New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30

Al. .rtsts Of the Academy in relation TO III and we
therefore suppose II Is likely TO take place with
rrolt and brilliancy.
Mr.. II. Sanderson, tho pianist, has had very
.m;nep. success in Havana: his octave-playing ex'
citing special wonder and applause. Very great a.
tentions have been shown him by tho leading diet
tamil of the place.
TheateTs, &c.
Matilda Heron returns this evening to Nibof
Garden, after o brilliantly prosperous tour among
the Western towns. The adaptation Of East
Lynne" prepared by Mr.. Wolf, under the title Of
" Edith; or, the Ears Daughter" will be revived
with all the effect that new and strong cast Of
characters can give it. Mr.. Shewell and Miss Wells
resume their original parts but the others are in
fresh hands. Among the best names are those Of
Mr.. Lanergan and Mr.. George Jordan. The sue
cess of Edith" during Miss Heron's former en-
gagement was one Of the most remarkable incidents
Of tie season. and, as its representations were dis
continued at the period Of their greatest popularity
it may be expected that its restoration will be
eagerly welcomed
Repetitions Of the standard comedies at Wallacks
continue to attract large audiences but afford no
occasion for special comment, their own value and
the manner of their performance, having bean long
ego set forth with due consideration. Tho LET for
the present week IL as followsi On Monday evening"
"Shs Stops to Conquer" Tuesday. Married
Life" Wednesday, THE Fine Old English Gen.
temsn and Americans in Paris" Thursday,
d" Wild Oats Friday, "a Bold Stroke for Iius-
bsnd;' Saturday, The Busy Body" new four
act comedy is in preparation at Wallacks and will
be produced early next week.
AT tho Winter Garden, Miss Lncille Western will
repeat every evening this week, her personaton Of
Lady label, in " East Lynne The audiences last
week were large aud very warm In acknowledgment
OF Se iaterest of the play The matinee Saturday
afternoon was handsomely attended, in spite II the
discouragiug weather and full houses may safely be
reckensd upon 90 long as the piece is kept before the
public. Next week opens with the appearance Of
Mr. j. s. Clarke, the finest aud most Justly popular
comedian of bis class in the country. His engage
ment will impart somewhat Of q summer cheer 10
what has, from varous causes, been for consider
able time past the Winter Garden Of everybody
discomfort.
new " sensational drama" is announced by Mr.
Barnnm ss the dramatic attraction for this week d.
bis house of wonders. Its name is " The Shadow
on tho Wall and It's potpromses romance seasoned
with metsphysics. Il is founded upon German lc'
gena, aud affords opportunity, among other tlings
for the display Of " Grand Physiological Effects"
The leading character is to be sustained by come
dian new TO this eountry-Ar Samuel Emery. re-
Gently of London. TIE production Of this drama
does not interfere with the rights Of visitors to enjoy
the customary attractions Of the MUSEUM, such as
the living Commodore Mutt, tho 1.-the and agile Hip
popotsmus, Mis-. Warren and numerous fab.
AT Irving Hall, inland Mrs.Tom Thumb are dong
as we'll as could be expected. Their daily levses
attract numerous and curious observers. They sp.
pear in the costume worn on the occaSon Of thelr
marriage, and display various fascinating accomplish
men;s the nature Of which may be discovered BY
peruss Of their advertisement 10 to-day's paper
They not hong for this hemspere. Europe beck.
them, and Irving Hall Will presently know LeIs
90 more.