The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
Our London, Paris, and Genoa Correspondence
Our London Correspondence.
&C., &c., &c.


ALBrsx A sLE STREET, LONDON Feb. rs, 1858.
T~tsmoniai 10 Mr.. Sstrling, Of Drrry Lane, an
his contaminated pTsit 10 the United States--M
Dnr,uporf a Farorte--A Netc Dyama-Recc
re-v of Mss Ro6otSon-H sopcnisg oil the Ssran
THEATRE Bor1eicaph's Neic Comedy Nlc Eieae
IDlay.-Inte,Idsd Y,sa Of Mr.. Emery 10 III
Substituting Of Bulrers Comedy--Snccess o
Mr.. 8uchanan--Concrf 10 Jra,en.
Mr. y. I. Smith, the present lessee Of the Theatre
ROYAL, Drury Lane, Inns presented Mr.. Edward Stir
ing. the stage manager and leading actor Of that
establishment with handsome gold snuff box, as
Testimonial Of appreciation OF the talent and energy
DISPLAY ed by Mr. Stirling. As told you, some time
since Mr.. and Mrs. Stirling contemplate visit to
the States. Look out. You have a treat in store
Mrs Strings Peg Wellington, Adrienne Lecomo
rcur and host of her other creations, coupled with
Ter beautiful person, win delight your pay.going
and intellectual public.
Tie American tragedian, Mr.. Edward Davenport,
Is great fayorite here The Queen aud Prince Al
bert visited the theatre twice during bis perform
ance of Louis XI.
The new and original drama in three acts entitled
Middleton Hail. and underlined in the Dr1lry lane
bills, Is from the pen OF Mr.. John Brdgeman, the
author of several successful German and English
plays.
umed ler duties at the Lyceum, (nuch to the de-
light Of the ha6atues) after severe attack Of in
fiuenza OF some fortnights duration.
Miss Adea Rochelle has returned to Paris.
Mr. F. w. Aleroft, s,a1lamed the Metropolitan
Impressario, reopens the Strand theatre On Easter
Monday. Amongst the engagements of importance,
viii be found the names of Miss ebecca Isaacs Miss
Marshall, atiaS our Polly, Dir. Gsler, light come
dan with first class reputation from the pro-
yinces) and Mir. Frazer, the low comedian. The
opening ti of fare viii consist OF drama in three
aNNolf 4. NIX
and Sterling, aud burlesque by Mr. Robert Brough
the hitherto successful rival Of blanche in that style
Q. dIsEatic writing.
Mr. James Anderson end Miss Fanny Morant con-
time 10 reap nightly harvests Of the most auriserous
character at the Standard Theatre.
hr Dion Bourcicault has finished his five act
comedy I" The Lion in Love written expressly for
tno~e accomplished artists, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
lean. Literary celebrities who have heard it pro
bounce it to be this talented authors chef dGurre.
Macbeth has turned out mine ~ wealth for the
Prircess Theatre. The receipts nightly reach f300
fr. and Mrs. keans liberality and talent are thus
fttingly rewarded.
At fhe Lyeenm for Easter Monday, we are pro
Spised TRANSLATION Of French melo5rana got up
and arranged by Messrs. Charles Matthews and
Slipg,bv Lawrence (Mr. Lewis a celebrated literary
cinacter,) in ten chapters Like The Chain of
Events. il will occupy the entire evening.
Mr. samuel Emery, con and successful successor Of
the celebrated Old Emery, will shortly visit the
State. He is inimitable In many Of his parts. Mr..
and Mrs. t. Craven are also going over
Sir T. l. Bulwers new comedy OF Rot 50 Bad
as We SEEM Cor, as the author Of Ion,n Mr. JUS
tice Tafourd, calls it, Not so Bad as we Read, }
has turned out dead letter at tn Hsymarket
Mr. Mexican Buchanan IS starring at tue Pavilion
theatre principally in shakspearean parts. He is
making money. DoN C.EsAR-
P.S-The testimonial concert 10 the illustrious
mocstro Mons Julien, will take place early In jane
An he artists OF any celebrity have rendered their
particular services, in order 10 mark their respect
20 this celebrated composer and conductor.
Ny present letter Is very short, owing to the
scarcity OF news D. G..