The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-28
TWO CENTS.

stsRe Of which she fths brightest orsaas.ts
in peculiar line Of characters the smart and
pert cbambermads- and a recipient Of the Drury
Lane Fund to the amount Of Ei20 per snnum. This
fvorits sctress IL ready to deslar the fad aud
will be entitled To nearly the amount; conss-
qurntiy the fund will remain 10 st quo.
good deal Of conversation has been excited by the
production OF piece ut the theatre of 81
Marin Paris hearing the ambitious title OF Rome"
ne nero OF the piece Is no less parsonage ths' mo
rope hmsef the actual present living Pope Pous *.
has holiness having Ia his younger days served
ome.r In the knssisn campaigo, contrvsd like ro-
anic young ohicer to fan In love, disappointed,
and then r.oouncnK the world entered the o .uran,
rose to be Pope threw the world with the inten
mons into hame and had to fly All which c,rsum.
stances are boldly woven into play Ws have also
put on the stage MAzzini Garibaldi aud some other
well known heroes; the whole winding up with the
entry OF General Oudnot at the head of the trepch
army at which point the prudent drsmsist stops rhs
a. possible OF politics the few words of party tone
being Of the most inohensvs Kind For the sake OF
avo'sing offence the hero Garibsldi has little
thinK TO do and MazziDi little nothing say Ne
ver,heiers the gallery gentlemen have ooutrived
each OF the two nights Saturday sunday thx tho
piece has been paved TO make the house ring With
plauds at the sight OF the triumvr aud tie soldier
ard TO treat The ecelessstcs ia much the sams ~sy
that the Roman mob would treat them only for the
presence Of French bay An allusiou to srs
Rome stirring up the strife, received With
iac Misses and cries Of It's alssi' The authoritiea
know not what order to put stop TO Tn. .cno.
cal OF h'ing Pope on his stage aud her
,npropristies Of like nature for free trade "a. es.
phshed by the provisional government in thea real
dealing the only sort If free trade they would aimt
ana oamatists are allowed t. do what they ike with
their devil dust Hitherto In all pieces DE-
the nngrateful wghts have ride Republic wik
perfect toccsss; but then their jokes played of in
ne theatres OF The Bourgeose. the Bourse Now
hat they hsvegone the Bou-vards towards the f4u-
barricsdes must be held In honour and ;aribald be
restored instead OF tn. Pope
From the London Times. Oct 81
The excitement produ ced ut the Prince Theatre
some years ago wheA Mr.. Macready sopeared there
m Id aim
fesh In the minds Of many play goers Last nigh we
HAD similar scene Of excitement the Hal market to
produces which there motives which dd not PIE.
yousiy EXIT When Mr. Nacresdy re- Appeared at the
Irincess the welcome was simply that vhicb lowed
the long absence If admired artist and an ess-nsd
gentleman Last nigh the outrages committed against
Mr. hacrrsd, during his second visit 10 Amsrics tao
periir 10 which he had been exposed and the dignity
ana courage vitb which he had sustained those psrs
were freeh In the minds OF the whole audieoc.,
ana they seemed resolved that the honors
should stand III marked contrast to he Of
Tered on the other side ef the Atlantic In Welcome
which MIR Mscrrsdy received there peculiar sort
0f rrsptctui enthusiasm, which dis IL from
Other exhibitions OF the kind IL not bk. the ap-
plnu,e of amultiuds, in which the majority follows
lev leaders but IL gave the notion that every iudiv
dual YES appi-udipg on his account-on the i'm
pulse Of his own peculiar feeling The great bulk Of
the audience rose from their seets to gr.a Mr. Ma
ctesoy a. he entered the ladies beut or~srd from
the dresscTcle to their White keroh.f and
bats were whired in all parts of the house such a
reception b. something far beyond the power OF psrt
tsphp or packing" IL set forto the hign position
which Mr.. hscrsndy holds with the London public ~
Macbeth ir 81 the characters which Mr. Macready
bos oftepest played ana must therefore be- fauar to
most OF our pls, The great feature Of his inter-
pr,ttiion il the fearful peTspicuify vita which ne
marks the oppressive effect OF guilty conscience,
its various phases II horror aud On MS
entrance he care to wear ssps,t OF ibis
cbeerun.ts sud buoyancy, thur prepared foe
tas, OF "" shch l. to follow la the sc-oe with Lsiy
Macbeth. when the murder has Just been Is-d,
lie rPr.ssnts the Gems. Of guilt ~ having . crushisg
effect ~ beaiiug dosn the energies with s'Gost
physical Weight The seisery OF seyvrAi lio.s Ia .
