The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-11

are nov in the bs four Ere nch war three of
the largest class: one English frieate and one Amer
sloon of war The newt day AFTER onr arrival VIE
saw a l.rre military vagon fu of da,a hodas ,,i,g
from the bosnitai 10 the Connie Ssnto who disd Of
tbar wounds r " ~ r '"P''' WI" ~ "
In case there should be another sm,ut, before we
,.ar. hor. Which Mill n. 4, ahent = 49, ,a IN no
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The following is an English of the disgrace
iul conduet OF the English people towards French
company performing IN one on the London thestres =
Let us now return 70 Monday nights row,wheh was
conducted on the part OF the oppositonsts with great
Temper and or bearance; personal coa
nicts occurred they We're In most cases, provoked by
he rate rrenchmen, who invariably got well thrashed
ior ther pains We witnessed some curious scenes OF
this kind in the pit and dress boxes i'm which Mr.
y Cowell, the low comedian of the Prncesss Theatre
was principal actor, caused good deal of amusement
Inns gentleman while expressing his disapprobatton
OF the foreign lot, was struck by a Frenchman be-
hind him with cane, upon which the British game
chicken threw off his and challenged the Gallo
cock to combat that cock however would not fight
nut sympather with the bird attempting to
strike MIR Cowe was met BY ajudicous tan aaeIaise
from the vigorous of bystander which caused the
Frenchman to perform an involuntary back summer
saut and disappear under the seats of the box. This
feat loudly cheered by the English and violently
resented by the Monsieurs several of whom attempted
to chamber from the pit into the boxes to revenge the
def at sustained by their countryman. But the most
conspicuous rioters in the pit faun y- dressed
French ladies of uneasy virtue from the saloons who
poured forth with indescrbabe volubility torrent of
the most filthy abuse against every person whom they
perceived opposing the performances During the
waits between the acts gentleman in the dressboxes,
who rejoiced in a bald head and an extensive white
waistcoat made several insane attempts to address
him self to speech which were received with derisiye
cheers, and cries of Go It, Louis Blanc y and en-
quirfes to what he would lay against Flatcatcher
for the Ledger,
"a Frenchman in the pit who had worked himself IN
to an extraordinary pteh of rare concluded volIey
NJ invectives against rentIemaS IN tb 49, hoS y
with The follosing snlendid clin,ax al o 49,
English All ros-bif ros-bf, ros. BIZ, You come
down a me Won god damn Monsienr shatsnoros !,
several atteu3ts ,xers mo 40 5rri,, ~ ro.;r 80;
timidste tha ond;epce NV Tho ;ntrodnatin. 81 ~
nolce and Cw nersons wore draaaed ot h, ~ tSi
pnIy ddod T,o, 20 tbo sra and ;aaseasas - -,
Of The onnostiop n was ipdeed q DARN, s,roIch ~
authoritv TO drag Engshmen ont Of thei, nationoi
theatre for testjfving their ton Of ,h
patton of il by n French companv nj q time whnn
there were no less than six difere9t foregn nerror
auces GOING forward in London namely twp ItoIian
operas French vaudeville at the St Ia%a",
with Eren cb coniurer on the n NIGHTS ,nd Er 81
equestrian troupe at vauxha; besides which another
FOREIGN corps was threatened for the Ovmn;c Irndar
these circumstances it would indeed be wonaarfn II
the public had not determ to check the evil which
had been already permtled to grow bevond
bounds and It would be still more snrnrisng II tho
members of the dramatic procession with n few mise
rabe a cent;ons had not coma fnrword r,arr,I - "a
onenlv in defence Of their rights Do those nsr.
who hame the actors for hnyino takep nort ~ az
onnos;tion 70 the Dpmas crew conton par thot !" t ,v
ought to have smiliprv resigned their thatrss nno
after the other to the dramatic Invaders They have
been the principal sufferers by the natronagc yiyan
to foreign art and we should have depised them If
thew had not set the example of onnosnr if further
rrogress They put their shoulders TO the wheel and
ed ttan, in, tha
demonstration which we had the qualification of wit
Messing on Monday night.
sThe fall Of the curtain upon the dram, IF NM.
Christie amidst indescribable wells hooIinrs and his
sings of the audience followed by a laughable
farce by NJ Julien, who, in his imperfect knowledge
raljv dragged on NJ Netngue Win a mil anu nte
be interpreter rel, ie sa 1o,,r ,... .,.
Bowling gratefully for the prepared tribute OF connie
ofbouquets, and the unprecedented compliment Of
shower of orange peel he retired, satisfied perhaps
with the coup he had achieved
u,rhe scene of tumult enacted on Monday evan;pe
was repeated again "Wednesday night with this di
ference that the management bad taken the precau-
ton to pack the PIT WIN liIiooRng foreigners who in
sulIea anu nuse "o amtstehptea 10 dissent
an anI I'M h, irt and mets tne eonse
d I'LL Az tTncnopt moi biroS 80 @ 5ra
bSaa H. saoond OFT tbe :. na+a, ~. -, . anu
s 10; Of The cantre of the nit which ,h a , s1S pos
to the close of the performance. The Lord chamber
iain has certainly been mucb to blana IN n;1ti
Tho theatre to no onened second n;rbt ;, az n;s
stances that would have Justified him in dirccng IL to
he closed The nublic neace was e,,Jan erred b. 49,
foreeners nersisting to give their obnoSous nSf
ances; and it became the duty of this officer Of the
crown 10 nrevert further nubl;c evosrarotior h. -
ms ndinr The theatre To he closed His lor,s; ~ ~
peremutory enough where a farce is to he mt doIvn
Whose offence was harmless satire nnon tho g
old fool and the vicious yapares of an imnudan3t -
sevse hut he shows the natural imbecility ~ liz i
when rcallv imnortan matter 70 1r
cd aec;sio1 H. in ouaetion - r. a.. .t.
49, oh comnany ia no1m;ttod 70 $500 =; n Via. tlis
males The danger of so,pe seriops r,,lt iauo
nan n Wsdnesdav oya1;n re- ie more lllnll-
no o soordry e,v d knile was drawn by
had his clothes cut in unprovoked scuile with the
dastardly foreigners
In connection with this an English performer has
published the following letter =
have the greatest pleasure IN assuring you Of The CRATE
ecuon an anu s, atHayS cherish OF the very
tteepe oSessona visits 70 ba e;,r NJ, vi, 80,
stage and society ve many artists Of the
theatres in Paris experienced the most ing and liberal at
tention IL Is with equal pam ana surprise ha head OIL the
usiepuaOie Ig, M b ~ aat t IL 't sH
Your yery y ofeiien,t ssrvant
w. c. MACREADY."
"a N. HosrEH.-~June 10, lsis."
NJ ana Mrs Kean were enactinp Bulwer Lvtton,s
counts.
Jenny Lind will make an extensive tour through the
provinces when the opera closes W. Knowles of Man
Iav hau,, IryN