New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18

dresses the Old fountain and crOss-relyon glmmerine
through poeyhe arrival Of the snugger and his precious
charge, tac encoauor with tao disguised Ab26 ho Spanish
song which so well salts the aud which Mr. BrOggham
snss so decou and hay tho perous haven Of tie Span
ish Inn WHAT passes there the spectator woui thank
US for detailing in advance follows with breathes 10
terest and surprise ODonnelrs dangerous adVentueqms
heart broken when all lost bat very joyful vhsa
tho gallant soldier comes brayely and brightly out Of III,
peril Those who arc critical respecting dramatic ART
and STYLE by the way will observe remarkably strong scene
In hs portion othc play between Era and the eaohersss
and malignant Renad OF is the intro
dacton of the stansa from the song OF the Ish Brigade
whereby In moment OF extreme peril ODonne announces
TO Eva his safety and his approach The fourth brings
into the presence Of Cardinal Alboron Madrid and also In
succession brings before that eccesasc the true and false
ODonnels All Cardinals the stage beieye are In
delicate health. afflicted with slight cough, and are
Inclined to walk with tottering STEP This should NOT
be the with Cardinal Alberoni who middle
aged man. strong aud quick in motion in speech Mr.
Morris possesses all the dignity that 10 the
part and might easily dispense with slight tingo OF
superfuous deorepitude. Nor would his personaon %
the churchman bs mared should he employ more DaturA
method Of eocaon The scenes in which the Cardinal sp
pears are fell OF interest aud picturesque effect Mr. Morrss
acting dealing with the treacheous Zadock was at many
points admirable At the climax behold the royal gardens
of tho Spanish King and the distance brilliantly illuminated
for Hs the stately Esoural-that palace which, In Tie
memory historical students chiefly lives as the gorgeous doe
wherein that cod and cruel yrsnt Philip hs Second wSy
Motley wei keus to dreadful black spider satiand vov6
bis webs the clement Of Europe In the tolls OF Tie
Church Of Roue elsewhere in this drama the soss
Ia instinct with historic association Pictures OF nannef
hints Of politics and Of interesting epooh
and sketches ffom the popular life Of the period
are at every torn. adroiy suggested to the mind!
and all the while the fancy is kept excited By
a romantic story pure a. is pleasing This hitter point
BY the way marks prominent event In the drama Tbs
Abbc pursuit Of Eva might have heen easily made both pro
poserous revoting but by making the villain human
creature with rational motives such In keeping With
the character OF an ambitions man. Mr. Brougham avoids
alike absurdity and vugay We have often heretofore
we upon the advantage which intellect possesses over stage
carpentry the construction Of dramasan advantage wni
very few modern have brains enough TO understand
Mr. Broughams present work like certain of Its pretecesor
this point 1t well conceived. well constructed
and euineniiy well written and it affects the mOd with
sense Of nature probability AID poetry There not TOO
much in it, the characters are clearly drawn ana
are human creatures and tho dialogue richly reighted wS
those sentiment and hunor which seem to grow ~
naturally upon the Irish tongue as the shamrock does upon inc
Irish SOIL
The acting which this drama has been Illustrated 80
tho Winter Garden speaking generally. good That OF
Mr. Broughau ODonnell is strongly marked with the
OF this and of hand dashns
grace relieved by occasional underones OF tender sentiment
Mr. Charles walcot it, onacs the Abbe Renad and exbibn
very careful study of the emotions Of love and ambition and
of the faculties Of duplicity and diplomacy Mt Andrew
"Zadoo plays we'll at FIRST covering craft with assumed s-
pdty descends to needless farce. when frightened IN
the robes Of tho Cardinal Why need the serious and teaoh
be laid aside under the pressure OF esr
respect TO the persOuatOn of tho heroine Eva do
Zungs silence kindness Mr. Wall played the little part Of
Patrick OConnor" Of the Irish Brdade with noticess
hearness spirit and fidelity to the Irish character A
quaint and striking performance also that of Mr. H. B.
Philips who made Monday night his first appearance here
~. Rach0 "yap tn he
Burnett the murderous innkeepe and rather too mild
ruiian though careful and correct
The reader will infer from all thisand will not be mistaken
that 'ODonneps Mission Is exceedingly good play Of
the school, and well worthy Of the careful attention
Of the lover Of dramatic art than the seeker fS
pleasant sensations.
MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
II ia matter tor public congratulaton that
this eminent American COMEDIAN OF genus in his
arts among Mr. Jefferson arrived Monday
He good health, aud to play at the Olympic Theater n
September.
RIsToRI
Madame Rstor is now taking repose at Naples. Shs
viii however presently travel Paris arriving in the French
capital the 9th Of August On the first Of September
will embark Pereire for this port IL
now dsou wsue ~ tne
French the cath Of September in the character OF
MEDIA AL activity meantime at the French Theater New
scenery is be used all the pieces which Madame Rstor
appears and TO this end is Mr. Grau purpose to spare
neither pains expense The character Of these plays ID
very various and therefore many varieties OF scenery and
furniture will be reQuired-Gecian Roman. Medieval Elisa
bethau Renaissance. and Modern. There thus abundsns
opportunity the display OF the skill of the scenic artist
interesting by the way the great success thss
attended certain performances given by Madame Rstor
Florence in aid the Ambulance Fund The great rsgedi
enne not Only benefited this fund by the exercise Of her genius
in art she has inaugurated series Of Lint Sorees ~
Paris by this has been enabled to forward tbred
pounds Of lint and thousand linen bandages for
the use the wounded Italians At Genoa also Rstort
plaved for the benefit Of shirts red carbne
and did them substantial service. Her exertons in the
Italian canse-wh which all sympahizc who love liberty the
world over-drew forth the subjoned testimonial letters
Gdrtbadi Ris,Ori.
SroRo CTyroD July l6 1866.
Most dnabl. Lady, have just received through Doctor
Rho Of all you have done for volunteers
and m their name beg testify all the gratitude which
they entertain Lady, who to the glory oil the ArIst.
unites the virtues of the Patriot.
Yours deyotedy u TARlbAlD';
To the Signora, Nine Adelaide Ristori (MArchesa deb
Grillo).
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR OF GENOA Genoa. July IL. 1906.
DEAR LADY leave tender thanks for the beauhiaL
Sore which you have generously given for ne ever ee
brated uniform of the Garibaldlan sodery win me tney
have admiration OF the dramatic art so spenddy
and profoundly represented In Leah so wei known IN ana os
OF Itay Accept esmabe lady the u ny
especial esteem and consideration. ,,,.. .u.
A. REDENu Mayor Of Genoa
To the Sgnora Madle Adelaide Risior (Marchesa del
Grilo)
wALLAoKs THEATER.
Our readers are reminded of the benefit performance
which takes place to-day Walacks Theater. Mr. Lewis
Mugan lost eye by accident at the Theater
is the beneficiary The performance will consist OF Tho
HONEYMOON" NJ Fisher appearing Duke Ardaia and Misc
Proudfoot enaotng Jaans The latter who is comparatively