New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30


honest national feelings are safs from insult at Wal
lacks. The touse has been brilliantly crowded since
the opening; the new play is announced for nightly
performance.
Mise Reere has made no important changes in the
compositIon of the " Seven Sons" and it remains
more reasonable, vicious and low performance thsn
we supposed decent public would tolerate. lhere
would seem to be a profound farce in the niin'eh-
ancc of Bastille rigors in the Bay while abuncau'
and prosperous infdelity is praoticed openly on
Broadway. The newspaper that IL suspended oy
legal force is not half dangerous, became not bali
20 in dious, the play at the theater which dS'ils
rebellion through the elixir of gorgeous scenic
and broad physical effects. Public sentiment must
be perverted public perception must be slow If
the Seven Sons receives no rebuke. The indig'
nifty offered is the greater because the exhibitions Of
the stage, especially when they kept out Of the
Intellectual sphere, have no Legitimate connection
with the politics or the religion Of the day, Mss
Keene has apparently adopted the system Of the con
cert halls, and by putting her thea'er their level
has avoided their influence, which has been felt Sc
verely in late seasons. The tone OF the piece is de-
ploraby low, and If it, ribald jokes were directed
against less sacred object than the War for the
Union, there would be nothing TO commend, except
that dazzling show for which Miss Keene has become
celebrated.
HoTmanns new programme is very successtul,
and Madame Hermann is pronounced duck Of
ID. On Saturday the Academy OF Music bright
ened up with ladies, and matinee was celebrated
with ali due spirit. The rubbing Of two rabbits into
one ELECTED charming feminine wall, subdced bnt
affective, and the low buzz that waited upon every
magical surprise the best of applause. On
Tnursdsy night, when the Academy IL devoted to the
Orphan Asylum the Pres,idiytateur viii wtIek him
self over to Brooklyn. and do his inmitabIe tricks
the Academy there. One Of the bands Of negro min
strels will burlesque bm this week.
Mrs. Wood viii end her performances ct the Win
ter Garden on Saturday next. She will appear in
I" Cindere la" and tue comedy Of "The Actress by
Dag ight' this evening. Two Spanish dancers,
called Cubas and Ximenes, are engaged.
The proceeds Of the entertainments ct Nxon's ROYAL
Circus tomorrow evening will 10 devoted 20 the
mother OF the four Gale sisters who met death in 30
terrible form AZ the Philadelphia theater. She is
des0lae beyond expression, and out OF tie reach OF
any but the most practical sympathy. the ncIng
of her beautiful daughters has ofen given pleasure
3, New-YorLers, aud no testimonial 70 Their worth
could be more appropriate than generous support o.
her from whom they have been taken. THIS sort OF
charity has already been extended in Philadelphia
and Baltimore. The Circus will benefit Eaton Stone
the fearless horseman this evening.
Tho Uippopotamus, so highly recommended by
the sacred writers, cannot be induced to stay Win
Mr. Barnum hey oDd the present WEEK.
Two living whales are exhibited al Jones's Wood,
and are considered curious.
only refer to Mr. Barney Williams in the following
remarks:
"a gentleman Of tie Profession who 10 $500
ci. or coupecied hled reasonable ycep
Cocs,, Cuh d snt Who Is rich IN TIE po-rs'.o Of
tic high Of tbs pubic ryeywhe'e e
h,sIssoled at kgue and and paJrulb nse NS''h
cie whose VIE si'o 1uhvcrss ias"ito-oo 81 them
ut.c. Of hi, city totem AVID coan'di su,c ard a.
people Of Nrw OH IL utlrg AVS attention sud
giving h time up TO- matters aud inhs "H' We 40 80 70
rop. II does NOT dcsi.i ion, VII sec 20 or hm br TN
ton Of uoyeuHea' and iyi ron toe military ah"ii'
tbs = Na'hny'oa u = III 'rcr' iel me PUG ~
though Ions uHny Of our cry OF. i" W. 4r III
onen conn 81 ia Fo Lafayette are allowed ne DON 20
liberty ~lh hey looi they 10 not usr - ec,9LP'a
tbei IL t. witt tho knoSltdge and not OILY bl'
hg psfnon Of COL Burse who /. in c"uua VI the fort
that prs have been dsuy allowed go osi up N"
lowe. iu hyat. with siHys sod'- Tor guard o."
morning atriuoob itching ing ~ ssius Inc =
tsnsu OF the FTo.in 20 HON beye rerr-d uoi only
ha slmoU taiy v'o' 60 tho it hrinairs On s'a
occasion aupers a. I'D. md uhoriux1 e Of the hgm
~, naive gen,r.us fsnd 20 tLo b. cse 20 .,c,
.rpr.or, dow "a the bay W do % b. vis't.
merely % Old nruds favored hun dgy performance.
bat understand a. they eal sud
bestowed probably bs0e for fuurs 70
coz fion and fyot iY hi pfois souE when these
prescott troubles nay &c nird aud The solhefn 'ur co
more open for thesfl syruur- ~ present the c'udnst
o. this lloyd gyGtlyusn J., igeKlucane Ana a. ne ~
noutc-d appear Of rosdssg heater VIA eis
Ht- brfs hup~. Tor his ak &c vi!l osAe
,ar,artory r- pl4nstion = h, before ius So"
- The daughter 4 MIR. Chas. Walcot, the comedi'
an, has written comedy, called THE Cnp and the
Lip which, il is understood, viii be produced at
| the Winter Gardsn week hence, with Miss Ada
| Clifton. Dir Charles Wacot, and Mr.. Walcots son,
ia the ea1iugparts.
80 Mr.. Thomas lie Walden, author of tho Seven
Sisters" hasr signed the Chapaincy OF the Twen-
| ty-Gfth Regiment.
| - Tie boston Courier says that Prof. Anderson
! amszes and entertaius the crowded assemblies at
tactel IN his performances.
- Nm. W. II. Smith, an estimabe lady aud adj
mirable actress died in this city on Friday evening
last She took her farewell oftae stage at ths How
! arb Atheugum. Boston, in January last
- correspondent, in writing Of the "Seyen
Soos," Gays that actors Ike striws, move wth the
! current, and Miss Keenc may find it advisable for
her own interest to change the political tone Of tie
| new burlesque.'
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