The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-24


teen with nssces Of sseras concerts 6esEss popular
lectures, wih Juliea, Albert smNh, Miss p Hssten,
eordsr w 00amnisg, woodih, 20, 20. Tho success
ne past week was 80 far beyond al expectations that
AR. Charles Mathews (who last evening made his first
body'D = 10 DO sheved, with Mr. and Mrs Kelley, for
anosher fortnight, commencing next Monday. when the
an m opsr. !. again . hold soysrsis1 sway
has obliged Mr.. wer Bosle seek another nrst toner,
al to secure the services Of Gardosie valpne The
"troupe will include the attractive namca Of hesdames
e sousr
Albicin and Mr.. william Tenant the and successful
tenor who Ike the world Wide Sims Reeves has
had the good taste to court public favor under his own
Saxon sppellaton On Wednesday Mons. Jullens prone
made concerts for the winter season. At her
who his suscitaton TO the fire At Coyent Gar
den. II 10 runored, however that Mr.. Arthur Onappe
srss ornish. g pe he sol asss swsn q Erin Mss
the Prncesses' theatre is always full, and Saturday
evening last the Queen came up from Windsor 70 honor
Mr.. and Mrs: Charles Kean- arriving precisely At
O'Clock only leaving the box when the curtain fell upon
with her suite 70 her castle homo M and Mrs. Barney
Williams, after sncceesfu starring engagement OF three
p % q The s..s s:ss NJ
Celeste and Mr.. and Mrs Leigh Murray. The ladies' sp
PeaIed in Buckstone's evergreen drama Of The Green
called "a Border Marriage" In = part I'M
Mr.. Wright the lessee has be thankful for the
courtesy shown BY the audience. II s the produc
two English cooks % posch' one French egg Al the
Lyceum theatre Mr. Charles Dillon the lessee Is playing
al tho best parts Hes an exraordin.ry actor down 70
thick, and don't bend Still his delivery is free and the
action Of bis arms graceful Mr.. whtehesd's play of
don't think likely TO interest your readers TO have
long fha economist the sable curtain OF Ink
Summoned before "a grateful audience a. the end
OF the second act and NJ the conclusion Of the play
The ever welcome Mrs. Alfred Mellon (ate Miss woogarJ
appear nightly in the "Musketeers" and that rapidly
rising low comedian, Mr. Toole, has just met with anO
Their . new farce called 'Doirg the Hansan
Tines OF the appearance OF NJ and MSS vandenho6 at
the City Of London theatre wherein the writer gives Gre
dit Mr. James Anderson for first establishing taste
for the Shaksperean drama amongst the densey popu
lated districts Of the Eat End OF London Tho writer
says wherever Mr. James anderson has set HIS loot he
has left the track Of legitimacy In fact that he Is the
pioneer Of theatrical civilization.
Last week (the nrst week in November), We ranged
in the eleventh Of tho year, has brought
us in full health vsor and gorgeous shirsirons the
sc%n,.shs rnIs.
and Narsoviennes are always the degh. Of mutudes,
setting up all our winter parties with stockof acceptable
there nights get apart for the connosseur and
the amateur when the classic composers Mendesohn,
Mozart, Beethoven and others hold sovereign sway
Her kajesy's theatre for he there this season. with
his monster oand composed Of all the nsrumental talent
in Europe with the additional and powerful support OF
Catherine Hayes who has returned 70 us after many
years absence and having visited many the
eAe. To say that the theatre ~ded would be to
ed In tin box, fresh from wherever they come from.
