The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09


Negrin, Gambetl Creso Squarcia, Bremond and Seva.
Madame vardotG Garcia appeared lately In Chicks
mOrpheus" with great success at Laden; inc King o.
Holland who hero incognio, has mado her present OF
valuable bracelet a. token OF his admiration. Queen
Augusta, of Prussia, also has highly compmented her.
Foreign TbeaericaIs.
THE GHOSTS AND THE LORD oHANoELLoB.
[From tho London Post. Sept 20
On Tuesday afternoon tho Lord Chancellor was visited
IN hts lordshp's library, at his mansion, Lakewood
ubiquitous ghost and number OF gentlemen, all claiming
more less legitimate relationship with him. Messrs
Music Han, at tho Top Of the Haymarket, took him
down; and Mr. Wild OF tho AihaInppa Mr.
King q bath, Professor Pepper Of tho poly,eeh.
their respective legal advisers The facts OF the case
follows:-In February last after Messrs Dircks
and Peppers " Ghost" had turned out HIT al tho
Polytechnic in December, they obtained provisional
specification with view 70 patent. In tho following Al.
other parties above named lodged objections according
tho Law Amendment act On account OF these OBJ
jections the paentees obtained further months provi
protection them Adavits were further
died both sides, and the Lord Chancellor fixed yoster
day for tho disposal Of the case SO far as tho Issue OF the
Great Seal concerned.
Mcssrs Loibl and sonbammer rep resented by Mr.
sowsr J, 0Ssr SON Cotton ~ G Ma t, An "sG
Messrs bricks and Pepper, by Mr.. Hughes (Hughes'
lordship adjusted both Sides Mr. Bower went Into
the merits of He put In number OF andavis
and that had been exhibited london and throughout
tho country far back ls4S the psrsntage Of seem
ing 70 rest onerr Dobler the celebrated co0arcd; no
Palmer exhibited Il for bis benent 1t AArgate AS
the propretors 1t the Pavilion bad taken model stage
down with them, all complete, the "house was
lighted up" aud his iordshlp had gu opportunity Of
witnessing the ghost business very conveniently. He
BATH sS and New BOND street. IN sso Mr.
Sylvester Ia also ghost exhibitor. Az Mr. Pepper Is IN
ter. Mr. King IL also "patontee," in rivalry with Mr.
Pepper and has undertaken 10 indemnify oil his customers
Ia the course Of the srren. his Iordshp said that he
remembered seeing the samo thing when boy, aftynve
years ago. II exhibited by Bezoni, the celebrated
traveller and account OF published. II was urged
that by essrs Pepper bricks exhibiting In December
last year ~ tho Polytechnic, IL was publication that
On Tho other side afdavs we're put In from Sir David
Brewster and Professor wheastoue testfyins that the
me Lord Chapccior delivered very clear and eabo
rate Judgment considerable length I've reviewed all
before him. they came In tho last momert and wanted
all the threo hcarngs OF the Attorney Gone
rail- who must have been satisfied OF tho merits before
1.-THE patentess had no remedy no appeal bore but
by granting the patent b. placed them IN position 70
prove and maintain their right " L. Nor would this
innct any wrong the directors they could try tho
value OF tho patent court Of law Hn lordshp then
directed the great seal 10 ISSUE with oil costs and charges
The case extended over three hours.
TURIN.
Paaycin the hero Aspromonte dared 70 show In the
theatre at Iugo. Tho moment no was discovered tho
house became empty the very musicians we vsSnss res
the officer 10 the house. He did not stir from mis-
seat and the performance was played out for his solitary
enjoyment
Tn Apglns Timdo still remains hero tho order Of tho
day. Mr. Mathews continues his agreeable career In
Paris with kind double success, theatrical and Ito
rary Besides enjoying nightly tho favor Of the public
in the above little piece into which be infuses such re-
leading critics Of Tho day not only full recognition Of his
merits admirable comedian, but has been ~ once
dramaqse q PAris by the side Of vsrns. Perfect Arns
aud others OF those great eoHtqus with whose mines
real privilege and honor for any iArtns TO DO 1850
ciated.
