The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18

y NV mild reflections which suggested TO us by
he that Miss Charlotte Cushuan intsnied &,
psage American company for the Haymarkst. Nd
ferrous newspapers in various parts OF the country have
eptsd the Aruole-othsrs have alluded 10 it. Some OF
h Journalists consider the writer person OF SOUND
tewu and wise Observation-Disclosures FAY ne
tnow Hothing and the editor OF the louisville Da'oa
with that elegance of dicon which distinguishes inc
vensl press says that she down al the late arr-
yak In this country, without single exception Ihe
DemocW coutrsdicss the Herald statement that MT.
BAtes' Corporations" were oil no account; and
we have . letter from correspondent OF the
same tenor He selects three of fourteen Zone of
them L. a "utiHty" mani, and says they
rood Az proof 1t Ia stated that they all "enunciAte
disinctIy with one excep'ionl The Democrat further
ACQUIRES the HERALD writer Of mot knowing what hs
talking about" and ''condemnlng those he never
seem" These grave charges and they unfoundei
The authority of the HERALD is derived par tally from
the letters of the manager Of the nsinna and Louis
vile theatres to his friends and agents this city par
TALLY from persons who knew them in England, aud
partially from personal observation, the writer having
had the misfortune to performance in whch
Of them engaged and also to suffer great deal of
exceedingly bad acting in several Western theatres. NJ
Bates advertised in the HERALD for persons to fill up
vacancies in his company, it's files will shox The
Democrat article closes thus
One word more and win quit The HERALD Grille
thinks We in the West in the habit Of Thankful lily re-
ceviIg ybody the East sends, Perhaps, he Will AXE
the trouble to inquire the stock sciors OF New YORK
and Philadelphia, he will find several who came West
with the idea OF setting wild with delight and
turned rather crestfaen He will also End that some
Of the leading stock from the wild woods Of the
West row the greatest favoIites IN the East
All that the Herald said that this Western people
stood great deal of bal acting sith the most
plsry resignation. That is true. Persons who
get stock engagement at the East, say never miad,
will go West and star it. And they do and the western
eople "done' with cheap stock companies and Sc
pnd rate stars The HERALD never said thai no good
ktisss from the West On the contrary il has al
~sys spoke in terms of praise of thoee who deserved it.
frs Hsyne, Miss Logan and others. The writer is pref
well acquainted with the stock of New York
and Phi adelphia but he remember No leading fayo
Rites ct pre-. emit Who ogns ed west OF the mountains
On review of the Dtmocra, article, inc1ned
10 think it meant piece of fun The editor
E. L. Davenport excellent actor avorte OF ours,
fare you not grateful Daverpor'S-but be mus yisd
the palm TO James Anderson" s'Good gracousl Max"
We to have another grand show pise at the BaoAD
THEATRE this evening. The legendary equestrian
drama, Herne the Hunter il Be played here II the
frst time. To add its effect the have
gagged stud OF ~enyf horse., in,luding trained
animal said to be of Astonishing sagacity and profound
equine education The scenery and costumes sill be all
new, ard every Of the theatre vii be usel TO
give effect to the plxy The pay deals with period In
English history-the times Of bluff Kirg Hal-waen the
nation just at the pristine glory of splendid baros
re, and when Windsor forest rang With the shouts OF
hardy hunters gallant noblemen and stout archers Ths
story is peculiarly acaped for stage escs an the
great Of the play elsewhere renders Il almost
certain that it will triumph the Broadway. No
other piece win be played on the same eyeong
TUE WINTERS TALE the proiuc ian OF which has been
fully noiced-bas received the rarnest communication
and will ill Burton's for nights 80 come 1t viii
be play ed this ng and every night this week.
TIE "sERloUs FAMILY" is to De played this eve ing
at Laura Keepe's Varieties with Miss Ksepe Mrs. Del
maine Miss Wells Lady Creamy, Miss Reynolds
Mrs. Torrens, Mr. Jordan Captain Mcguire, and Mr.
Hail Sleek Mr.. Lewis Mestsyer csvee a,sor, will
make his debut here Charles rorrens Advertisement
for Niles. Franck and rimsn will close the Performance
A pleasant bill.
Ar wAILAcK's THEATRE, stPo-ca- hon tas" has again
ppeared to the de light the pubic. 1t viii be done
pn.Sat with John Bull, in which Mt Dyot, will
rake his first appearance here as Psresrine Mr.. Il.
scide slso plays night His benefit is set down for
hursd y.
sin attractive He vii appear to night with the very
clever burlssque Of the 6 Female Forty Thieves"
At EIBLo's GARDEN, the new pantomime g The Elf
King will be brought out to night by the Raveis Me-
Lehmsnn is the author composer Of this psntomime
and is said have surpassed all his former
That the performance will be every worthy OF the
piece assured by the act that Antoine Franc l.
ard Jer sustain the principal characters, supper ed
by N. Maueip, MsIzett, Lehuann, Mime Marzet add
that little pet Adele Marzetti the infant pantomlms
with whole host of pantom lists, dancers &c, NUN
beriDg nearly hun ired persons.
The BROADWAY VARIETIES wi b the Marsh Juvenile CO.
nnedans is doing well. The "NAisd Queen" IA its
third week, is up for tonight.
The Colo Rid OPrRA still attracts numerous and happy
audiences wotd and Buckley put forth capital per-
formanoes for this evening
JAPAN CHINA reached for twenty I've cents,
BY way of Academy Hall.
Mrs c. HOWARD is engaged a. Burtons
BesroS Mr.. Grifihs late manager Of the Bowery in
tends 20 open the National for short This How
ard AthsDaum is to e At the Museum the only novelty
has beer petite pisce de circumstance called the AfricAn
Roscus by Mr. Ring for his benefit The Opera ia
doing well. Paine is actual said to be making
money. 1he people think Didiee Is almost equal
to Adelaide Phillips. The company stay one week longer
thtn 60 direct to Phs eipnia. W. Marshall played
at the Boston this and brought out piece.
AIBANY-Mr. McvIcker IL playing here. Next month
be will return New York and appear al Burton's in
new comedy, written for him.
CLEVELAND 0 Mics Kate Sax delivered lecture the
other night and the feature Introduced promising
old watch gentleman who should bring the largest
lumber of ladies hear the entertainment. The lucky
san was q native Il the Emerald lse named O'Leary,
rho brought forty -one ladies'
NEW ORLEANS The members Of the Pyne Harrison
roppe declined singing 5undsy nigh at ST. Charles
having consceni ous rega for the Sabbath Tbs pc
cunay them in consequence considerable, s.
the nights fleo by Mr. sno Mrs. Barney Williams
Their engagement terminated las week Mr. Dion Bour-
ccsult annc unces founeei, says the Picayn.,
on the latter scenes Of our Ssviour's history.
ST. LouB-Mr. James Bennett has been playing at the
BIT. Louis theatre At the Peoples the Forencse
just closed long engagement The Democrat has the
following notice
On Monday evening this theatre ~as crowded fro
base 70 Nth The elite fashion Of the city to
witness the drama The Emmett Cub; or the Insh
Rebellion" The rrAms Is kably well put UPON tue
stage and ali the various chsracf ers Played With a