New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

Blokerstsf In IN Taller. describing ,zYoricucOOs his
OWN. "a GOOD company OF us > bo seys. were this
day 70 see o. rsber bear al psrson do several
fects o. sctvisy With his tA-oat and vindppe. II is
curious a. observe nj mometbs which he deems oppo-
tame for vocal display ths nppaInt mpasc with which
Mr. WhoGtlcy attacks his ruthor. tuTgid passage OF
blank verse swails him lie garcs upon II ifvm alar
He stalks about ioitiy surveying IT, lie pauses aud
raec:s then rerviur himself advances 10 the struggle
Now my fine iipes he seems ~ ss!, you fancy that
Won have au independcnt value in The estimation Of this
audience We viii SEQ I shall proceed 70 PIT you
down. l she'll conuuer' you, lf you understand, and
tramre mon vou and break your spirit and fe''er you
with nv ipdoi, aba oratory Tou shall he nothing
o. nj through MT and after icld at discretion.
Sometimes yelse iti unusual semblance Of vigor
about H. rebels and rises above its rorsecuor; but the
triumph is morey lmOmontnry ma In m instant 1t
vrithes agan beneath the dead ghi;o Mr. heslley
lshored defamation. Accustomed as the visitors ct
Nhlos Garden have been 10 dspsys offi'se Grt II was
q question whether last evenings performance would
not prove too serious strain upon Lhelr ereduiy. The
earlier act. were received wifi silence, followed by
omiDous indications 81 mirih, ont toward the close
series Of vedireced limitations Of the bold effects OF
tho popular tragejah st this he1ieI wsf rewarded With
liberal demonstrations Of applause We regret such ap
plau,e not because IL pleasant losee my actor denied
the recognition 81 hs eudesyor iopoosc hu hoc"se "
serves TO stimulate and encourage faith IN the virtue {"
that unreal and fictitious dramatic STYLE which len TO
/ i;so.i, would incvitably pass 10 rapid decay.
/ In the general performance Of THE Lady OF Lyons
/ there Was little 20 compliment NJ. Burnetts repre-
seu,otiuu of tho part of Col Dawss was the best but
was not remarkable. NJ. Hagans Besusean' was IN
conth and ungsinly being mainly noteworthy for the
exhibition OF aingalaly prclru.'e eiuludes MI NJ
nan az NJ Deschapclles distinguished himself Z! keep
nr his hat or IL the presence Of ladies' Throughout LIS
scene in ib. fourth acl Miss Wells Is awa!s too
pronouncsd and vehement toT Any bat the strongest
I " character partsr Mr. Ferren misunderstood the
nature OF The Widow Menctte iaT az TO rise. IN the
first act tone Of exultation and dofsoH instead q
sadness in express ing tho hope that he son IVES cured
q his wd passion In every possible respect tho per
forospce VAS FER fron being upon which ropu'e
r; class rhoator should be willing 70 base iIs sianehg
i Ac,pEMy or MUSIc The Annual Entertain
men. lor The Benefit Of Che Roman Csiholc Orphan
Asylr,n will take place tbs afternoon and evening" az
the Academy NJ N-sio In 'hc afternoon Nj. ioan t.
Owens who nas volunteered ioT the occasion. VIII give
his nonvar and admirable performance CT soiCn
sLjncle in "The Peoples Lawyer The CsmpOel
Ministries and pat OF lie company OF thc NJ" i'""ef!
! viii also appear In tho evening " The Lady oi Lyons
p-il he represented by Mr.. G.. e. Boniscc Miss kno
Newton and other well. known artists \ Concert b,
Dryants Minstrel- s to conclude the Entertainment.
! H;ItrR's SALE DIkpoLIQUE.-1 success
Of MI Heer's r-w programme 10 alread, assured The
naptis;opbtiian Foa,' eIci'ra universal meFrinen'
/ and aprlsuse each Dish--
/ WINTER GARDEN.-"T Tn Comedy ofEror5
IN be repeated this evening r The l,t tne. o. Sat
] nriar NJ Cl.rkc vii arp.al ia . Panl ~