The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Artemus went q see Bourcicault * co.'s
new drama. when il was brought out IN New
York. Here j. his dissection Of Il:
You ask me, sir, 10 sling some ink for Your
paper IL regards % the new Irish dramy al
Niblo's Gardin. | will DO II. sir.
| found myself the other night at Siblo's
Gardin. which j. now. by the way, Wheat
ley's Gardln. | don't know What pas beeum
Of Nib.
I walked down the lie IN my usual dignifed
stile, politely tclin the people a passed along
10 keep their seats don't cit up for me- |
sed. one of the prettiest young men ever
saw in my life showed me into seat, and
proceeded to while away the spare time by
readin' Thompson's Bank Note Reporter and
the comis papers.
The ordinance was large.
tho't. from q cursry view, that the Finni-
gan brotherhood was we'll represented.
There was no end Of boOtiful wimin and a
heap of good clothes. There was good deal
of hair preseo, che. ssie"ssd on beds of pepie
The o-kistry struck up toon. & asked the
Usher to nudge me when Mr.. Pogue cum out
on the stage TO act.
WANTED to see Poguc, but strange he didn't
/ act durn' the entire eyenin', | reeken he has
left Niblo's and gone over to Barnum's.
Arrah-na-Pogue was writ by Dion OBour-
/ cicolt 4 Edward Mcllousc. They rit IL well
" Bourcey has mt a CARLOAD Of plays hi mself
1 the most OF which Is fust rate.
! | understand there is large number o
Ogenilemen OF this city who can rite better
plays than OBourcy does but somehow they
/ don't seem 10 do it.-When they do, I'll take .
box Of them.
ACK THE l.-ilendale by moonlite. Irish
men with clubs. This is in 1893, the year o.
your birth, Mr.. Editor. Ii appears patriotic
person named McCool has bin raisin insur
rcction in the mountain districks, and IL now
goin' 10 leave the land Of his nativity for
tower in France. Previously TO doin so h,
picks the pockit Of Mr.. Michael Feeny, gov
ment detectiy', which pleases the gallery very
much indeed, and they joyfully remark, I" hi
hi" He meets, also, at this time, young wo
man who luys him dearer than life, and whC
Is, of course, related TO the COMMENT; and JUS
\ as the COMMENT goes agin him she goes fol
him. This il natral, but not grateful. Sh,
seq " And can this be so! Ar, tell me II l.
not so thusly as thusness wouldst Scent" 81
words to that eheck. lie SEE it isn't any othc
band. McCool goes and gives the money &
his foster-sister, Miss Arrah Meelish, who /
goin' 10 shortly marry shaun, the Lamp Post
Mae then alters his mind about goin' over u
France, and thinks he'll go up stairs and liz
down in the straw. This i i'm Arrah's cabin
Arrah says it's all right. my darlint, och hone
and shure, and other pop'lor remarks, and MAJ
goes 10 his straw.
The weddiii' of shaun and Arrah comes OF
Great experiment. Immense demonstration
and rebelyus song by McHouse, called, 9TH,
Drinkin' OF the Gin" Ha, what Is this? sol
diers cum in. M0oSic by the band. AR
rah,' sez the Major, "you have those mon
ey." She ser, "Oh, no, guess not" He seq
Oh, yes, guess you have" :" 1t is my own, ;
seq she, and exhibites IL. 1T Is mine,v Sc.
Mr.. Feeny, and identities IL. Great confusion
Coat II prodeoced from up stairs. WHO'S
coat Is that seq the Mai. " Is IL the coat of
young man secreted in this here cabiny' Nov
this is rough on shaun. His wife accoosed O
theft, the circumstances bein' very much agin
her, and also accooscd Of havin' hansun
young man hid in her house. But does th
bold young llibernian forsake herr Not mucl
he don't. But he takes IL all on himself, Sc.
he is the guilty wretch, and Is marcht OF q
prison.
This Is a new idee. Its gin'raly the wifi,
who suffers, in the play for her husband; bu
here's noble young feller who shuts both hi,
eyes 10 the apparent sinfulness OF his new
young wife. and takes her right square 10 hi
bosom. Ii was bootiful to me- who love IN,
wife, and believe In her, and would put OF
my mectin clothes and 90 20 the galus for hel
/ cheerfully ruther than believe she was capable
Of taking anybody's money but mine. My
married friends, listen 10 me: Vi YOU trea
your wives As tho they were b gfeck gentle
men--u you show 'em that you have entir'
confidence in them. believe me. they Will b,
| troo % you, most always.
shaun l. tried by Military Commission
Colonel OGrady, altho' u member OF the Com
mission, shows he sympathizes with shaun
and twits Feeny. the Comment witness
with being knock knced thief ETC., etc. Mr.
StantOn's grandfather was Sec'y of War IL
Ireland az that time, this was entirel,
/ proper. shaun Is convicted, and goes TO jail
! Pears Arrah singin' outside. Wants 20 Sc,
her good deal. 4 lucky thought strikes him
! he opens the window aud gets out. Struggle
with ivy and things GU the outside Of the jal
! and finally reaches her just rs Mr. Feeny a.
about 20 dash large wooden stone on hi
head. lie throws Mr.. Feeny into the river
/ Pardon arrives. Fond embraces, tears of JOS
anil kisses la Poguc. Everybody much hap
ny. Curtain falls. Yours TILL then,
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