, 1866-10-14

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| nan whom he waa .addrcssin'' outside b,t il
this was 10 be my last spill Of Ink, anu was to
Y married to Bdst.m Young to.nof7rr, id wrts
| more Ike him than ho e11 himself"
| Miss Maggie Mitchell, who Is said to have
refused In London the terms given Mis:
Batemau and Mr.. Southern, who, though az
Engllshuan, is an American actor, begins ar
| engagement at the Broadway, New York
I Mr. Jefferson has withdrawn his Rip Var
"tnk1e and the management have revived
] "Our American Cousin" with Jefferson't
original Of Asa Trenchard. There Ia a sult
now pending In the New York courts con
ccrning the copyright Of this play, which
Is old and hhckneyed enough to be common
property, between Miss Keene, who drst
brought 1t out &ad Manager Clarke, who no.
produces It With Jefferson.
| lnPsr.s the great hit Of the theatrical sea.
son will be new piece entitled "Les Paris
| lsnnes \ Londres, - At the Porto St. Martin,
In It will be reproduced the Crystal Palacs
and Crcmorue Gardens, where tho pleasure
seekers Of London always resort, and curl
Gus fcaturc, ~ unique In conception "a Il viii
be outlandtsh in execution, 10 to be horn
pipe between the "Isthmus Of Suez Canal
and the Atlantic Telegraph Company y
Fortunately, these two gigantic institutions
arc to be represented only iu spsit. The
play "Arrah na Pogue," or a. It Is tsaaslst
cd, "Jesn Ia Poste, Is very popular In Parl.
owing 10 lts hostillty to pe1fde Albion. Bur
lcsque* are the rage In London. The latcs,
Is BY Nj. Arthur Halliday upon "Thc LADY
Of tho Lake." II. j. Byron, one Of tho most
successful Of th's class OF authors, who con
ceisrd "kcnilworth," "Deauiy md tht
Beast" &C., has made money enough ont o,
them 10 take two theatres In Liverpool and
ono In London.
OWN. to tho revolution aud rcconstruc.
ton Of the States Of Germany, musical mat.
tcrs will suffer in tho smaller places. Bu1
Berlin, the great capital, will be proportfon
atcly benefited BY tho change, Tho do
1nluIous and revenue Of the Slate belag In
creased, more tundS will be donated fur the
support efast Ut the capital, and Berlin will
be greater art-centfe than ever.
Tho rumor that the young, enthusiastic
and libcralistlc King Of Basarl. Ind snpetsd
| new order Of chivalry, called tho Edas =
AoAens-'-," sud uiadc Wagner, who prc.
tends to be to the future what Orpheua ia Ia
tho past. the Grand Master OF It, turns out To
be cnuard. ltwas ParisIAn advertising
dodge. The composer Of" Le Domino Notr''
Ia to bring out new opera during the great
exhibition. Miss Morcnzi Is re-eneugcd for
the coming acasou at Covent GardeI, Lon.
don. and Will not come home as waa aptIci.
pated- An opera Is to be composed for Ma
car1otta Patti, founded upon the interesting
history Of Mad de Vallicrc. This viii ciyc
her IN opportunity Of ofappcaEipg on the lyric
stage, where hcs lamcness will be an adYan.
tage.
In New York, Ar. EIchbcrg has produced
his Doctor of A1cantar.," with coupany
Ut American artists, very successfully. The
principal role, TINT Of the Doctor, is taken 1,y
Mark Smith, who adds to fine natural rotrc
great accomplishments as a comic actor.
which he inheElts from his hthcr. Sol, II
has only needed the comic opera OF the
french to make our school Of music com.
plete, and this we have at last. Mr.. Ju!ruet
has begun season at the French Theatre In
New York, proposing to give three perform.
auces week. the atst Of which was "Les
Mousquetaires dc la Relne," bv ua]eyy
Grover has organized concert troupe for
trarcl, which will rival the operatIc comma
mics. Among others are Fredcrici, Uobcl.
mann, Himmer aud Wehli.
And (the first clause OF this sentence IL tn
be found Immediately after and including the
last heading),
LITERATURE.
Charles Dickens Is said to be eurared rnon
now work Of fiction, which will appear At
flFst In serial form. In the meantime he
gives series Of readings at 81. Jatucs' Hall.
London.
Another aketchley, otherwise Mr. Rose. but
more famous as ''Mr. Brown, of Fun" has
Just published his "Brown Papers, - In book
form. Tic Is coming to America, changing
places with Artemus Ward, whose success
with the Cockney public is confidently pre-.
dicted.
There arc to be two new magazines IN Lon.
don. which are as much ours for reading pu.-
poses Al theirs. One is to appear this mouth,
under the name of Christian Soei<fu, and
will exert an influence opposed to that Of
London Society which Ia said not to be
Christian. The other Ia Miss Braddon's
Belg'aria, which Is promised for Noyem-
ber- The flrst number will contain articles
BY II. j. Byron and T. ". Robertson, two of
the most atjcce8sftt1 Tcr4on drn,ro&,e$z