The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-12
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ONeal, or the Feuiaas OF l6o0'-drew full
Z house, az the New Theatre, last night; and
[ certainly the play is one Of the best Of the
KIND. we have ever seem .-.F
Our space wal nos tdmit Of an extended
i notice, az this time but we cannot iorbear
: giving synopsis Of The incidents, which
0 IRE So numerous, and 50 eKclt,ng, that thsy
have but 10 ba named. ~ draw fuH house.
ACT Scene ] "A Wild Pass o. tie
Farua Rive. The irish Rendezvous o.
! / Dlybrsak. Battle chorus Of ''Liberty Lit
e-tvl" Assemblage Of the Septs. Detel-
3 miuatiou 10 throE OF the woke Of servitutf.
"Li5er.y 10 the children OF Erin, and de-
struct on % The invaders OF her shore
Desperate resolve Of the IRISH Chiefs. Scene
2.-SOug. Judith. Elluor's Fears. PhadTig
Dispatched 20 the v atca IORsr Meeting
OF U'B-ieu and Eliu0r. Scene 3-The En-
g.ish, Forces. Ackn5w' edgment of Irish
Bravery. Bacon IN trouble. Sceae A.
I King O'Neal surrounded BY his Chisfaius /
The Secret Pledge. The Preparation for I
. Battle. The Emblem OF lreiand's Glory.
.'W5ib hearts united AXE the patriot stand I
/ 10 d.-0 or conquer Tor our Native Iaud'
/ S,sHc brand Battle Scene. Attempt OF
/ the Eng ish % CoBqHer the Sons OF Erin.
ACr " Battlefield by Mo0uIgh'. The
I beaten Foe offer terms Of Pesce. Rather
( death ia any shape tEau 50 basslv Weld 3"
EIu1r q prisoner. Bacon iu ID Hcultv
''l'n So hungry" Judy aj War. O'Dou-
nell the Traitor. His determ nation u
humble Fl nor. O'Beiau. di. guIsed rs %
priest, eut rs the Eng lish Hoes 0nnheu
attempts violence sgaIust the Princes rlI-
nor. Sudden appearance OF Suadrlg. Eli
Nor, ami Puadrg e.capr. ubrsrn taken
pTi,0frr
AcT lII-O'N-al anil his Chiefs deter
mined Go re- cue O.BTleu. EiiE0- TestO. ed
90 her fathers arms. Ph6iria on a mission
Ut danger. He bids lsreWelI 10 Judy.
o'Erien CHAINED prisoner. His terrible {
reJuke g. the traitor, O'DonneQ. O'BrIeu d
placed Ia a dungeon. phadrg, the sut.ar
woman. "lhe aale EnuissLOwen." Its
effects upon English soldiers. Facou fails
ga love WI.h Pm Orig Phadrig reel rocutrs o.
with his shillelah. Bscoa n su Irish oven
o'BuEV, TEE CHIEF, BEscUEDi Meeting Of
lfisaud's Chies. cone mighty effort to sci
cur country free Brave hearts cannot be
conquered. Last grand scene. Storm ng Of
the Castle Newry. The Irish Hosts attack q
the English. O'Bren meets the traitor, 2
O'DOnneill Phadrig takes his revenge ON
Bacon. Struggle for Liberty Destruction
Of the fastlei Grand rabieaul The Irish e
triumphant ERIS Go BRAGH! 4
OLD THEATRE.- Twenty-fve years appear
90 Aln W AlatAE AAp tl4AAbt Al NJ ana NJ rs ]
hean. rbey are as rssh, and as juvenile,
rs ever and we find that they deserve ali
he eucamIu'us which have been pro a.
louncrd upon them by the Eastern and
Northern press, since their return to Amer
ca.
Tonight the creates; Of al tragedies-
he masterpiece Of Shakespeare and the in
miable-will be presented; 10 not witness
his most magnificent drawing, with the Il
y D. the chief -. Z
Miss an artistic performance, which will Al
keel anything that has been put upon the g
iage "a this city, since the Davenport com IL
'instion bid US farewell. tu
BEoADwAY VARIrrIEs.-AIr. BoswortIf. the an
lsu ager Of this excellent place OF amuse- ~
lent, has certainly succeeded in engaging 81,
be best company that was possibly attain ci
Bile We never spent more pleasant hour d.
han az this place last evening. Miss Wal or
er, as dsnseuse, is without peer : beau vii
tul and womauly, she enraptursd the au-
fence, who applauded her with a yehe-
renee which showed the depth Of their ge-
ppreciation Of her merit. We are happy III
, learn that she is soOl TO take a benefit, Br
I'd that We can insure her full house. m
As a pianist, Herr Gustsf Adolph is the ma
lual OF any musician to whom we have At
rcr listened, and his fingers never touch
lie Keys but 10 call forth most raPtur0us
lplause.
The other actors are all up to their parts, ha1
1t We are compelled to omit part culars in VIII
us notce, but will make up for any seem Of
3 neglect in our next con
THE SUNNVsIDE.-The attendance at the ~,
unyside, last night, was as large as ever. al,
opie are beg& ming 10 understand that
at rs the place d find genuine amusement. 81,
they are gong there by hundreds. ~
lr 9th
!" pi'1eL up an Old paper yesterday tire
~, 'L.o i'ln Oh eOiusry, 1871, 10 which Just
GIFTED with Gas" The editor chronicled
: fact with great satisfaction Nashville
'yiously had d supeiabundaut supply, but q
y then was any OF c put 10 good use. corr
shyille has gone ahead since that dav. %