New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Academy Of Music will close this eve ming
VI. Maretzek's short additional season coming TO an
end. The entertainment will be lone; or, The Last
Days Of P0mpeii, an opera entirely new to this com
munity, and which was very well received on lis
la;e original presentation, with Madame Medor in
tho principal soprano part, aud Madame Guerrabella
subsequently in the same 1t will be performed to-
night by Mesdames Guerrabella and Suzer, and
Nm. Mazzoleni, Belhni, and Bischi aud. as leave
taking thing, should command an extra full attend
ance.
N. Maretzek has meritOriously brought forward
two new operas-that is to ray, HTofdo and tae one
mentioned But to Verdis Aroldo. though il posi-
lively succeeded in the estimation Of those present
during the three or four times it was given, YET IL
failed to draw large houses, and was therefore, set
aside, and the season cut short. Ii the public viii
bot come to the OPERA with good work. and such
artists are at the Academy it is better 10 close
The concern and recomhence under more auspcious
circumstances at the end Of the Summer.
There may be reasons for the non-attendaDce a.
the Academy, apart from the deuge of RAIN L'ti II
was cut shoit by the warm weather. The public
mind is profoundly sgiteted by the Of whole
sale slaughter so the Cap tai. Sixteen thousand
OF our brothers, slain, wounded, scattered or i'm
prisoned-,he result Of the last bsttleis reason
among others for falling of in the attendance
at places of public amusement. Each private house
Is closed to the public eye; but, conld the DrrH
~ Ttco Sticks once again take off every roof ana
seveal the life within IL, how much and ago.y
would be rendered visibei
hr. Maretzek will open in September, and we
learn it is his intention to produce an entirely
;- efx1a Of La Ia sftf md
preparations for which will be carried on 10 the
nesnwhile 80 that the best effect can be secured by
such deliberate labors.
The impression left on the public has been Of the
most favorable character, and argues well for the
resumption Of operate eiIors-when tie watering.
sesson stall be over; and wben We trust, the puO-
lie mind will be calmer, and more disposed to enjoy
che charms Of the lyrical drama.
Mr.. Robert Goldbeek will give grand concert Of
the Academy OF Music tomorrow nigbt-TuesGay-
cssi.ted by an orchestra Of formidable proportions
and by Madame Johsnn,eu, Mr.. Timm, Mr.
Thomas, and others. On this OCCASION bis three
symphonic movements for orchesira-caled We
s0rtG-will be repeated. So enterprising thing as
concert on such scale, for the urposo OF pre-
senting il the only way it now be heard, new
American musicals our Societies are devoted 10
the distant aud tue dead-oU 2h to meet vi IA ade
quately liberal response from the public.
Mr.. Gottscbalk has commenced some concert.
Two brilliant ones-for the benefit Of the excel enl
manager Of Irving Hail. Mr.. Harrison-were adyer-
6sed lat week, aud several others are TO come oil
Ebis week, at towns aud places near here. See az
vertisement.
There was at the concerts Of Mr. GottscF'k
ouartete for four piauos--he March OF on
bauser-by Messrs. Go,tschalk, SandersOn, DO
kowsk, and Nile. Bsretche-a resonnaut novelty,
much spplauded. There were many eucores. Niue.
DAngri, an especial favorte al these concerts, was
among the musical notAbities These entertain
rents were well attended, Notwithstanding hey
were both of the same date. They were deserved
BY Mr.. Harrison.
Mile. Vestyali will commence English operas
that is, operas with English words-on the 2Jth
inst, at the Winter Garden, Gluck's Orptew-
which she acted in Pafs-beiDg the fret Of her list
None Of Gluck's music has been performed here On
the stage. Even after the death Of Mozart u ruled
IN Germany, though be lived before tue gre.. Cor
man. There ought to be curiosity 70 hear whai has
excited 20 much attention and admiration.