New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

The city having recovered its tone, and hf.
Whestey biz lungs, Niblos Garden, after week.
Yelacht, was re-opened on Thursday to one OF ths
srge., audiences of the season. "The Dukes
Motto" 10 still the great attraction here, and is Likely
TO remain 50 for mouth longer, when it must give
way, if the weather 10 cool enough, to a course Of
tragedy by Mr.. Forrest AID Herr Baudmanu.
A new rehearsal Of "Tte Motto" was ordered o.
Wednesday on account Of Mrs. Shswell, who was
cas in tho part OF Mrs. Jordan that lady, 10 every
bodys regret, having Withdrawal from the company
to accep! an engagement in San Francisco. Ma
Shewell, however, makes ali excellent substitute.
aimee, although somewhat wanting In energy, her al
tut ehldke nstuTalnsss and grace never fail to WIN
the SURFACES of the house. Moreover, there y
FRESHNESS. about her acting which perhaps, it would
be hardly reasonable to expect in the other members
Of the company after playing the same roles too
nearly three months, but which. nevertheless. n
may do no harm to hold up TO emulation.
The only other thes,er in Broadway that rsraina
open-for Mr.. Wallaek, whose house has been "a
le. for some time past, seems 10 have turned Q
strangely deaf ear 10 the "many appGcstioosr
that hive been mace for it--s tie Winter Garden,
where Mr. Frank Woods Leah the Forsock" u
trsvesty Of Leah the Forsaken,' which, egain.
was q ,rayesty Of Mosentbsls "Dinorah'' has been
drawing large houses all tie week, and is becoming
more and more popular every night.
! The author, who is one Of the young writers upon
! TIE Journal Of Commerce, having thrown into biz
"Jeni.h maiden effort" all the riotols aud rampant
humor Of that broad sod jatiIaut sheet; and toe
sc,ors-Mark and Sol. Smith Dan. Setche!, Dolly
Dsvenpor, lwnom it is pedaniis TO call Adolphus.,
Mas Emily Thorne, etc.-haviug entered into ne
thing with corresponding extravsgsnce and esprit,
Leah the Forsook" may safely be pronounced The
IN Ct uJ-carious farce for. sitter all IL ia farce
rather than trsyesty or "oureSque'l that has
ever been produced in this city.
True il has no plot 10 sequence, no continuity
even but Ills only gives more scope to the iDdi-
viiaA caprice Of tue setors, ali OF whom seze upou
ths chance and from the rise Of the curtsin to tbs
going down thereof hold high carnival Of fun,
which keeps the house in perpetual roar Of laugh
ter, extending even to the outer courts and to where
the bland treasurer counteth up bis t.-sotten gaiDa
II seems hardly fair wnsn oil tie actors in piece
do 50 well, to single out any particular one fos
praise; but. as in the presen! case, when thers U
actually no difference of opinion, II should be said
tbai the lions share OF the honou in Leah the
Forsook" belongs to Mr.. Mark Smith, who. On this
OCCASION g, on several others, las shown that he il
a. much at home in the widest extravaganza Of tbs
Winter Garden where such things are carried b
tLsr limits as in the saidesi old comedies at Wal
lacks.
Mr.. Bsrnum has In preparation several hr't-ciAsa
theatrical novelties, which will be brought forth IN
due season. Meanwhile the principal attractions u
the Museum, aide from its illustrations Of Natural
and unnatural history and its Aaioms'on Writer 10
which ste public is wrong in sttribatins certsis
,tercOiyped articles in The World, are sanf0rds
clover troupe OF Ethiopian Miosue!s aud the gym.
oas,ic Deuier Brothers, who give performances al
bu, perfec. in their kind, hud whose engagement
viii positively co.e next Saturday night.