New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

The 'nationaltes to use ono Of the words which
came in with Kossuth and slouch-hats, but which
has recently not been heard from were represented
during the past week, and are to be eucidated dur
ing the present, at foar OF the theatres. Two Of
them were surrendered to the finest pisantry, and
two others to the bappiest labores In the world
speaking after the manner Of certain men. OqM
Ireland in the plenitude Of brogue, beggar, and
whiskey, has eliminated at Niblos Garden in he
shape Of Colleen Ba ~n, and at Miss Laura Keenss
Theatre, 10 the guse of Peep O. day.. We made,
by the way, some remarks on the manner in which
an English paywright's brains have been pirated to
produce the latter piece: we have nothing TO reosn.
from our statement notwithstanding the continuation
of the bold announcement in the play bills hereto
the contrary. We have before us a criliqne on tho
Peep o. day as produced at the Lycenm Theatre
London. The points which make the pIay-and
without which it would not hold water-a,e dsnis
cal with that hashed-up graceIsssly, and pamed
of as original here.
Uncle Toms Cabin has afforded good oppor.
tunity for Displaying at the Winter Garden the talents
Of child, which are really good. So to- is Miss
Fanny Browne as Topsy. We shall have something
more particular to say Of the came entertainment 90
not given at the Athenaam place just opened. AZ
the advertisements of the Aadenanm distinctly state
that no dramatic pieces will be performed there No
would DO led TO suppose that this was a readinga
tie novel, or a sermon On Slavery, or something ess
not play. But on studying the particulars OF tbs
advertise ment we find that the dromat,s p'rsoae,
black and white, are confgurated, by and
women in the aesh so wo are somewhat IN a mist,
Its a a muddle. Meanwhile we discover thstthe
Alheaauai is not literary institution or ercalat.
ing library. OF clubhouse, but simply Wallsck's
old Theatre. with boxes, pit and galleries stage.
scenery and appointments. 1t is a curioas, 90, to
say subipe question: what do actors take the public
for: iGors, asses, born blockheads that they can
pirate plays, deny that tAeie Tom OF tie cage i .
drama; call all opera with piano thrown ID grand
gala aud all manner OF other unclesn things
Uncle Tom is drama: it is based on tie most
widey-reed novel ever penned. The chaFaes are
before the foegts and are dressed to Represent tho
origina,s-eyen with lroinsion Of lamp-bacn TO AZ.
ford the requisite tntSo it lie rendered hi the Win
ter Garden. II they have any other mode Of pre-
.enting it at the A,henoum it cannot come TDier the
head Of our dramatic notices. Ii may, however, fnd
a place in the lecture or discourse column. Eat We
shall see.
Mr. Lester Waack confines his rirsD'r stage
management 10 presenting acongeries ofsilver'nksd
comedies Of the old schooi-yery much 10 ihs ieEgts
Of adrnirng and numerous auditories.
The Academy Of Music has been doing Md bee
iness in the opera way. Mr. Gottschalk hss eayed
Oh the piano there as well as at Nbo's Saloon.
The Board OF Health suin. at Barnum's aissaI
announce that the health Of the animals, S'rlFturs
and prois4ne, continues good. The NIT stsys TO 10
cracked as usual. fresh supply of liquid il oiered
for the theatrical tank. 1t is The Waters Of osLv-
ion. Several whales have died down The collar Of
the Museum, and whether this has any aiinion to
their damp funerals or not We do not learn.
Mr.. Geo. Crozier advertses farewell oo'.sr al
Dodworth's Hall IN Tuesday, the lib mat, 'ssnsd
by number of emmett artists.