New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
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illustrates the character OF the Bohemans in PARIS by
saying among othor smart things that the walters at
81 the cafes which they used to frequent all be-
came idiots In the flower Of their youth" We should
soy then that Narci-sc--the hero 81 the "comico
leroico gco moodga drama In which
Mr Bandnann las achieved such brilliant success
this last week NJ Siblosvas GU, andout Bohemlsn
Not oily poor walter boys AID pretty waltcrgfs but
iuics duchesscs. rnarqGlsss Warehouses; and even
poets ophcrs-and FOR aughi that appears doctors
Of dg.niiy-had but t. be exposed TOR half hour 10
his society and coaYcrsaou. "a BE- transformed (shen
any Transformation rcquired) Gto downright fools
~ f,r Grciniu Didcro,. d.. Hohack. and 'hc other
"cnoycDl rlists they became such utter idiots In the
rrcscrce - Narci.s" that trcmhe 90 think whnt
would havo been the rcsul, II some Bohemian o. tie
type had ctorie bis influence over the authors.
soT Instance. Of "Appetons Encyclopedias" There
would have been danger Of the nation Itself becoming
On IDIOT N tho sower Of In youth.
The last number ofthe London Saturday Rsrie~ states
on the authority 81 William Hewitt that m Englsh
gentleman Of the highest scientific reputation and at
tauneuis has the conclusion that ihcreisa mys-
croas poser running through ard affecting al mature
Which on oAfih produces s,r, rapp.ags upa,,s tables
the multiplication table among others) ooun,orieiis
'rhosis -'c-And I'll, mysterious power on, of eomp
las decided to cal MARY Jane" A. near We can
u.le oa. iroH Mr Hewitt the mission Il Mary Jane j.
% nlli, De human mind by turning Il. rs well IA
even thing cl.e iop.y isrvy. According the Rrri
tic grra' difficulty viii. mosi mel Of fair ability
add hsncsiy fccl when they Try IL get into tie
secfc;s q! pilosoplles religions. Is that 81 not
l-.ng able a. get I'D Of fAsir ,eHss.
Ills MY J4no helps them g. do. And herein
(Which b VIE, driving att Mary Jane resembles
Naroissc ard Is entitled 10 have heroic drama writ
ten abon, her The Illustration is rather forced pcr.
Lap- bat answers our purpose. Tie chef thing that
Nafose does gho4i tie play Is 10 bemnddle every
blGy With proverbs. and. we suggested Ia a former
article Tuppcr couldn't have done It better fortu-
aa,ey he q, las, succccds In bcmnddng himself and In
consequence give, Up making proverbs at which unlike
Tuppe) d. VA, rather clever and takes 10 making pro
phcc.,s which nrc too much for lim and his sud
den bal .omewhi, oppor,ane death.
Pcfhap, vc are dazzling too mnch on one phase u
Narcisscs character bu, somehow W. don't
member any other lie comes 10 always M intel
lcc,ual mechanic engaged In the Wholesale and retail
manufacture %. " s.w." whilo his victims osr
compassion Ike those used 10 read ~ In Fors
Book Il Martyrs" WlD we're " sagn In twain" We
doubt Indeed whether Dlcrot and his associates woud
have submitted to the operation quite passvely
they made 10 n the pn! Or they pretty good
.awyors themsel,c, and like N,rosse a cool
bcodcd about 1t rs Mr. Winters" Ruined Man" who
I~~i not custom. creed. nor law;
l care 10. nothing tia; ever saw"
Eut thi. l. Of no consequence. The playwright had
10 ,.rulsh Nnrcissc With victims and az his
laid IN the time # Louis XIV hc might well have
selected the ency colidsts anybody else. The only
wonder f. ths he did NJ pit his hero against, Noaire,
who would have made splendid figure on the Stage.
while being better known and more hated ihnn his
brother philosophers his being panciufcd now and then
by pun proycrb from Nnrcissc. would delight the
house as much ~ the transxing Of The ghog, by Mr
Daly 1t Wallacks.
one might judge from whit We hnyn written that
Naio-sc Aas hardly enough stuff IN him Though he has
good dca. OF Kind and another TO mike the hero
OF a Grc.act DIANA IA. Nor hns he. The character
j. At best n sketch bat IT is sketch drawn with the
power Of Gn,arni ard in fact very much after CAVIAR
mis- style.
In G,rmany. Naroisse Is made much less OF in the
riny than horc nnd here notw Outstanding IFS
cry dcilnoaiion by Mr. Bandnann II the risk to
ward The ln 81 being o,erlndowo by the higher role
~ m,ndour ard e,psed BY the more brilliant Of
Qunaui-a risk rendered all lie more imminent from
tLe power with which these roles rendered by
Madame Ioniri aud Mrs. Allen.
Mr. Bandiaann viii pay Aarcise to iAe end Of his en-
gnFement-h.s nights being Tuesday and Saturday.
Mr. Forrest viii give tonight, and on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday his highly original If not classical
version Of Hamlet.
TuE WINTER GARDEN.
Alrs Bowers has been delightlng full houses
all the past week with her exquisite rendering oil Lazy
Audley IN Mr. Brougham's dramatzation Of LADY
Audle, : ret which viii be kept on tho boards I'll
further notice. The ghost IN II ~ simply nuisance.
wALLAcK's THrATTR.
The Ghost here being the only attraction, and
not interfering therefore with any thing better makes
col, aratirey legitimate show as much entitled to
draw rs tue new An,, Fisher at l'arnums or the bri
liant Steroptcon show ut Irving Hall.
EIxoS's ALHAnBRA PAVILION.
| Mr.. Nixon's Arabs continue iodlsport themselves
every afternoon and evening willie tho horsemen,
and even the horses themselves are SO ue
lighted ., being in Pavilion Instead ot Circus 'hs'