New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-12

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, connection wIs. .isui rl~es',, on his OWL
cess or railure aeprSrd '"'' -. always ~
N"'ch 80 regret to say are nv. --. ~y.o the occa
sion else long 'e'ore this he would have had no rva
here abroad the tragic stigG The reader will be
pleased learn that this evening Mr. Booth is TO per
form characcr--that Of Ruy -'las in the play OF
that name, in which it will be remem' ered Mr. Fech
tor made his first appearance and bis 's sensation In
London One VI the characters in the pie &c Is te ever
popular Don Cgsar de Bazan, which viii be Played
and, Of course, Wen pleyed-by NJ. l.. I. Barrett.
SIBLo's GARDEN.
| Tonight Mr.. Forrest will gadate for tie Last
zine Ills season in the play written by our great ma
tional Bird while tomorrow night Mile. Vestyali VII
radate we wish could also say for the last time) rs
Cameo In The Jewish Mother" The public viii ts
interested to learn that yesvals role will be that
Of Romeo in Romeo and Juliet" and that the new
drama Of The Issaelite in Difficulty or Jewisl-pru
dence Taught In Six Lessons recently offered TO Mr.
Whcaey has been definitely rejected in order that
after long course of Hebrew drama the Christians
may lave chance. The persecution of the jews Is
doubtless good subject for dramatic effects in all
countries whore the Jews prosecuted, but in this
country who're tone man l. as good another and
better too" 1t to have particular significance
The Jews very worthy class OF fellow citizens,
and, witty writer in New Hampshire On. r. Rogers
observed If they would only leave of. being Jews
and turn mankind. they would make as good folks as
anybody" At any rate they hardly deserve being
dranaicd to death this is refinement Of persecn
ton never dreamed Of even in Europe.
wALLACKs THEATER.
Mr. Lester Wallack has given up the idea
ofosfabshine the Nocturnal Drama among IA, and now
Its people away FROM I,oscdale at II O'Clock. or
tacleabous every night. Several h.s'ronic chemists
Of or less celebrity have attempted TO anayse this
singular dramatic compound and rcsoe It into it' com
pDncnt parts but thus far without success They ell
agree however that it is very delicious mixture. aud
taken in moderation mot than three hours an even
ing. .or cxampe). can nj least do no HARM
NIpLos SALOON.
Artemus Ward delivered lis valcdictory ora
ton on Thursday evening. He says that he can't write
such orations rs Edward Everett but that on the
other hand Edward Everett cant write such orations
as he can. Hs audience agree with him in opinion.
AricInus gives his next Grafton in san Francisco ana ne
requests US say the crowds that were tarned away
from H.bo's Saloon on Tuesday that their tickets
will be good for that occasion.
DARNUM's MUSEUM.
The Sioux and Wnnebago Indians refuse to
leave this place until next week. on account Of their
lie ire 70 see Edrc the Dare aud "Thc Duciman's
Ghost" which accordingly viii be played every after
noon and evening for another week after which INDIAN
Dane and Dutchman will receive their ticket Of leave
We tried 10 see the whole lot "Wednesday, but the
usher told US there was only standing roon and we
could NJ stand 1t.
COOPER INSTITUTE.
ANY twelve gentlemen who can take sixty
rilons Of nitrous oxide OF laughing gus at sitting VIII
have an opportunity Of doing this evening at the
Cooner Institute without extra charge The esthciic
and anasthetio effects Of the gas vii be explained b!
Dr. Cotton who never laughs himself but beneyolontly
devot,s bis ne TO making other people laugh. There
will bee music between the laughs ard refreshments at
tie nearest restaurant.
qHa ALEXANDRA CIRCUS.
Mr. Nixon has had the good sense to change
tlennre oi hi, establishment from Pavilion to Circus
ard now invites the public TO visit 1t every afternoon
and g, ming Of ne week. and see some of the best
horse dcrs and acrobas in the world The best of the
riders are Mademc Maria Macarie. long celebrated IN
Paris and Mr. Eaton stone long celebrated everywhere
Tho Circus boasts O. Two clowns. one Of whom VIII
speak piece" every evening sscaadRm Ar'em'u'
Hard
GEogGB CiIRIsTY's MISsTRELs.
The lovers o. negro iniEstrclsy VIII DO well
4, look tho charming Little shossr erre-.i" Niilos
wh r. VI George CATisiy Cgh0m We al remember az
tn tes minstrel OF lis time in company Vith L. ".
Iiooloy. T. Boweys. II. Percy. AID Messieurs and
Mlnstrcls Prcndcrgasi simpson, Dranin ferson, Gay
nor johnson Keller. Smith, Bonesacc, 1fgg. Pasdy.
Thompson &C. are giving series ofthc most humorous
and uncycep,onhble entertainments Of their lind which
have ever been given in New York.
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Rnter.nir msnfs-Nonday, Oct. ~.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-Err-ni.
WALLACk'S TilEATTR-k pAcda,e, OF the lNiic bni.
slBIp,s OkRUEh-sTlr'acus.
WINTFR GARDkN-Kny bla.-Thumpns l. gscy,
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