New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21

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Herald and threatening letters TO the gentle Octo-
room hereof.
Mr.. Ullman's throes ere regarded with iivelness
which few occasions Of ruin and despair provoke
Il be true that we take deep satisfaction in tbe
ui.eres of our friends the fact ia not deForabe 90
long a, we take pains TO do the handsomest thing by
the and no charity could be more satisfactory TO as
intelligent taste than Mr.. Ullmsn. Not ali can
manage their woe with his winning grace. Few 90
eleverly turn their fountains Of bitterness to sweet
waters for the public cup. We like to Think Of him
az a venerable ruin Though whose dusty oreyices
creep the oveliest flowers and out OF whose chlnks
spring perennial fragrance and bloom and pray that
no may never be restored, and lose bis touching
interest. In eytremis he clngs 20 he box-olhce
standards, gives us four chances at opera instead OF
two and continues to contribute to lyrical literature
illusions Of curious density and warmth. The
Masked Ball viii be repeated in living place To-
night
The close Of the pres;idigtatorial season Is
drawing near, and we snail once more
see men, as men, walking, and the ordinary
affairs Of life assuming their natural plainness. ltis
fitting thaI the wife Of the Prestdigtateu should
have a benefit. Can we think of her, Is one who
probably sees through the darkness that walls to ofd-
nary eyes this wonderful man without certain
amount OF awey The confdante of the regning
belle ia scarcely less interesting to the followers
than tia beauty herself, and strange sentiment
should gather about one who, while she is very
pretty end accomplished, is still in league with
one of the ruling aud most uniformly successful
powers Of dhrkuess. Wednesday evening ls liked
ior the public tribute TO Madame Hermann
She VIII perform Oh the piano Miss Csriotts
Patti, charming creature viii assist vocaly, and
the Prestidigitateur, ike q faithful spouse, will
introduce four new tricks and flip many photo
graphs Of this lady to all parts Of the house II
some domestic Prestidigiaeurs could throw Of their
wives in the same way
The last week was the best 20 far at Wallack's.
II is objected in some quarters % the new drama,
"The King Of the Mountains, that II does injustice
10 TIE iuoden Greek character, but until oUr rela-
tions with the Greeks become more intimate, little
real difficulty need be sppreheuded on this score.
The enthusiasm over the tabeaux increases night by
NIGHT and one Of tie few genuine srs Of the year
While there il 30 much excellent acting to commend
on the psr of Mr.. Charles Fisher and others We re-
Qret thar Mr. Blake should have fit TO nterpo-
a.e since the frs; night feature OF his style, winch
is gross beyond endurance Need il be said that liz
decent exposure Of the person suggests III the heaer
az well as on the street the prompt attention OF the
police We trust that it is only necessary to remind
Mr.. Blake Of his exit in the brgand dress. Old and
unctuous men take Liberties, but it s over the last
bottles and when the ladies have left the room-
The King Of the Mountains will run we'll II Is
IN al respects the best show piece Of the season.
The whale is the dominant animal, eepsng even
the hippopotamus for the reason that il exists at full
length in the tank at Joness Wood and is descsnted
upon with vigorous eloquence by Capt. Williams at
Hone Chapel At the close Of day spent in the two
exhibitions one can dream Of Jonah without night
mare. being confident that mans skill has put under
subsection even the monarch Of the seas. We ars
not sure that coalition between the living whales
and the Voyage might rot reproductive OF the hap
pes effects If there be any obstacle, its that these
are white whales, with which the captain might bss-
itats to have an encounter. They IRE not regarded
with real respect by whalers, although landsmsn
may prefer them to the larger size.
IL the grand saloon OF Hope Chapel the Allegha-
mans are greatly pleasing large audiences by their
homely melodies and the clear music Of the bells.
These performers take hold Of the public heart in
something Of the way Of the Hutehinsons, who were
the delight Of a generation, and give the family
rarty that abstaius from the ruder shows what it
desires of entertainment.
Miss Lizzie Parker announces a concert at Irving
Hall, on Tuesday evening, in which Mr. Bhgood
and other known artists will take part.
MaGemoiseIe Scheler will make her first appear.
auce this season on Wednesday evening at the Stadt
Tbeater for the beueftof Mr. b. Perth son Of the dis
tnpuished Forth of the Royal Theater, DRESDEN in
an elegant comedy called The Violin Of Mozart
new drama, "The Angel Of Midnight which
was very successful in Paris last season, and has since
been performed in London 81 various theaters, as
well ar in the smaller cities Of this country, il an
nouneed Tor performance tonight at BarnUms Mu-
scum.
AR. EDWIN BooTH Is LoSDoS.-PecuEariy jeal-
ors as the English are at this time Of all American
products, ,he reception given 20 Mr. Booth at tho
Newmarket London, must be regarded as highly Hat
terng The press agree on the point that the house
was crowded, and the applause of the public hearty
Tie Al6snaf,m says Of bis Shyloek:
ellis arst scene sufficiently promising end the more
because bearing fewer Of Initiation han had been
Psctsd Lis voice and action were na.eta and me g,ns
the of bis judgment and whose physca powers
required udcous huseandag H h ~
the Jew claim employed wiz force and et
feet In the great his his daughters hight Ia
uncommon powel but that power rather IN
startling contra with the sloCs-er movement OF the earlier
sces sud certainly needs by reduction
Of re violence ervo but increase Of energy IN the pre-
vous Situations The trial m2rsed by the prevs-
ence rather than extent Of resources yet was
not without It's pshos Among the inportGons
that We may now expect from the Disunied States refugees
fo, the pes Inconvenience Of civil war Mr. Booth viz
pfobbN be found the eligible for that classic walk cf
dramatic art in woich have few English proteaors
The Examiner amuses well as instructs
Mr. Edwin Booth who has inside bis first appearance this
week on the London stage Shyock passes through hs
mouth Shakespeare words with curious varieties % decsns
ton but does not appear have formed any conception Of
the oharacet In the first when Basssno resistance Of