New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
AMUsEMESTs.

There is q Iull in the musical world. The
Fair IL the absorbent Of public attention There
were two concerts during the weekoHe at Irving Han
the other at Or. Chapns church-both deserving hne
audiences, and both were misereby attended. And
there is no use in dwelling practical failures so We
let them pas. Tho Academy Is advertised TO be shut
this woek and ~ spsn next Monday with the Buguenos
We beg 10 call the attention Of the people OF
Brooklyn To benefit concert TO be given tonight at
the Athenaum for the widow and children Of the late
George Rea Of the English Opera Troupe-a baEo in
voice. and a most worthy man. The concert VIII be
finely illustrated by superior voices: Madame Borchard
Mrs. Abbott Mrs. KemptOn, Mr.. Castle MIR. Campbell
Master Wood, and Mr.. A. Reif, his first appearance
since his return from California. Help the poor faly
suddenly deprived Of their naturnl protector.
Herr Zfrom will give q concert at Dodworths
Han on Tuesday evening. APRIL 90 Tomorrow
yioinist aged 6 years, Ernest Heine, will performs
likewise Mad Won BerLel, Herr Zirom sgnor Remi'
aud MI Goldbeck (oue Of his own concerts).
THEATRES, ETC.
Mr.. Edwin Booths performances at Mblo'S
Garden clcsed Friday evening. The last nights o.
his engagement the most successful and his hNe
personatons Of Raphael, in THE Marble Heart might
have been continued with profit 10 the theaer and the
public Hr. Booth was oxoellently supported. The
acting of Miss Rose Eytinge especially IN the same
piece was remarkable for its simple and unaffected
grace. Mr. Hacketts appearance Saturday, for the
benefit Of the Shakespeare statue fund.- attracted an
overlooking audience. Shakespeare having had bis
night the drama Of the period resumes its place once
more. Two weeks hence, "Be Demono," melo
DIANA Of forty torpedo power viii be produced; end
meanwhile Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams viii enter
tain the public with q round Of their Irish plays. For
tonight. "The Connie soogah" is announced with
brilliant accessories Of scenery mechanism, music, and
10 forth.
AT the Winter Garden, Miss Avonia Jones has
o,neered in Camille" THE Lady Of Lyons" "As
Won like Il" and Romeo and Juliet" In our esi'
,patio, her Rosand is altogether he most agreeable
performance she has given. 1t is natural, easy and
Auo,t with none Of the oyersraned effects OF decla-
nation which she suffers to appear in her more tragic
uars Actors are slow to believe that the appropriate
expression Of passion or emotion is anything but NOISY
yociferation Miss Jones's acting gains IN value when
ever she IL sparng OF her vocal resources Her Rosa
lind as We have remarked was exceedingly pheasant
performance OF her Juliet indeed Of any oil the
parts represented on Saturday night 1t is dicuh 70
speak. TIE house was crowded 10 excess, ana close
observation was impossible This evening. Miss Jones
reappears Bianca, in "Fado," and tomorrow
newly translated French drama The Sorceress" VIII
Do produced
The programme at the Olympic Theater con,
tinues unchanged. "0ur Wife, no less than Loya'
Ina" has been thoroughly successful Both viii be
repeated every evening this week
Miss Jane Coombs is engaged at Wallack's
Tbeater and viii wednesday evening make her first
appearance Lady Teaze in The School for Scandal
Tonight The Road to Ruin will be repeated and to-
morrow " Rosedale."
i The performances at the French Theater
\ CIiblos SaooH) win be discontinued after this week
! No compliments can bo Ilagp4sd to the eueTsI. DIS