, 1860-08-14

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and rnsn of h,cIhnns M ara wsuting In those posi.
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OUR NEW YORK LETTER..
nsrSsal Of the Drama--Ednfm For*sse
"a 80 anartste E rh" n...sn .st.r.
fafumesf--Poijt1eaI Go.r<nito~s--H H-~-
f*rf"s Place" end f"'fr S''''ofs' s'e'
co,r.,o,t.,. IT ,he Prr.z md Tribune,
S1~ Yo.k, Thursday, Aug. M,h, 1sso.
Lovers Of the genuine drama are jubilant oyer
prospective change in the character OF theat-
rical entertaian,e nts in this city. For general
yeara the New York stage has been IN IN al
most degraded condition. The pure and an
cient spirit Of histrionic art has passed away;
narasers hare catered to the most msretslclous
tastes OF the public; buriekques, pantonlsnes'
E5"oaa'es, aerooa1'es ma "ha'no.' lave
usuFPed TIE boards from which eonsclen'iooa
ARTISTS - 'oe o'a scaool "sse "ons ~ oensu'a
l.'.e .,'s'e,.. seae' ''1on. rr ~. ,..ea.
~ ,'' n'*4 90. ''A'1 - D .r.s
"'a 'o"e'' .n'''9 " w.. 'o"A f y?
reuasoes u uHnss efeoen 1ao aus.''u 'A'ses-
HIVE 'a'lSo VI 'oe'i aae'eness' "n'' - '.3'
managers ere tarn'as the'r a''eo1'oh ~ q 'e'''
val OF proper stage business
The platform OF the gay and popular WINTER
Garden has not yet been houored BY the pres
euce Of hFss.clSss heaF5 tfagea an a1o
N'bos, under Sixona management, has Of iate
been mere clrc"s'r1ng. Alter next winter
th1s cannot oe sa''' Ane ponueioua fo11est n4s
BEEN induced to come ioF'n from n's nsa eas
ne'n'1sase' 4nu 10 P'' - A." -, t
'o'n4aus.o y. se"''a 's r. -, -.
extended enosfs III 1ofmee ua,S' no uA' Gu
gagged himself tor t"o nonu'ea a,s"'S ~ mr.
Ai1on, and WILL appear IN III 1no sA". "S'e4o hs
has made 60 famously his o"n. ~ Is fnaaofeo
thss Sloo,ooo, Is the rouoo eaa ~ oe pau ~
thls splend'd service, ana COW per a's"s - ~
20 means huzaFdous price 10 ons'' "nea 'ae
nlriads Of the American Irageo'an aen"e's
are ttkeu into nccouns. ANS - ~ W. n's pos
tlEel5 fare"en hagaeeneN.. = "aN c., ~.
night tteE WILL rnsn H. 'foni No1'n' o'"'''
aad West, 10 witness t1e 4as' -
Of spa'taeos' Ae'amoFa' I'o.4.' .A.n ~ :rh;.
Faulty Us slf' ose"oft pto'eu sun ~ 0'' - 1.e
elaborate Tribune crlsleisn's o' 1o''' tneSe p-''
arc jet or'slna' anu unsp'1ossn0''e' ".1
sight OF them will not "l.hoely % "'sSeu ~
any who are able to obtain L. 40 "onoel 'na'
Forrest longs Tor one more on pouring o. N4'
noble soul. alter yea's ct pitter anu unsueeess'
full experience cf domestic quar1els aho inc 'af'
mol Of a contest q: Law. Nearly na'' u 'as
two hundred performances will DC gwen ~
1.,6;r, ,-ov;ncia, cities and the best stock Of
-, ur = 90 that
tnc euupaae "At "ee'P!
Chicago may anticipate her saa1e oi n'as s4@s"
starring to,,r
u;.a 5,,,.r,o.,a c,shmon now returned from
A'ss eaas1o'.e easa.A'. ,.u
an extended scjouEn abroad, Is 10 appear unaef
Mr. Stevart's aussices, at the Winter Garden.
