New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03
CITY ITEMS. ,

week OF Professor Anderson nd liz Juvenile assstsnts
at this house. The audiences have been overio wing
every night OF their engagement, aad their perform
snces have proved eminently acceptable. great nu
Der Of lew mysteries announced in tbis week g
programme and greater wonders than ever are prom
led.
The Winter Garden, may be seen by the al.
vertemett, viii open for the Fail and Winter So spa
on SEPTEMBER 10Th, under ns~ management, aud with
all the surroundings necessary to insure success Mr..
A. W jackson the manager has committed the stage
tv the charge of SIR, Ffedercks gentle long aud
fasoIably known to the public. Toe stars who will
| spresr In succession are Mr.. and Mrs. WILLIAMS Miss
CbsIctte Cushmqn, Mr. j s Clake, the celebrated
| American comedian Mr. Edwin Booth Miss Dsven-
| rort, Mr.. Jefferson, &c. The comp my 10 sustain
thoee distinguished artiets em braces mrS. Dddeid
| Kate Wemyssl, Miss Ada Clifton, Mrs. Chanfrsu,
Mrs George Stoddart, Miss Climber, Meesfs Cou tock,
| Duvdge, j Dunn, c. Thorne, Edwin, L,wler, Mar
lowe Lingt am &c. Mr. HAYES will be scenic artist,
and M. Mollenbsner will Lad the orchestra.
WaHaeLs Theatre.-Miss Jane Coombs aud George
Jordan will appear here for five nights this week in
| the Wifes Secret Tonight grand testimonial
10 Charles w. rsy lor viii take place at this house.
| kibios Gorden.-The couteet between the amateur
gyDDasts Of the city has proved Of the best cards
| of the manager and will b continued every night
this week Tt -nigh the single trspese Will test the
powers Of the gymnsss la addition to this at 'ac ion
the regular company, inclu ing Zoysra and tie six
HauloDs appear every night.
ke,r Bouery Tlsater. The attraction at this house
| ia new spectacular drama called The Siege of Pal
myr..'
Barnuns Museum Managerial enterprise ia never
at stand It'll at ths establishment but fresh novel;
| lies continually presented In 'he curiosity de-
par men Aquaria must be the chief traction,
though the Fat Baby and the Lean Man each has ite
admirers. Ii is easy to be that Barnum is YAM
kee rom the manner in hich he is continually asking
| questions After VI cferatiDg for several mouths
What is it ?" be gees still further and inquiries What
csn they be-" He il supposed to refer TO some new
cor, of animal he bss Just received.
| Bouery Iheater.-Tbis evening Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Wsllark IT, commence an engag ment at this house.
The tlay for tonight 10 Macbeth
Rooiev and CampbeTs Minstrels.-This excellent
| company of mnsIels give their entertainment every
night at Eiblos Saloon which place they have leased
for tie Winter season. Their programme IL always
good che, and tbeir peifo mancss always enjoyable
! Dusseldorf GALLERY This fine exhibition is open
night and day 1t No. 5iS Brosdway-the removal to
the lew buildirg not taking place til November
| Theatrical Iems.-Mr. Forrest begus his engage
inert at Niplos Garden, on Monday, ths l7tl inst.
TIE company engaged to support him, are Messrs Z.
B Conway, C Fisher T. f. Morris, A. Feuuo,
Capcn aud others. with Mrs F. B. Conway, Madame
Pcn'si Mrs. w. C. Gladstone, and Kate Fisher.
The FloreLces play tonight At the Arch Street
Thester Philadelphia.
MIR. A. Ii. Davenport, who met with severe &C
cident at Stamford couple Of weeks ago is rapidly
recovering, snd IL able TO be about the house on
crutobes. He will probsOl, bs well enough to fulGl
bic engagement at Walacss soon after the commence
ment of the season
The PRINCE OF WALEs.-The Committee Of Ar
rargemenis for the reception Ct his Royal Hghness the
Prince Of Wales in this city, will meet tomorrow at
9 D. m. at the Merchants Bank, TO arrange for the
ball and to perfect the appointment Of Committees
made at the primary meeting The Com nit,ee on In
vitations will make their report at that time.
MUsIc AT THE CENTRAL PARK-Large numbers Of
the people were gathered at the Park Saturday drawn
by the dulcet strains Of melodous Dod9orh and the
desre nhs the purer air among the rocks add trees
of that locality. Young America, either carried in ma
tsrnsl tr5tting around on its own legs made
up large portion OF the crowd, and enjoyed itsef
hugely, though the sun was so hot" aud the
pailit SO lIIU O iLiIe NOlCrsi eoc
en-" The "Tannhauser March " Selections from
the Hugaenots and Away Down South to Dixie,
as rendered by the band, collected dense cro.d
around the music stand. The seats under the awnings
and the sters leading down under Terrace Bridge
more than full; large number of carriages stood
the top of the bridge in the road, while those who
could only find Standing room clustered about the
muscaps where they maintae their ground in spite
Of Leaf and wearinees. Ia addition TO this, hundreds
strled aocg the walks the grass at the edge
of the lake watching and feeding the three graceful
swans that stll remain. All classes Of society were
represented; hardbanded labor with dinner basket in
one band and leading it's little with tue other,
elbowed its way among the crowd; while soft-paned
wealth rolled along in easy cushored carriages driven
by livsried coachmen. Evidently the people are
pleased with the Park.
MILITARY MATTERs.-Tbe great military drl for a
prize will be held the State Fair at Elizabeth City,
New rsty, Oh the 5tb inst, at P. m. The affair
promises to be Interesting
Company 6. Independence Guard Twelfth Regt
msnt, Capt James A Boyle, will celebrate their
twenty third anniversary and the birthday OF their
lac Captain John T. Cairns, by parade and dinner,
the 4th inst. The Company aud their guests viii
dine at the G,anercy Park Hotel Captain Major
Lyle will parade with them as an /. G., and the ex-
Colores Of the late Twelfth with ths National Guard
OF Philadelphia, will be guests on this occasion.
The Bighwood Guard of Hoboken, snd National
Blues cf New Haven, lefs Boston Friday morning, by
tie shore route, for the City Of Ems Before their
de; arturo both companies were entertained by cola
tiop given by the # I'M ofthe ID Regiment Col Cow
din who escorted them to the railroad depot. They
reached New Haven about ( O'clock where they were
u.t ~ tie ex.menbers of the Blue. commanded by