The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-28

OF Mrs Bowers, the intensity " the passion which
characterized he deeper sceues OF her - lliet,'
could but sigh and shudjer as last night they
bDhed Miss Olive Logan. Mr.. MOrdaunl's Mer-
cRtiu' was not a finished Performance, but suAi-
ciently good % show that be Is capable Ot the
higher schools Of his profession, IT he would
study iu the right direction.
Mr., Baker played "Romeo' uudCrstaud.ngly.
In the midst OF the utter Ignorance and inu1i-
cheney oi every other peIsOnage IN the play lwi.h
one or two CNCCptous, if was rC ist O. listen 70
the correct and Intelligent reatils3 Of an actor
who was aware that Shak spclre's language is
not mue everyday twaddlc and that there is
such thing as bauk verse; but Of course
Romeo Is not character Mr Baker would
select hut being the best educated artist In the
company, OF course it fell % he share. Mrs
Chapman was good as the "Nirse," without
giving that character much prominence. An the
other plrts Were "mOst vile" This evening
Miss Logon for her en,ti', will pay her own
pay Of Ewlcp. On Monday evening Mrs.
Bowers wiN make her first appearance in this
city after hen return from Europe.
Anon SrRrEr IHrEArRE.--Mad'lle Vestyali in
order to crafty her friends desirous Of seeing
her IN the part Of "Mlssaroni" in the play Of The
Buguidy, will appear in that character this even.
ing, Tor her benefit. Last night TO see Genled, the
house was crowded 20 its utmost capacity Ma1'llc
\esNall was called before the curtain attsr every
act On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams
appear
WALNUT SrBVEr THENrBE.--Mr. Buchanan
will give for hi, benefit, this evening, Macbeth.
Mr.. buchanan has deeply studied, is an enthu-
siust, and. during two years, played the round of
Shakospoarc's characters with great success Miss
Buchanan Is exceedingly young has a liue yo &C,
and profound respect for the high art to which
She is devoted. She will appear az "Lady Mac
beth, probably the yOul rest Lady Macbeth"
(tXceptiug childish prodigies) that has ever
played it,
Mont WITH THE SCULPToRs.-At the
Stcreopucon, tonight, the rarcst works of ancient
and modern sculpture will be exhibited. Those
who have not visited the Storeopicon have no
idea Of It's real beauty Statuary, for instance is
shown with all the solidity and soundness Of the
originals, and the audience find II difficult TO con-
vince themselves that they aro not looking at the
real marble. Tonight Will be treat Of art, and
the last night but one of the StereOpticon.
MANAGER II, D'ORsAY OGDEN IN CAsTLB
TIrUSDER.-The Richmond Examiner Of the sd
SAYS -
The roArcst Of r. Dorsay Ogden, late Manager Of the
Richmond Theatre, whose escape, three ago
comment, crca naturally lively topic. lie was ar
rested ON Thursday last by Conticrte scout, named
John Taylor at the house Of Mr.. Fielding Lewis, king
Geone county where he was stopping as a guest, and
arrived In this city under the escort Of his clp0r,
Friday night Hewas immediately committed 10 Castle
Thunder.
"The announcement Of his arrival in Yankecdom by
Northern paper false, doubtless intended
as ruse Il appears that osden aog escape fron
liNNNeHo ihihANhAt''y
ntentn ~, 1 to he SSrib bs 5sS @ ,h ho 1%sGg v , ,
now. He was three times at Mathas rOiIh there he
had every opportunity to cross into 9sg.ul, and
voluntarily or by compulson he would be oeced %
arrest as ceserer, he was weak enough to permit tho
consideration o his peculiar status as foreigner, though
decided against him by toe courts, prevent hn
quitting The Conlcderacy as Fugitive.
e states that HIS only object In eayng Rlchm nd when
he dd was to avoid being thrust INTO company Of cen
Of his personal friends aud with them TO the 'front.'
sIoy Go SSSmaed 81 military eaa wha doaSSss S1S
some new points WI be present, slcctnr the right Of
declared, he has been willing to DO military duty with other
foreigners Ia the lIcal service
lie believes that he Is prosecuted man, and
some apprehension that the sentiment against him may
induce the authorities to hustle him through hurrgd eN
animation and either force him into the army or Indie.
