New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

.nI oproa,ral Psaseley, His Mark" were offered,
with Yankee Locke st IN fsy9te PaFisb be JS pSpSrap s
played Salem Sc,,dde IN a. ts tTpe and met with much
Sbprobation OF the recent exploits here Of Miss Leo
nr g "de % our eaders have lately been informed Yes
terday afternoon the specta0i9 Ol ntne,n, 10y y 5 al
sneak Of that at another time very interesting ieatgIe @
OF BIr Barnns last season was le H. oA 1 ,rottios ~
H. Ninsaun-augnonted Of late by the accession oil
collection from the UHca ge nn6 rGSsd attention The
m SSnt ' and. though there Objectionable features
nbont W we look to increase in merit ana We record
its success with pleasure
DRAMATIC MOTIFS.
Mrs. Jean Davenport Lander is to a9p%ear % at the me
Freneh Thcater time in August and p,ny an en-
gagement of several weeks She WILL among olhe pa1s
enact EisaJe 2e Of Loglod ~ u tg,S and n.
celent actress
Next week. following Mr.. Leggett, at the French
beeter company Of Arab Athletes repued 10 hc very
wonderful in their strength and their Skill VII MAKE
their first appearance this city. They are described as
"Chdren Of tho Desert OF Sahara OF the ~
Tribe They viii remain here four weeks Their arrival
is timely, as replacing the japanese sensation
The attention of persons who enjoy Negro Minis,
nv fla Georgia RInstres at the Broadway Opera House.
No COO Broadway. This Troupe, comprising IL memDers
were once slaves the South They have performed IA
London and attracted much attention. L1s' m Vlsn ~ 'S
buiidna wherein now they hsvo new ana particularly
snug and pleasant hall The Georgia MnssiSs s. @ Mo AZ AZ
cocdngly good burlesque players one OF thsin, ue
sorbed as Dick Little, plays very sklfuy upon Ine pgo
Another described as Al smith, exce.s as h co
tinual fun and noticeable dehcacy me , tn
which is quite varied is pa2 ps2ye8 1 Mr. 4 r DSve
Tho present is the last week of the season oi
Messrs Kelly & Icons Minstres az NO 20 bIooo"sy'
Tbis troupe includes Mr. Eph liorn MIR n seymour pr pr
dHy, KclIv and icon who is gandy described IA the
only" The entertainment hose given Is various anu S
thoroughly enjoyable o,,, ,
Az fine Fifth-ave Opcra House, MesSrs. Griffith q
(1vistv a
has been received with hearty laughter Tor some nsS
S yCier,n minstrel participates in the performances
here and lights them up with his constant humor suu
Mr. w, r. Floyd is in town, from New-0rleans.
TnE FOREIGN DRAMA.
Mr.. Chqrles Reade has made play out OF leniys n.y.
sons pastoral Potd tdeSnb ON tc si of June and a. we
learn from special correspondent AT LOnuoh whh
successful The drRmast has 80 far departed trO tue
plan OF the poem as 70 provide ioNsr 10, ' 49, T rac
who know Tie poem know how brim-ful IL Is OF ohsIee
Ter snd q Sp and DS who are Cousins dwell
with the rich farmer Alum at his hlIn' lhe Iarlnor
ssnts hut william loves laborsrs daughter, Mary
Morrison" whom ho weds AHah tnen disihherts r
dies I'm poverty, leaving his wife, AaTg with son.
The rest OF the poem tells what means Dord pursued 20
ysdow and Child Two scfncsthat wherein u cl1 If
set before she old farmer in the harvest held I'd that
wherein Dora and MaTy come TO AH0n, unpufoelyed,
and find him playing with Hs grandson-nro ia" OF
natural emotion. and are exceedingly posutesl9o; ml
and pertnanent addition 20 Epglsh dramatic Literature
Kato Terry per.Onated Dora. al the Adcpbi, and won
decided triumph n the character She seems " DO rising
rapidly IN the profession.
A dramatic performance Of Les Commentaries de
Cesar" WAS atey given at the TuilCrcs The plnyss ln
two acts. and IL the work Of the Marquis de hhrsa ~
was acted IN presence % Napoleon III aud Eugeno, the
Prince and Princess OF PrusslD The King ana queen of
the Begians divers other royal pcrsonnges. numerous
ambassadors and ministers from foreign Courts. eud
about 200 miscellaneous guests The iemse characters IN
the drama were Interpreted by the Countess PQutaes.
the Princess de Mettsrnch NnfcAlohc-s dc bslhHttl
Princess Poniatowsla. Baroness dc Bonrgoing' ana
Mdme. (Onncau. Tho male ClaIBctofs were assumed Oy
the Margus de CnUx. Baron Lambert Duke dc houchy,
and others The Prince de Metcfnich presided ~ the
and fccmcd real fgHcrfrO 10 cdTSt1 Ihc fIn-
cess de Meteruch vas aftcd as Coaclman; the COun-
appeared a. France; and the Baroness de B1urgoing
armed with trident represented England Tho perform
ano0 was much appaudcd
ON tho 2Tfh permanent circus on the IAriH pan
was opened I'm IIobOT Tho house r. beautifully deco
rated, and will accommodate about 5000 persona The
company the best that has been collected In London
years. 10 includes many of the most pronent
artists from the Theatre du Prince Imperial n fafls Two
the Cirque Napoleon and one from tho british CIR
Gus The clowns clever and cOmcy but OF toe scenes
the circle The Morning Herald The most extra
ordinary is tho performance OF Capt Charles Austin, late
O the United States 6ervice. who utroduces what he
calls The Lightning ZOuave DILL" with u riho ana
bayonet he through series OF manual sud payonct
exercises which by far the most wonderful examples
OF snartne aud military proficiency We have ever seen
must have required great pTacice. aud greater apt
tude could have been brought 20 IT. pfpesnt per
fcctlOn. farce. entitled Grim Gr!iin HOtol Or,
The Best Room In the House" the production 81 Prof
dramatic critic OF ~, Times closed The performances
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