The New York herald., 1864-03-15
The Testimonial Beneht 60 Count Johan.
mes at Bosson-The Count Ha inlet.


from OF feet, and has planted them rmly upon
| histronc merit there witnessed ia the Boston
theatre on Saturday evening. Every seat was taken
t the outside throns eauored 10 vain Tor ad1n,ance
Maiden sent large depriation OF its citizens who test
forth be they would be safe from the clutches
o! the law at his hands The Count very Hamlet
left upon his courenancs identified him with his role.
and II, as bis caumnators assert bis mental equilibrium
has been little shaken. this misfortune aided
acting Natural, chaste and ie,egant throughout
In the scene OF the players be was loudly appauded for
the affecting manner 10 which be aid his head upon
opheas lap, and for the wonderfully spiral movement,
which carried him the stage harrow up the
Superb w When be daay naudod he ssa iii and pa
theticaly asked, why may not that be the skull OF
lawyer Where be his quidlit. now, his outlets his
tremendous. With all the praise which we cordially
bestow upon the escsilenees q the corn candor ooges
when they are thus kindly brought to his
notice And yet these slight inaccuracies OF pronucaton
not uncommon Ia those VINO by long residence abroad
Or by catl1n with foreign nobility who are 40, always
thorough English scholars oblvous Of their
r11d him that earth is not "yarih mountains are not
omoupterns' deserts are not "desarts," not
raw Dor is Hecuba .iHecuoaer But thus Il IL otep
With even msn OF high degree Charles James Fox 20
received all and much more than the consideration which
ner noble husband asged Tor her upon this her hrsi
appear she received Win ranfurous applause
Possessing pleasing person aud a musical voice her
rendering OF Opheii all that could be desired
she fairly took the audience by storm and when she sang
And will he not come againS
the applause was tum1tuols aad rnboundet After the
curtan fell The Count advanced before the immense au
euce, completely by the reception given TO
hs wife that be declined 10 this instance, 10 say any
thin about hfrss but promised that within four
week the public would bear from him Cpon Ia e mys
torou. hint the crowd departed 70 remain puzzled ex
necatio o. something wonderful that is 10 happe,
The Bo. ton Post gives the Count speech as foiows
LIprys Al vp GssrtEsEsi shall address, you now breay
as II s ceh ng tate and II s Saturday night trust you
will bear wit me Tor tie natura anxiety have had
the natural fat que OF assuming character OF this kind
Iouder) N, 6rst duty s 20 re,Cru my sincere thanks
70 the audience for their reception os my wife. ZAP.
plause In refer. >rce 10 myself have nothing 10 cay
How about Made, 1S' "Baley.D BY answer 10 only,
.-emby ami ID. respect which has been shown this
WIS consider ~ 90, proper for me 10 enter into
thai sha. DO political 10 an assembly com
any sps Izytles AN bound 70 respect every mans
posed " a. .,tt.cs and consider tha; fareu Hall
conscience 10 p1 II references 70 auy other matters,
lhe more proper pl. 70 here mixed assembly, which
DO not think az there It's respecs % the stage
has by It's full attendance duty to disturb that feet.
Io.night--i do not thnS It m tban TO say that IN
ns by any explanation. Otherwise -esined !, there.
abost four weeks II will be publicly e. -sEs the kopre
ore, with the full expression o. my thanks 70 all the
station OF this ATTENDANCE and with thanks h.m6.e
dies and gentlemen vho have aided me In my
eGorts, respectfully bid you good night.