New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

The theatres, with scarce an exception, nave
tbr;ven on the fine weather and other causes during
the past week.
"The Poor Young Man" at Wsllacks has found
many sympathizers with bis want Of dinner ana
that particular leap be takes from the tower, 30 en-
coursQng to his tailor and the reverse to the young
lady who vainly entreas him to spare bis well-made
limbs. This young man, though belonging 10 an OLD
piece, has proved fresh flip to the establishment.
lie draws like derrick. Fine houses. much mp
plause. and any quantity Of laughter at Miss Mary
Gannou's pluviose head, scenery very vital too
the black horse almost be seen from the balcony
heard certsny: and the tree in the forest suggests
many acres of ancestral oaks co well tinted and
shaped is it.-Mr. Il axe, the uIctuous rounded on
week Of benefits with "John Bull" The public
remembers their favorite actors on these occasions,
when they come as they ought to--at the end OF u
seasons fair work; and not An impertinence az the
tag Of a week. Tonight Miss Cannon Will take her
benefit. She is the joes. actress on the stsge. On
this occasion will DO produced for the first time IN
the new theatre, "Everybody's Friend On Tues
day, "Tne Poor Young MAN." on "Wednesday,
Money" for the benefit. Of Mr.. Charles Fishers
on Thursday, John Bull"
The Winter Garden is particularly 0orescent I'M
der the Spring zepbyrs. Tie Corsicsn breezes too
have come over it in the shape of y Vendetta. 1t
was moot natural that Napoleon Bonaparte should
be born on the island, and at q time when sworn
vengeance was carried down from sire TO son, from
kindred to kindred, and murder remorseless, iDpo-
tic. aud upprovoked, assumed fierce hereditary pro-
portions worthy Of Feejee islanders. 1t was logical
beginning for his WARS. This Vendetta at the Winter
Garden is literally a transcript Of the custom. A
father preparing to murder his child Is no exsgyera-
ton of the good old times Of the issndA The play
affords large dramatic situations equal to any IN in-
tensty, and handled with the cevesness OF French
drama:iza.ion. Mrs Batemsn appears TO superior
advantage in this piece, although abe has not great
deal to do in comparison With other things she
renders hr. j. w. Wallack il essentially sovd aud
effective.
AT Mis- Kesne's Theatre. the Sea Of Ice has
melted away to the horror Of country cousins, every
night and now it has finally disappeared beyond
resurrection under the warm weather. Tonight &c
cordipgy the stage will be dry, and "a new and
original comedy in two acts, by II. 7. Conway, en-
titled 'Half.a-lollar ;" and the eIuavanza The
Elves, or the Statue Bride" will be presented.
Mice Richings at Niblos Garden still holds pos
session, with THE Encbsntrsss now the
sxth week Of her engagement She sing, much TO
the pleasure Of her audience, executing brilliant
nusc-for example the finale from "The Sleilian
vesper." The scenery is pretty the plot romantic;
the dancing Of AnneIta Galet.i is very remarkable
for its sapidity AID grace.
There was an operate performance on Saturday
morning at Nibo's Saloon, with Miss Kellogg, Mr.
Brgnoli, and others
Mr.. Anderson announces his Wizard tricks on
the conclusion of Miss Batemsn's engagement at the
Winter Garden.
Mr. Rarey will tame horses at the Cooper lnsti-
tute tomorrow night and lecture the subject; also
on Thursday and Friday everings-the lectures
being consecutive, and the co,s disorderly to the
required extent Of exciting interest. Mr. Rarey is
novelty here-lt,le seen and heard in proportion 10
bis reputation. We trust he will certify TO the
enduring nature Of the act Of tanning whether it
fades with time, is inellcscious under new riders,
&c. We have heard it asserted tina. the effect " as
not durable; that the horse knew his rider-some-
times too well il bad oneafier this abstract act Of
charitable grace received 1t the hands Of the dstn
gusbed ekeroier. We trust the gallant and brilliant
horseman will explain all this.
AT the Academy Of Music Mr. Hermann is adj
vertised to give single specimen of bis juggling
work, for the benefit of St. Vincent de Pauls Be-
nsvolsnt Society. on Friday night.
AT the New Bowery, Mr.. Eddy and Mrs. Far
rem will spoear in " Bertrsm"
AT Barnum's Museum there are vocal perfor-
msnces-besde oil the aforementioned curiosites The
baby -sbow 10 advertised for June 3.
The Allegbsnans and Swiss Bell-Ripgep per-
form at tho Stuyvesant Institute, No. GO Broad.
way.