The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-17

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- os1anaa haa again repealed hw grsaa ehasssAaz
naaos. and again achieved one q hw woadsrful n
sspas Mlmaas tragedy, IKE hal or noss II reverend
dvtsss, somewhat heavy sG.i, and mere oalsaIassd,
~ ~ drownsss secure profound N the olssst
<Aso 70 awaken Inspiring emotions tss stass but suoh
Hne Hvying power Of genius u becomes almost great
GO hero and heroine 4 the STAGE and they
Consequently labor ths dssdvantage Of having n,
ssqaass ntrodroGoa. sa, .nm Only 1870 o. Suos %
ond be exquisite, lender and graceful than her
N scene with FASo ~nes, In the md OF poverty and
esiic ove, depicted home with all s chsrus ere
Use ye dspeled by the presence Of gold upright
hsasrg hsr voics thrilled Il rough The audience ia
nes exqaisitey painful while depicting this alurns
AIS In the second ac of NE play that tho us in.eres. or
piece bseins, when Faxo having suddenly become rch
spprePiaiDs ths gold 81 tue old miser sarolo, whom
oshcr has murdeseo fas into the suares
spton hacnioness Alcabea Is bore that Tor the nrss
ae hia Cuah man bsco truly great, and convnoes
Ne have greSt acior before US. Notbiag coud be
or snan her accusing aposropns Of her fA,hioas hun
nd
''Fazio thou hast seen AidsbeIia +"
tien y ware her elecr!fying Joy when after . well ar
hr former pdency and and passion sgsn OBJ.
un their woDted triumph by restoring her FOR the
But in The third as, Der domestic peace is sgan div.
pcd and shortly after wards 10 ever disappears,
Earning the. ne had sqpped with her desested rival
hen that she CONTRACTS In suah bewchipg ttnea her
0rmer bussfui poverty with her present agonixag spen
or snc suddenly exchanging love for revenge appRh tho
sadience by The terrible whrwind Of passion with which
40 e1ciAms,
0pIl rend him from hertz
Her thres' bis occasion Is explained Aaddened
" Jealoosy aud ell the fury Of rcgected woman. snc
nhesitangy appears before the judge this Grand Dake
KForepce disocens the taos ,ha FAzlo ha become
uddcnly rich BY the possesnon OF the old isors gold,
ads In ,hs tho court that he had
ken Bsricos life and thus consgns husband 10 tho
block-her Affection for tho moment bxn he'd forgot In
<he revengtfui reflection
THAT she would widow her (Aldabeila) ~ she has
widowed me
She carries this into execution but the oonse-
Quence u rr;shru Too xte afer he boon condemned
10 The Wheel the attempts 10 him by airing thss
Gas been only guilty Of robbery Thejudge nexorsbe,
und this gives rtSe 70 truly aSouixtpg whom sho
throws berseI 81 her husbands eos and the widest
cries Of remorse Oxclaims that she has murdered him
H Cushman was loudly and deservedy called for ~ the
The fourth opens with the remorseful In
prison. dur Ing viii M In the wdness OF her despair she
oxnAtms she would 'rao up 8artoo from the dead 70
prove husbands innocence Of blood. All, however, u
the laws Of the country, panahed BY deAh bat commuses
ths sentence teheadpK-Aldabas though pasuooatsly
cnteaed BY Baaca, declining 10 intorpose 10 him
Tho frepxsd Wits consequently announces her resolution
From this terrible crime she Is, however saved, by her
nusbands cutreaty when she bids him nnal sdieu No
thing ON BIO more terribly appalling hAn this soeue the
torture depicted her oountenAnce when hears ths
rnsneut aerW ards she 10 restored 80 transient emotion
OF Joy BY learning that her rival Adabea has been
signed to cloiscF; but nature has been wrought
and, bursting arnongst the oouyuy reveers she shortly
asrw ARDS sinks victim TO grief, agony and reuorse
We counsel oar readers NOT 10 neglect witnessing this
powerful acting.