New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
Tsnsasy Rals. -. Ia :

The appearance in public OF me Prestidgitateur will
be the high solemnii> Of ibis week.
The Muses. Of Irving Place held a meeting on Sstur
day evening 10 consider the prOprety of admitting
hin, into their sscred temple There some excite.
ment, but Nue. whose name we are not permitted
% mention, remarked that If Mr.. Ullman could allow
himself TO come in contact with black art like presti
dutaiion rrf, ring 10 bis original card, they ought
not TO BIS anyways backward. Melpomene, IN few
pertinent remsrks, depicted the unhappy condition Of
the ssterhood covered with the Snmmer sackcoth Of
dust, and did not hesitate say that for her part sle
was glad enough Of any excitement in tbese War times
The Convention adjourned with series OF resolu-
ton. fully ndorring the reputation OF Prof Hermann,
and commencing him the extended patronage Of the
Ney.Yorx public We understand that at q collation.
served in the Directors room, the Muses.
made arrangement to present the Prestidigtateur
with something handsome and valuable, which viii be
eShibiied M Son M completed, at TiIsny's.
The trick. will begin tonight. They will include
some Of He rmanns best impossbilhies and absurdi-
ties ana will he assiied by tho musc Of the opera
orchestra, led by Theodore Thomas-
Cinderella" was continued last week at the Winter
Garden, and the audiences large. II is always
chance that Mr. John Wood viii be little funny, and
il il worth while TO rsk much depression for 1t. The
burles1ue 10 net what IL should be- bnt it might be
great d.a worse. ,ragical Cinderella may be
Imagined. Mrs. Wood has played tragedy. and might,
No say might, play IL again. How much more plea
San. Cnds ella with occasional stroke OF bumof,
trle Of couical melody now and then, local slu-
zion here and there Such is the present version.
The scenery and dresses snowy, andthere is corps
Of yer, pretty bale, girls who might dance whether
they do OF not IL is gratifying 10 see them there, and
know that they light dance. At the end Of the piece
there is tou,h of lhe Cancap, the mad dance OF the
lorette here executed in q manner not 70 shock the
most h.stidous. Cinderella will be given toni ght
A comedy called "New-York Wives" introducing the
leading members Of the company will precede it. The
photographs Of Mr.. Davenport and Mrs. Wood are On
sale in the house. conrtitating decided nuisance.
Eixon's Cirrus, under canvas az the Palace Garden,
is The Zoyara and The clown, Lee Powell,
are announced for this week.
A large number of influential citizens have requested
Bsrnums Hippot,mus to wait little longer, and the
great natural curiosity has kindly consented
Two whales still live in the large tank at Joness
Wood, and afford o curious and instructive Q, IL
bon.
There s grand panoramic exhibition Of the Amer-
can war. with dioramic accompaniment, masc, and
popular lecture, at Hope Chapel.
Cbristys MnstIels are always to be found at stuy-
vesant Institute.
TIE report Of the accident by fire q. Wheatleys
Theater, in Philadelphia gives the name Of Mrs. f..
Gale OF the injured. II Is more likely TO have
been Of the daughters whose beauty and pleasant
style Us dancers are well remembered here.
Mr.. 4. Sothern took the steamer Asia, for England,
last Wednesday. His Wei. s not wholly unconnected
with " Our American Cousin"
Professor Apderson's Vsledictory terminal tour Of
the United States will begin OF Boston, this evening.
He is announced as the Great world-renowned and
preemineut Ambldextrous Prestgiator and ArchIllu.
sionist of the present century"