New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-22
.AIEI AEIsENTs,
6oncG-fa, &c.

W q E4e INV Nll4pNl N.-IN Nul w 1.-Two yum
concerts Nr. Harrisons st Irving Hall, au'
Messrs. Mason and Ttomass classical eores. Th
first Of tie latter Tor this season will be given
Dodwo-tAs, Tuesday evening", Dec. e, with
supply Of quintet, quartet, and piano muiic. VeJ
iu,eres ing eniorta.nmpnts.--Th venerable Wcssiai
Of Handel will be performed By ohe Harm ME So
,:ety Christmas night, at Irving HAL. Tie solos
Will be sustained by Mrs. Mozs-t, sopraaoi Mre.
Jenny K-mptou, ulto; Miss L. ColrAn; Ir. G. Sinp-
son, teaog: Mr.. J. i. Thomas, base. The New-Yofk
Harmonic Society, in fall force, ,sill sustain the
clorgses TIE earsa's Of this gra.d ora,orio hayo
been marked WIKI uurenitng care, Nd the beauties
Of tie several clorucs und' the critical ,ou NC tor.
ship Of Mr. CsJr-e W. Morgan in o.aiui ion VIII
NJ. l.. j. Connolly, the talented orgapist Of tie 20
cety, bought out IN style never before e. tempted
The powerful orche era, selected by Piof. r. Lbep
cfrriscs rome Of che root eminent resident iastFu
uonlalsts and numbers eoa4e 30 pieces. H. addition
20 ilc orcacsra, vHl be ussd lac e-sssd Aarl.o-
4ig,l ryo aacuC tie tone o. lNcer-. J0. eG4 pipe
manufactured by the &c ebia,cd firm Il CInarl
Needlam & Co., No. ~ Ess, Twenty-.hiri street,
New-Yogk. T. j. Connolly, orgau.sf; Tho. Thomas,
leader, George ". Morgan, conductor
Thcatcrs, SC.
los Garden clos las, Saturday evening. That Of
Mr.. Edwin Forrest, at tAo same iheatcr terminated
witt ess success. on Friday. Bor once, Tie expeca-
tons Of tie managers were entirely n iauli. From
M Foresls performance al prosperous things had
been, looked Tor, while the ot-uiehts were simply
rcgai led az iuconveaiant necessities, the occupation
Of which ~ tie tha. artist was comparatively
important. Ia tie present instance, however, tue
i" oGuielts' Won all the honyrs, Mes Heron's lat
+ four or five representations Attracting tie largest
audience Of Tie season, and iir Foue..s hardly
securing the average s,ar interest. hr. FJrrosrs
engagement was perilonsly long. His name "a in
sraicle.t ~ sustain theatrical excitement through
40 many Iioas; and i. j. reeless "a cor cea tue feet,
NJ Tho late day, tha. il IS the name alone, n Mr.
Forrest case upon which lis chances oI prO,porons
engagements are based. The dramatic world
does move; and the style Of acting which
Mr. Fonel. invented, but unfortunately could
not patent - bis sole righs, 40 longer passes
free rom rop1l.f criticism. Few rising actors would
now adont for capital in trade that blind Imitation
Of this successful tragedars style, which, only a
few years since, was deemed the fureft method of
attaining speedy distinction. The injury OF Mr.
Forests artstic influence orows less aud lea every
day; end although the tins vii! probably no. toon
arrive Wien liz s,aiWart Iersonations cease 20 via
AN equally staiwad reception, we yet discover
thai, ,hey 10 longer exert that bauefli and unnatural
eject uron Electrical tasio which iof many yoaig
turned $40 American s;ago from iis beat purposes.
Nr Wheatleys new cl.erpri.c is of = oiiere%
character from any DC BIAS yet offered. 10 evcs.a
drama Of the Irocssrd spectacular o.dc- bat wh.A
affords ueyer,i eie-s abundant opportunity for oy-e-
lent acting HoE nearly The adaptaf'" D. q" baust
ana Marguerite Wi resemble Tie goat ORIGINAL,
we have ot Present 20 means Of knowiA' Mr.
VLcaicv uel.rring 20 exercise upon tis pcili That
wise ins,lutgbllily which il The managers iLa lave
4 .s certain however, that an actor new 70 i-ls city
M-.J. -. Roberts, Ia been specially engaged to
refrcfsnt one leading part that Anla Lml-y lh0rnc
who GONE months ago was partially presented 10 the
New.Yoik public through the uqpeIios. medium Of
O. burlesquc, will assume alo.Lsr; md Tat Dir.
SLcwcH, whore qualifications arc web approved,
will sustain Il bird. The other Characters arc to y
repreeen,ed in due proportion. OF lie new seeueSy,
rauor speaks so cioqusn,ly that we should do
injustice to her emphatic rhetoric By any
eudeayor to reproduce it. We may suggest,
however, that If there 30 theatrical detail which
Mr.. Wheatley has throughout bis career let himself
loose upon, with open treasury aud uuirammeied
pure, it is that Of fcenery. AZ regards dresses,
/ which, however unimporlant place .ley may hold
in critical esteem, are certainly essential to the com
fort both Of actors and spectators unusual spendor
is promised. Mechanical effects will be literally
displayed including some novel ones upon that re-
rnorlable rsed instrument which Mr.. DOdwOrth has
introduced into the orchestra and tue precise nature
of which no musician not in the secret has ever been
able 70 discover. 1t therefore appears that in al
superficial qualities, at least, Faust and MAJ
ooerte - will VIGOROUSLY appeal 70 tue inteE6s. d