New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

AFs can Mareelin, charged With insulting and aims
son. y !" 7i'laI EHa'
Mr5, Anne Burke was sent after. Her bngt.z,5
Edmund Burke, having bib domestic nsaea fsot,o
lHJn IHtHtesnal fragments and eofsifJoFin M fis
10 danger was the one who complained afs5f4st -
he charged her, generally with being ia a continFa
overflow Of whisky and wrath Ann s5se3I ii "
On Wednesday night she ran at him With an a,rfsa
ak, saying, Get out Of this house, yDn s6f W 4
b--ht or Iii chop you into Thousand pieces ~ m
consequence Of which Edmund got 0ut, spent tbe
night abroad, and called on the Recorder hasart
broken in the morning.
s. ". Bicknell and a. G. Park, arrested on board
the maiEb0at at MinebuTgt as dangerous and sasni-
eIons characters, we're locked up to await exami1a-
ton. They were pointed out to Officer Richardson
BY the officers Of the boat.
sT. CHARLES THEATEg.-Mrs. Farren had full
but not crowded audience at her benefit last night
Her personation Of Marian, in G The Wreeker's
Daughter, was given in her usual forceful manner,
and to the evident satisfaction oi the majority Of her
auditors.
The feature Of the evening, however. was The an
pearance Of Miss Fanny Fitz Farren as the shaks
pearian heroine Rosaii1d, in As You Like IT. Miss
Fanny is pretty, spirited and winning and any ac-
tFess who, like her, may be in the hey.day Of her
youth and budding beauty and at the same time per
fecty at home the stage, will inevitably win the
good feeling and applause Of the great mass of her
audience So it was with Miss Fanny's Rosalad Iast
night. But to say that it was fine piece Of acting
or that 1t was fair picture Of the shakspearan CON
ception, would be wide, very wide, Oh the truth.
10 all the forest scenes, where the disguised maiden
dales with her loYe-sricken Orlando, her feinpftv
in look action and voice. were SO transparent 90 per
fectly innocent of real disguise that Wrights Or
tando was perfectly miserable. Though an old stager,
he utterly unable to enact the stupidity requisite
to the sembance of bis supposed innocence To sup
pose that Orlando could not perceive that Gangmes
was Rosalind ia disguise, was as absurd, on last
nights stage, as was the suppositon that the same
Orlando (the dapper little Wright, as aforesafdy
could actually throw and Kill the bully wrestler tper-
aOnated by the enormous Howard az 1t was at
tempted to make appear in the first act
Mr.. Pope's Jacques eginced careful study, and was
very creditabe. II it had been destitute Of some of
the little mannerisms which are his only setback
(though he seems to be outgrowing them By de.
grees,) the personation would have been all that the
severest critic could have desired Yfninp Bowers
made the most Of Iouchstone, and got along very
well, Hamblin, Hind, and one or two of the minor
femnnes, evidently did their best and for the char
acters they were in, succeeded satisfactorily seve-
raj Of the third-rate stock however were dreadful
and the supes," oh, heaven In their dirty dilapi-
dated old Costumes they reminded US, more than any
thing else, Of a gang Of fagged-ont laborers, just
marched in from a hard days digging in swamp
canal. Oh, Ben DeRar, whats the matter with you
To night three pieces are to be given. Jane
Shore, in which Mrs Farren appears as 44licia and
Miss Fanny Farren as jane, with Pope as Gioster !;
" The Young Volunteer in which Miss Fanny Far
ren appears and sings; and " The Swiss SWANS I;
in which Miss Denham and yning Bowers appear.
Tomorrow night Miss Fanny Fitz Farren takes
her benefit, and Sunday night will conclude her and
her mothers engagement.