New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-20
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nroceny Of but tao homogeneous pa eu'' uo'oa'
ne.as of 1yse-three single parties rolled into
WE ,Ie lie vi hereof hath never been seea in any
| un,eum of m, rbid anatomy. You, who know
.ometLing ,f the idiosJ ncra,es o. Massachusetts,
ub;ccc,y. can understand better than those OF
your leaders who do not eujoy that advantage, the
iicbress- ocagn"usly pinqur, u iln"u- as the rios
| Of Whhctford Squeers themselses-of ware
~ e.tiup on the eve Of The election addressed by
MIR. George 8 Hillard i'll c"nPny WITH Know
Nothing and a Pierce DemOcfat, 10 persuane ''e
Wigs 10 vote Tor Mr.. Charles u. GIe.'ne, Tue ed-
fer of The Post and the Naval OIhccr VI tniS
rtrt for Congress surely tuch pr WIS lN'
decJ az Mr.. MalsproP f'ly expresses II. : Ike
:. Ce,berur. three Gentlemen at once How the
,Lr,e leads must have wondered at finding them-
81 Ives barking" uiuiatu trifGuci ALL at ooce,
O sirpe body, at a common foe trust thai Il IL
not So utterly fqueicted as not ~ be able 20 give
vet another harmonious howl, or, az least, con
,cutaEeous yelr when the next election comes
aTouod. But that is almost too good u be re son
ably h"pcd for.
believe broke off my last letter in haste lest
II Guild miss tie parting notes OF Madame de Ia
GIarge | am happy 10 tell you that saved my
distance and reached the ttea'cr Just as MaretZek
led his troops into action. dOn't know whether
| ought TO confess il, but will own Ia II weakness
for LucIezia BoIgia. Our musical people here
WHO are fanaicil as general thing for German
music, rather regard with pity slightly tingtd with
contempt those no prefer Italian muse But IA
| aU not musical, can Ike what ! please and It
seems 10 me that there II SiDs ular completeness
and unity aboutifi opera, from the first bar Of the
o,,ltuTc 10 tie descent of The curtain on the cats
pie. Tie variety Of passions and emotions
gIoa'er thnn in almost an! opera rrDember-tbe
H. iari.Cart orc OF Tore being almost the Only
not found in it--CXprcSs themselves particularly
well to ny mind III il, through
.'The secret power
OF harmony IN tones and nuIub-ss lit
- yoic, u rand, aud various a.lIcd verse"
So | was no; sorry that this should be the last
impression left upon Iny memory % this visit. |
an. AFRAID i; was not very profitable one TO the
Il argreuen' sui, even he distractions Of the
el,c ion. did not hinder he house from being al
ways moderately well filed and several times
much letter than that. And the modeTaene-s of
tie audiences did not seem to affect the artists 10
tie least b0 could not have done better had they
Lad Jumpers every night. Inc coDscien 'iJu-ness
,f Madame De la Grange in always dong her best,
under all CIRCUMSTANCES adds sentiment of per
sonai regard, the part Of her constant auditors
I, be adnilati,u extorted by her consumma'e 20.
caliZation and LeI extraordinary dramatic genius.
Ills t,clitg was expressed One night when she
was plan ing Norma, by some at her admirers who
seat round fir the front an amount of gold, dia.
m0rGs md rubies which were presented to her on
Hcir bel af by MIR. Barry. Being patriotic
well as musical and munlcent, these gentlemen
had their Gift fashioned INFO the k-ues VI the eigle
or Heir country he teIrOrs Of his beak the light
"nilgs Of Ii. eve be ny heightened by the flash of
dianOl Dis and other precious stones. Olc0urse, The
clas pto II upon her boron, aud at the end Of the
Gptra the Druidess was borne 70 the pile burning
iu lie back of u fine scene rrpr sentng restOri-
ton If Stonei cUge (not the temple Of Belus which
did duly III his the last Time / SAW II at your
Academy y With The American eagle shining Oh the
breast Of her prestesss robe But the blaze OF
diamonds can hide greater Inconsistencies than
that, Miss Adelaide Phillips was cordially wei
c,Ired by her muti'udes of friends here. The ar
ranccnrnts of the impresario did not admit of her
appearing more than three four tunes, and only
m AIaucena and Orsini. She deserved and re-
ceiyed great prai.e for her performance OF these
parts, and on the last afternoon she received her
ml ,hare Of the shower, when il rained bouquets
| trust that this yOaug lady Will have en- oppor'un-
Ivy OF exhibiting her powers, vocal and hstronlcts
your public in some characters better suited TO
iLem Than the simple one ia which il has yeJ sceG
her. She has all the claims TO success Which II
fue natural organ. most carefully cultivated, and
lOug familiarity with the stage, added 10 Il most
auable and excellent private character, eau al
fOId.
Tie Museum, of which tod you in one Of my
letters last Sumner was the only theatrical es,ab'
llshmenl here against which the of the p0ll'
zeal storm dashed without damaging it. The lovely
Agnes Robertson was more than IL lnaich even for
Fremont and Buchanan, with Fillmore thrown III
to boot. People would go and look at her charm
ing presentations, even though they had TO pass by
the Club or the Ward meeting on their way. Her
engagement was a great success absolutely, without
having TO make any allowances or deductions.
was only sorry that The materiet and personnel OF
the Museum not equal to the production of
some Of the more considerable plays in which |
have seen her in New-lork supported by Mr..
Bourcicault This gentleman affords curious ex-
ample of the power of man of genius to grasp and
sway the minds of an audience, without the helps Cor
ANf,h .,tr ,f
inSeterate actors. trust we shall have I'm oppor-
tnnily of seeipg him here under satisfactory cir