New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02
AMUsE MENTS.
Musical Entertainments.

Musical Entertainments.
| The concert of Miss Patti at Irving Hall. on Sat-
urdsy, was splendidy attended. The seats were all
filed, and numbers stood besides and beside. Miss
Patti was in full volube soprano trim, and dashed
off forituri as naturally the sheds perfume,
or falling waters spray. She was vastly applauded
in several brilliant arss. Her assistants were Mr..
Mills, aud Mr. Castle, the wel-known pianist and
tho tenor. 1t is Understood that Miss Pa will give
two more concerts before sailing for Europe. She
proceeds then directly 70 England under al engage
uent with Mr. Harrison, who has splendid opera.
house, using Signor Costa's orchestra Of ninety
chosen instruments.
TIE ACADEMY will open on Wednesday night
under the experienced direction Of N. Mareizek.
The opera will be II 7ToratOre. The singers
new to this latitude. They came last from Havana.
Their names are: Soprano, Mesdamcs Mcdori aud
BrigpoE; contralto, Madame Suzer; secouds Donna,
Mad Fischer; tenors Signori Mazzolen aud Mi.
netti; second tenor, Rubo baritone, Belini; bA.so
Coleiti and Muller conductor, Sgnor Nuno.
ACADEMY OF MusIc.-Secood Exhibition Drill Of
tie Ambusnce Sanitary Troops, COMMANDED by Col.
Henry r. Foote, will be gwen on Tuesday night O,
the Academy, at the request Of Mayor OPdyke,
Gen. Hall, &c, &c-to illustrate the practical
duties performed by the corps during battle. Grafu.
las 7th Regiment Band III afford the fine music
to this tableAux from the History Of the War.
Theaiers. etc.
"Satanella," at Niblo's Garden, has achieved a
brilliant success by virtue Of lie excellent scenery
ia numerous and spirited Dances and, especially.
the graceful singing Of Miss Caroline Ricbngs The
selections Of musc are not themselves remarkable
only two of the really good melodies Of the original
having been retaued-"Tte Power Of Love" aud
LET not the World" both Of which. though
simple and unrretending, are in Bales - CHARM
ing styIe-but Misc Richings succeeds 10 al, as well
as in these, in greatly pleasing the audiences. The
cboruses are Of Iit,le valee, AMI the orchestra
betrays a weakness which It's Increased numbers
only make the apparent. The ballet nu,ic Is
partly taken from the Faust" which Mr. RoDzaoi
produced with great splendor some years ago. The
dsuciug itself is much better in every respect than
that which is usually offered in similar pieces.
Miss Gaett passes much time upon the easy elevation
of her principal toes which may. indeed, be termed
Ter two special points of attraction. Mrs. Marzeu
and Miss Katrine perform their hight Fantastic iunc-
lions with ali elasticity which we cannot say knows
no bounds, but which ID certainly without Limit.
The general action ia conscientiousy sustained by
Nj and Mrs. l.. k. Shewell. Mr.. Kichings, Mr..
Lamb and others. The audiences last week were
large and prcfuse in applause; as, undoubtedly, they
will continue this week, on every night Of which
" Satanella" will be repeated.
The benefits Of last week a. Wallack's Theater
were an thoroughly successful rs those which had
preceded them Miss Cannon and Mr.. Mark Smith
\, - . fort ~, If 4.
or Of anv season For this evening another benefit
is annclnccd, that Of Mis- Madeline Henr.ques,
who, Ly lapid growth in msuy charming attributes
of her art hls 80 won the favor Of the public, that
this opportunity for Offering her generous encourage
lnent and acknowledgment will be slgnalzed in a
manner unusually complimentary 70 one OF such brlef
experience in her difficult vocation The pieces she
announces are "kaint Heart Never Won Fair
Lady," and "Tbe Youthful Queen in tho fret oil
which she Plays the King. and in the second the
Queen. thereby uniting in herself the dignities Of
double royalty. On Friday evening Mr.. JOAN Gil
bert will have benefit, for which the comedy OF
"Ths Busy Body" will be specially revived. The
entertainments provided for other evenings are dei
ionared in the advertisement elsewhere.
AT the Winter Garden, the second week of Nina
/ Mary Sr0NObt cubdBoHo"e 0Po"' WIZ o'Nh''b wa"
the production Of newly-translated fvc.act play
entitled "Lncio dArville." The piece is said 10
no,ssss all the most attractive aud exciting qualities
~ the modern school Of French drama and is,
over understood to offer special advantages for the
exhibition Of Miss Provost's cleverest powers The
Gus, will be Ms good as the resourcss OF the Winter
Garden company allow.
The second matinee ct the French Theatcr, last
Saturday. was better attended than the fst, and The
performances were received with even greater sral'
Gcation Oaenbachs operette La Rose do ST.
Flour" especially, excited infinite laughter. Tho
acting of Messrs Juynet aud Edgsrd, and Miss Anna
Hamburg in this piece is capital, and the music Is
20 exceedingly graceful and fresh thnt ought really
to b. demanded in frequent repetition. ihlId
matinee il announced TO take place next Saturday.
The regular performance Tomorrow evening" VIII
consist Of three pieces, III Eaut qu'une Porte Soft
ouvere on ferrn6e, Luz Dieze," aud " Hel'iso
Of Gsrgaou." An extra performance will BE- given
next Thursday evening for the benefit OF Miss
Margaret Bouhelier.
A. Barnums Mussun, Miss Minnie Warren and
Commodore Mutt continue Oh exhibition this wee..
Tls ays~AiQ ea!euaipUspt ssu exceedingly well