The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-05

thse the ha1ghty anA UiSAty Msais1r Fesoss. the
ps0poss higk bailia, ner Tsbis, his sen, prove 70
peasantry remain, (or tnsl without . leader
Hercule, SEAMS la moirdvs cvensente," ct once Of.
fers his services; and tbs Of .vc yeyds Atoton
are repulsed, after hard fosgat benas ana oesa-
derably reduced in plumbers. from tio GALLO coast.
The Huron, a. matter OF course, a1etcipsses q
least gratitude for his valuabs servioes-such graft
tade from scivilissi maa - the savage would ever
freely render Ofcourse he he has notyat
learned sscivilzstion Envy. the scolrgo Of msu-
kind is cen thus early generating vile plots ag nst
him. ..Nu~qssm I'D tqsiira Fema 1efdaci.
Old Fracas, tho Iiy, livs-s6 baiLif writes 70 tho
Prime Minister that he. the Huroa, 10 an English
spy, and that the attack and defence of the coast
was part of certed plan fo- Interior purpos
stupendous Mr. N. x Y l. Hicks, Of blue 6rs
and mortal combat notoristy,} high bed csurter
and secret agent Of tie Ministry, tlwasts him in his
love for Hortepse, Of the gooi old Abbes wards
He, Lascees discovers that Horsense, BIZ assisting
as sponsor at the Huron's baptism, has quito dis
qualified herself under the ec.,esaasioal law from
becoming his wife In orisr to set aside this form
liable difficulty, tho Pope must be appealed to,
and, through the King, as it il taought
HeIcule determines to proceed 70 Paris or
Versailles, ard zee His hsjssty, Louis XIV,
claiming the boon as 1ec'mpenss for biz mil.
expected difficulties; tho P-ins Minister Monsieur
De Louvois, has been considerably prejudicsd
against him by the bsilif's Isttsr; and.
III DIS smptS 10 encounter cn3 hlug person
ally, he falls into alteration with hs courters, and
is finally shot down and ncaVcs rated il the BAstile
he has been jeered by them I'll, nice little rcd
ochre lnoian who wants to marry ais god mamma.
In his lonely cell he receives visit from the beal
full and good Hoftense; and tie King who las heard
and become greatly interested in his history and
vaior, soon efer releases him Lascelius tho dandy
Iago OF the play. in the meantime pr1curss from the
minister, Louyois, letirc is ccctet With ths vils
intent Of filling up the blank with Hercules name,
and thus safely secure AND Theoretically seal him in
the dreaded dungeons Of the Bastle Tho Prime
Minister, too, is resolved upon the Huron saiown-
fall, because, in an interview with him, his warm
Indian blood spurned with soora the offer of ait.
uation ct equerry, as reward for his ssrsices and
wrongs, demanding ssptaincy OF the very least.
Hercules while wandering about the grounds at Yer
settles. tumbles across well dressed, good looking,
kind spoken individual. to whom he r,latss hie
wrongs and offers purse Of gold il he will present
BIN TO the King During the.- interesting tete.a
tee hest of courtiers enter and Immediately doff
their chepcaur and Hercule diso1vers TO his amaze
me IT. that he has given tae purse of COLA to the King
to show himself, for the amiabIe individual proves
to be none other than Louis, !, waprio persona!
The kingis, however, amused with whet oifepds
bis courtiers, grants tho young Indians suit and
commands all co pay especial respset TO his person
and vithes and expresses his 5;.p regret that it is
not within his power to forward his visws regard
d'ff0tense The c0urtiern all become beastlv civil,
and say the most severe ana outing th1gs in tie
most polite manner, so like iewning courtiers,
Lasceles, who has al tais time bser induginx in
plots and vilainy of the deepes. did, though st the
same time acted in tie most gent.snaDis manner,
ultimately over intiigues and commits himself and,
Is fairly outwitted by one Victor 10 Bel the Abbes
secretary, who through ths bishops Of the diocess,
obtains oispensstion from tle Pope, which tho
the former seeks to poesess for the purpose Of de-
stroying and Victor preien6s to eel 1t 30 him, Tin
in order to ul his vigilance, bu. IN reality only
parts with copy The natura. rssult is that
HeIeuie il enabled to defeat Lasoellss designs and
20 copsgn bis rival to the Bast;le by the means Of
a Ieyx iapE late Sntan 1aG (n-
body, saving and excepting the plotting Lasoeles,
Id made happy. Hercule. sitter getting much bot
ter notion OF the complex nature Of oiviiz than
that with which ne had csmmeuced his career. ia
mszried to the good and beautiful Hortenss There
Is we'll written under plot, IN which much merri-
ment realized by Frscis and bis son Tob;e as well
as BY Theress the Able other ward part naivsly
played. and exqpisitely dressed by that rising &c
trees, Mas Fanny hsrsus. The aotisg taroug hout
the play waa very good; a3G Mr.. James Henderson
deserves more than usual praise for tbs spirit and
yIsor which he displayed in the part of the
Hero, for the great taets Of his Costumes (masi6g
four chaDges) and the evident ar severe drilling
oe had given the corps sremati9,e. There was
little too mach talking; hat VIC hear that great
deal OF the dialogue has been cut out sace the first
night. when Mr. Anderson did DO. miss q point.
Miss Marian Lacy deserves much praise for her in
depreciation Of the ar6uous part OF Horteose. Tns
was s beautiful particularly the
Countless have long run. and prove valuable
nest egg to Mr. James Anderson, who will doubtless
pisJ ~ through tbe States, ss well as C!ou1 and
Sunshine, the promised novelty, a draua In three
acts, the produce Of tdis tTagedisns lucuhrations
The Adelrhi is doing roaring trade With Tho
Green Rnsses' ana suncry farces, enscted By Mis-
tresses Kelly, Celeste, FitZwillsn, WooIgar and
Ellen Chaplin, and Messfs Emory. Paul Bedford,
Honey, Hughes and Webster. At the Msr7Iebope
Mr.. Mexican Buchanan is nightly becoming more
popular. for he has many Of ds physical qusIdcs-
tlons Of kemble and some Of tas intense energy Of
kesD, the elder. We see 10 reason Why he w;llnot
hy intense study and practice, achieve the same mi
nence as either OF his preaecesecrs There is, OF
course, great room for improver1ent-but the mute
'ta is there and the intellectual capacity OF Mr. is
indisputed. This week % The Apostate,' Orchard
Lsl0r Shiels.) wac produced for the first time for
n any years n London. and Mr. BJchsasn's pescera
showed the Versatility Of HIS tragic ability. The
cool, blood thirsty william whoss eager paintings for
revenge upon the object If bis haze, (Heymeya)
and the gloaiug over bis victim, IN the last scese
where he prepares TO infot the tottures were ably
de,nea;ed.
Your Yankee. Msjor Dunbolton, is doing won.
de-s with his Negro Serena6ers at tue StTsnd MIR
Albert Smith opens his Mont Blsn5 next week AID
We are shortly promised nv Mr. Mitchell the French
Tlase, at the ST James Theatre
Town Is to day ell hustle auo confusion, aod the
country folks are quitting in shosls Hundreds cf
cab horses killed yesterday, worn out by TWEEN.
y four hours. incesssnt trsmpug As much as ten
snlhrEs has been offered 10 The Piccsd:ly Waterman
TO sscure cab TO take officer to the Birmingham
railway station. From he appearance Of tie clouds
tie resction will doubtless prove series Of rainy
and muddy weeks, accompanied By the usus heavy
norotony ana emptiness Of this OF the year,
60 pTevslentto this city. am dear sir, your truly
0te5ient Dor CESAR
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