The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

uisyed nv Mr. Robesn who has hereby added another
laurel TO his already hi craaa,c honors Ia fact he
an actor of mary llous by-equaly great in high or
low comedy, hut great as when he nn'es hgn
feeling with touch oil broad uee. Nj g. Vinng gave
he very opposite hases o. scatter the ~d student
and Scatter the policeman with much cleverness an1
the sleek hut eraspng lawyer was admirably represent
ed by H. wigan, who is evidently most improving
actor.
RHToRI DRAMA.-fn the presen. degraded state
OF the drama authors yeiied 10 for
tors managers instead of following the strvinss
and aspirations OF their genius unhmpered by mop
Fortune suggestions IL ~ delightful to read the oInion 81
distinguished genius like Madame lsstori (as gwen III
letter TO ~ San Gorg the editor of paper at boogna-
ie true and oufy way of attaning dramatic perfection
ana Theatrical srcesss' says she, sis to encourage ad
thors by enabling them TO obtain for their productions
both applause and credit MS well also remuneration;
ana the latter 1t not adequate (Which very dcuU ut
any ra'r ss great ns possible This Is object; and tt s
the duty of every to forward this end TO show tho
value a the beautiful and keep the public taste for it's
true perception, classic works must reproduced His
MISSION indeed Doth an an actor ana citizen, is to com
bne his talents with those Of contempor sne os authors
for the purpose OF illustrating their works ana giving the
living spirit 10 The dead letter showing those who
may after lis that do not conane ourselves to
paying honor 10 the past but that Zurich
country with new gloes, and oil her art temples with
new gods Actors aud authors indeed, should form a
single fRmiya single living existence IA sioge arm Of
strength 10 which should be conded the and pros
peri,y the national dramawhch, thus managed, will
be admired respected both at home and abroad
y Trmiv cor yjpced :, CONTINUES She ssof these
truths have sci self to work and reward 10 The NJ
most extent Of those who offer me the products
Of their talent, throwing spirit into their creations,
oooPIa1pe WIN ni'h' 'pi ~" rU 1, 20 i. j.,
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GRAND fFE OF TIE IoIjE JAmlns--on saturday, 2f'h
OF November, Mile laghon--so justly called the queen
o dance'-feceiveo perfect oVauon III the shape vi
bouquet given in her ton by her brothers and sisters Of
the chofeogrhpic arr " iAat wen Known gastFohom'c
hoselrie the 'ilros ti.res Proveneaux, farH among
the ladies preset Niles. Iagioni, Certo Rosat,
rMnken 2na i'Fy tucnaox fe'g, caroline; Nathan
&c While the male guests comprised M Roger, who pre-
| sided, Messrs. VeIon aud S,fioe, Mazillier Petpa,
FranCk Leroy, Gosscicr, i.tu, COra, Barey, Mabite
lei.yrc Renauzy, &c, together with yonr ccrresp0n-
dcut--iOn Cesaf-tbe whole " the PARTY with three
ccpons, wholly professional, including nearly seventy
guests foE whom most rt1erohc treat was provided
AT he conclusion Of the dinner poetlcal address,
posed by NJ AIphonse Royer recited with great spirit
ty d. Gustave Vae% and irsquen,y interrupted by ioud
expressions @ applause thc Following Is translation
OF II, ~hcn VIC mace itie borrowing morning.
] Han, tagioh!'-godacss famed OF dance
Lhy Diethfeh pa bee welcome pach 70 itahce.
What friend OF art whose memory can trace
Thy eorles, VIII forget tny wohhrons grace,
| Who bounded ocr tue stage WIN iairy speed
| Sheqaaitd, or tue fosuisn bayauerr
| Iie,' as me ieoIara spihgns rom ms .ar'
| WITH high acclaim we greet my presence mere,
Mblic thoRahas wan 10 oher thee elsewhere
That homage OF KIND welcome and applause
Which, empress ol oNr art, thy genius draws
| Behold Thy sisters, who have laurels won,
here wait on thee, as planets GU we sun,
| Bidding taee welcome , WIN nlgn lessVa''
AS rival sister, yet IN friendship all.
! Sec hcrcs hosal snhlng, iilr IN oce-
Mhosc step REMINDS Us on a Naaa grace
londers terito, who, 10 wohd ring france,
Showeu peerless la'ehi ID the may canoe,
Anu whose rcurehieni thousanus ye' regr.t,
| fu s p,mbnnat, %in . IT, COO s
1Itao o,hor yoni,v,S Srnr de- ic,g ,r,,d aud trina
| saI,Io ,h"n nc ih.,r e,nnrcss Wiz n hos,
az - s,ars a.no w., ~ ~ tr;,,rshs ho,,,
W. essea Iva sis mhD se u a,' au,nt ooas'
These iessI moments let MS meier iorset
| Where genius art and grace have Kindly met:
While my riads elsewhere our en-, orcss, fne
To Younger generations shall prociarn
Here, then, with glad accord let us entwine
Our floral crowns as OF rings at her shrine
Love tokens all and men, ries of the past
Tributes to genius and uneauall'd t,stol
And now TO Iapon let us I'LL
| bumper toast and may our voices shrilI
Echo on echo rp,sc without a pause
Expressive of friendship and applause.
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ent octinr and il win no doubt ere long he trans
atcd md adancd FIR the English stage We NAV inc,
observe that certain Countess having become violently
Of poet wishes at any price
10 become possessed OF his Autograph Her husband to
convince her OF her folly and the port ncklenes brides
her maid to Kiss the hand OF the literary celebrity who
nothing 10TH falls IN owe with the soubfette and gives
her reading lesson III the course OF which he writes out
| an elementary spelling lesson which is shown TO the
Countess instead OF the autograph and she is thus cured
| OF her silly ,assion for poet and authors
| apor;s conversation, u,dor do,o reco,nb,r s,ys
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dioue If the truth ought 10 be told the sooner La Casta
Diva Giua rctres 10 her villa on the Fesoe road from
Florence The better for her fame az eaatatrice She has