The New York herald., 1868-03-03

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Wlgu1e3 q the people, and the talk OF Roman an0
the oshSr natcrs pa.rcians generals h ana ac.us4 ~
cslots rs mot as e enacted STAGE with all s &C.
scene Of Ave- In which In mourning habits, Vrgila
yolumna the young Marcus and Valeria knsel before
Rome, most powerfully rendered. The moving ap-
peal OF voiumnia ELECTED . storm Of applause.
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summer Nights Dream" will be read this evening" 1rhe
Tempest tomorrow ~ evening. ana King Loar' on
miss these precious opportunities Of listening 10 hs
greatest living interpreter
BASvARDs MusEUM.-The old drama Of the "Octoroon
or Life In louisiana which had . famous run some
ton years ago the Varieties has been revived a this
popular place Of amusement with an exceedingly eec-
tive cast Miss Mary Mitchell appearing Zoe Of the
eighth blood. and Mr. J. W. Albaugh wsh-ns-tee, Of
the Iepau tribe Both roles exceedingly natural.
though Mr. Albaugh is perhaps, the happier Of the two
in his truth TO nature. Mr.. John Matthews plays a.
Salem scudder, the wondering YANKEES ana plays win
Mr. j. Heay Is hardly less happy as John AcCiuskeys
the bully and former oveseer on the plantation OF me
Peytons Mr. E. T. Ten Eyck acts well as George fey.
ton though he woes with far TOO little Of nature in the
second act In which he declares his passion 20 .nG an
fortunate ocoroon. On the whole the play has oeen
well produced and cannot but attract large houses dur.
ing lis continuance.
New York CIRcus-No round OF amusement 10 COM
petc without the circus and circus could well be more
complete IN Q moderate way than the cosey little iron.
clad establishments on Fourteenth street. Here are
grouped IN single evenings entertainment all the ira
donal gories OF tho sawdust CIRCLE The equestrian
scenes and eas showy and attractive, tho athietc
exercises peculiarly fine, and the trained animals
are marves OF what be done in the way OF dog and
pony education. Enjoy ng such show, juvenile hu-
manity foges that there is school Tomorrow and tho
children Of older growth forget their growth and are
boys and girls again.
THEATRE CoMQUE-A large audience was present at
the Theatre Comque, Broadway, last evening" TO greet
the ballot and panommic troupe from Boston, and no
artists have ever had better reception 1t was no bet.
ter however than they actually deserved Three PAN
tommes made up the programme Of the evening."The
Italian Brigandsn 'sE Doctor del Confus0p' ana
sNcodemusn In each OF them there is an infusion Oh
ballet that cannot fail make the performances popu.
lar while the pantomme itself is sufficient TO at'ract
apprec cative audiences every night Mne DIANA !ns
principal danseuse forth rapturous applause IN nef
Hungarian polka and In tho pas dc deuD wnicn sns
danced with Mr. smith. Those who fond OF panto-
mimic and ballet exhibitions cannot be better grained
than by visiting the Theatre Comiqde.
PARK THEATRE Although Brooklyn is seemingly
buried under an immense embankment OF snow, III
amusement loving people could not resist the tempa'
ton Of witnessing large numbers the appearance Of
Mrs Conway and Miss Louise Hawthorne In the ssnsa-
tiona drama OF sJessio Brown, the Relief Of Luck.
nown last evening The audience shared the spirit Of
It's representatives and were enthusiastic throughout
Mrs Conway never more In feeling with any OF heI
very sensational roles than in the character Of
jessie Scotch girl Her portrayal OF exquisite ten.
derness spirit OF encouragement and determination n
aiding the beeagured garrison electrified tho audience
Miss Hawthorne and Mr. Conway we're also excellent In
their respective characters. They did much TO make
last evenings representation q success