Talk Of suocatoneven the last gasp necessary 70 quail
The , net ., choking Vas mpossi,cleI,n a fact JACK
ceived with all the applause the densely packed mass
could generate was Catherine Hayes and all the other
long established avortes The theatre haa been elegantly
and astefuliy fitted up, regardless Of expense e
dire" Tho reading rooms are, usual, well stocked
a. with those from The Continent and America, and
though last not least ale Of recently arrived New YoRK
H..,Ts met the eye 70 these may be added =. me
xas s's 6ejeuse" . .. the Surrey Gardens, n 70 DO
shape Of Bass and Asop's bitter aes and Guiness's
stout, seemed 10 lead the thirsty van Of inhibition.
happily without These generally consist bon
netting unonendrg auditors chatting quiet demure look
ing people In the dress circle and forming rings for sham
tights and all this generally got up by the London swell
mob, with view 70 predatory warfare on pockets,
purses and cwery we were very loyal this occasion
Syie" and God the Queen" from baud and cho-
rus, though the band aud chorus quite out
S she unee wSo toward. sSa end ss
nrst part had. from necessity, thinnei their ranks.
We aagur an unusually successful season for Julien,
and, indeed he well deserves H. he never breaks faith
with the public and always supplies them with
tanment than equivalent the small charge
exception when absent in America in ls64) tor seven
teen years and 10 not too much 10 that he In the
ioonzed PET Of inc intelligent members Of English society,
should now DO installed In Her Maosty's theatre for
there, some few years sinoc, formidable oppo-
Bae threatened (but faled crush him and bis hopes
The critic Of tho rBes and truth tell the critics gene
i've description Of PRAISE % Hiss cssssrss Hayes s1ys
ing her eschew the high art OF her profession In IA
vor OF ballads In which they admit abe excels. Her
NJ
ballads unlike The liquid and priceless notes OF Nine.
Gasser, strung toeesher that they jewel
the other IKE clothes on washing day, pcggei up
In succession.
ing all before them Al Hsr Maesy's iavorilo theatrical
boudoir, the Olympic.
"Drsd" has been played at tho suyrcy with Mss A. BID
dies sse Of the Boston Theatre, as Mia Gordon. Mr.
hui doch has made great hit Rover Mss Cushman
u ct Liverpool.
H. Jose do Olona Spanish theatrical Director broush hi
action before the Tribunal Of Commerce. Paris against
NJ Marc Fourner, director Of the Theatre do 10 Porte 81
Martin 70 b,4so r. which he alleged 70 DO due to
him. He stated that the 2ssh May last NJ Marc -Four
treated with him Tor sixty performances the piece
called lie Fi de Ia Nut a company ofspanish dancers
composed Of Madame Petra Camera, N Guerrero, her
each ard Ia cssc Of moro man siSty mar
iormanoss being required, 81 $50 fr night After the
uirtesh representation n Fournier treated with hsisme
do Oloua and In consequence that gentleman claimed
$3.50 $50 r. for the six.y FIRST, sxty second and
sixty third representations Of Ia Camera and her
pspy and Scto IT, damages for breach Of ssres
Marc Fourier IN opposion 10 the demand alleged that
he bad treated win n do oona for sxy performances,
which had duly paid and that when that number
had beer completed be at perfect liberty
Ia Camera and her husband without the Intervention OF
that gentleman. The Tribunal amer examining the
Of the agreement betv ths parties took tha, view OF
the question, and mon suited N. de olona with costs.
Tho Manager DIES Tea,rs gives the loving ascount Of
she theatrical performance which took place lately in
presence OF the court .. oompieshs -
A half pea, their Hajeses entered the theatre AZ
ready occupied BY the persons invited The
was reserved for superior ofccrs all grand uniform
In The boxes Al the sides seated lsdics In masun.
cent ioetss The centre boxes &c, apart for the
court. The Emperor was In black. and wore the Grand
Gordon OF the legion OF honor the Empress wore white
dress, with cloak OF crimson velvet Their Majestes
erbrpg received with the ioudcst accismaous
All the sests behind and them filed with the
Imperial houscnolds the Minister'S and grand dgnarIes
Of the court AZ soon ~ their Nses,es hal taken their
sesis tho curtain Ter The Representation Cusud