whspsr the Nscsnt stare the sg0py grief shcn
be freells his doou nsss are combined toa
picture cisbaat.y impressive In the latt-r part of
the drsns wh,n the uind II Macbeth has bee me IN
ur.d 20 and its effect Is s-s par@yzBg tue sov
gnawIps misery of babitusl remose most .Gsuc,ve
~ rendered IL Ia obvious that all ia turAl energies
81 the IAN iav. bern wasted away b. one corrDdinx
thought ana that he has arrived mt the tsrrio. coa
NictioD that peace OF mind IN possbls rhs uospe-
rat. Efforts shch he makes TO mn himself tor ~bts
out Of the sbysn Of dependency. sre admirably de-
rioed, .trsby To SHOW but clssry "a. dspth
q The de- pair such Is the sudden recovery tns
terror at witnessing Dauquos gho't aod such
viosnt attempts al chestuness. shen the tide 4
tory IL turning against bm In the last sai no
.tnnty forced t. drop back irom hue srtihosi sl.sa
tioB The great art Ia these touchss plain
ly showing that the buoDsney e" he monent !. no
spostabeous prediction but Is caled forth by pain
fLl .x,ttioD which eau give 40 p-tmsbsnt result
1bs engagement ot Sirs Warner to appear 18th Mr..
Nscrtsdy IN his seri-r 81 per"rmapcss - ladlipas
step On the part 81 the nauaaer We hsss snp-a
hrs Warner In bsItrr woes than last night. bat
saw her act better than In Lady Macbeth In
the fret sbe followed up the vsci.ons Of tho
reluctant Macbeth With most intense Te.olutIuo thus
stIorgly msfkirF Ia. difference b-tFxt his character
ava her o~p. The ,-.p walking soens "a given Nth
all lite unsarthly in,pr,ss,v.ness, aud sain-d much
fleet from III. commanding fgure aud hAsdsoms fos-
turss Of the lady.
Towards the end ~ the third act th. coming In Of
the " half price" cauasd tenswhAt n tuis nt the
comers nnd,ug that there was not su1icsnt room
for their aecomn'o.uop general ofy for 4" "so.
tt.ri fsis.d aud at last Mr. silack VINO pisy-d
Maedun, came forward. lie assured the sudisoce tnst
MIR Nsbstsr wss absent. but undertook TO ,ay his
poBsibIity that all Who were iucDmmotvd
should receive ticket To witness . rep-ttion ~ the
ZANE performance The tumolt ~as NOT altogether
qu,ilsd by thts address bat ~hes Nr Wsiisck rad
that he trusted the body ~ thu audience. would thr
utmost TO prevent the interruption ~ performances
that yroc..dirg with much spirit AL hostile
dsuJustratioBs ceased at once. aud ne retired amid
universal appliance. The tact aud good taste With
which Mr siisck met aud subdued this little din-
Guilty did him iBfnits creoit
At ~. couciu,ion ~ tn. tragedy Mr. Mscrsady vss
called aud received an ovation riuisr - that 9TH
vlich he had been greeted on bis entrance Ars
Warner and Air Mali.rk th.s called With loud
appHuse spd ths latter Announced the rep.ttiou q
Asebsth ON Friday next, to-mOrro~ WEDNESDAY,
being Appropriated TO" Hamlet"