New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

Garden, In the character Of q Psrthenis" We Dave
Asard something Of Miss IDos in the Cslfornn press
ssa under that she was fairly successful Id 'nS'
nsu and not over-ertcal region VI Ter appearance
hasa there wac lhile notice, and no effort was mace
s,tise the public of her existence beyond the ordinary
x,.ytsno of the thester. This, taken In connection
- ,siny afternoon the selection Of play which Is
=, v,hpe bni favoriie and more than all the fact
s.s the public have Of late been 30 often called upon
An .dge ambitious asptrants who have without excep'
ssan failed Is reason enough 10 excuse the hinness Of
de honss.
Misc Ince has o good form, graceful carriage, e1-
yss,sve and mobile face, particularly effective eyes
asa voice at once sweet flexible and under perfect
ssasrol Her elocution is admirable; indeed, whs 30
ssf>shog, after the terrible infection of jer'
ksy, spasmodic horror under which the pubic have
aely suffered that in the fulness Of grateful rebel we
ssuld almost pronounce it perfect. The public VIII
understand us better, perhaps IL we simply say that
Min Inee read the English language in perfectly
cary natural manner, with scarcely ali attempt at
ss4e effect and therefore, all the more effectively
TIE part IL not one evoke strong contrasts nor Is
b easy 10 make original points in 1t; but Miss lDee
Sacsed correct apprehension Of the character, and
Illustrated with charming effect never once oersep-
ving the modesty of na,urenever once descending to
sk< vile practice of rant The result was that she
sisssed her audience through all the piece, without
esssnshng them in any part either by SentorAn ep-
.lne Or Cushmanic muscle. We know rothng Of the
sunss Of characters with which che is familiar; but II
he ID 40 a. bone in comedy for which her face and
cotton are particularly well fitted, she would be most
valuable scquisiton to any Of our theaters She VIII
r,pes. Partbenia" this evening.
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A MopEL ScHooL-HousE.--The new public sehoo-
Aeuse erected in tie Twenty first Ward, under the
.;ces of the Board Of Education, has recently oeeb
eomrie,ed and il now ready for occupancy The ehhee
n ,oa,ed in East Twenty seventh street. between Tie
soud and Third avenues and is erected upon The s"
NJ aid public schoohouse No. ID. No pains have
Sssn SHARED 70 make this q model scbool-bouse' Ihe
s,hoolruoms and reciiahon-rooms all seem perfect IN
sSeir adaptation TO the purposes designed Even the
slay grounds have bot been neglected. gymnasium
d attached where the boys may exercise and develop
their physical system.
. The main building, including the wing u OF BRICK,
seur stories in hight and presents facade Of lO1 iee
h wiath by l30 feet in depth. The ground moor con-
tsins aparmens for the JanitOr the Trustees and the
Ma, grounds. The meetDg.roOm OF the Board OF
Trustees is fitted up in elegant STYLE with desks Tor
each member and every appurtenance OF comfort
Tho play grounds for each department are sepants
ana covered In snch manner that the children may
su;oy themselves in the most iDelement weather a
short eight Of steps from the main entrance communi-
ses with the first floor, which is to be devoted to the
Primary department On the floor above, Is the Girls
Department, the hgbestAoor being devoted 10 the boys
The main rooms of these departments are elegantly
atsed NJ and well ventilated. Lttle hydrants with
srakipg eups are arranged about the Preuires' All
Ne esihr ga high and the most improved bias
10 a>on adopted for warming the building During Tie
erection of this Schoohouse which has occupied near
4, two years, the Sessions Of School No. 10 have been
ie in two rCketty old houses on the opposite SIDE Oh
he street.
Lafayette Oney is the Principal Of the malls depart
,.su Of this schoo with ten assistant teachers caro-
INA r. Whiting presides over the female
ih six sssis,snts There are fifteen teachers III 'ne
q srpary department. The School Commissioners arr
Andrew v. Stout, hate Chy Chamberlain, and JONI
Davenport, both prominent and efficient members
IA Board Of Education. The Inspectors are Ed"art
C. Jobnsou and James Underhu, and the Trustees
John Stephenson, james Dennis b. b. CbapPeh' u
w. Decker, b. b. Atserbury, Alez B"ncon' T.. 81
I,loon and w. L. CegswelL