The New York herald., 1862-09-22

pied the principal characters has been produced with
great at the st. James theatre Few aroes Of
equal merit have appeared for some time Il is said to
be masterpiece Of simple and yet construction
Thirty Arabs of the tribe Of zoug zoug havc been
engaged 10 vary the entertainments ct Drury Lane
theatre They distinguished BY peculiartice that
render their especially curious In addition to the
usual tricks WHICH the Bcdouiu Arabs some years since
ss Via s q s desert initiating the Taa nant
g OF the ion the leapng OF the tiger the motions OF the
serpent the bound Of the antelope Moreover they
together form architectural structures aud
coutive maintain their relative positions, whether
lyag horizontally on the stage or rcsumiug their
Al the City Of London theatre play, written by Mr..
cden's which attended the mposture OF the Cock Lane
Oh st. has been produced without any great striking
Sy . o. shs &
managed, are ingeniously contvsd and secure the
applause 70 which they are entitled.
The Limited stability opera Company In treaty for
Drary Lane theatre for next season. and will probably
obtain Il.
spks set his own music aud sang in the same
R,iand's Esquires',-s To be given in tho Casino
Theatre kroll, ut Berlin
ufng the past Sc elson the harp have been In
great request In London Besides concerts given
by Aptommas, Herr 0berthur and others there have
several grand performances OF Welsh music These
latter given at the Crystal Palace Sydenham and
m have been for the most part choruses sung by
many as ndrei voices, &C compsned by band
u Senty harps. The curiosity excited by them was SO
cat that large tho concert room 1t difficult
~ obtain even standing room.
As the the tres Of the Place du Chst.s, in Paris
ae oh the eve Of being opcncd following description
~ m hay Dc found ~ be interesting. The larger one,
e .ucAtr. da Cirque. various points of novelty
iir house ssais three Thousand spectators and room
r'oish ~ icii Tor person % pass betweon the rows
without distu, bing ono la cases &c extraordinary
rn'sfI-an the spectator, rsug finds that his sos
yielding ~ the pressure o spring has reyoyed 20 rs 10
aye vacant recess ito which he may retreat untf
tue wei condtoncd paunch full blown cripoine has
iesssd Tho pan Of ths house s semi ciuticai with A
rJ ing olon gallery in front of the rst tier OF boxes
Lirty SIX 10 number, eich Of which is provided with
son aud eight chairs, covered with leather Id verv
CON ortabie. The lustrc has been sovuressed
ani It's ihu nnaing power supplied by
csi.ug Of unpolished glass through which n
c4m and agreeable heht ieletratcs from the gas
burne above, invsbI 70 the pubic and provided with
powerful reflect Tns Is au immense inpr,venrni.
Tor while the eyes OF the spectator seated IN the upuer
galleries are relieved from the glare the ustre which
under the Old system also concealed part o tho stage
there is not NOOK ~ tho nlsQ c Is pQt Sufficiently
illumlnsted Ny the t.stsed neht faiating from n,
luminous ceiling The effect k agreeable IN the extreme
and he csorth the fate Vi the luste scaled The I'm
Iera box Ia In front OF the stage. The epdnscen
sial boxes suppressed aud their place supplied by
v~niuatlug spbarstus cencsa~ froa ~ spsctasor.