> - 80 .1x;.ttso u,;l, ner;,ans nm.
ihctease u 'ea's 0n@ n uox
ht her Tor younger Pa1's' ou' ~ 4s'"eo ~ Ne
Merrilies she must be more elective than ever
7, ia s,;3 that ana or two nlays hare lately been
e4 1;x.,n ;n,srast bau
"fa'en expressly 'ol us''
bee1 excited by the announcement OF AeE Fe-
turn to 1hc stage.
VIII a. ,h;,.. ~ ar,a-+o;o,oa,+a mn
hnhe on 'ne su"Jees u enss' :.
allusion to the great "Aeeuan Ksceptaon' fnaF
,ot he mt nf n1ace. This is to occur under
v:-oa,. ,,,as,onta at :Jonea, Wooda. an Mon.
N'Ao. 1904 ..:,,.....n
day afternoon August 15fh' 1ne a"p1'neA"e
Ibid out approximates to those Of the ancient
o,r,,,;, "a Oo, neonle can be easily accommo-
~ '"p'., -, .0''' rw.1,r,cra .nn.s
dated within ITS cxpaase. 1"eo1S'n'e een's
will insure admission. lhe great feature OF the
oc-a=i,n ia to lo ac-slm:le representation of
'. c,.h. .;-an hv 1jssra, md h..
1he 'a'e pt11"eu'' -
trainer, Mcdonald; the champion fono, eon'
<;stinp Of the purse made up By the Boys nd
mirg1s throughout the United States will then
lie presented in due form to the bes&less hero:
This ropuAr gentleman has alreaiy scattered
to tue siais ,:eary $4,000 earned BY hial III
England, and na.'::ies.s no intention Of being
more eircumspect in h's management OF the
new SUN to be placed at his dSposal.
Up to date, the aspect Of the political hor'zou
around US portends anything but clear weather
tor thu Democrats. The divisions OF the party
in this Stat. seem to be as lar from union az
err You have learned by telegraph that INT
Kreck;nridge md Lane Convention, just closed
NJ Syracuse, has nominated an nuncompromstrE
S:ata t,ck.t, with the Hon. James I. Bra
dr., Tor tlpve1anr, Mt its head. This nomination
eaa Of course be considered merely as q compll'
meat to The gallant defender Of WomAc' Rights
u1d President Of tha National Dramatic Asso.
ciatiop. He hRs1't the least chance of III eiec-
tion. The Douglas people are to meet on the
18th, and Will get up ano,her ticket. Either set
would rather see Republican successful than
tae candidate Of the rival fAetlonP.
Meanwhile, the Republicans Of New Jersey
are holding at Trenton, the most enthusiastic:
Convention which that city Of Conventions has
experienced for several years. Mr. Speaker
Pennington pfesides, and well represents the
conservatism OF the party, while the Hon. Dsn-
iel ulImau uutk other gentlemen formerly prom.
iren1 rs Know Nothings, are on hand to assert
thu. the main body Of the Americans IN New
Jersey ars not gong to allow themselves 10 be
sod out to the Bieckinridge interest. They
suy they know enough Of their old associates to
Warrant them proc: azalnst such base desertiou
Of principles aud candidates. But the Repub
iicars claim that they are able to carry the
State By thousands, and do not care which Why
the Dell Everett people 90. TIE Co .yention
has finished Its nominations Of electors and
will probably adjourn this afternoon.
The weather nere has been 80 oppressive for
The los. fortnight Us to put stop to all excite
meots, saya those attendant upon stock fpecu-
{atiou. {the great rise still being in progress,
though Yesterday anl today signs Of crisis
are apparent,) j aud upon the bnnireas Of packing
trunks and fitting away for the watering places.
The last mania extends to people OF ali classes
and conditions. B7 letter from Saratoga we
learn that among the most conspicuous aud re-
sctendent Of the male id!e1s st that resort, is
tie dardiest Of Phalon's dandy b.rbers-an iu-
diyiduat known to bis sareuts By the modest
surnaue Of Jabpsop. but known to fame 81
Count Shampoonisky. This title has been con-
.r