New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
AMUsEMEN
The Opern md Concerts.

Inc Operu &onSsHsSs
The portals of the Academy do not yet grate the
more melauous sort Of thunder due their character,
ia opening for an operate season. The lascivious
Lutte If not regularly pired. Meanwhile the heavenly
nine are at a discount. Mr.. Brignoli, however, has
not yet enlisted and is sti open to an engagement.
Mr.. +. Amodio, and Mr. Susni, are also ready Tor
an amiable offer. Though Mr.. Ullman makes no
definite managerial sign, rumor assigns an operate
attempt as forthcoming, owing to the presence OF
new prima. donna.
Madame Guenabella, nee Ward and grand-daugh'
ter of the late Gideon Lee Mayor of this city, lady
whose musical and operate abilities have been vsrl'
ousy and emphaticay noticed in the foreign press,
has arrived here, and, it is understood, will soon
make her lyrical onrtesy to the Academlcians OF
Irving Place. Judging from portrait, we suppose
that the lady will shine best in heroic VERGE, but DO
not speak from positive knowledge There is one
thing certain, che will have fair opportunity OF
being heard; and happily now, the doubts which
once attended American debdls because they were
American, and for other reason, have passed
away and experience has proved that the talent and
genius Of this country whichseek by travel to Europe
to acquire cosmopolitan culture, will be kindly re-
ceiyed and judged by liberal standard, go toon as 1t
obtains hearing
Mr.. Frederick Henusser adyertises in our col
unus hat he intends to open school for chorus
singers, preparing members for engagements in En-
glish and Italian opera. Ths appears TO be an ex-
ceilont project. See advertisement FOR additional
particulars.
1t is stated that Mr.. II. Sanderscn, the pianist,
will soon give a concert. Mr.. Sanderson has recently
distinguished hinseifby hs playing OF 6rarura duets
with Mr.. Gottschalk. The latter has gone to Boston.
Theutsrs. ac.
While the comedies continue to at,rac, such au-
deuoes as those OF IGtt week at Wallacks theater,
1t would be flying in the face OF Msmrnon TO with
draw them. Mindful Of the cHprices of popular
taste, Mr.. Wailack Las prepared sundry novelties
which now lie ready for production; but the Jack
eouisn cry OF tie public IS: THE Comedies they
must be psoseryedw Mr.. Waaok accordingly
hangs out bis posters the outer wall with the
responsive cry" rtili they cone For the present
week at leasl, hey will be repeated and possibly for
longer time, ualcss the theaier-going community
indicates readiness 10 receive the new transplant
taton Friends or Foes." The following pieces are
announced for successive evenings this week:
London Assurance" "The Bellies Stra,agem,"
"A Cure for tie Heafache," "1he School for
S, andal, =" " Money" aud "L Love and Money all
for the las, tiHe ior tie preseni.
Miss Laura Keeno adyeItises the repetition Of
." Peg Wellington which 10 70 be performed three
or four times this week, aud ia then to give way TO
tie pew comedy "No Ret for the Wicked ID
which ,lr. Blake viii re.appear. Mis-. Sedley
Brown deiaus tie Audiences a. this theafer entirely
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and singing in the AlerI eeel.
The iith week oi Mr. fouct and Mr. iiaoaeu at
Nib.os Gsrd,n opens tbs evening Mr. Forrest ap-
peais again in Richard Ill" Tomorrow Mr.
Ilackett will present, Rip Van WukIe aud "The
Ir,sh Doctor" Nj Forests engagement NJ this
theaior will continue for ID number Of weeks. Mr.
IIackctts however, VIII presently terminate, and
bis place will be supplied BY Matilda Heron. Mr
Forrest and Mss Hern will sub.equenty perform
on alternate nights Tt the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music, under Mr. Whea,cy's management.
At the Winter Garden this evening Mr. Edwin
Booth sppears Rcheleu, bis previous characters
having been laid ssidc, not from -uy want Of their .
success or popularity, bit to give rapid variety TO his
engagement,
Nj. George Vandenhof gives he fourth reading
from Victor IIugois "Mserab.es' this evening at
ID DJdwonhs Hal, beginning at O'Clock.
The dramatic entertainment fer the present week
At Barnum's Museum will consist Of Dion Bouci- /
caults drama Under the Snow seasonable and
sugpestiye tilIc for the latest change in weather
fashions. 1t will lie produced with liberal stage
effects aud novelties OF scenery, sc. The csst Of
characters and synopsis OF incidents appear in tue
Advertisement in this days TRnusE. While speak
ing Of Barnum's Museum, let ue not forget TO men-
ton that the fish the Aquara are about putting on
their Winter coors; 30 that visitors will now have
the opportunity of obserying the gradual changes
from their delicate Summer tnts 10 their richer and
more glowing hues Of Autumn. Commodore Nut, Is
now ut the Museum Mr. Barnum having seized and
detained him, while ON bis way FROM Boston to
Washington, FOR tho benefit Of mulutudes who are
impatient to renew 10 him their personal ASSURANCES
Of consideration.
Tiues Panoramic Views Of tho State Of
California are still at Hope Chapel, where they are
exhibited every evening aud on "Wednesday aud
Saturday afternoons. They attract largo and well
satisfied audiences.