New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

The Ghost ct WallacKS made It's solemn
ndicus last evening. il case Of much adieu about
nothing. Mr.. Moss is said to be making arrangements
for importing series Of Gucmaon actors for bis next
season. with n view dispense With human beings al
together. Tie plays will be written by Barnums au.
t0ma,on writer. at the Winter Garden the Ghost
makes ia last appearance on friday at the Museum
it has just commenced its career. The public is amused
at the Quixoc attacks that are being made upon inc
phantom, and compares them TO tie desperate and IN
eiiectua thrusts leyeled at it nightly in the Bowery
The general feeling Of tie public which always refuses
TO take sides in such matters, is to
Welcome the coming speed the parting Ghost"
The rlmor that Sol Smith (rother OF Mark Is about
going into the Ghost-busncss at Waacks old theater
is unfoundcj. Sol is a ghost in himself Moreover he
Is very clever actor and ought 10 be engaged by Nrs
WOOD if possible a member Of the brilliant little
company she is organizing for the Olympic date Laura
Koenc's).
The Olympic is TO be opened according to present ar
rangcmcnts on the 9TH Of next month 1t will be one
oi the handsomcst thoaers in town
Nh. BANDS season at the Winter Garden closes next
.urduy. with special performance for his benefit.
Mir. Bowers's benefit is announced for Friday. The
bill is not yet decided on for either evening. The
has been very credablc TO all commemorative two
stars. Mrs. H. T. Bowers and Mr. L. p Barrett. having
added arcly to their previous reputation, and been
abs supported by .le stock company
ON Monday next the house reycrts 10 the direction Of
M Jackson who opens bis regular Fall season with Mr.
Edwin Booih who at las accounts was in Phndelpha'
where ON the 10th inst in conjunction with Charlotte
Cuslman he gave Performance at the Academy Of
Music lr the benefit Of the wounded soldiers.
Mr. Edward MollonhaueF. The accomplished Con
luctor as the Winter Garden having gone To Wal
lacks TO take the baton recently resigned. TO every
body's regret by Mr. StocPel Bis place viii be filed
In ore sense o. .cas!. ampyby Nh Cooke go long 'Ac
desevodly popular Conductor at Niblos The stage
Manager Of the house will hereafter be Mr.. Adophus
II. Davenport.
Nh Bsndmann gave his hnh Performance Of Mar.
cssc" at Nblos Tuesday b. one OF the largest and
most enthusiastic houses that have seen tbs yer
The applause frequent and 50 continuous as to
II ,nrh the progress Of the play.
Tonight Mr. Forrest vii. repeat his Brutus in The
Fsl Of Iarqnn." which on IL first representation
MONDAY glU drew altogether The largest house oil
tie season.
"Na-c.ssc" viii be up again on Saturday and Tues
lay ncgt willie TarInin viii fe again on Friday and
p,s.b,, tuo 81 three times more rcAi vice..
The p,ayof Tho Jewish Mother" In which Nile.
'.fi A ~ about 20 II aAt htI "'N-' 10 -''''. - '
Translation from tie German as We were led 10 suP
pose D., from tie french. being another rendering o.
fhc Tr,as- D. Cir..,. play srg-e.tel ~ the famous
Montana ease and % hich crude version Was played
come ycafs ago In tie West.
Nj Nixon announces tie arrival at his AlAhmbra
Pa, noa Opposite tho Academy Of Music If young
Scolo tho rival 81 Lcoagl n ihe dying traP1c basil
ac.f IL viii make Dis fret appearance o. morrow
afternoon. There are performances at the AlhninoTa
every afternoon aad evening.
9Afi-n-s word j. 81 town ond is negotiating by ie.c'
gapA uf Manager McGgirc % san Francisco Tor a
rsucnnal foar n California. McGl.rc'a Isl te.r fran
v-.. What piI you take for The hrt thirty nights
10 wh.ch Af'cmas replied Dr-ldy and water The
aDr.:.lfin4 i1ogr,i.c. s.owly.
a. German gho.. drama % " Drunhla or Wake
Soi iir poal VII be- repeated every afternoon and
evening u Hlsarrs ns Ions IA TIE ghost can stand IT,