New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

WNTrR GARDEN.
Tie h pleasure IN announcing the '''''Fanc'
EVERY MONT.
MISS BGTEsLAN,
Whose ne .he renowned ehi5srst was uneqase e2a "a
o. ans sba ~ IIafsoPe and whose ,entiee % nov " VIC
II fSE Hs'P PsEsgg s'ssges 1so Sf 'fs SUSEfo isGS
Mis- BATEMAS hs. happily chosen for her rs,ppsr'nes
EvAS0ELNE,
NEW AMERICAN PLAY.
Pounded upon tossfellcws bs.u poe and ~Ses By hsr
mother the sasc,s's Of Geraldine sad ssr reud lon go
"''' '''' THE AMERICAN STAGE.
Assvidsnce that this estimate 3 no, overstned the
Se9t ha; pleasure Il snns,Is the following tributes no" hs
From The Evening Post
But few days the ceer.e Of article eesus
IonrieHow bad been slccsay appropriated By the
Of painting and snd nov I, h.s also 'rstsd the st,
dor with marble Mr. Bs,smsn hss done with the pen she
hs The heroine Of Ao.S and 1 G% ss & sy Z
only reeds adeSas pruning TO be most a sfoys. The
sap,e Teblanc-expsnded prominent co mic sass<.
presenting few eatoes Of novelty but as fepfesen5e os
greatly sds1s @ S.nsa 70 ,as w.. the S G
after tive years retirement treui the stage she
10 ot@ ne asd pss.na % Sat not
suceed a. some DO by good loeks
. free from saecson and while staes she always
pess she tolersby we'll and eyinces nes
orts Mr. ssismsn has preserved IN prt mach
pgss q posm ana Mis-. vs.. ss,sss ssSins5s Of
the other perormers Jefferson Bape Mason 2. nsneoc
wa. excellent The burning Of the village Grand Pee and h
double moving In the fourth oct or Ss
.51. o. tho p;sss sss SS SS ava
success But all admire quiet adecng work we fsp-
resented cannot fail to be pleased by visl ' "ees '" 's
From The Express. w..
The first Of which have to speak az ue Nnee
Garden last night Mr. Fy overture written expressly ok
the piece possibly for the poem itself Wedo this ~n more
writer on daily Journal bis distinct claims and
most accomplished of Apercan musician, have a.ey ran
Of ds.pre q Ssp. %Se dmsS
and deieey descriptive portions Of are ~
70 Ss fas .aI. Of % aate Rd a on
n1oSas sS what be sd d 1a for 1 5a
nevertheless stamped itself upon the audience q on wer
upon the his musical production, and tust that
may soon have the opportunity o. hearing NJ o Me- % .s%.a
6t she the great attraction OF the evening We e
70 E that her see wa mos, Hon s ne
10 her rendering Of Lune de- Mie'
utterly ai H opposed n character as could well Be copcss
the second these and tender prayer. she richly de-
regards acting had merit which We own we bad
from hs .a aaf Ss ps S e.. a
act where she throws herself weeping her parents breast
bo has been msddened by his morunes, IL admirably
real and this the fact that not tainted bys
shadow OF the usual stacy conyentonahty. Of sorrow.
wsrmes erns s Jordan In becoming light comedian very
evidently made mistake tie only Of the oss a cous
coapnsnCbat be /. the 5es: we'll Ora
matte artist for young and even ShsLac.es
especially m the third aud tth acts His make ~ IA 'hs
'''' IFrom the Herald
The p6y has been well and sklfuy prepared Tue sche -
and most respect rarely anything eos TO
Evangeline" on any stage If the piece should not prove
debuan Miss Bsteman she has yet to in her 1rs she
clever welsined and far to oek upon Mhsss or pot
acted last night to critical audience and received
osD do Ss M ss Bssnan must sccoSn
scquion sud have DOUBT stn ner
whole career viii be % prosperou- ss IT. n's"s H>' USE
promising mi, ,,...
not been Long tha her w =;
familiar to the public As eid artist she s.ton,soed eoss
frst hood Il truly Interesting event in
s sSs in voice Clear and eso1sn tnowe .s
AID vos nS aSs. Ses can - % s
doubt o. the lad fSgre. s. LSoS snd5 TIE gs ss
Scns Sl jSssice . her powers. but the h:s re-
corded its verdict distinctly and justly in her fayeI,
acted d Mr jordan as dsbr made even sciHncnsces
full We heartily reoced TO this valuable actor
the Winter Garden. Mr. Pearson, Basil hearty
playDg The part was nicely defined and boldly coored
Madame Laour played excelenty BY Mrs nng and
Mr. Jefferson wa usual all sufficient Bspste. The only
noticeable exception to the general excellence the buon
wa IN the General commanding the British forces
tdved TO make bot only British AIMS but British speech
The greatest care has been bestowed the production o;
Evsngens" by the management OF the Winter ardeu ani
the Poem nothing exceed the beauty
curscy OF the yaods taoeanx MessI hayss and hs vino
painted the scenery exceed in some the omss
the village In the second and the
the fourth msy be mentioned the best each artist
The costumes admirable
From The Tribune.
Miss Baiensn has good speaking mot ,ingns voice aud
displays intelligence In the rendition OF her scenes Her
by good taste and gentle ladyke appreciation. Her f.oi
sy with business admirable Here nothing OK tho
novice but all the experienced actor appears Her nons
artificial treatment appears. At oher times she rrendes
the author and obtains accordingly She 10
great accession 70 the stage and wiz improve IN poPo,-
ceiyed and appauded by large and brilliant audience The
scenery and the stage urations excellent Ore
Il the most besua the kind yet given in this county Z
the high art of painting Eyangene except 70 peops
welded broad gn which degrade the taste ought 20
hich should commend it alike ell the lovers Of gos
The nsmea Of the following artists the cast are snent
evidence that effort has been spared produce
the perfect form
Mr. JosEPH JEFFERsoN will appear Baptist. L. Blame.
Mrs HENRY NlNING .Msds ne Ls'our
Mr. GEORGE JORDAN. .Gsbriei
Mr. CHARLES KEMBLE MASON as Benedict Bellesontsne.
Mr.. ...''..'.s..'''.baui the blAss;niih.
MI sTODDAk1. feneisn
nj b L O's G A X ID E N.
'''''' ''' Mt. and Mrs. BARNE:Y WiiIIixMss