New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16
ADJUSTMENTS.


to travellers and the floating popuAtion-that they
not properly to be judged by the rules accorded
to the standard Of Winter exhibitions for if they are
they are wide open to al eager and nipping air Of
criticism.
To 90 to one theater-sn opera-house-nay more,
an Academy OF Music-and find that the music of the
opera is considered of small attraction, and that a
mispla ced piano colo and the customary tricks Of Jug
Cling are necessary TO keep the out OF the aims
house, is a sorry sight Perhaps this Is the lower
deep of the opera, and it may take a rise; but We
doabt it. 4 community vulgar enough TO admit OF
such things requires thorough course OF ciyiiizine
treatment before hope for better things can be OBJ
tained.-The new prima donna at the Academy,
sladame Borcbard, made a successful appearance.
She is not tragic actress of force, but sings with
much ease and efficacy. The Academy advertise
three more nights.
The theatre of Mr.. Wallrck is ow~under the
direction of Dir. Florence, the chief piece of the
season il bnrlesque on CYanae elHo.te-in verse
and with puns of course-as all the genre is.
Another burlssque is performed at the Winter
Garien-subject, The Tempest. 1t has been care
fully aud extensively put on the stage. There is
panorama scene-the ship the voyage, and getting
wrecked-which is exceedingly conely and interest
ing. Among the characters is Cal,LdA, represented
by con'r,band." 1t is hardly necessary to state
that the words put INTO the DARK mouth in speech
and song are Pro-Slayery. Pasqoinsdes, Punches,
Char'garis burlesqucs in Europe, axe actually the
means 20 undertaken and designed, Of uttering lib
eral sen,men!s-all, except Burlesques there, ate a
,f. IL Oh 10 nd kcl he
Government on the Continent wars on and cfusbes.
1t is remarkable that here, the same things are On
the side Of oppression and evil. They are tie media
of insulting the poor, the feeble the brokenheared
the lashed hunted, and outraged slaves. Every
such character on the stage is made the conduit
through which passes eulogum OF slavery, of human
degradation, OF Ieyeling man to the bestal Iairc,
and insulting the good, generous, and robie,
who have brains and hearts to understand the ques-
ton thnologicy, morally, physically, politically,
releiously. We advice Professor Anderson" to
stick TO his legitimate busincSs-in which he has
made a respectable name-and not attempt, at this
crisis. 10 debauch the audience which goes 10 the
Winter Garden VITA the nonsense put in the mouth
Of CdiiLaR. II is supremacy silly 10 maize slave
speak 20, because the slave is, in real life, mute,
socially and politically, and his expressions if he
were allowed any and not those of the writer are
to be taken as the truth. Every runaway, however,
give the lie TO the statement that he hugs his let
ters. 10 make slave speak OF emancipation AZ q
condition of things which would leave hin. deserted
by South and North, without friend aud thus re-
duced 70 despsr, argues an amount OF stupidity Oh
the mart OF tie audience that would disgrace ay
lam OF incurable ido,s. All the coIored people who
have been freed in JaIn.ca taking very good
care Of thelnselves-as any person can know who
reads the proper statements. In the SOuth the col
ored people take care lst-of their MASTERS, and
secoodiy-of themselves; aud il would seem strange
il relieved of paying away nearly all they earn, and
instead receiving it themselves, they could
not prosper And yet our theatres wLics
address hundreds Of thousands Of people
in the most seductive forn-the vital incarnation Of
4 ,heme-,he breathing actually # the stage-as a
rue poryerts the facts aud philosophy of The siay
cnestiou as well as the simplest ethics; not under
.tandips which we would become-as we were be-
coraing-a nation OF pira es-aud feeble pifates--
ready 10 be stricken down by the bold foreign H.
yader. Our Slavery already hrs induced two Mex
lean invasons-the second foreign and rnenaciDg
WAY # tie transgressor Is hard We shall not fai
to donounce every such insult TO he understanding
and heart Of the community as that contained in the
dramatic slaye-pantng him rs Il suicidal idiot.
We Woodworking another natier-make a sug-
gesiion regarding the performance at the Winter
Garden II il quite inadmissabl. drive out all the
Amszons, in their remarkable a,lre, around the cir
cnisr platform over the pit placed near tue boxes
Such An exhibition is in very bad taste.
At Mss Keenes Theatre Mics N. Mitchell IL
the central figure, in moral play called Faactor-
which shs scts with spirit and discretion.
--Mes .chinqs az Niblos Theatre will in addition
to her performance in version Of The Syrea sing
the Drnid Sceue-caslo diso OF Norma. She is nneh
admired ana apparded.
II. the O,d Bowery axe pre- snted meiodr;mas
Orlando Vendorme, or tie Outcast OF Milan, The
Broken Sword, etc.
Tie New Bowery oacrs Ma;epps-A Menhen
AZ Maaeppa-undergoiug too The horse attachment
aud fight.
The Palace Garden offers The following enter
tainmen,s every night: IN instrumental concert in
the Garden, led by Mr.. Baker; a vocal and ins:.p-
mental Concert IN the hall, tho much-admred u ~
C. Patti being the lst soprano and An Equestrian
e,orm.nce in the new circus on the east end Of Toe
Garden. Capital relaxati n for the Summer niShif
and though cheap, good-excel'ent.
-Barnum's Museum. amid al the contending
claimants for notice and patronage, maintains und-
Unlisted It's geological. pisca,orai, dramatic, and
otherwise, brilliant reuown. lie advertisement
relates the Numerous attractions IN detail.
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