New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09

himsef:-of late days. Il merits every praise. and no
student Of physical creation will fail find IN 1t rcA
repayment for his careful inspection There numer.
and particularly fine drove Of eames and elephast
the Of tent The collection Of curiosi-
ties comprises mummies. wax statuary stuffed speci
OF ornithoogy weapons. armor, historical relics
and wonders OF the forest and the deep aud tongue
express the wonder and peace with which, I'm
wandering and iomsing among these impressive ana
informing 0Djectsried FROM air and ocean, antiquity
ana the four Quarters Of the gioethe mind OF dosu
tory rep0sos the thought OF Mr.. Barnums Indus,
trous and benetcent eenius, and Of what boon he ia
TO rhe American public aud what credit To The Amer
can character.
INCIDENTS.
Changes Of bill were effected at most Of tho
city iheaiers last night Mr. waack brought forward
RobcrtsOns lovely comedy Of Home" and the old farce
Of lei Pare Francois" Mr.. salyID acted Orosnans
IN Yoltarcs tedious tragedy Of Zara at che Academy
Of Music. Mr. DAILY offered Boucicauvs Old Heads and
Young Hearts," at the Fifth Avenue Tbeater where
Mr. Davidee played Jcsse Rural The vokes Family
came out at Nibo's "A exsrayagaDzs, written for
them by Mr.. J.. l.. Blanchard Of London, and called
'The Children in the Wood" Mr.. and Mrs Florence. at
Booths Tbeater acted In Mr. Falconers cheerful and
picturesque Irish drama OF Eileen Oge." Mr.. Charles
wheateigh at the Lyceum Theaer performed in 8" Tho
Debutante" and "a Bull In China Shop" In tho
Broadway Theater SIR. and Mrs Linglrd appeared
called Diane" Eisewherc-at the Olympic. tho
Grand Opera House. tho Union Square Tbeater.
Bsrnums Worlds Fair, and Tony Pastors Opera
Iouse-established attractions were repeated Tho
night, though overcast auspgi0u5 10 play gOcrs.
and at all these tbeaters there fair Attendance.
Niblo's and waaok's attracted crowds Salyini was
welcomed by "A select throng.We correct an error In
noting that Mr. T. C. King did not appear at all In tho
Lyceum Tbeater last week. That establishment has
been devoted since Dec. 1, 70 "Su Waters" SIR Uof
l. its present manager. Mr.. Fechter VIII appear
on Thursday az CiaUde Heiaohe.-A dramatic repre-
sentation for the benefit OF the Ladies' Bkur Choim
Society TO be given tonight In the Academy OF lsic
Mr. James Lewis. eonvaescent from his late Illness
will appear at the Fifth Avenue Theater, on Saturday
night as Mark Meddle in London Assurance"-hrs.
Boil Smith, a lady VINO earned popularity on the Now
York stage as Mrs 5edey Brown, will act hddnme Der
ehappeles The Lady of Lyons" on Thursday even
ing at the Lyceum. This incident must mark grace
full and doubtless successful transition from the line
of chambermaids to the line Of old women.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
The recently circulated report of the death
OF the German actress Clara Ziegler Is denied.
Mr.. Viping Bowers and Miss NJ. Walton have
been engaged 70 travel aud act with Mr. 5others IN tho
West. -,
The opening Of Mr.. F.. L. Davenport's en-.
gagement at Woods Museum Is assigned to next week
He will be welcome.
Mr.. F. s. Chanfrau will succeed Mr.. and
Mrs Florence at Booths Theater, appearing on Dec H.
IN Kit, the Arkansas Traveller"
An entertainment, for the benefit Of the
Five Points House or Industry, will be given At ths
Union League Theater, on the nth inst.
Mr.. b. MOllenhauer son of Mr.. MOlenhauer,
the leader OF the band Booths Theater has assumed
the Office OF band leader at the Broadway Theater.
Charlotte Cushman is acting at the Boston
Theater tonight Mr. Feohter acted there last week.
Hamlet, Don Caesar. claude Meinote, aud Ruy Bias.
Mr.. DAILY will temporarily relnquiSh the
management OF the Broadway Theater the 18Th nst
the close OF the engagement OF Mr. and Mrs Ltngard
The Boston Gazette learns that Mr.. Arthur
Cheney proprietor OF the destroyed Globe. will build
another theater in Boston upon architectural plans fur
nished by Dir. Is. T. Dwight