New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07

az Seven SonsP is Mr.. James Gordon Bennett He
has certainly never shown o greater capacity for
erouod and lofty tumbng in all his career public
pantaloon, than the somersaults Of the Sons de-
veop. The acting in the thing 10 not wholly disgust
ing, as the public may see any time the next six
m,nths, but until important reforms are effected in
the discipline Of the coryphees they viii afford a
more lugubrious spectacle Of physical deereptude
than our sanbrious climate would seem TO warrant.
Toe cheerful beauty of Wallacks new theater has
done for the management what the new play would
alone have failed to d. aud has surrounded the capt.
tai company with full rows of bright faces. ahe
public camors for sensation, and will not tolerate
innocent dulness at @ period when even the quasi
religious press, under the heaviest management, is
sues spced extras for the taking in of him who runs
at high price, 1t s not surprising therefore, that
the pablo taste the sheet-anchor Of our hberties) is
10 be gratfed, the New President" to 60 out Of
office, and drama Of Effects to be produced at
the earliest moment Meanwhile, to that small class
who relish quiet action on the stage, and scenery and
dresses that have nothing of tawdriness in them
although Sunday paper makes complaint that Wal
lacks moon is not " round or probable"-the " New
President" will prove an attraction for one week
longer.
The senses of the public are rapidly departing I'M
Ter the influence Of the Prestidgtateur. He has
20, them under magnetic CONTROL and they cannot
apparently help following him. His success at the
Academy of Music like that, indeed Of all the places
Of amusement is a satire upon the gross overgrown
predictions of the press Of the South, and the man
aQement needs no more extra cards TO keep him well
under public notice. Hermann, indeed, is an
nouneed TO appear every night until the 10th instant
when he may be tempted to Brooklyn by the great
success Of bis late single performance there, and
thereafter be will fash upon Philadelphia.
The ROYAL Circus is not the least successful OF the
mapy enterprises of Mr.. Nixon this season. it is
modestly making him snug sum, and has encour-
aged an effort in the came line at Of the Bowery
theaters. The delicious Autumn favoIs the enter
tanment under sanvas, and Mr.. Nixon is too shrewd
manager not to provide the best article Of witching
horsemansbip. Elks, in addition TO educated bufa-
!oe,, form pleasing geological feature, and Louise
Toumaire rides dashingly, while Eaton Stone, the
Conrad Brother, and other clever performers con-
tribute to the programme.
A panorama Of a South Sea whaling voyage,
which has been greatly successful in the Eastern
States, where hey know about such things, will be
unrolled at Hope Chapel on Tuesday evening.
Miss Nina Foster will read at the Brooklyn
Aihsnum this evening
Mr.. j. 8. Clarke has had the great success Of the
season at Buffalo.
The name Of Mrs. John Drew should be marked
with houor. AZ manager Of the Archstreet Theater,
Philadelphia, abe has had wire protectors made Tor
every hight in all the dressing and wire cases
for the side and topghts of the stage In the future
no balet-dancer viii DO permitted to appear unless
her gauzo has been washed in 6re-defying solution