The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-02

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AvsHuE.-The rseni rand s.e>,u,nt that has heen
made by he Hon. Tom .mA 1. o, n. Boverv theatre
and the exquise Assses countes Of Laudsfslt to
unite the iss n@,naoeet he fifth avenue in amicable
and close ationf with the Bewery boys and girls has
created great astdashmen al town. and put all
the theatrical managers to their trumps we'll as threat
enIng to break up is very inception the attempt to
start grand opera fouse in Irving place II has
also it small opposition among the ranks of
uppertendom from OF the old style faahionabes who
have eagued upeot this grand union and coalition of
the ieeding characters of new York Thi opposition
proceeds particularly from those connected with
the Aston Opera House. who have yet forgiven
and never to forgive the hostility show to their
class by the Bowey boys in The terrible Macready riot
which took place u few years ago. That portion
Of the rstocracy Of the Ffta ut
deadly feui with the pro of bring ng about
Junction Of the forces Of the Bowery and the
votares Of fashion up town under the lead of Hambn
and Lola Monies The stockhodes and subscribers to
the or posed opera house also equally inimcl
to the recent Of Hamblin, being very much
afraid, thrt the central situation Of the Bowery
Iheatr its vast magnitude ard capacity TO hold i'm
III, Ms audiences and from n If the
m,nt which has filed il win iashionab'es white kids,
and inousachios it may interfere with the project for
gitiat,rc; and may annhilate all their schemes for
organizing fashionable society entirely different
footing be located around about Irving place. and in
that neighborhood, However, the great Of the
younger portion Of the arstocracy of the Fifth avenue
and its enyrons believe in favor Of the coalition
with the Bowery girls and willing join in the
movement Many Of the sensible and flr-seeins
anong them think it would be bad idea to promote
crages between the arstocracy of the locality
and the of the other which would result in Civ
ing resher ideas purer blood aud stronger nerves to the
who have been in state of decreptude, and fast
d,terorating down to mental and physical imbeciy,
time past in the upper part Of the city II is
very good dea and haa probably been picked out Of
the celebrated work of Walker intermarrages work
in which that ingenious author shows that cousins
tinung mar Nth cousins will gradually produce
similar to the Aztec dwarfs HON had exhi.
Lola Nontes and Tom Hamblin may therefore, in this
grand which they have originated and organ
lied b. considered rvairg each other In becoming
the beneactors Of eee of arisocras by trying
to unite the boys and girls of the Bowery with the
fashionable tweededums and tweedledees OF the Fifth
and improving the stock for all time to
In order however to bring out all these views into prac
tica etec and operation It will be necessary for the
two r. pb,lanthropts, Hamblin and Lola Monies to
act in harmony together by to hav- explo-
sion. quarrel. revolution, up and down
fight has very frequently been the between the
celebrated Countess and all her former managers and
agents aud councillors and protectors from the
rabe King Bavaria down the sable Prince Bobo of
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