New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-30

feel should be doing injustice TO yor courtesy and
my own feelings did not respond briefly 70 the honor
thus conferred. To this is most touching ana del
icate occasion, fraugh with varied emotions Your al
fusion to my noble husband, and your high commenda
ton OF Gen. Landers qualities as soldier and man,
while finding ready echo I'm my heart you must feel
canDot dwell upon without deep emotion; lake him
reference to my humble serycesiR relieving the wants
and suferngs Of our gallant soldiers can only say that
in common with others was only too happy 10 perform
men who had 50 CALAMITY Tended tGeir eoGntys nag
nut such acts should not be too highly extoed for not
10 have performed them would have been 70 have neg
lected & most obvious duty. In reply to the compl
ment conferred by electmg an honorary member Of
the 5th Ohio Regiment, let me say cold, indeed must be
my heart when It does throb proudly as wear this
yotion to the great cause of liberty and humanity.
:" / need say more. then, TO all who were instrn
Ohio Regiment return my most sincere ana heartfelt
thanks" L||
FOREIGN DRAMATIC ITEMS.
A new comic ballet has also been produced
at the Ahambra, with chief actor OF supefhumah ac
tyity named Mr.. f. Evans.
The directors of the new circus in Holborn
find that 1t their purpose better TO give COME
ballet than farce as supplemental TO tne ood ns
for England-is Mr. Charles Lauris
Shakespeare prevails at Drqry Lane KING ing
John mounted and cast as IN dSCo anu Mo-
Phelps aud of his best characters and the parts OF
Fae0nbrdg Hnoer ConsGnee and Pfee s AG NJ. H hle
man Vein, and Master Percy R0scle. The medie'al
scenery by DIR. Beverly is described as very elective
The London Rerie,o says: 1--WE think 1t only
ust to the public draw attention to dodge or GER
tain managers on the first night and first week OF
piece requiring full company of supers choristers
&C., the full company engaged but when the news
paper notices are all launched the company are re-
duced though the play Is advertised win all the favor
able Opinions OF the press before the reduction This
NAV censuFed applauded sharp trading accord
ing TO the taste OF the public"
The Strand managers have produced new
bureaque by Mr. H. j. Byron called William Tell with
Vengeance" which first tried, and not found want
This IL not the first time the subject has been rayested,
md IL will probably not be the Last Her0lsn mas ten
dency to run into fustan and fustan makes the best
material for buresque-wr1ters NO traVesne is more
Lady Of Lyons" and William Tell" will probably have
prosperous this production 30 says Lon
don critic
The Adelph cleaned and redecorated was
reopcned the 5h inst, with several old pieces ana
Que old Adephi farce by Mr. Mark Lemon, called, THE
School for Tigers" Mr. Benjamin Webster reappeared,
ard was warmly welcomed as TrtPiet In "Masks and
Faces" bliss Henrietta Smms induced 10 return 10
the stage for the first time since her marriage To repre-
sent Mabel Vane and Mrs Alfred Mellon made her hst
appearance az except her performance at the recent
benefit ~ Mr.. and Mrs Ellington since her severe DO
nestle loss. To replace Mr.. j. H. TOoe, who IS engaged
az the New Queens Theacr, Mr. G. BelmoTe has been sc
cured for the Adephi.
Mr. ard Mrs Charles Mathews have returned
20 the OF mpic, after short provincial tour and have
opened together In the successful comedy OF The Lar
while Mr. Mathews doubtless 10 show lila wonderful nc
tiyy also appears every night In two OF his most pOpu-
lar frcrs Platter rerstis Caiter" aud Cool Gu
Cumber" The snglehanded work In the nfHt or these
farces is almost equal 10 entertainment Ia Matthew'S
and the second almost Onecharactcr piece ana al
most equally labOrious Mr. II. J. M0ntagues place has
been supplied 10y Mr. Farrell Mrs. Caulheld has been
engaged sub tItute for Mrs Stephens. Miss Louisa
Moore has returned To this thcater.