New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

The pss, week has witnessed the closing OF three
Of the Broadway Theatres far as the regular sea-
son is concerned--the benefit at Mr.. Wallack's to-
night OF Mr. Moss, the treasurer-being the single
evening in addition. To this we ask attention, az
Mr.. Moss takes great deal Of pains to accommodate
the public who 20 thither. For the treasurer the
proersume viii DO "The Little Trcasurc'-and
a. Rural Fe'icity'-two prosperous names Tor the
occasion and the Ius,icaton which Is TO follow. In
these all the actors will perform, and Dir. WALLACE
senior will also have something TO say to the audi
ence between the pieces. This Theatre is very
beautiful, and has had most extraordinary success.
The war has not affec ed il unless favorablya'ni'
lies generally not giving balls and parties, but con-
,rbu,ne TO the soldiers fund, and finding the thea
,ro niney.nue to nine hundred and ninety per
cent cheaper mode Of spending the evening, than
a grand outlay for lights, gsrlands, supper, music
ball drcsses, end oil tho manifold details OF FASH
ionable private entertainment. Wallack's Theatre
however VIII not remain closed. There Is 40 rest
for tse wicked. summer season under Mr. Flor
ence will commence tomorrow night. Mr. ana Mrs.
Florence will be the principals. MIR. koppih viii
lead tie orchestra.
-Mi.s Keenes Theatre il reopcnod for tie Sum-
mer Season under Miss M. Mitchell. new piece
will be played tonight, Z" Fanchon, OF TIE Cricket"
in which Miss Mitchell has acted frequently else-
where. Il is translated from the German. 1t is a
sensational production if we may judge from the
scenes, tabeaux &C., enumerated in the advertise
ment. TIE company is composed Of Miss Mitchell.
Me,srr Stoddart, Collier, Davenport, Ramona, Par
slce, Hail. Hind, France, Wilkinson Mesdames
Hind Grattan. Stoddart, Emma, Morrell, Blanchard.
AT the Winter Garden VIM. Anderson, CON-
msnces his "Msgic.p displays There is Specta-
cular Burlesque called the Wizard Tempest by
VIM. Gayler in which Miss Emily Tborne, Miss
Jane Burke, Messrs. j. g. Burnett, Nickinson Hale
Hemple, II. Russell, Morris, G. Barnett, Bradley
JeTries, Evans, will appear. Aso Mr. j. H. Ander-
son-Msses Louisa, Eliza, and Flora Anderson, a
corp de ballet &c. New scenery too is mentioned
AT Niblo's Theatre, Mas Richings will appear
for the fret time in Aubers Opera OF The Syea
the occasion. Mis- Richings bus enjoyed much pub.
lie appreciation throughout the prolonged run Of The
Enei0atre.. The Syren being Il regular opera,
will afford better opportunities for the display OF her
vocal culture aud ability.
The Academy Of Music win be opened on
W ednesday night under Mr. Ullman-Six perform
ances being promised. The prima donna will be
Madame Comte Borchard--a new artist in this At
mosphere-Nad. D'Angri, and Mossrs. Brignoli,
Susini, Abela &c. Fist opera to be given, Luere-ia
Borgia. In the course of the evening Mr.. Cots
chalk will play on the piano. Mr.. Herman will
give some Of his handicrat. The price Of admission
will be to seats upreserved 30 cents Aspiring souls
can 20 to the amphitheatre for % cents.
The New-Bowery Theatre presents " The Three
Fast Women" Mis- Menken in nine characters,
and the !" idiot of the Mountains.'
The Palace Garden, corner OF Fourteenth street
and Sixth avenue, now yclept the Cremorne Gar len
has undergone notable additions under the
direction Of Mr. Nixon. A theatrical stage has
been put up at one end Of the concert room and
there will be concerts every night. This evening
when the new change takes effect, Miss Carlotta
Patti, who executes most admirably -probably bet
ter than any European vocal artist now abroad who
attempts ford music-w appear also. Madame
strakoscb, Signori DeI8rsuil, Ardavpni, SbrisIia,
Madame Cubas, &c. Mr.. Thomas Baker will lead.
Beside this, there the musical orces,ra in tho gar
den during tho promenade, and still another and an
entirely fresh and great attractions Circus built
for equestrian performances. Thus IN admission
secures three separate enteriainmonts-the instru-
mental music in the garden, beside tie promenade,
refrcshments trees and flowers, the concert in the
hall, and the circus feats in the amphitheatrs. A
new combination, and certainly liberal.
AT the Brooklyn Academy OF Music, Miss Date.
man will appear in "Ths Hunchbaek" tomorrow
night. Only one performance is advertised.
-Baruum's Museum has been throngsd during the
r.. L. D.L IL. A.
&C., will be found in the advertisement. The Mu.
scum has number Of admirable curiosi,ies, and an
attractive dramatic s.tertainmeut.
AT the Concert Of NJ. Ardavani at Niblo's Saloon
% Saturday night, some excellent music was afford.