New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
An,useiurrts.

| The Philharmonic S0ciety' s second concert OF
tbs season wiz be given tonight ut The Academy Of
Music. Neud,lssohn's third symphony. Ecriols King
Lear" overture. uul MozlIts magic tluie' overture
are The orchtstral pieces announced Mr. Bergper will
contributes ,iu!lncoo solo and the Ic4crkIanz sill
sing
At the French Thcltcr this evening two comedies o,
the I 6arc.trpne'is La Ligne Droi, 10y Alonner.
ard lie Eill1sc" H. Octave feuilei, and a pali!s
Royal vaude,iilr. La CoumQde de yicioriuc' viii
br performed. Tho following pieces in rehcrs,l y
u. JG cncts company; Mon Et0ilc." Pr DToit lie
Con, lGtc" and La csguoitc" The mere ant cipeton
Of" La Cagno;;e" ought 10 dispc dull from this
moment until the time Of It's production.
- II nppcars that the new theatrical play b which
Nv GLc last Tuesday morning 10 fud i''ef Infamous Il
really speculation OF tie proprietor Of Tie H.rald.
WHO ms counted upon the terror in which be prcfcs.cs
himself 10 b. held by the theatrical Profession F their
blunt ucIuegcence in his scheme. Ihe rympathy be-.
tween tAr two publications thas explained We pre-.
sumo there Is but one objection Ia The Herald establish.
ing paper Of this sort bn il is the somewhat ilnpor.
ant one that without perpetual ccnsorf the publish
crs could could hot lc trusted TO keep It
dccent 1. week. Ia Ito very first number there
was uu omuo1s flavor OF tho old Me-. york H.rh OF
ISIS. Modest women. visiting tie thea'ers. were
compelled to their names blazorcl ia typc in
nccion with the most delicate social questions. Per.
sonai CHARACTERISTICS OF wel-knowE actors and mann.
gers rdicaied with the gro.sest mp.r.incnce.
pOglL. lecuref-WLo does not ice q" TIE Play Bill" q.
IDS lilce Of cntortnmcp'-was mcauiy and ma.i.
oionsy hb,.ed. TIE Arod evidently believed lint
Il had the New.IoIk managers 80 completely
in subsection not only to compel thor support
q it, new enter, r.sc, but ni,o 10 communal tacr
sanction Of the mott offensive matter ever laid
before the eyes If respectable udicncc In this II has
found itself mistaken The managers having agreed TO
sdopt The Play Bill win donhtess adhere TO their
engnsemenj-ioI wLetcytr Period they may have been
madelike honorable men; bu. conditions have already
been imposed The HIaid has been instructed 10 dis.
continue the impndcf. Gossip Of the Salons" and
10 curb far the sheet is concerned IFS usually
uncomfortable tendency TO buhooncry and spite
ful personality. After this week 1.-THE Play Bill" will
appear ceansed aud purified. 1t has already
been required 10 atone for its libel UPON
Artemus Wa.d. and the most important OF
city managers have made It siae qua t.at the
decaeics OF private lie fhnlI Lerealer be spored 10
vulgar ntrusons This is crcdtabe 10 the courage Of
the managers. Possibly. ii they rerseycre. they mny
some day find that the mighty power before which. il ia
useless Ia deny they iIo now too ready TO humble them
Selves is nothing but huge fraud and fiction, which
needs only be fny confronted and doied 10 lie tur.
bled headlopg from its vuunted lofty estate.
A "Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert y
will be given In Irving Hall this evening by Mile. l..
Krobkowsla, assisted by Nine do Lussau. Sig. &.
Iossah, and Senior Carlos Solia Tickets. 80 cents