New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-10

would rcqnlrc lev milluh Year,, "" s.,
Bnt ,he audiences 0ere fair and Iespeci"''0' wv
wibmandng that, par crcelleToe the fni o'e'
o.servant ,nqn of eXicrnals attached 10 the "Ds'''
pr,ss t,;ted Of q" The mob" Of title coen'fy' "o
,.ti,m slat j. is the tnly great COUNT! ~
tho world where thero il no moo' w"
IL il l1e Wholly and solely 10 uhi'.i'"i '''6
We ,,ole no account Of The good behavior OF re
r,res, crowd, with bayone' or Policeman ior
~, sc,ro -. hundred 10 keep them sn ORDER That
80 s,,v in,risonmeit in The open slr. Here, how
-, 'bo,e ,re no bavonets--the WIZ exception now
II, t,e ,uleand but N the large cities i, is DIFF
6cult TO lind policeman, even with search-waffant
IN hand TIE good behavior Of Newly ors City, with
rs million inhabitants, s not determined 10y the
handful Of policemen which are pad and uniformed.
1bty contribute, douLiless, something to this end,
and arc as a preventive to experiments against the
peace, indispensable. They useful also, OF da'a
nighrs. ia the regions nearer the rivers, and re-
moved from the man avenues. A, the Broadway
crossinss by day they are not only useful bat orha
mental ard il gives one new fan IN The powers OF
the ply eicai man 20 see such collection q rpen-
didly developed fellowe. But the security of the
city, after ALL lies in the fact that each
nan feels elevated by being eitzen
and low though lie may have been upon being
wrecked on our thores--unused 10 speak bat III the
Jejed breath Of bondDan, uuriendly to soap, unae-
cue,oined u TRIBUNE a toothbrush, yet as rule
he becomes viiaiaed, purified, elevated, 10y the force
of democratic insttutiOns-oven wi'h all the Draw
baehs Of such local government AS we have grun'ed
and swealed under for the lnet ten years: govern
meni, however, which 10 daily getting better, a7 q
reformed metropolitan police and gentleman az
Na,ov bear wines. Bat of uobs, we Know hoth-
ing str ct encounter % crowd, once m - years,
aod thu, dissipated 20 eseily as hardly TO leave
norA elcc behind, is all that We can lay CLAIM 10 ID
the premises. 10 prove this. we need only looA TO
our t!eaties. They are only too well behaved. Iley
have not yet leaned 10 hiss bores and
bad actors OF the rancools urrisDgs in the theatres
Of Europe, where popular feeling is 70 rctlrcted,
hunled, badeered by authority, III the streets ana
highways, finds lis safety valve and c&pends lie
wraiA upon what does hot please t-Of this, We
have hardly un idea. Tie theatres hoIe are Us
70 the auditorium self.regulicd aud tie only posive
ind.ccrcy is by zone improper characters who will
chew tobacco and void their rl',un upon lhe grouad
and lho lower departments OF their nei, bbors Such
people should be thrus, out n1i,ances and black
guards by the usheIs; the rule being uttered that
they mus, keep their filth TO their private siyes.
Tneie will be performance OF Ia Sonnambua ~
the New.Yolk Academy tonight Monday. Miss
Tellogs and Nj. Brignoli ring the leading paris.
TnE BEOuKLyN ACADEMl.
9lie Institution il now generally drgmati1cd. |,
wss simply to he lyrical oiigina ". Unaccastomed
10 leaicr, the good people at st called tie boxes
pows. and conioundcd certain popular singer
y hoso name began with q certain letter with a cor
tain popular orator whore name also began with
CERTAIN letter. But higL-rcaehing Brooklyni.es have
Overcome this. They now 20 naturally 10 tie opera
10 chicaens 10 root; and moreover they seek the |
ac,inf drsg wedged into Tie OPEN, after a stock
holden war wh'cu r,v,a' rs furously ~ religious
wsrs ever rnus.--io, Silet can equal ire .,. 10
tenstitsl We have therefore given over Brooklyn
q: better than New-Yoik. II will become Of tie
earth earthly Ike this capital Of sin and IL !uiiy
where il requires all the Remuneration Of the zen TO
crulL The abuses Of public amusenen,s and The
pen il doing lie work, the new Amusement Biz al
Albany so happily tessides. We hope tine good peo-
ME Of BROOKLYN viii exercise moral supervision |
over their play house. If they exclude What is
low and vile IN sentiment we'll what IL alse and
vicious in style their theatre may take model rank.
1t il very lne edGce Ii il better shaped aud bet
ter sized than our Academy, and ought, generously
ana politely directed 10 add 20 and deuact from
me mcrals, manners, and taste Of the liberal com
uiunily.
Ii il announced thAt under the direction of Mr.
Nixon, Sir. Edwin Forest will tonight commence
series Of tragic performance in tie Brooklyn
Academy.
The frariata played On Saturday night drew
al. l.,J A ,fs
~el AID III see.ned pleased. The lovers were exc.
cuiei b. Mics Kellogg and Mr. Brignoli
NIX. GOTTsCIIALK's CONCERT.
At tino when America had not Distinguished
herself by a single musical artist sen, to Europe
wien too the paDo-forte revelations Of ThalbcIg
and Li.A tppeared 20 have exhausted al The more
salient qsalit,s and interesting possibilities OF the
insrument--w when Tie ingennilics Of many octayes
rapidly resounded 10 cover the native defect Of the
slorr, emit one Incapable Of extension, hcayiDg OF
passion after being struck were pressed 10 the
u,mOst-Mr. Gouschals, tlen a mere youth, az
peared snd made eIninen, reputation from one
end Of Europe 70 the other With whatever supeI-
orty eight OF ten yean Of additional study may be
Supposed 10 confer, be il low once more among ua
AID win give tomorrow night at Niblos Saloon Fl
concert, assisted ly the artists Of the Academy. Mr.
Goischslk's more recent publications have been
adopted by the Conservatory OF Paris as models for
the study Of The higher pupils. lie viii now give
III some new init, o. bis lyrical imaginings.
MECHANICAL IMPROVEMENTS IN THE PIANO.
The mechanical genius Of THE country has been
most vigorously occupied Of lo'e years in the improve
ment Of tbs instrument, universal in its The
highest medal in Paris WIGS given 10 American square