New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06
hMUSE NENTS.

"a
antiquity at Laura Keere's, tie swakiDs from
" Americas Dream to reality not exbilara;iDg to
the treasury Of the Winter Garden, the e. identical
hatcbet" Of the bold William Tlman at BarDum's,
tie burning to death Of poor dancing girl at Broad
way temple Of low att the songs and smilings Iough
burnt cork and pl4in perpraton Of tie Chrsiys with
10 end Of rumofs Of something new and slrewd sur
mires of the fortunes Of the coming stasoD," have
been the events of tie Last week in the theatrical world
ofNew-York.
1t is always amusing, at time when there is nothing
else TO do 10 track tie fight Of the bright creatures
WHO float for months in the atmosphere Of the stage to
their Sumner haunts Of recreation. They wing their
way through tie columns Of tie ne wspapers. And
there tbey utter and ulter serking rest and some
times-a'asl too ofen-fnding none all Summer long.
None will deny for example, that Miss Laura Keene
should have the sweetest and deepest repOse Uness
che has discovered the fountain of perennial youth,
we aware that sLe viii come back TO il the Vail
melancholy example Of the results of too devoted la
bOri for did she not become OF tie Seven Sisters
when they were in their short clotbes and did she not
grow MP witt tihom, ever the most active Of the
magic circle until they had almost reached second
childhood AID yet she has restlcssy wandered, In
prut, since she gave up playing the devil, over the
shore, Just touching the toe of her foot
at the various watering-pLaces, and ID stin
in motionl AMI even Manager Sinart. whose enthu-
siatic tolls at the Winter Garden all last season should
eutlile him TO doler far nene Of the most luxurious
sort, has been kept agoiug amol all sorts Oh noun
taus and all sorts Of streams while everybody ought
20 know that he is quietly located at baum, on the
coat known only to handy fishermen whose game Is
urI Tor T.. lie
shares. 1t lat accounts Miss Matilda Heron might
have been almost anywhere, and tho same may be
sid of Mrs.. Hoey, and the Wallacks, and The oIher
favoites, while il Is clearly aseertaiued thai Bouc
can on the other tide Of the water il st one and the
same timo refreshing after the "Colsen Dawn " in
Switzerland, Scotland, and Paris
We know where to lay cur bands on the Florcnces.
Tley aro not birds Of passage this Summer and ought
70 be foahcIing THEN nest niece attic Winter GARDEN,
but we fcar aro not so fGtheHDg On account Of tie
war. And yet, row that tie smoky visions Of Anne.
rcas Dream have rolled away, they getupa pleasant
atmosphere for warm evening, aided by the rev
vee;ilue introduced into the Garden and are good-
humored and lively in spite Of tie thermometer. Mr.
Toodle will appear this evening and there is clever
German song thai Mr. Florence sings in the Les OF
her Proioan fares, Thrice MAui,J,' together with
Tekels are out for the benefit generously offered by
Mr.. f. TO the widows and orphans Of the
brave boys Of the Sixty-ningth, who fell be-
fore Manassas Hnd thus the lighter branches OF
life are iwned very gracefully with the heavier, and
Art crowns itself with greener laurel than all the
rest Of tie wreath sprung from the soil Of ehnri
ty and patriotic gratitude TIE house should be fuller
than it was when Mr. ~ Smith made hi.rehppearano
Why viii tbat gentleman, or any other member Of
tie Cocktail Guard happening 10 be 10 New-ioIk,
testify bic devotion the Star and Stripes BY volun-
teerng his services for this oocasoni
There is danger tha, the war will make great gaps
in the ranks Of he popular players. Far-awHy man
agers arc alert TO their golden opportunity, and ply
their 1nost irsidous arts THUS manager Naguirc Of
various Califruis ihea,er, has just offered Mr..
Florence Ducl larger sum Of money than We sup
psed hsd any tangible existence. to come to tho land
# the Vigilance Committee, him and his wife, and
play one undred nights
Just 20 mention that they are doing q piece called
he Seven Sisiors" NJ Laura keenes, should excite
some fevertnt curiosity. The scenery used in has
strangely antique appearance, and is supposed TO be
coeYal with the famjus Old Park days, while the
properties can claim an origin ess recent iLan that
Of tie original east of1besIi and the cas-, has come
down through generations of 80. Tonight, for the
eyer-so-many'th time, the " Sven Sisters
Dramatic attraction, sdedioday to the praiical
booty Of Mr.. Baruum. The bears and anacondas lie
down together and little child 10 TO lead them, to
wit Little Lola who, with proper assistance, will pre-
sent farce, vaudeville, and burlea, in the Llcturc
Room. There, too shall be found Dora with the
double voice and the seal with bis sleek wet coat aud
eyes thst get accustomed to the natural curl
osiiios ilai surround hin.
Brysnts Ministries reoponod THEN Hal, n No. AZ
Broadway, las night, after recess and renovation.
Many pleasure seekers viii he revived by the word,
for Campbell the tuBeful singer, is coming With tho
rest Of the sable brethren, and EIh Horn and the
brothers u. are not left bohind. The Chrsys will
help sustain ts branch Of at hig up at the suyyc-
sant Institute.
Tic health Of Mr.. Corlova forbids further reading
# bic clever poem, on The Rebellion snd tho War,
beyond tonight ani tomorrow night, after which tho
LyceUm will be closed,