New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02


They will be csssed in four department. viz:
ATiC-DRAMATIC-BALLET
aud the iutere,tiug and beautiful BOTANICAL DISPLAY
THE FLORAL DEPARTMENT.
This deuartnet will he under the supenendence o! the
weknow and distinguished hos Mr frzpdr@t corner Of
aud 2h st. who has furnished tho requisite -al
for transforming t popular resort into ys con'eryltoy,
with every variety Of native ana exotic % rowe aropss
FOR a unique and beautiful Garden. r -,
The Gardens in different departments Inc munveu
bule or entrance from Broadway presents
FLORAL AVENUE
surrounded on all sides with every variety Of Plants ard Flowers,
~ FULL PLAY,
Orusmented with Dolphins and Mer%sid.,
occupying the nds OF Woodbine and other climbing
While the light from thousand je Illuminate. the
lhe If i PaRTERRE a tRe oPES
containing thousands Of the most choice plants IN bud and bloom
fully AbO classic statuay &c, and arranged for
'ns REF RhsaMGNTs Fur LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
during the intervals of the stage performance
other .pendd Garden .arrOmdrd With the dehet Rorcats
ebeisImen Playing Foutins set,ees Arbor. rsbcs &c.
This uarden is for gentlemen to be used smoking and
conversation promenade -
The FsP sPh aSSSy Of .ns $ Ts;Ef%St' ARson
meosed both sides vita vines and runners of ysons kinds
from hi. Arbor lead directly the Of the heaer
On he light Arboris the the Grand Floral
'''''H PALACE OF FLOWERS
which is literally filled with the most costly Flowers and shrub-
berry, ExOs Lime and other tropical In fall fruit.
Ia the of this hall is erected the
LARGEST BOTANICAL AQUARIUM IN THE WORLD,
filled with collection Of Aquatic Pla1t' Also several
containing nunberess specimens o the hnny tribe exhibiting
their natura habits, movements and instincts
At extremity of this Garden Alcove fitted np
and ssfsDt flowers Ibis recess spp1opristed the
LADs 9REsse devoted bl soUDo
1he Fountains have been placed and ornamental BY those
S broadway and The Vegetable Animal Aqaara arrlnged
By Me.sr. GLEASON GODDARD of No. "A Broadway
MUSICAL AND OPERATIC
Department will be under the personal supervision Of the cee
'''''D MAX MARETZEK
whose exalted reputation is guaranty that the Musical Enter
Already been ed into with several
leading FOREIGN and NATIVE yoCALlsrS, among whom
Mad. Won BERKEL and Mad H. EcKHARDT.
One OF the principal features OF this entertainment Will be-
that ali the Opsrac i-ms Aras Pieces &c wheth
by foreign Prime DOnne or native VO'ast' will be SUNG
CONCERTS GIVEN IN THE PALACE OF FLOWERS,
which will be msgnihcently decorated for the occasion
THE DRAMATIC DEPARTMENT
will mt the citizens OF ork some OF me most plon
TITS and NEW CANDIDATES. for public favor and e the
design Of The manager to produce variety of Liohr DhA-
fiL BnRkEsatEs gyKgTbkvILLEs coMEDErTAs, &c,
guaranty the excellence Of these performances, The
following those engssed are e. MENTIONED
Mis-. POLLY MARSHALL, II MARX SMITH,
H. S$sh SSss g@SiSff @ e $ai.Ss SPxHSFSaE sl$ss
Mi: s.: 1HS oEoRGiNA 6 ma iREIG- Mr. D. Y LEEsoy,
Mrs RElGNOLDs, Mr. L. j. VINCENT,
Conductor for Drama and Bsiiet; Mr. JOHN COOKE
Scenic Artists. Messrs THORNE and JOHNSON
THE BALLET DEPARTM
be under the control of those accomplished and popular
Nile LIMA wINDEL and Mons HYPPoLITE wEITHoFF;
10 ss,t whom a ma nber of the most distinguished dancers
and a.qan haze been engaged & A'Rf %DRoSA f% GALE
Mile KATARINA Mr., Mr., Afnak' sfIpasv
M1Is MIs bhhiEi 5f JOHN. Mfie Mfis aasSRRIIFErrE,
M,ie CHRISTINE, Mile BRUZZlA
And full Corps de Ballet
To all these varied and beautiful entertainments embracing
Ballet Opera Drama Promenade Concerts Botanical and Flo
Gardens and inspection the stage the price oil admissions
ONLY FIFTY CENTS,
which gdcan price all the curious and inruc,
tive features Of this immense establishment may DC studied ana
GiTENTivE USiERs and A SPECIAL POLICE will
be waiting assist ladies' and children and preserve order
GRAND OPENING NIGHT.
MONDAY EVENING June 4, 1860
The doors win be oPenedtwO hours before the commencement
u '"' '''' ThE STAGE OF THE T4EATERi
Set beautiful GARDEN Scene (panted by Nh John Thone
and adorned with real tiOWsr: ,ss wiz IN De s,roRs
who will have full liberty 10 pass BEHIND THE SCENES,
and all the parapnenalia of the mimic world
a%S aS'' a1d pop
performed by & the 4a 95sher1 s,lS gSnd; d. THE GONG
the audience M is ' SiEs aiS i' the
Which will commence, at O'clock, with - -
After which the
Grand Ballet Divertisement of
Loretta daughter of Nile LIMA WINDEL
Max, in love with Loretta. Mons HYPPOLlTE MElrhOfE
ssryiale rival OF Max...'''..''''.'M W. ;SSN LEESN
Mad Jacobi mother OF Loretta A1MAh
In the of the piece, - .
Pas de Mile Lima Wnde and Mons Wehof
Character dance L. wndel and wfihca
Finale the Corps de Ballet
The performances in the Theater will then be
SUSPENDED FOR FORTY MINUTES,
to give time promenade aud reeshment in the gardens
aIbos and sbloons and Tor the
OPERATIC VARIETIES.
condoeto Nh; Inv M.rc;eeis Concer, Band
Songs and Ballads in Engish by had Won BERKEL and
Mad. H. ECKHARDT.
REFRESHMENTS tor Ladies and GentemenCcsplr
exceptedwi be served In the Saloons ana
'ns re ,S 1yERETIC INrERLUDE the Theatrical Pro-
win be resumed and the evenings con-
Guided v iih the newly edited musical ourlesque OF
THE RACE-CC URSE OF LOVE;
SHE sTooPs AND DOESN'T CONQUER.
scbaneus Ming of scyros, q dotins parent aud man
p,syosns an asute tuter ancient schooW DAvD0E
Nsrcissus Nix Dolly sort Of chap one me S1na
THAN order wanting only the capital "A H. DA'ESrohf
Thaso, major, well acquainted with 'l1nous ,s,
.,.,....... PETEkS
Hpponenes pur,te pupil and fast young nIsp who can
Cupid whom everybody knows by . afsi POLLY MARSHALL
Atasnts strong minded a.et dee. daughter OF Ans
Msi.anis Dueuns ready to do anything to heh Was MN
MerOe the O" mother of the fast young % %n Reynolds
Yam. opeen NJ Hearts from La Belle