New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05
PUBLIC AMCsEMENT5.

NIBLo's GARDEs.-Gabrel Ravel received
begry welcome on bis temperance Last evening
the house with which his name is associated alInos
az isary az that of It's founder. The years dnrlns
which he has been absen, have brought little change
to IN. In Appearance as well as IN action, lie
the same vigorous mao and charming artist rs ever
There is no special reason why he should not he. A
popular fiction has invested him wih such great age
that bis temperance invariably excites astonish'
meit. The fact is that Mr.. Gabriel is now ifty-two
Or fy-tbree years olda very slight burden for one
of bis active life and temperate habits He and bis
brothers will doubtless continue 10 delight another
generation or two of Americans, as they have al
Iesdy delighted several. They made their debut
here thirty years ago. and the Pablo may expect to
see them 3, least twenty years hence. They are OF
a long.liyed family, and tLcir parents and grand
parents kept The stage until they wee far advanced
beyond the present age Of The four brothers.
IL Ravels present the only case Of unvarying
popularity that cur ;beaters have known. Their
They laid their foundation well. The children of
thirty, twenty, ten yeaIs ago, are never wesry Of
H. memories which their entertainments revive.
Who noes rot recall event o. his life lis first
view oi these wonderful brothers, with their wild
i1'trv, their eloquent silence their prodigious
fa leir marves Of mir'h and magic IL WAS
COY ,er fun then, thai 30 moved ,sch little heart.
Ir'cr it wGg their art that occurred their fame.
IA4..igh aF,ists they al are, aa1 Gabriel is their
C ef Ttose who enjoy him only as a tricksler or
tuiio a. mis-. the bes, part OF what 20 Affords H,
2, A ..ff
showed hrs ceverest qualities, md the Audience was
quick % recognize them. AZ tne close of the piece
le celue forward, snd in few pleasant aud sincere
wo.ds Acknowledged tue kininess of nis reception
The performance terminated with a series Of ly.
ing Or gelc tcais by child Of line year,, pupil OF
Gabriel RavCl. The singular beauty Of Thu enid,
10 hes than bis great skill surprised the audience.
lie went TO bis wor': like trained OIymp,an. The
siyie %. hin dre,s revealed shape so 1.-THE and per-
feet Tat his simple appearance on the stage drew
tokenr Of Admiration. Ills performance SURPASSED
Hanlon's. lie is 10 appear each evening, afver the
piIinaue.
Drs'gLDORF G,LLERY.-Tiis f4nii lar collection
Of I'D ungs hls AGAIN been opened lor exLiIition at
i.c %. gallery, No. SIS Broadway. Il il an
ncu0-e that the pictures all for sale.
CaYroRSE G,rDES.-A new comic pantommist,
named Dcnier, made last evening his fist appear
anse a this popular place Of entertainment. He is
own OF the Engliah pattern, and does ne lively
businsfs of tia; school exceedingly well. He filled
BIZ IaT. completely in the regular rsniomme. The
clcls troupe received an addition last night in the
peron " Master Madgan, who as be performs the
ificu. feat of observation-disclosures may ap-
propiAiely be called revolutionary hero. The
pyr1echnic part Of Mr. Nixon's entertainment: has /
he eject OF nightly attracting as barge an audience
outside as within HE walls. The sidewalk. and
houAe-..ops in the neighborhood are crowded BY
eager, ,hough economic, spe,Latofa
WIS EH GARDES.-Professor ALdersons benefit
.ft evening was most generously attended. II
house vas large. and the audi nee warm in every
sen o. The Calodonim Club were objects Of envy,
On ie,ounl Il their legr around which the tiuid
breeze circulated unrcr,raued. Professor Anderson
unie q speset u itaukG Tic poiioruancol Woo
aud as no two or three OF tAe lays sn-
noube,i could be Played Simultaneously he theater
30 Dot close until past midnight.