New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY OF Mus1c-oPENINa OF THE sEAsoS.


promise. with the strains of the music miraculous
charms and transcedenta boot and all the pomp
industry having been removed; and. still more several
mechanical stage-mproyements have been made In ad
vance, The rush for seats has been great and all the
interested parties feel couent at the brilliant prospect
The director. Mr. Maretzek has recovered his health
and ability to WELD the baton.
The work chosen for tonight is Roberto Devoreux."
BY Donizetti bat little given hitherto here, and
therefore practically fresh
The leading artists are the those Of last year.
with the addition of Miss Kellogg who has fully recoy
cred her powers, and viii appear this week in Rig
0letto"
Tonight Madame Medor Madcmoiselle Sulzer. and
MI NJ Mazzoleni and Bellini form the cast. A mag
nifcent audience may certainly he looked for.
GERMAN OPERA.
Mr.. Anschutz is so well satisfied with his sue
last season that he viii Try another here In Decem
herewith few occasional performances perhaps at one
of the theaters previously. NJ Ansehu'z has obtained
from Europe. four new artists--a prima donna, q
sorbrcttc tenor and bassan young fresh artists of
attractive powers abou: whom We shall speak in due
season They sang TO private party the other night.
much to the satisfaction Of IL present.
MR.. GRAU s COMPANY.
Mr.. Gran is clearly of opinion that there is
enough left Of the Union 10 support two opera com
paries and is in Europe making negotiations accord
ingly We arc officially informed that he has engaged
Ndlle Sophia Vera Lorini great tragic prma donna
from the San Carlo OF Naples and succeeded in effect
ing this through the breaking up Of the theaers Of
Palermo and Naples. Victor Emanuel having de-
cined the subyentions heretofore granted
by the King Of Naples TO this opora house. a very
short while after the contract was signed MGle Vera
received offers from Mr. Bagier of''he Italian Opera
xx-ana Igr.
in very short time. She sings 7r0ratore ErHaai Lu'
ers:ia &C. and is engaged for four years. M Grau
has also engaged. for tie period Mdlle. Cas'ri,
soprano Sfogato young lady ls years Of age. very
pretty and also very remarkable in SoRRanbEio Rso
lesso Prri,aE, and Lueie."
wALLAcKs THEATKR.
The new fve-act and five-hour drama with
which Mr. walack opened his regular season on
Wednesday last is abOu. be published, we hear In
i've volumes, for distribution a literary curiosity,
through the 1--we quarters Of the globe. Meanwhile
the appeal Of yawnng public has been listened TO- and
for acting purposes the piece has been cut down two
hours while have the promise Of what our dry goods
friends call still further reduction TO su the times
That an essentially pisygoiag people should Object to
remain al night 10 listen 10 play even from 80 clever
an author as Mr.. Lester Waaek. is doubtless snother
decay the drama and tie degeneracy ofthe
and Encouraging il must be TO hstrionio genius
there is oonsolaton perhaps 10 be found in the net
that even fvehour have loag since ceasedo be
tolerated ard tha, single hour is considered 10 be
liberal allotment 10 Con gressonal orators who formerly
thought little Of twelve and would iAin have spoken
len TO themselves not for day but foT all time.
Its true to be sure that at the Bowcry Theatres The
audience generally refuses 10 dsperse III tie hard'
hearted old clock begins 10 strike its little once but
even in the Bowery the entertainment must consist OF
more than one course, and ii is doubtful whether
dramatic dist from De Walden himself would keep hot
into the dead waste and middle ofthe night
II yns wise therefore in Mr. Wal.ack 10 give In 70
The demands Of a hay AID leihargo audience and We
Ike Pleasure in recording that he his likely TO be re-
warded fr his concession by having Kosedsle OF the
Rifle Ball continued the boards as long a. The pay
ers can stand IL and the management willing 10 aio"
ss,ers of the bes, members Of lis company to draw fr
uAy for doing nothing.
We beg 10 srgrest by the way IN this connection
that snce tie new play likely in 10 present humane
~ condensed form become one OF the great hits Of
the season il would BE- FAR more agreeable 70 the M
btuAs o! Wellacks IL acted but Say ihree nights
in the week in order that on the other nights they
uight have chance not only to see some other even
inferior play but % greet several OF ther !atols p!
ers-such as Miss Henrlques Miss lone BURKE anu
Messrs Young fIo!u, Nors"H nAu 1ia4- S-.''" -
whom fsuch is the opulouco Of TIE Wasck company In
,he matter Of dramatic talent no place could DC ouho
"A "Rossdale" which nevertheless s splerdidly cast
and contains sufficient variety OF characters u exhaust
ouy other dramatic company IN the land
In RESPECT ~ the general merits OF Mr.. WaDaokb
drama We have only TO cay that is such marvei OF
honstructiyc ingenuity that human being has yet
,eea able to unraye it's plot that is written in strong
nomatic English; that abounds IN striking situations
ard sparkling dialogue that II plcascs nearly every
BODY by putting nearly everybody. that II ministers
yo had almost said in view Of some scenes pandsrs)
% tie tastes Of every class Of play goers that N the de-
-.,opncn VI tie beauties II requires the aid Of rai
-noasetraps mantraps. and traps cni.ogsy altered
aad devised COR catching Women, tia; II gives al en-
:.rsiy new il not particularly cheerful Idea OF wha'
gentleman means By bis word Of honor nat gives
ne sr.hor chance 10 sing several capital sonesi ana
aray tina, ts chief ingredients being taken here and
erc from the sensation novels of the day. II s destined
"a rsak Among Plays tic balm Of thousand Tow
rs ranks among perfumes. and to ach!tsc the same
cLsAp bat lucrative popularity.
T. remains OILY u add that " Rossda!s Is srperby
out opon tie stage and TIA, 1t would be difficult for tie
1,gt captIoas critic 10 find any fault With the acting
Il fac, 80 NAM casact t.irgs 10 be sid on these
cunt, that we sta revert 70 The suhJec; IT, another
ric, wbeo G asvc space 70 20 into details Suffice 1t
sey for the present tn. in respect t. the scenery COS
tgn.g acd general stage elects donb & they have
over tctn surpassed IN NcwYo:E while a. for The
s-nncr IN which the leading roles were represented the
cr6: c.n FORM pretty good idea VI 4 W glarcing at
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