As the equivalent 70 Charles echer and stella Col.s 10
London English favores In art TO have taken hold
Of French fancy No has magnificent Tieteus
ofs the ned than witty and volatile Charles Mathews
appears and that moSt ccu prize Of all tho
entire appreciation Of Paris public Never APP
pause 90 nberaiy bestowed bcforo-never compre
hension Of foreign excellence spontaneously expert
enced Charles Mathews has obtained real and genuine
succefs which never for moment doubtful and bis
appear viii doubt attention TO be drawn to
wide scarcely acknowledged az existent by the
FRENCH One Of The exceptions rs undoubtedly, yoar
Years ago and who still remembered by the Paris
pubic, not only with admiration. but with that
sort Il artistc affection which rs often experienced
the Continent. IL Ii pleasant greeting 10 EDglsh
ears whenever SHAKESPEARE Is performed, even now who
tho hero 81 the hourto bear the q Helen
fauci mentioned with slight rusting whisper VI regret
mind So high was tho talent OF tina, lady held
estimation OF the posts and dramatists that Alexandra
Dumas, bong urged TO write pece Tor tho irancAm
wherein could take part composed during hss stay
ola fc du Regent expressly u introduce Helen Fsocit
English lady who had come over In the suite Of ts
English ambassadrcss, and who vas moant 70 be the
interesting character In tho piece Owing " pro-
vous engagements In London, Mss Faucit At that
time compelled renquish the IDEA OF tho Performance
II
andre and IL only few MONTHS ago, when appris~f
ca me 80 ,,osrhsrs We NAV ss, have our scene
between Baihdc and Mary" Tho latter oharaeser-ths
written expressly for Miss Faucit-hss bsen left oct
In tbs piece Al nov played.
LONDON.
Mr. benjamin webster Of the Ade'phi announced that
his annual bensnl would lake place Va saturday ptsm.
IS and that the theatre would remain escd for The
frat three days o. N allow time for redc
ooration and the preparation OF "leaba I'VE act yer
sion Of the German pastoral play VI "Dcborah"n which
Miss Bseman, tho popular American would make
her appearance The brilliant, sterling play q Masks
and faces which Mr.. Webster snd Mrs. Stirring
wouIi sustain their original characters of Tripel and
Peg Woo ng,on, vas 10 be revived Tor Mr. "ebers be-
ne1t ngbt.
years DURATION tho Haymarke, theatre vas rcorned
september % oomps,ely renovated ooodhon thai
y. leeety was scarcely 70 be rseosn,sed; an al.
part Of the house: and sim more striking change
Is effected by the romodellng d tho dress cree from
presents continuous Of chairs after the fashion
0 tbc Royal wostminster The chairs are covered with
Utre~ht veivst likewise introduced into the stalls
10 lieu q the original seats whis the smpb hesre tor
over gslery) has been made AZ conmodJus an The pr
The nee ass:,n bss,ns whore ,bs 9'd ons 20, on IN
wigan plays the King aod NJ Baetssors. Adam Brock
and the bcngai Tiger" With Mr. and Mrs wGan ~ the
two principal ctD rActsrs
The little sss,o comic drama d The Deal postmssi
By Mr. '. C. Burnand prodoced a. prury Lana ssp, ~
sptsode In David Copperasd" In the rrst sct " an
cult N b~i eve that not stsnssG " tns bomsy
tak by thu nfssids ~ tns Old Yarmouth fsscemsn.
IL On Ia The se0nd Aoi TIA, Mr.. Bsrnsnd spssa. 70
VAIN aioc and by sN % materials loug ussd 70 The Do
mssn drama hia ssovy 70 hzptT tesr'instoa.
Tho chief fault of this piece that which oosmoo "
mat two sssso comic drsnAsk sIovs no sy~cs Zoe
the devsopmsni chaxActsr. Several popae are oscss.
ssry INTRODUCED In the scscs. BIT 9TH The stosptos
the cta "DeA Batmsn," tnsy ere mere uninssr ns
outlines. Tia vilsnous tutor 'nsnt ~ ~t out ths
| pso< ~fbcus being mssed and an Old narss, hrs
Bridget, vbo hes much 70 say IN the cskhphrsss and
haap,op style, does posblns 10 snv vsy 70 Toward TIE
story. 1he disoxss csrsfUfy urttsn. end ths sstbs
has sho~n considerable loAxfasat As0hHe NAM 90
I IN 10 Al