New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-06
The0ters.

The tendency of theatrical affairs Of the
repose-to make him. in fact III we may wrest from i,
meaning happy Shakespercan phrase, SHIT up u
measureless content" Ali is going 80 smoothly taSh
is difficult to find hobble to grumbls over EIpsf'
ence, however warns that such period Of Tranquil
Hty cannot long continue, and that the critic nla
make haste with his lotus.eating. Weshal heed ID,
wsrning-all the more trustingly. because We apPrs
ciate the soothing Of the present theatfeauI
The truth is that the metropolitan stage 4
Just now, like the lists on tie eve OF toufas.sh
The dramatic knights are buckling on Their amor
spurripg to the Of combat. while the spectators
are thronging to their places. and ali the ,r Is fsph
with the bray Of trnmpets. II one extremity Of 10
lists. indeed. the fray has actually begun. Bai re
who are 70 follow and record the fortunes Of TIE ti'
can yet stand aloof till the engagement becomes sea
ersl Then. howeder the inkhorn mast Be dfava aaa
the quill must travel right rapidly over the paper VIA
banners rise or fall, and brave knights eOrqaa VI
cravens Ay, and the music sounds merrily OE-a
last the brilliant combat Of wits shall app'oPrhH
terminals at the foot of that throne Of popular irS
whereon sit ,.a.a
''store Of ladies' whose bright eyes M
gr-.i. Reign iniluenee and Judge the pFi,e' 90
We might pursue the metaphor. and describe ias W.
combatants that " III enter the lists today bal
time to return TO prosy prose. Let MS then ren''a
reader that the Winter Garden will be- opened ~ w
regular season this evening. Tie performances a'e
commence at O'Clock. "Eyerybodys fnesa o..
!" Toodles' will be presented In MAJOR De Bo''' Az
in Toodles Mr.. Clarke has no equal H9 has ~ an'''
unprecedented tboroughness OF study ana se''F''sr
elaboration of finish in oil details, made tSose Pa' AZ
OWE ard made his portrayal OF them PRIV.
His success in them. last sss'0'' 40 49,
be still fresh IN public Ie'"ss'-
Mr. Clarke has not acted now for tan mon'n'' -a ,.
is a reason (Which will occur 10 oil wiD feus4" IN
part in the mournfal consequences Of ths i''A y
why hs should be warmly welcomed on the ". 49,,
his appe arauce tonight Miss Rose eyuns'
engaged to undertake the leading feninlne
this theater While the company includes ano. Ma,
Miss Mary CARR Mrs. G.. walsot, jr,. MISS h".
ton. Mr.. C., w alcot, H., and Mr. william . A.,
The last named gentlsman is new 10 'n'' ..l
report bespetks him young actor OF Ies' Tie
worthy ambition. He will plsy MI sess'' sI
orchestra W A. as il was las, seasos. be nn'si
esship of Mr.. Robe,t Stoerel. -, Raj.
II in our duty. also. 10 remind the reacA ",i A..
MINIS Museum will be opened to-day ~ 1870.
hitherto been the Chinese Bailding An ,to
in another coann. gires ample particulars y -, ,,,
quality aad extent of the ontertaiumen' orA,,a q
be offered. A fairy spectacle called 'lns n, Bar
Cypra. will be put upon thestagc oil Wh'' II s,ss.
mum cells his "lestureroom" this afternoon % viii
ing. Mr. Barnsm ilhimseli opea the sisi'-
an address. yonJay--tui W
IL sboald have been mentoneS on ~. 1svweticBs on
forgot 10 note it-that Artemus Wafus nrrb' Or hr
the occasion OF his farewell hare beer w Dat BIZ
tteranca within six nights and iis sosaks 10
stay at irving Hall has been proorgea. week ,he
NIGHT and every night during tee pIesep ,eps who
xhiei he will Be succeeded by Mstsm r,sr the eneF
=. Give a ,sr,es al ceucerts 81 tbs halt u'""
gatio management Of Mr.. II. l. BalelaAm n,meueed bn
ihs week az the broadway TbeGtef ys must ress
uartly ON Monday with Macbeth viii be ph!e
..aa TO- night, eod "Lous XII VIII ose,rgsgve 81
Tcrrow nirbt Tor the last tinle. lbs sS Il wodI
ios TO saw crowds out The STRANGE disra boz
oa Welcome relief could that dreary "nu should pot
he bnstIed ont OF the way altogether FL on frts
s"ryoftsn That Mrs Kean takes hef Ms,pee y
sShish occasion. as also at tne sa'usS'i ~ sseured
:, TIa~ x,ll he King Lear" Seats n,y ,es
: pa iSy ~% for apy 81 the Hsan Pcriorma"Ve"