New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07
AMUSEMENTS.

Tbore has been no novelty presented at The thss,
tres during the past week. Mr.. j. W. Booth pes.
formed ut Proyosss Theaer-his best character being
Richard ILL., The combination company, Mexrs.
Davenport, J. w. Wallack Mr. Wheatley, &C., 4
Ni5los, offered stock pieces, with good success. Thsy
undertake tragedy end comedy. At Miss Keenss
Tbeater Peep o Day" was repeated. At as
Winter Garden Camille, with Mrs. Matilda Hc,oa
stoepel attracted excellent audiences. Wallscks
had good houses, with the standard comedies al
stock company.
AT Waack's there will lie the revival tonight
of III old comedy, Secrets Worth Knowing with
the fail force of the company.
AT the Winter Garden there will be new tragis
drama, The Sy6H, founded on celebrated murder
in Kentucky during the past generation. Mrs Ma
lda Heron Stoepel will continue her engagement for
three nights, during which this new piece will b
given tina lady Of doing the chief character.
AT Laura Keenes !. Tie Mccarthy or PsepS
Day will be continued during the week. 1t bss
striking situations and mos, romantic scenery.
AT Nblo's Garden-Sherdan's capital comedy u
" The Rivals" aud " Blsck-Eyed Susan will hrn
the attractions. The company proves popular -
usual.
AT Provosts thea,er, formerly Wsllack',-Msry
Provost will make her appearance in her native city,
&C., &c., Zee ADVERTISEMENT, in The Hunch-
back" Tuesday, in Grst to the Mil; on Wednss.
day in Cour. and Stste."
AT Barnums, the proprietor, not satisfied viii
the STANDARD Museum attractions or the SuperAtvs
Mutt again changes his dramatic bill, and gives
A" The Ogre and the Dwarf" for the deleclaton Il
the public. We refer our readers to the copioas
advertisement in another column Of the many good
things to be seen there-superior marves not to b
behsld once in a lifetime except under favorable
conditions: Such as the Whale the HippcpOanu,
tire Grisly Bear, the Smalles; Man in the Word.
besides charming exhibition. The aqusria, re-
yealDg in vital force, the sub-aqueous appearance,
habits, and peculiarities of the world Of Fishes,
alone constituting sufficient magnet TO An iDtsli
gent public. Mr. Barnum certainly exercises hin.
self to sustan the reputo Of bis institution.
Van Amburgs Geological Exhibition. in Sew.
enteenih street Sixth avenue, is magnificent u
It's kind. It competes with the great Government
geological Collections of Paris and London and is Q
remarkable example Of individual courage, enter
prise, and hberality. There are three exhibitions
daily. which include instructive statements respect
ing the collection, the display OF certain animal
ieats. including quadrupedsl low comedy busi-
ness the natural historical portion of the show Do
enlNened with wonderfully pleasant matter. esps'
c'ay 10 the little folks.
-" Church's Heart Of the Andes," very notable
painting is continued on exhibition at Goupils ~
Broadway, this week.
The old sailor Cspt. Williams ia still enabled
through the popularity Of bis whaling Voyage"
practically illustrated, 10 draw numbers nightly 70
HOPE Chapel, 20 Broadway.
Madame de Vilers's Coucer. last Friday, =
Dodworths Hall, wss attended by .elec; audienos,
which seemed highly delighted with she brillisos
execution o; tie fyorte French lianis,e. The pub
lie equally very enthusiastic in their prsses ID
the singing Nine de Villierss second Concst
will take place in the last days of April.
--Miss Emily Boaghtons debut at the Academy ID
OPERA is again post onei account Of iniSposiicn-
Sec advertisements.
--ConcerL--Mr. William Sasr will give his an
nual concert, on Thursday evening April 10, At 1r-
wing Hal.