New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
Netp2lprk daily Gribm,ad
ADJUSTMENTS.


There was no new piece produced at any Of the
theaters during the past week. Miss Bateman's sp'
pearancs at the Winter Garden, exhibiting much
progress in her art, and the debut Of Mr. E.
Adams here, were the novelties 10 acting. At ths&
establishment the play Of "The Hunchbsck" han
drawn good houses. "London Assurance was
given once. Tonight Romeo and Juett," On
Tuesday " The Lady Of Lyons" The management
ia IN the hands Of Mr.. Bsteman during tho present.
season.
AT Niblo's Miss Richings, young lady whs
combines acting and singing talents, has been sue
cessful in the sem-lyrical romantic drama Of The
Enchantress"-m by Balfe. 1t affords good
display for scenery and stage display, and is popular.
AT Wallack's "Ths Lady Of Lyons has been
very carefully put on the stage, as regards scenery
and dresses. Mr.. Lester Wsllack and Mrs. Hoey do
the principal parts. The performances for this week
are "E Every One Has His Fault" tonight; on Tues.
day "The Lady of Lyons," Wednesday, Old
Heads and Young Hearts, Thursday, "Lovs and
Money" Friday, The Lady Of Lyonsi" Saturday.
" Every One Has His Fault"
At Miss Keene's "The Mccarthy, or Peep y
Day" is continued.
- The Academy OF Music was opened FOR ons
week, and ia now closed. A new tenor sang once
then departed and is therefore not subject for crt-
cism. Our people only wish TO know about what
they can hear under such circumstances not whae
they are cut off from. Miss Kellogg made debut
In ala Figlia." Madame D'Angri essayed Leonors
in LA Favorita" to the great delectation Of con-
noisseurs.
Mr.. Busch's "StaJat Mater" was not pes'
formed owing to some difficulty with the orchestra.
There ought to be an Academy Of Music, beside the
dead walls which falsify that name, to produoa
works. The composer can only reach the pubhs
through such means. The painter good or bad can
show his achievements without intermediate aid.
The literary man of merit and often without it easily
finds publisher. The composer has no chance, ~
he depends on others 10 reach the general ear.
Meanwhile our musicians are satisfied to be the in'
dustrious proyincials without credit or weighs
abroad. They are interested in every countryS ma'
sic but tha. of the United States. " Lives there
man." etc.
The Philharmonic Society gave their concluding
concert last evening. The leading novelty Of the
evening was a symphony by Schubert. Considering
his capabilities for melody, it 10 remarkable how
little be has contrived to infuse into the work Of
character to interest the public. symphony writ.
ten TO be played for many and not read by afew and
all the ingenious contrivances of eounterpont are no
compensation for the want of overhowing, cleas
melody. There were solos by Mr.. Wolenhaupt, Mr..
Hoffman and Sir. Letch eminent men, but NO vocal
piece in tho programme As We have several resldens
singers and the public care mos. for the best instru'
ment-the voice-it would always be judiciOus 70
intesperse the entertainment with song. lIri
Mr.. Weibes production Of Neukomm's cantsts
for Easter was success in Brooklyn. Great praise
is due the enterprise and the in which ii was
rendered by young Musical Society in 0rmond
Place. In the absence Of endowed institutions--of
Academies of Music-ts development dependslargely
upon the spirit of such men as Mr.. Weib6.
Mr.. Barnum advertises "the last week posi-.
lively" Of Hop o my Thumb, the metrical burlssqus
drama in which the Belgian giant andthe Commodore
Matt display seyerally their immense and minute
,owers for the stage. Besides this piece thsre is
arce which is called "sde-splitting." See the adj
,ertisement for plays and curiosities.
Mr.. yandenhon gives bis readings tonight Al
Oodworth's Hall.
-Nixons Royal Circus will open tonight at the
Palace Garden. Tie advertisement will indicate
IN entertainment charming for all ages and not the
east for the young. The excitement Of brilliant
ding, the jokes Of the clown, gre things gods and
nOrtals alike delight in.
AT Niblos Saloon, on tomorrow Tuesday even
ng), the 29th, will be the benefit OF Madame
athilds Lauretts, the principal COmmedienns OF The
establishment. The entertainment provided by the
popular and lively actress are Triadsts oa
Comeaie ct 7ragtdie Commedie Vaudsvillss
. musical iuterlude Lies Deax Veuves. This
interesting company Of French actors 10 invau.
.ble to persons learning the language, bs'ids
he pleasantly it affords 10 hearers. French
volubty ease, and wit are all found in it; and the
ought, we think, to be successful, In
virtue Of its modest proportions in the Salooo
rheater. One small theate, of the kind hors ought
% be practicable.
The Sixth and lart soiree of MessrS. Mason and
Thomas, viii BE- given at Dodwor.h's SAXON on
ruaadav aveuinU.