some punishment upon him before his plea Of siellion
can be opey conSiderod lie Is hardly correct In this
view, However as his prominence as theatrical mana
ext rom the south produced or any personal enutes to
which be In common vi all flesh Is heir, cannot subject
The language tie law, hold him Innocent until hl Is
proven Guy, II is quite certain t1at his posln looks
which open wide hclo for prejudice, as evidence"
An OLD DRAMATIc TEMPLE DEsrRoYRD.-The
Boston TareRey of Thursday says
"rhe building ecupOlby Morris Brothers ,Pel Tow
Destroyed by fo at 5E O'Clock last evening Tho audi
tCrum almost completely burned out, but the haba
or mated In uI por the upper gallery In
which there has not hcon lights for two months probably
time since to destroy ihe building BY some party WHO
threw lshi through an open window below into heap
"Iic building. own,d by Mr.. william Grceuough, was In
sahusetts and the readers OF Lionel Lincoln win
remember tho description O. II when the Brush officers
reported there TO Gaze on the morning Qf Bunker HIN
battle Is had green orCn space before IT, aud hand
In the present century Morris hers have occupied IL
some four years and Dr OrdWay had as minstrel hall
"s,vera thousand dollars worth Of property, Including
columns ahu so.hery Mse renoHsa In sAoty, some OF II
@ ts oI l c6 iSci toii s prSabY I c ~ s ~ a
$4,000, which here Is au insurance Of OO) MALT
In the Alliance ard ouo-uuartrr In each OF two other
2sG1 4 , hS & ,y % snH oT5 E9PISs % 2 , one
m,nts saved. The loss to The Greenough heirs Is
"Sr Jarrett lessee OF The Boston Theatre, while the
was sul burning WIN ho concurrence OF MT. Leonard
to Morris Brothers oneng the use Of tho Boston Theatre
2I 1en'ul ON iGso"y ar3oon ~ 9y3SAt anu tas
| by Morris Brothers"
GERMAN OpRRA.--Mr. Leonard Grover, the
most successful director OF opera now in tails
country, will shortly open for season at the
| Academy Of Music. The company, which he has
collected from the best talent of Europe and
! America, s undoubtedly one Of the ablcst and
| largest IN the world; for it includes such great
| actors and singers as Carl FOrmcs and Joseph
| Hemanus-One the best "Bobert," as the other
| is the best "dophistOphelcs,' known 10 ouI
| stage; such pJiHe dOUHe rs MesdamOs Johann
sen, FTelerci, and ROtter, and tenOrs like
IIabclmann and thinner, with Sreinccke, Graf
and a number Of other careful and earnest musi
| c luF. MaGl0 Dliuba "a new European fayOg.te
and Mud'lIg Pauline Canissa have been engage,
| for the parts OF sOubye''eS The repertoire Is NJ
less generous. Faust aud MyeiHs (GOunOd'
| skilful and charm ug new opera, HalcYy'
| JstreSs, M1yerbceu's HtyUc10is, Mozart
| Don J,qp, Wcbrr's FreiSoA,gs, Rossiui'
! UIUiam TEL, and a uUmber of o.he
most brilliant selection known in this city fol
fayorite operas, make up the grandest anl
many years. Beethoyen's Fi6eiio, az operi
sacred to lovers of music and pcrformedwith S,
much success In former seasons, Is not included
among these great works, but we presume gene
| raj request will bring it forth. The sale of sub
scription tickets for the German Opera will begi,
ON Saturday October 20. The new season bid
fair 10 be one Of the most splendid aud pOpula
In the mu'ical memory.
M'ME DE MARGuEEITEs has just completed
dramatizatiouOf of Miss Braddon's novel "Darre
Markham; or, tEe Captain Of the YuIture." Il
in five acts, with four character part for thu
star. Mr.. HELLER, OF the Philadelphia Pro
9ramme is egent for Nine do Marguerttes
works.
CITY INTELLIGENCE,