen.-sr. and Mrs. Barney Williams
appearthis evening in three Of their most popular plays.
" All-Haow Eve -" Customs of the Country" and
"The Irish Tiger" A ne " Irish Drama is announced
az in preparation
Lama Keene's Theater.-" Vanity Fair is now in
the second week of its run.
Young Man continues to be the feature at this house.
BrOad,ray BOadoir.-Mr Gayler's bsrlesquc, " The
Romsuce of a Very Poor Young Nun" is the novelty
here 1t has been successful duHng the past week. and
still continues to draw.
Borerv TEeater.-Mrs. Adah Isaacs Menksn Heeran
begins III engagement here tonight, personang three
characters in The melodrsma of TIE French Spy"
Nep Boperv Theater.-Mrs. Farren aud Miss Fanny
Ftz Farren produce at this house TO night an entirely
new historical drama called Loves Venom; or, the
Hearts Mysteries" Two other plays will also be per-
formed.
Barnum's American MRseum.-The dramatic at
traction here is the old drama of "Green Bushes
The "Wbat Il IT." the Sea Lion, the Grizzy Bear,
and tie Leaned Seal have all strong parts in the nj
fractions Of the place. though not in the performances
ChyfsfV's MiRstrels.-TO.nght will be produced the
Drama altered to suit the complexions of the arts!a OF
81 The TOodles;" the part Of Timothy Toodles' By
Mr. George Christy.
Brzanfs MIast7es "A good entertainment every
night. Dan Bryant will give bis Essence OF Old
V1ginny" at every performance this week.
Dusseldorf GaLery--Ihe fine collection Of statuary
and paintings this house s exhibition every day
and evening. No. 54S Broadway.
Van Anburgk'S Menogerie.-Tbis is the last week
bu one of this exhibition. number of rev animals
have been lately added the collection Palace Gar
de1s, Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue.
WrY1ER GARDES-Miss Ellen Bateman, well
known years back on the stage as q child, BOW being
q young lady will appear this evening in Eyangelne,
dramatic version of Longfellows admired poem.
Promise speaks well of her to personal appearance
and ability. Great care has been taken with the
preparation Of this Drama and the cast embraces all
the msgnaes Of the company. We have one leading
piece of counsel 10 give h dsbutsnts ss follows: Ger
tain traditions Of the stage, az TO eocuon aud depor
rtnt ale vulgar stupid and bsO An affected intona-
ton, uoutbpg utterarce, stage strut, mark many
Of thcm became for arising from undereducs
tion aud deficient knowledge OF good society the
poor PLAYER" COMPOUNDED such swelling and striding
with simplicity in voice aud manner. OF late years,
owing 10 some OF the critics in this city great change
has come actors, and few of them now begin TO
speak and act ike human beings. Lei debuants mark
the success which attends these favoes and profit by
the example. Especially if those new 10 the stage
have studied eocuiion and quantity as 1t IL called
let them beware of being inflated aud unnaiura for
most readers DISCLAIMERS spoiled Ia their reading
and speaking by analytical eocutiOn Speak from the
chest; AVOID nasal nIonstisn national SIM be dis
tinct in utteraDce and natural in the utteranee as
the heart ana he SHOULD OIciae, aln tuds ~ I'll 10
elocution well-bred person needs for the stage We
have not heard Miss Baien an either the stage or at
rehearsal, aud have no knowledge Of her ability, but
simply take occasion TO recite these hints with EN-
phasis.
LfcTURFs-Prof Ellie Charlier lectures at the
Spinger Institute Lecture Room, Union square Thu
evening; subjects Victor Huge" L. Y. Robin
lectures on Sanitary Science the Cooper Institute
ths evening NJ. j. Raphal PhD., lectures at Temple
Hall, this evening" subject; The Wealth Power, and
Enterprise of the Hebrew People as Evidenced BY the
Building of King solomon's Temple, &C." The hev.
John Cotton Smith lectures at the Hall OF the hiso1
cal Society, thk evening; subject: Egypt ana Inc
Scriptures" Dr. Gilbert lectures on the Digestive
Organs" at the Hall in Eighth avenue, between 1 wen.
tie,h and Twenty first streets, this evening. wendell
PHILIPPE viii lecture at the Brooklyn Tabernacle to-
morrow evening; subject: "a Plea for the DissOia
ton Of the Union" Tomorrow evening Judge Day