New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy OF Music.

coined tue yoX OF tne prlina uonns OVoo auuioHOcs
are IN attendance. Mr. Grau, the manager, thus far,
has no reason to regret the experiment. If things
continue TO be as prosperous the "grsnd gala, con-
Guiding, final, last positively-so, night will be a
movable feast, capable of several repetitons, like
sentimental farewell Of an actor who leaves the stage
/ forever once-a-year.
We have already uttered our lyrics on the new
vocalists. But we recne again, sub tegmiHe .faSi-
| al tho Editors desk--to rehearse them.
| There is Madame Guerrabella with a history,
and Mss Morenci without history, and Madame
Loriui with simply operate annals,-they have all
been iournazed, and will bear it again. Madame
Guerrabela is good actress, very refined and intel
! gent. She is good singer, but has more SKILL
STYLE and method than voice. She has appeared in
the TrGriqfG and Trorat0re with fair success
Miss Morenci is O second soprano-or contrao as it
is called-with good, round full voice, fairly cult,
waited who made most remarkable debut as Azu-
cena ard as Adalgisa- Madame Lorini-nte
Whitingiss lady, like the Others of this city-snd
who has done leading business in the opera-houses
of Europe. She has smplitudnous person. a
soprano voice. fine, pure, smooth, polished, ele-
CANT soprano, which presents all the registers with
equal success. Such voices seldom found outside
the chests Of others than singers Of full habits
Madame Lorini did Mountaineering best in the
HYMN to the New Moon and arbelletta TO the Young
Roman: but not showing her best points in the vira
90 passages-the inverse this Of Madame Grisi. The
success Of Madame Lorini, however, was marked.
Now We are to have soon another new prima
donna-soe advertsement-in q new opera-the
latest Of Meyerbeer- DiRoral. So it cannot be
said that we have not dt5utaates enough. We should
take it for granted that Tile Cordier, the next nov
city in store, is also New Yorker-accordng to the
new rule inauguraied' Everything now is "inau.
gurated' begun or commenced-so every regi-
Inent or division is d" decimatsd" though half cut
up;-nothing like pure English. But we hear that
Mile Cordier is an exception to the rule She is
/ French. The Italian opera therefore has every
thing but Italian prime dOaae.
The opera of Diaorah will be produced mex. Mon
day night, rehearsals being continued during the
present week.
-To-Dght Madame Lorni viii appear again as
Norma.
The promenade concer. OF Mr. Crafnlla, 7th
Regiment Band, at the Armory, was brilliantly at
tended on Saturday night. Over 1000 tickets were
disposed Of and the select character of the company
is assured, for members dispose Of tickets. The
music gave great delight to the crowd Of ladies aud
gentlemen.
Thenters, &c.
at Wallacks, the course Of comedy ever does run
smooth. The audiences Of lag; week were at least
equally large and equally brillian; with any since
the season began. The principal incident was the
revival Of Central Park" which was three iimes
played with excellent Success and which viii he re-
peased on Tuesday and Saturday evenings of this
week. More immediate attention, however, is In
yited TO the comedy Of "The Clandestinc Marriage"
which is tonight TO be presented for tue first time ct
this house. On Wednesday, " Bosom Friends" will
be once more performed; on Thursday The Clan
destine Marriage again, and on Friday "Spee1 the
Plough We cal attention to the fact that event
Of something beside theatrical interest will take
place this evening. Walacks ia to be visited by
live GeneI al" live" in 60 many senses that the
assemblage will unite with more than common ardor
and sincerity in doing him honor. Gen. Banks does
not often appear in public places, and on this occasion
will be eagerly seized by the multitude who hold his
fame in high esteem. We regret to anticipate that
Walllck'. Iheaier will prove insufficient, magni
tude, 10 the occasion.
At Laura Keene's Theater a new fairy spectacle
entitled " Bloldetts is in course Of preparation,
and will be presented next week Three nights Of
tic present week-Mondsy, Tuesday and Wednes.
dsy-will 10 devoted to the petition Of No Rest
for the Wicked" On Thursday and Friday "Peg
Wofingon," the best acted piece OF the seafon at
this theatcr, win be given for tho last tines Aiss
Keeno appearing in her charming personation Of the
leading character. On Saturday night the house
will lie closed, in order 10 give ample opportunity
for rebesrsiDg the new spectacle.
Mr. Edwin Booths engagement at the Winter
Garden closed handsomely last week His audiences
grew larger and larger to the end. His benefit WAS
quite personal triumph. Mr.. and Ms. Barney
Williams are his SUCCESSORS. They commence, this
evening, with three Of their most popular pieces:
"The Fairy Circle" Prince DoloFoio and "The
Irish Tiger"
At Nblo Garden, Mr.. Wheatley offers this week
seven more performances by the Ravel company,
which are 70 be absolutely the last, as Dir. Forrest
and Matilda Heron return from brooklyn on the
ensuing Monday, and take possession of tho house.
The Ravel troupe viii appear every evening and on
Saturday afternoon, in variety Of pantommes.
Young America" viii continue 10 exhibit Lis
:rapeze feats.
The Brooklyn Academy Of Music remains also
under mr. Wheatleys management during this
week. Dir. Forrest will appear there his usual
nghts-MoDday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri
day; and Matilda Heron. on Tuesday and Saturday.
Tie Esquinaux Family at Barnum's Museum are
doing as well as could DO expected-mother, child,
and father. Their eyees arc the chief events Of the
day at the Museum, all ohor families being for the
moment thrown entirely in the shade by them Yet
the Albino party perform their accustomed duties
with noble absence Of spite or Jealousy; and the
family in the fourth story ID Happy il me great