New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

evening. Three dramas, a concert and ballet Oh
vertissement are included in the bill. Mr.. Fleming
himself appears in "Tne Soldiers Return" Mrs
Scdley Brown repeats her performance Of Margery,
in "Tbe Rough Diamond" Master Pape plays the
pi,uo. George Christys Minstres sing, and Miss
CaIetti dances. Toese are the leading features OF
the evenings entertainment.
The regular dramatic season at Barnum'e Museum
opens to-day. full theatrical company, whose
names appear in the Advertisement elsewhere, IS en-
caQed end will this afi rnoon aud evening repre-
eent a romantic play translated from the French,
and called Claude Marcel, or the Idiot Of TaTbes.
The principal pant is in the hands Of Dir. j. E N'ge'
The other allurelnens Of the Museum remain in full
force. Persons interested 10 the result Of the con
lest between the Gwarfs are informed, Oh no
lees Trustworthy evidence than that Of Mr.. Bernum
bmsolf that the prize Of ST. 800 was equally divided,
tho Commodore aud the General each receiving
$50. Il was impossible for the judges TO measure
their relative proves. They have now gone TO
Boston in perfect amty, each bearing lis Treasure
with him.
For this, the third week Of Hiss Baicnan's engage
mont At tho Winter Garden, Mrs. Batemaus trag dy,
"Geraldiue' lie announced. The charactS OF the
heroine is oae in which the young artist achieved
particular distinction during her performances iasi
Spring. Mr. Dateman enacs the Bad. uis ap-
gearance adds strength to the cast. Dir. >. W.
Wallsck, jr, and Mr Adams resume tie parts Of the
priest Auselmo, and Hubert, tie Crusader. Next
week. Hiss Da'eman appears, for the Lrst Tine III
Ter career Lady Macbeth.
Gabriel Rayel's engagement at N'5lo'S Garden
closes with ihe present week. lie and his company
Il peat this evening 50 The Red G1ome." The usual
tral 6ze ieats viii 10 displayed after The partomme.
Wallacks anu Laura Keene's tLcstsrs are unoc-
cupied this week, and the period of their opening is
still mythical. We find tie statement III Boston
paper that Wallacks old theater 10y which name
only, since ts eb0 and flow Of frequent proprietor
ship can it be focogn.zed) has been leased by Carr
AnSchuz, for tue purpose OF giving operas IL Ter
man and that the season il to open sooI with NJ
colais merry Wives Of Windsor" which VIII be
followed by Glaser's Eagles Nest ani hoz4rts
" Elopemeut from the Seragiio." We KNOW OF
nothing 20 authenticate this rluor.
Foreign Personal md g.iscolInneous.
Charles Re4de is still fighting the good fight Of re-
sistance to dramatic piracy. lie keeps Continually
in Ike L0Hdon Era an advertisement, "'nrnng
managers against producing any version OF IL Il
N.yer too Late 70 Mend" except his own. a coun-
forfeit adaptation By Mr.. Jolpsone, having been re-
Gently PLAYED at Grayesend, lie has entered the lists
of law again. and seryed writ upon the manager
whodeled him. Mrs. Dion Bouccauit ii announced
70 reappcar ut Drury Lane on or about the 10Th
inst. She is 70 play the heroine in new "Sensa-
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der 81 entertainment, in ever phase, by the way,
i. now theoretically denounced through all the news
papers IN London. The immediate occ ision Of tie
ouf urst Wa terrible accident suffered by female
roue-dancer- Sl.ss Seins Young-whO, while im-
tatl Bloudn, fell from q rope, stretched at an ele-
Walton of h.ty feet. Sensations" IN show aad On
sage, have since b.aa severely handled. But Mr
Boac.cau.ts sensation "haader" in The Colleen
Bawn" and Mr. Sotleru's sensation sneezes, hHps,
ski,s, aud siaumering., in " Our American Con-
ain continue 20 attract The largest audiences
Of tho city,. Ol,n1nch's dainty olera troupe OF
the Partisan Boules whose performances have
rer.ect charm, remarkable even in that ci.y, are
now on yist 20 Ams,c.ian whore, at the etaIt-
schwonburg Theaicr, they ENJOY great su''eso...-.
Y1e L0udog Era states that Mr.. Thomas Conner,
who recently d.cd in Boston, was the oldest member
ofthe Coyout Garden Fuud.....TAe GcrmaE papers
declare hat Cu,yeli positively intends to return 20
tie sage ibis year....Ihe eli ain of seven thoa'ers
which stood eide by side on TIC Boulevard IN Tenn
pie. ia PANS, has been broken apart 10 make way
f.. the new Boulevard Prince Elgeae which cuts
directly through then.....Au unfinished opera Left
by fla.6yy is 70 be completed 10y Ambrose Thomas.
IT, title r. "No6.". Hector Bero1's Eew opera,
Beatrice and Benedict" Las been reheaIsei in the
TAGAre Lyrique Paris, and privately pronounced
good Bu, tlat il no guaranty q It's success. Was-
uer's " Tauuhause," was approved in private re-
hearsal. and was atcrward publicly hissed.. Ros-
einis new villa u, Passy near Purs, Is situated cose
TO the railway saioa and is reported taat tie old
maestro Las Just composed u i,ece IN which he IN
PRODUCES, with incompatible Aumor, the whizzlng,
fixing, squeakiug, creaking, grooming and moaning
Of the enginea the ringing Of the bells; the shouts OF
the conductors, ana, ia "a word, the Internal
rataplsn which chancterizes all railway sta
lions. a tomptAng bait for some of our
conductors Of "scnsatiou" orchestral. The
" Psyche" of Pierre Coneille s TO be revived NJ the
Coincide FRANCHISE. The music written for. it by
Iulli il lost, but that which he composed for rhonas
Corneie's "Psyche' ID preserved, and will DO used
N .tead. .Verdfs coming opera, ola Fora del
Destino," is 70 be simultaneously represented at
Madrid, ST. Petersburg and Rome.-...The two new
tAeaters for the Cirque and he Theatre LyriQue in
the Place du Chatelet, Paris, are Low completed,
and report pronounces them spacious and convenient
New inventions in lighting, ventilation, and MANAGE
mont OF the machinery behind the scenes are said 10
have been successfully introduced. The now Thea
TIRE Lyrque is TO open this month, with NJ. Grisars
" Chaue Meweilleuse.' Tie "Ondine :" OF NM.
Lockroy aud Semet is TO follow and after that
" Ivan the FOURTH by NJ. Byon dOrsoval. The
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