New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
ADJUSTMENTS.


Theatrical matters in tow are at their best We
have rarely known the fall sesson TO open SO prom
isinely Tho theaters have oil been put in oxceiien'
orler; the companies engaged, especially IN TN
star-ost sbishments are unusually good; ATTRACTIVE
plays are announced all round; ana the campaign
thus far has been conducted with vspf sAd oucVoSS'
Mr. Stuart of the Winter Garden has been gene
rally congratulated on his accession to The manage
mcnt OF tina. house, which is now second in tho
qeauty Of it, appearance and completeness OF its at
rangements, TO no other in the city Mr.. Clarke
under whose genial auspices it was reopened about
a fortnight since, has drawn such crowded houses
every night in "Eyeybody's Friend" and " Inc
Rough Diamond" that it has been found necessary
to continue these pieces for another week.
AT Wallack's, Miss Olive Logan, whose Ie-appear
ance on the stage in her own play OF "Eyeoen
has already been noticed will tahe her benefit to-
aieht as julia in "The Hunohback." Tho cast
includes Miss Iono Burke, Miss Fanny Morant,
Mrs. John Seton, Mrs. ". r. Floyd Mr. Charles
Fisher, M George Holland, Mr.. W. x. Floyd, Mr..
II. p. DAILY. and Mr.. W. II. Norton. Considerable
curiosity exists TO see Miss Logan in & standard
plav. and she Will doubtless draw large and FASH
ionable house. After Tuesday the thoater will be
closed for faw weeks, aud placed in the hands oil
III, painters and sildes, preparatory TO tho opening
of Mr. WalIack's regular season.
At Niblo's. Miss Lucille Western closed long
and successful engagement on Saturday, and is TO
be followed, on Manager Whcatleys fayorte theory
OF contrasts, by Matilda Heron, who Is announced
to play for six nights only and who proposes 70 dis
tnguish the too shor, engagement by taking hnai
/ farewell in it Of "Camiile,' which she hos now
played nearly thousand times. The occasion "ili
De one Of rare interest, and the spacious house
should be filed to its limits.
| The Olympic fheater, under the management o.
Mrs. john wood, IL to be Te-opened on Monday
week. The leading members Of the company viii
be Mrs. " God, Miss Houriotta Irving Mrs. c. II.
\ Gilbert. Miss Eliza Newton, Miss Louisa Myers,
Miss Harris. and MessTs Mortimer Stoddart,
Riuggod Dayidse, Lamb, Hind and Parsloe. The
musical department will remain in charge Of Mr..
Baker and Mr. Selwyn viii continue as stage
manager. The opening plays vii be novelties IRON
England.
The Broadway Thca'cr, Mr.. George Wood, man
agcr, will be ro-opcued tonight, having for It's ciei
attraction MT. John T.. Owens, who viii appear ~
Dove in Buckstonos rollicking comedy OF = Mar
risd Life" aud Scion Shingie i'll an American piece
entitled A." The Peoples Lawyer" Mr.. Owen re-
turns to New York after long absence, End DFlns'
with him tie prestige Of beng one OF Tho best com
edmn. in the country. His success IN the South
and West, and still more recently in Boston
and other Northern cities, has been immense. Ma
ny Of his old friends will be present to welcome him
back 10 the metropolis and the public viii be only
too glad if he justifes his reputation.
NJ. Barnum has added live whale 70 The eurios-
tiles Of his Museum, and 'Jocko, or the Brazilian
Apc to the attractions of his stage lie has also
added FIVE cents TO his price OF admission, which, Of
course, will be cheoFfuily paid.
Anemus Ward Is about 10 give Salt Lake Sho"
at D0dworhs illustrative OF tho life, manners, IL
stitutions, etc, Of The Mornons The hail ID being
appropriately fitted up .or Che occasion, and several
of our best scene-pantcrs are at work OIL set OF
Illustrative panoramsS. This reminds us OF an
anecdOtc. Artouus was asked the other day who
wes his candidate .or the presidency. Brigham
Young" said he promptly. "WhyF exclaimed
his astonished questioner. Because rejoined
Artemus "he il the most out-and-out Unionist
know Of, no matter whom It may concern