New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18
AwCsEmENTs.

ACADEMY OF Music has been quietly en-
Dounced in the papers for day OF two past thss Ny
Heeke. was about TO give his famous Representative Of
FalsaI for one night only, at the Academy OF Music
No reason is assigned for the rash act but trust thh
this viii not prevent the hoasc from being full. We
should prefer to see Mr.. Haekett at Niblos but the
regular drama has been banished from that place 80
long that he would hardly feel at home there Tue play
Henry VIII, part . is cast as follows:
Sir John FalstaH. ...;;Y;........'...'..Mf Hackst
King Heary " Of EnEand.Ar. Chas. Ke1nble Mason
Henry Prince Of Wales...... b. Porter
Fsan;: .ap,ier ofthe Boar Head Tavern Mr. J Lam!
Hosess oSeE KV. fa. Mrs Bioagha Robertson
The FRENCH THEATER.--To nights per-
Torrance at this model theater viii DO for the benefit Of
Mons and Mime Pcletier. The play selected for the
occasion is NJ Anglers lie Fills de Giboyr which is cast
to the whole strength Of the company and one of tbs
best comedies Mr. Tuiguei has prodaced this scasor
The habitu6s Of the house. who take eommendabe In
tercst in its success and lose opportunity to
testify their appreciation of the company will be sure
TO be present in large Numbers and to give to the ben
eciaries hearty and substantial Testimony Of regard
The French among Us justly proud OF their little
theater which rec ais to them Of the peasanest
"reminiscences OF Ia belle France and tends to sustain
their reputation as people of intelligence and refine
ment On the other hand there is large class OF edu
Gated Americans who frequent the house and find 1t one
II the most charming theatrical resorts in town.
PERTAINS MIRROR OF THE RBBELLIoN.-ln
addition 10 numerous pictorial illustrations of the war
including portraits Of many OF most distinguished
Generals. Mr.. Perham exhibits every afternoon and
evening series OF brilliant architectural, landscape
and other yews forming. altogether, very attractive
entertainment
HOPE CHAPEL.-There is a Stereosc0p,ic0n
shown here also embracing great variety Of historical
and other pictures which have been added recently
reprcsen;aons Of Irish scenery and architecture more
beautiful than any of the kind that have been exhibited
in the city. The programme is changed every afternoon
and evening and is always interesting.
HowKs CIRCUS.-Mr. Howe has just added
to hi. lively little troupe Mile Marietta Raye an er
ccent tight-rope dancer, and Mr. John Denier' the
comic gymnast who made such Lit last year at Nix
on's Performances every afternoon and evening.
COOPER ISsTITUTg.-Prof. Doremus will give
the fourth and last Of his entertaining lectures on The
Worlds Indebtedness to Science" this evening. The
lecture viii be Illustrated by many striking and beau
tifu experiments.
Theodore d. Yields lecture before the
worens Loyal League will be delivered. not on Mon
day evening as was enormously advertised in this and
other papers yesterday. but on Wednesday evening
next His subject viii be. The Work, the Time. and
the Way"
THE MYSTERY or THE WAR.-Parker Pills
bury viii repeat his lecture the Mystery Of the Wa
at Prof Mlttisons Church, Forty-Arst street, nea!
Sixth avenue. on Friday evening, the 10Th inst.