New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17

raceoert viii close with the week MI Hackett it then
10 appear fs fa'st7y'
The great dramatic event If the year ~ announcer iUr
next Thursday evening. Malane Rston viii then make
hcr first appearance in America Much has been lronseu
much is anticipated Upon the importance OF ths o,I
there is scarcely need 70 dwell Yet the oyerOf drahh.o
at Is naturally conscious OF unusual enthusiasm ~ ante
pating the American de5rt Of the modern queen Oh
1dy In The peculiar circumstances OF the case mere
room for doubt. The genius that has eapuVaea IT, Ia
Ugence and the atfccuonate reverence Oh en ,b
worl must needs possess extraordinary claims upon %
evmpathy of the American people. We cannot donDI to.
those claims will be adequately Acknowledged lo&ns
Rsto appears here as an artists one VINO leeon,.Vo
the dignity Of noble Profession which sDe mas e,l -
ented i'm noble sprtand she makes her appear 70 .noo
who feel and acknowledge the worth and the lhpoItoo
of the dramatic art Her advent therefore, u no an
occurrence She VIII make her dJnt at the french ino'
on Thursday evening, in Leg0uves medea' nv ''ut
acter il one that tasks TO tho utmost limit eoohai ~
sibity and tragic power ana II Is sd " All peoniste
scope for the illustration Of Rlstpus gonus' All &
preplratons have been made to render INC
comfortable and brilliant New scenery mas 5ec1 49,
An efficient orchestra has been orGanlze uh1eI tnc
tion of Mr. Neundodcr corps OF ushers mas peeh f'o
yled and the audience will miss nothihS ins e L. s e.
tribute to its and pleasure Inc s' o
HE first ls performances having closed Oh SATURDAY inc
l of icets for the first three evenings, Will g nnthce
N o'clock to-day at No. 6j2 Broadway " Wi DC an
open and fair sale Of all The seats nGs t ~, .tSa
Nuisance no poce than six tickets wiz be sold 10 any enc
person. .,.
We eeplv regret TO learn that, in consequence 81 severe
lnoss Mis- Ba.cman has been compelled 20 cancel nc
professional engagements made FOR her this sos on IN dl-
fcrent parts Of the county Her absence rom '' Ss'
wa ~ Mr.. nARTz, THE MAGICIAN.
This renowned worker Of wonders commences fenes
of exhibitions at living Hall tonight, and viii appear
every evening this week excepting Friday. fToAineht
AMONG hs tricks IS that Of the Living Head "hich ny
those who have privately witnessed it, IS described as nav
ing all the appearance OF q yeIitGbe miracle
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Mr RrOugham will appear tonight ~ TIRE lnetlfT
in stODonncl Mission, and tomorrow ght VIII pay
WearJcr in David CopperGed,' and PerAata" IN
On Wcdnesday evening, performance VIII be given
here by Mr. Eddy, Miss Henrietta Irving and LIN
gard, and an efficient company hom the ne" bo"e'y
| 1heeter.
We learn with great satisfaction that inc emlnehiI
! German tragedan Mr. Bognni Davison-intey arrived
mon these shores as readers are aEare-Wlh COM
uence on Thursday evening next, series OF eighteen
pcrfonrancos at the Stad. Theatre Mr. Dawisons Lust
appearance viii be nGdc in the character Of o'hei!o'
THEATRICAL MOTIFS.
! Tie principal theater 1T Consianunople has been
! destroyed by fro.
!" Rob Row is TO be revived at Drury Lane Theaer,
London his ian Mr. Phelps Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr. Ander
] son, and Miss Helen tancit viii appear IN IT,
Mr.. Boucioault has chrstened one Of his three new
dramas "A Long Strike II IS occupy the stage q ht
london yceu The author and he wife viii appear u H.
Two rev Italian dramas are announced m Ifo
ra,ore-"Cuor di Media" BY slgnor All given ct Aquio
and ~ Nap.cs fTOrira ii Pagan!n' BY better know
| writer signor Dali Ongaro
An English paper saws: Mr. j. Warner lb'
onIv son N the eeebaei aeslHas the late Mrs. Warner
~ ,ag m TO occasion m address in his favor written b
~ John orenord was delivered By Mss Filth Hefaud M
Wiener Is young and without ability Natrro hGs gie'
b Win nc Voice and tn p fson and he has been per
forming 10 tie provinces Tor he last three year. ne must no
be- regarded a. altogether uapraciced IN bis profession
The old Grmaldi pan,omime Of Mother Goose
has lately been al one OF he London theates TIM
piece Is Upward Of 70 years Old and wac written BY Ibom
pbdln Whea fret produced. than 20 years ago, q
CoyeBt Garden Thcacr y,licd % the managers prom
OF more than 0Ol Iis author d!c1 Ia peycfiy.
The Chestnut-st Theater, Philadelphia, was latell
uenel for The season with VcFraii the star We not
VIII tlsasure tha1 according 10 he local rrcs NJ GcotG
II Clarke Young actor ~ peculiar PROMISE asengushe'
llrseI IL the peTt q Cordial Mon;ato.