The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-25

written for her by young Ware called lola Monies in
Bavaria in which all the great characters OF that kirr
dem represented drawn from life and deaes IN the
dramatist by her tongue There Ii eur ositv Ia
know how this will succeednany believing th. it NAV be
very good to read drama, but Indifferent piece
to he represented the stage We suspect, however,
that her contract with Mr Marhato b. in poll.
ties and religonw be somewhat violated in the senti-
mepts and character of the drama show Leila Jesuit,
and be neutral; but yet If IL draws well,
the manager win overlook the breach of contract far
politics concerned
The plan Of building opera house, organized By
Mesrs. Phalcn, Palmer Waddell, and others, under
act Of Incorporation has been canvassed good deal is
musical circles and among managers and objections have
been made to of the principles which 1t is pro-
posed to organize it, The first objection presented is that
IN reference TO the locality the opera house Itself The
corner OF Irving place where the lot is selected is sup
posed TO be too far from the centre the city and too
much out Of the way be successful The best locality
for grand opera house is undoubtedly in Broadway,
somewhere between the New York Hotel and Canal
street The corner OF Canal street would be the best t
Of any other in the city Another objection to Mr..
Phalens pan is as to the right given to the stockholders
to have choice Of permanent in this new opera
house The monopoly Of the seats by certain sub.
scrbers and stockholders of the Astor Place pora House.
has been the great objection great drawback to that
cstaolsient To the masses Of the az the
nifty it has appearance of cxcluveness and monopoly
which will not be tolerated by them The stockholders in
the opera house place themselves on the same
level with the rest Of the community NO. arrocat
any particular rights to themselves merely because they
may have subscribed to or been stoekholders in the
speculation
The oyster cellar critics have been living in clover
during the last week ten days by of the
and exhibitions of the great celebrities in townsuch
as Jenny Lind Ole Bull, Alfred Jae Lola Monies, and
the other theatrical stars from the first to the ninety
ninth degree of magnitude. The luxuriapce OF their
praises and the rapid growth of their puey
exceed anything that we have known in former pc
RODS Of growing and gentle weather. Glowing enthu-
sasm, witch our world =" revelations Of undmn>hed
power electrical touch Of genius magnetic power
pronounced genius "a phenomenon temperament
Of genius tremulous and tender, rugged stern
sunny, but breezy" dark and solemn clear blue
heaven - melancholy outlines 'pathos which inhere
"lachrymose sentiment minor tone Of feeling
rythmical or dctailod,n 'bod bucaniern great sea
of musical APPRECIATION wild and vacne" proud
majesty, muscal elaboration lons. haunting image.
ry,n broad humanity lights and shades burning
and branding" Ariel upon Prosperon fingers drunk
with champagne dripping cxhalations''-tlesc arr
some OF the expressive and exhlarating Celebrations of
the oyster cellar criticisms which smack more of stia
these terms have the abilities various ting
they Of the several artists been pictured forth during
the last week or ten days. Such oyster cellar criticisms
resemble: in some respects the aud pIan-
tastes OF spiritual manifestations arising from the disor-
dcred brain, than sensible sober criticism which tile
public can read or great artists treasure up.
But the greatest notabity of all others is tie ',oae Of
monkeys, just arrived in the last steamer from Havrc
which engaged TO appear at Nihios theatre in
tragedy, comedy farce tragicomedy comic tragedy.
farcia farce, ballet extraordinary This wonderful
troupe comes all the way from Hungary and
cal stars and maenaes OF the most powerful attractions
They have monkey heroes monkey -heroinee monkey
daSeuses and famous monkey prime donna Of cxtraor-
binary powers in screaming The orchestra is composed
of fine. healthy monkeys-some with tails. some without
The leader is splendid ring tailed roarer almost balloon
in size and equipments. When they make the appear
ancc at Niblos they will create excitemen. among
all the young masters and misses including their grand
papas and grandmamas. far oustrippng any msical
theatrical excitement known in this latitude The
debut Of the monkey troupe will be and
all other theatrical musical celebrities may got Of
the way as soon possible