The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

ADJUSTMENTS.


NV Tgr lrRE.-AIr. Oates, who IS draw
ing immense houses at this establishment,
is wisely eonining himself 10 the legitimate
drama We have often regretted the de-
cline Of genuine thsatricals, ana the aseeo-
dancv OF sensation nonsense; ana are ever
happy 70 welcome a rising star IN me iiue
If thshigh toned drains and such is Mr..
Dates There are few actors Of ripper year.,
and longer experience, who are his equals;
and fewer still, who are his superior and
We predict for him, and that speedily. a
fame which will place him beside AndeT-
son, Edwin Booth, and others OF that class.
On Monday night he VAL persouaie the
Chief character IA the new lr!-h dfama, & (
the Fenians Of 1000, which IS ole 81 the
most thrilling pictures Of British tyranny,
and Irish patriotism, ever PM upon ihe
stage. The material for the play is drawn
from the mhumsu massacre OF lHniskilleu,
In which the British meth d Of SUI pressing
rebellion, bv all the cruet'es which the
mind OF man esn invent, is portrayed, with
lif--Iike correctness. We presume there
are lew OF our readers who do not sympa-
thize with oppressed aud bleeding ireland;
aud the constant prayer Of every true
American Is, THAI Erin NAV vet take ITS
place amOng the nations Of the earth and
an such must feel deep interest In this
drsma, from 10, lhey msy see, NIviily
represented, Ma suflernFs 81 q people who
have remained trne 10 their native land,
and 90 their love Of liberty, through trials
tbas would hive broken the sp.r.ts OF al
mos any other people Ne adyse sll 60 h5
present on Monday evening, aud witness
the play, at lis nrst representation.
OLD THEATRF.- LurIA DI LANNERNooE.-
The 90 era sea on closed isst evening Wt-h
crowded house. The lad e. filled the dress
circle IA The = most brilliant and captVa-
Iing attire, and everybody seemed delighted
with the excellent performance ot DOnizet
Ii splendid opera, ffLusil ii L4mmermcur.
We regret tina. the crowded state of our coz
uinus this morning preVeuts-u as giving 81
outline OF the Leaning chareeters and most
Interesting features Of this fine opera. The
truupe leaye this morning, sud will open IN
Memphis Monday evening On Monday
evening next the keans wall make their FIRST
appearance. The reputation Of Mr.. Charles
Keaue aud his accomplished lady, will be
certain 10 draw iull house; and espe
cially will this be the ease, When it is known
that the classic eommedy-The Merchant
of Neuiee-is 70 be the feature OF the
evening.
BROADWAY NARTETIEs.-The tide slill con-
tinues 10 dow IN the direction Of this estab-
iishmeut. Il is now sailing under fall
press OF canvass, with a fresh, vigdtous
breeze. The nezrly entirely new company
are making rapid Roadway into the atiec-
tious Of Ihe frequenters of this nice little !
thester. We observed on a recent visit
there, some very nice designs and beautiful
decorations over head and on either side Of |
The entrance leading up the auditorium. |
When finished, they will present very |
pleasing aud Interesting appearance 10 the /
eye. They are designed and executed Jy |
our amature artist friend. Frank ID. SkiIf, |
one Of the Proprietors OF the Varieties !
Much Of has leisure time is thus devoted 10 |
he use Of the brush and pencil