The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09
Mr.. Forrest In tho Br oady.ay Thoutre-
EpccC Ii before the Curtain,

Last evening completed tho hfcth night Of Forrest
appearance during his present engagement The theatre
was illuminated aud exhibited large transparency in
front having inscribed on It the motto
The stage, supported by the free and grest,
IecoAncs the pride and beast Of every state.n
The house was filled to its utmost capaety the boIes
presenting prliar. Appearance, from tho number Of
we'll 6rssed ladies which they contained The play
"Oth.lo the Moor Of vence'-Ar. Forrest performing
the character Of otheio with all his energy; while
that oi Ihgc admirably sustained by Conway. Mr.
fctst indeed not very effective in til. first
Ills defence Of himself before the potent grave. and
reverend segnors delivered with too much rcad-
nes,giving it the appearance Of being learned lad
cCELtd by iocto he true rendering Of the posts con
certon In the olher four acts however be maintained
hi part With great power and fidelity In scene where
laIo is working him up to jealousy, by his insnuations
sgans D,sd,m chastity, his passionate delivery
ZONE tehi.m.nts which might appropriate TO his
own feelings was taken mp by the audience and vocife
rSuy aIp. d,d After The tall Of the curtain Mr. For
rcs was loudly called for but was flow in answering the
SUMMONS AT ,ngth, however, he did out ana
c,ved most enthusiastic demonstrations OF applause
the men standing up. waving their hats ana cheering
most upoariouty White bouquets re thrown on
tie stigc ly ladies There tokens Of appreciation Mr.
fcnest received with becoming decorum and az IL
evident he was about to speak the uprosr SUBJ
sid,d. lie thea spoke ~ follows g:
LADIES AND GEsTIErN Mr. Barry the Stage Mara
ger as Just told TINT must address YOU This is
indeed very short notice and think as he is better
e1t mpoie sFeaker than am he should to d. it
hiIsn (th,crs and laughtcr) hf the notice gwen
yas very short my pesch must consequently be also
bc. Ny first appearance ladies and gentlemen 10
IL, character Of Ohello. had not then reached ha
age Of manhood. II is than quarter Of century
Ence, ard am happy to cay that the same hands or
rome o. the hands, that checred my starting
point Gr, here tonight, to greet at the goal Gre
mcldous alplause.) Proud triumphant and crafty
Inc, ~ we're the demonstrations On that occasion TO the
ttl!lgs Of the ams.lious boy. the demonstration
winch you have given tonight is not lcss crafty
ing e the feelings Of The man renewed cheersJ
tbat have ever made indeed il has parallel in the
hit.iy u The DIANA Of this country great applause
Of any country lor fifty almost consecutive nights
have All before you the mort ard CHARACTERS
known q he stage. ind before such audiences
Rofcins himself might he proud Of II has been tie
vordr aricrg some Of my friends how preserved the
more phyti'al ability 10 discharge the task but checrrd
on Ly your tmes and sustained y your hands the task
has Teen accomplished How well il has been accom-
rlish'd your handa must rgan decide. loud cheers
should he unjust 70 myfolf II should not be just
TO ny co-actors. and claim your Indulgence TO
make ore rmaIk IN respect TO them Ne4t to you
10 il,T have been indebted for the support have
coN,d during his engagement From the efficient
sge down the humbest person belonging the dra-
matte cups all have scanned to vie with each other in
making my taxi mort pisasnt and easy. have accom-
phiba T. Ladies and gentlemen. must here express
my tInrkt uf their kndDcf and all. and IN their
ntme and " my own return you my heartfelt thanks,
ara bid you COED night
Dir Faiest bowed, and retired amid perfect hufr-
cane Of aIrlausc.
TIL MANI LIQuoR Law IN WrsrcHEsTrn COUNTY
The election for town officers in The township Of West
JNS Nnlcb bH iu't.'y ihnNt
resulted IN favor ofthe Anhane Liquor law candidates,
Tho vote for Supervisor was as follows -
Charles Bathgnte, Anti Maine law candidate ,., al
Henry H. Isdd, nominee OF temperance Alliance
and Town Vigilance Association. ,........... 2A
Hathsates majority, ,.........,...,......... 1a3
The vote for Town ticrk
william Johnron, the Anti-Mainc Law and yigi.
lance Annexation candidate. ................ 49i
Sfmual N Puidy, temperance candidate ........ 23S
JShnstonf majority over oil. ................ 252
majority 81 the constablos elected the Tom
pernte Aaucc ~ well other tickets Thcry wsra In
oil tw,pIy-t.S Qjli,rept tickets