New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
Nibs0's Garden.
SECOND AND LAST OPEaA.


By this time Mr.. Grau having selected Saturday Of the
pluriose faculty entitled to the benefit Of not crowd
ing his audience al night in Nibo's-though there was
pretty fair show nevertheless. Tie opcre was Lucia
al LqnerrzoorOr the only authentic hbretto trans
ation calls it, "Lucie Of Lammermoor" This spelling
Of the honest old Of Lucy. however. scoords with
TIE American fashion Of lOwbred people. Every ittls
suoN Of girl who is married nowcards or "no cards
us advertised Fannie. nc. Fanny Marie. not Mary:
Mollie. no; Molly; Polite not Polly; sllie not sally,
etc. etc.
tade drira'lr would puzzle n verbal roO.huater. II
may possibly be that such photographed abs1rdtes may
come o. as many lessons in French TIE Miss Keuwigs
got added the beatc idea that tie termination in.
stead Of denotes enleormcni ifso 1T the endelrmeat
be confined dead babies whose departure Is published
with such narrowing dosger thnt friend and Zoe 40
alike subdred to fearful grief.
The musical play Of Lucy introduced The pima donna
number tgo Of Sr. Grau's company. II Il serious
thing 20 summon the world to admire gifts end abilities.
Somehow OF other death itself appears trfing In COM
rarison For Kings and Presidents can make DuEes
WHO ore not Daces and MaorGener WHO ara Ct only
for drum.malors; still their titles are valid AID arc
paid for. But no parchment can confer beauty or
talent or genius; the sham Of that dllp.latei
recreani rul,an Thomas Carlyle rises up Ike Banqros
b
Illustrated farce Of MseseD. so people hearing that
there is 4 PriHa DoaAs--a First Lady IN song and
ac,iona D,a cyiS fock TO hear her. Fanatics on ,ks
Other side OF Central Park-from Tat region vhich1
50 distant tbs, merchant living in Warren street.
twenty-five years ugo and going visit would taSea
solemn leave q his family nos were be OF tie .os
q sailing 20 the Azores or the Cape Of Good Hope
f,uatlc, 50 distant come rushing down amid ,hs
rsrd. ovcrcrowlug and hence normal sWindlrs
u the cars. independents H. Rrootiyn, not vat
ing f9r ,hs fincss - time when tie Fi-st LAZY
shall temrt the briny deeps bird chaunt in their oE1
opera house bury unanimously fom the!f moral AL
physical hight, 10 tho ditto dep-s u Lis city to 60
cure seats and absorb the floods Of ensrososI'r;rai
sound filing the soul rOaonico OF >tetson do tho
stomach aud opening the purse 10 the besgars CD '9ss
home The houses iul-wo nay suppoae-th.. u II
Hibo. is ever full. considering il aniclh.e relations
with Broadway and the liked stars Expectation on
d tai pair ~ stii.--whch IS better than i!pioes-is
Sguor Muzo with bor.ga smile AID Snow who
gloves takes his stick apoAouishi IL had The oFches'
ira walls forth the coming tragedy Wiol t-e best
uoycl.i in the English language. IAackeray never
fnc.,d in tho novel The signing loye-sieS
horns. and the dyspot.c bascons. tell OF tie woes
70 come: tie ketto-drums leo OF few iaaeFh
notes presagne mimicry of hearts that haya
ceased to beat and have oycrroached dosoltoa'
4 crash By the orchestra with much slen, beng and
COMPANY In tie kitolcnIalge department. suggests
tie falling Of Eigar tower and then the curtain rises
The chorus ami the brother ard the dissenting clergy
man DO their best hC. stil the audience Is most beat
o. hearing Lucy--and Of LIST Lucy comes. HusLcds
tic house, the authentic editions % rati,e. OF
gentlemen stop telling young ladies Low nomia-cI
Lynch. esq fir saw Sirnor Garcia in Italy and ~
an 80 sn
with bis divine daa ,hter who became MADAME Mili'
bran and the trsrcdyquecn Of the op'ro-Nkewis'o'
what sweet voice Alr Dom'nick Lynch h'd-the To-
usitof sniate1r circles of the fashionable worla IS
serene. ara tho voice which has summoned the so'id
c.esm II $1,000 prt, OF milk Go keep mp the unity u
Gle Rhetorical d-urc. which B.ri- insists uponl q
thoarl for the first time here. IS il the voice
II love. lusc.ousaess. OF az in purity L.''
there ia an auditory reaction. and criticism
becomes sever, We cannot find in Nile CasiIi TO
cln!ms Of pr.wc donna. Perhaps q WIS fight beore'
ucw audience in ,tran e. land With strange unln
Ip4thag Language. So sc win wait antlwc hear MORE
for there j. NJ usc % sArs Shortcomings.
seuor Mortui appeared % us D h;te loarsc, but -
/ Is always tho artist and Yleascs Dis hearers
$ sucr Siccaul made positive sensation IS LdsaFl'
IT, was no, up TO he mark IN t'e mn'd.ci'on scena
lbat ia the woe elonc acecntga,.ous oIiae h'' ac'
made bis ar licnce 20 a,t.s-ca.y and sympli''u'u!
wr,tched tui they called Lin three times beloFe 40
curiain--au honor rarely accorded to an artist
Tug MUSEUM BarnUm has once more taken
hold az tue old museum this time IN real earnest aii
has issued a proclamation ruthessy cutting Oh uv''
heads and working various needed reforms among NC
ATTACHES Of his establishment with the view q a'Al1s
10 moro popular and better paying than ever I'e''''
day. We noticed in news paragraph that there VISA
giant elrl out somewhere iu Aosa.Seoa. BiiAA4' ny
got that sirl already in tac Museum. We nave ~.
seen Ter bu, We believe. for lie says So iha' SNe "
years old ssif Jse, high hos foot 10 inches .o "'-
sleeps In nine feet bed. that she can't b' so' i"' a.!
ordinary covered carriages and. IN SNoi" va.
1t, .,l b,.,li NOT 70 mention good LOOKS size -
I1..l,ry uc b,-e,t ding that Barnum has YET
br...,, o,, Notwithstanding all tbs, The moral
damn. the waxwors. tie happy family. and al iA'
other cu,,o,tcs aye thrown in for the old charge o.
,n,r,., The motto is, No strikes az the Museum.