New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

anything new IRON tueir he"'o"'J "'o
past week. At Niblo's The Enehantress witn MISS
Rchings, and chorus and actors, and grotto scenery
has suced vet another six days to attract audiences
An audience too, at Niblos. as to NUMBERS 's
solemn affair; for tho construction OF the mouse Id
such that with apparently smaller dimensions 'uah
the great opera houses Of Europe, it actually holds
more than ,ome of them. Accordingly when we
apeak Of musioo-dramatc piece being attractive a'
Nibo's, the word draught carries signal meaning
with it. Miss Richings besides other music, sings
I'D to the effect of encore the bolero Oh the ocian
Vespers. and altogether executes her work with
artistic effect She has been carefully trained ana In
addition to other merits has mort ady-like manner
Tie dancing too in this piece is something note-wor'
tbv. II is certainly very brilliant and finished.
| -Attbe Winter Garden Miss Bateman has been the
most prominent attraction. tragic drama on tne
triumph of love afforded Miss Baieman good
opportunity for an effective scene, which was very
well done. A nsw piece is advertised.
Miss Keene's Theater fell back on the Sea Oh
Ice, curiously constructed piece, which deals IN
several of the zones and is splenddly improbable
But what of that 1t is progressive, ana PLAIN 70
understand. No person accessible to the soft
suasons Of the thermometer at 90 below zero can
fail TO be impressed with the frozen quality OF the
boards the desperate to which the boat ID put to
Light fire to keep the child alive, and tie general
dissolution Of the ice with view OF the Aurora
Borealis. Miss Keene acts admirably in this scene,
and is we'll sustained by the property-man. VI us
kind the Sea of Ice is good that it merits second
successful run. Originally it had an immense
success
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Bulwer scomedy of 'Money-which presents some
excellen, scenes The reading Of the will, though
no. new il very happily marsged.-To-nigbt M.
Lester Wallack whose abors as stage manager ard
actor every night almost aTe 60 well known, Will
take benefit. Among the worst mlsnomers is when
an actors benefit is literally maleft: when he is
obliged besides playing with spirit to return thanks
for starved pit and boxes to acknowledge with his
hand on what Is left OF his own heart after having
so long nimicked the ideal core his eternal ob!iga
tons for the honor extended to HIM. and that his fu
,ure efforts to charm would be redoubled, ETC. The
Wallack benefits however, are OF different stamp.
New-York Indifferent, 10 d pToyerb, to persons;
dealing least of sii cities Oh the earth in old asso
ciations whether OF churches, chopbouses, parks
pumps,-New-York never forgets Walsck benefit.
There are the old Madeira gentlemen roseate in the
autumn of life, who remember The Brigand and
Dick Dashall, who, with ,heir soas aud daug ghters
are for,hcoming-for the Veteran and his progeny.
This sort of kindness of feeling is the great co.,
servator thus far of the hereditary privileges OF Ea
rope: that recollec,ions are not washed away by
new men and things with such rapidity to make tho
Joseph feel that Pharaoh has arisen who knows hin
not, is the compensating element Of tie fixed ber
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much as possible of this good staple with our rapidly
shifting ,ociety. The play selected for tonight is
The Poor Young Man. We could better sympathize
with the poverty Of this gentleman on the stage,
were he not 30 much model Of the Spring, Sum-
mer, Autumn, and Winter Fashions. Poor in Brit.
tany which is the alms-house of France not to say
of Christendom, means little cash and less credit;
and the Poor Young Man would be nsbob in that
district, 30 fine is he. The salary he enjoys after
his fall would buy up 500 out Of 900 there.-We
suggest therefore less splendor for the poor youth
"The Poor # Paris" and its travesty the same of
New-York Las the true ring: nothing to eat, and
only charcoal enough left to produce asphyxa. To
this kind of want on TIE stage no one could object
I. is a luxury. 1t opens the lachrymal ducts, aud
charms by lis versmilitude.
We now leave poverty to come TO the well-fed
dog-the prize dog OF Barnum. We are told that
there are four-iooted delegates from seventeen diff
ferent Free States beside one from Secession State
tho spoil of war. In addition TO the illiterate
dogs there are the educated dogs; and during this
week the show will be much better than ever
| double bis-see ADVERTISEMENT. Four hundred pre-
MUM dogs are advertised. SO much dog merit has
never been concentrated before Including singing
dogs, laughing dogs dancing dogs. etc. Dogs pro.
iessors Of tie languages, spiritual mediums etc. are
not yet advertised.
MIR. Gottschalk will give concert tonight at
Nlblos Saloon.
Madame ErneStine de viliiers will give. at Dod-
cert this Monday) evening May 10, assisted by the
following artists AIadame Stmkosch, NJ. Ridolh
aIr. Robert Goldbeck, pianist; Mr. yiianova, Mr..
Wilhelm Doehlsr, violinst, and Mr.. Wels, pianist.
The possibilities Of young fingers TO master dii-
cult music is strihingly oxempied in the instance of
Master Willie Barnesmore Pate, lad only twelve
years OF age. llo is an American, native OF
Mobile. Under judicious training be has developed
up to the point when he perform such test pieces
as Thalberss rendering of Rosoini's Mosf-the orr
ginal work with which the celebrated pianist OK
posed bis isms. The study which Master Pate mas
gone through with to be able do this has not rem
dered him pale or sokly, bat happily Tor lis career
he is rosy and healthy looking, and al'oSe'ner
notable lad. The public will soon nave al oPp0''
tanity of hearing the little American prodigy'
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