New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04

s,onc Mrs Brown comes to us from Boston. SO
al.o we believe, do Mr. Fiske. %ho supported her
capi,,ylv in "The Rough Diamond, and Miss Free
man. a pleasant and graceful young actress who
drrino the week has personated several characters
of imnor;ance with good taste and feeling.
Mr.. Colllns's brief engagement at Niblos closed
hs, week. 1t was tolerably successful. "The Col
Ieen Bawn is an exceptional play and It's power Of
attraction seems nvarable at all times and all places
This week, Mr.. WIN. Wheatley, long known IS q
manager Of taste and discretion in Philadelphia,
assumes the immediate control, which he will main
tain throughout the coming season. The present
order Of entertainment includes q series Of light
comedy performances in which Mr.. I. Plaeide, Miss
Mary Wells, Mr. sbewell, and others participate,
and revival OF pantomimes, introducing Gabriel
Ravel and familiar members of the old Ravel COM
pany. There is probably no theatrical name so pow
erful as that of the Raves. To them, of all people
in the world, the change of season brings no change
Of fortune. Sammer and Winter are alike with
them, so far as prosperity goes. The company H.
cludes Mr.. aud Mrs. Marzet, the Axels, and Juve-
nile wonder Young America" who has received
muscular training OF such character to test all the
physical capabilities of human bone and sinew.
Gabriel Ravel appears this evening in "The -Four
Lovers" one of his bestknown pieces.
| At the C.emorne Garden this week, Mr. Nixon
announces for repetition his new paniomime, " The
Spirit of the Flood, the principal part in which If TO
lie sustained by a ireshlyImpored artist, MI Denier
who brings from abroad reputation oil great weight
which he constantly carries about his person. This,
however, does not interfere with a marvellous light
ness and agility with which he is endowed, and the
quality Of which tho public will have an opportunity
of determining this evening. The blue ana goIo
edition of the combat between the Monitor ana the
Merrimac will be regularly issued this week, AND
new equestrian displays will be provided.
Mr. Florence offers again the burlesque OF " Fra
Diayolo." which is the best and the most successful
piece he has produced. 1t will be twice repeated
and will then give way to entertainments which he
holds in reserve. The farce, Lord Flannigan,' ac
companies the burlesque.
At Barnums Museum, hosts 0! attractions, old
and new, are heraded. The newest is the concert
troupe of Aleghanians SINCERE and bel-gngers, who
have made themselves popular wherever they have
previously performed. Mr. F. Stopel introduces al
original musical instrument, constructed of wood and
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mass meeting every day in the lower hall, and the
collegiate seal reveals bis auanments at intervals.
George Christy and his company, each one Of
whom il man and a brother, continue 10 satisfy the
public appetite for negro mnstrelsy and portrayal o.
negro character at the hall, No. 5Sj Broadway.
Their performances rank the best of their kind ii
the city.
AS the Summer draws 20 close, the arrange
ments for the regular season of Fall and Winter be-
Gin to unfold themselves. Ii is already known thai
the Winter Garden is to open on the 25th inst, with
Miss BateInan whose recent successes warrant
great hopes for the future She is to be supported
it is said by the same leading actors who were with
her last season-among them Mr.. james Wellack
and Mr.. Edwin Adams. Wallaek'S Tbeater will
probably resume old comedies about the middle Of
September. The company will be bun little, If at all
changed One lamentabe secession is rumored, but
the fact is not established In most respects, the
regime of last year will be continued, stage ans
in orchestra. Mr.. Robert Stoepel takes command o
the musical department again. The scenic artist
of the establishment are maturing drop cur
tain, which is to unfold its radiance a
the proper moment. Nothing is made publi
in respect TO Nblo's. Mr. and Mrs. Barney
Williams succeed Miss Bsteman at the Winter Gar
den. 1t is whispered that Mr.. Nixon intends erect
ing spacious tbeater on lis Cremorne estate, early
in the Fall. The operate people are torn with ;
multitude Of conflicting rumors. All that Scent
clear through the cloud of contradictions is that
shall have plenty of lyric provender in one way Of
another, and tha, the Academy will not waste it
sweetness this season, as it did the last.