New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

scure. TIE intentions Of msnagers are kno"n to
nobody, least of sll 10 themselves. The snrc sX-
pIorrr vsnders in q deeert of rsmor, without IN
OASIS of f.ct 1T which to refresh himself. The Iro-
verbal aversion Of imprrssrii TO defuts annoonce-
ments is for once accounted ior-th-y lave no deli
mite announcements TO mako. With every snxiety
TO settle upon y policy, their purposes remain un-
fixed. THIS year their a ons arc conditional upon
events which, with all their cleverness, they canno
anticipate. II New.York 10 sg.n 10 bloom with
,enty ~ it did las, sessou, they with Nc in con
dence and casre. If that desoiaiisn aud ruu winch
The wsrpropnets have sung in melting tones are TO
envelope the metropolis; il the grs,s which never
would grow ia the Parks 10 to oberucl the public
,horoushf,res; if Niblo and N'xons aud JacksoD's
are Vii to be transformed into gsdens OF Gethremane;
if tie walls of the Academy are to DO bnfended
ith that DAINTY plsn.. The ivy green, While owls
and bats dispute the occupancy OF s pri'ae boxes;
tuen tbey turn from liz, more in sorro~ than IN
anger, lDd freely forgive u. In u phrase, II the
season promise property, we Shall have oIerS
enough ana 10 spare; it it threaten ad'ersiiy, We
shall probably have Is little as can be offered
A csiain amount, however, must be offered. The
impending departure Of Iiuens for Americ" Ia an
u uuced in the London papers, 30 thsI fact may be
relied upop. Those who have doubted Mr. Uilm.n's
pledges will be satisfied by this corrotorslive evi.
deuce, for the LonGon papers, If slow. are geoerIy
sure. 1t is not known who will accompany The
famous prims donps aud there is al impression that
her principal suppors will be afforded by srtts Win
whom Nsw-York is already fsmillar-nmoug them
Me~rs. Briguoli and Amodio Mile. TnieDs's great
roles however, are in operas which would hot show
NJ Brgnoli 10 much advantage. IL is still doubtful
where asd When she will sPpesr. Nlblo's Garden
hss certainly been selected, but who does not know
tho ocsl caprices of the lyric mindl We may cay
=, eas. that size could no, he hoard better place.
ysth,ticslly considered, but tic claims OF is,hon
are mighty, aud they may prevail. But whether On
Broadway or IN living place, .ne viii be heartily
welcomed.
M. Nixon, too has a. good as pledged himself to
supply course OF op'rn. lie las engaged Mts
Csriotta Patti. who will, under lis Administration
Tor the ir. time brave the huzafGs Of action on the
stage. There will be gres, inIerest-.omsIning bet
ier, 'vc IRE sure, than mere curo,y-in her debnI.
Every body will Wish her we'll in the difficult tsss
size has undertaken. Mes.p su.ini snd shrgh.
scene Of operations we know nothing bu. it 10 pre-
suned that the Academy will be taken. II hr.
~ xon maniissls the same ssI and energy IN ihis
enlerpriss that hsvo distinguished b., management
in every other capacity, tbere nothing TO prevent
uim i'll this tune Of operate DOUBT and ,rspidAton.
from taking the highest pos,ion in Lis now career.
His regular cope-r, season Is to begin next week.
with tue same singers Last seas0n, Aid with Air.
Muzio 40 conductor.
Mr. Max Maretzek has a troupe fully organized
and d.ci Ylued aud ready 81 sry notice 10 t-.e tie
Geld. H.. action. however do's ~! deiend en-
urcy upon his own impuises. otAerw ae We feel
confident that seuse OF grsis.do toward tst com
munity which La. allowed him 10 ruin ninsei with
out remonstranoe come hsi-dorrn tines, would
cause him ~ take immediate possession Of the va
cant hail Of ito muses., aud soLnd Il ~ar,ap 20 the
rescue If Taste. lie ir unfortunately u.mueed by
TIE views Of Marty, who ssach usasnre 10 Lin
Int Lo would SHRINK from any thing that uish seem
"A coufct Of " ish.s. II MI aud Marty agree 'h.,
. soas1p ui1y be- rs.ed III New-i ORR. the hero'c I'M
rre.ario will take ,no her nt iulu or If be be
Northumberland good-fonaIe h,s occasionally dIver.i-
fed his carser-a t1rn al property. ilis oou-
pany i. compact and sufficient aud 1t ilcudss names
# approved reput.ioa. II it should couie before
tho N.u-york public at all, Is Viii probably We early
in lhe Fall.
Thus We zee, that as matters now stand. onr
chance. for liberal operate provision ths Winter srs
precarioue. There 10 les uncertainty about The
drama. although light upon that subject would not
he Unacceptable. The future Of one Of our mosi
popular thsaers il blank, 10 far the public can
know. There ID \ rninor 10 tho Effect, that Liss
Laura X een- il % absorbed IN the composition OF
new play as " have forgotten the ess intellectual de-
tails of her establishment. since the penOd of Mr.
Bake's engagement. We incline rat er to tho
belief that Der silence is bu, the cloak 10 gres,
Strategic purpee. We may a. Ieass nope thai the
base Of her last years operations Will DO changed
and th., 4 little more OF the snb-p.noe, even at n
s,criGce Of me Of the show Of $40 draiaa VIII be
vouchssfed at las.
There il some donbt 40 70 the time when Mr.
WaGck will reslor. his tbeater 10 . hst-class pO-
siton by taking the management in.o his ON
bsnds again but will not be later than the clo-pg
weeks OF september. N-anwhie, ths other houses
pursue 4 confident career. A, the Winter Garden
aiss Ba.eDans engagement will oonunue for Some
weeks. she will be succeeded 10y Mr. Edwin Booth.
who bas i,rt arrived home from Europe. Mr. Both,
It is s,id brings with BIN new play, adapted Tor
him by AIR. Huntington, All American rcadiug in
PAri. and one Of the most accomplished wrlters an
tho LANGUAGE. After Nr. Booth. Mr. aud HFn.
Wlims appear. AZ Niblo's, the Rasei company Is
TO 30 followed BY tho engagement OF Nr. Edwin
sorrost, which will Of coun.e bs bOanieousy sitrac
i've. MADAME Rs,ori Gomez later. and 81 rome time
no, ye, specified either after or before her visit lbe
spectacular drama Of " Fanst aud Margusrire' will
introduce hr. j. u. Roberta, VINO plays Tie par. OF
S.phlsto,beles, in imitation Of MI Charles hean.