The New York herald., 1869-12-10
ANUS E n E N T 8.

FIpFH AvasUR THsArRE.-"rhe irish Heress,"
one OF Boucicauts best comedies, was played here
last evening to good and appreciative house. Mrs.
Chanfrau gave sparkling vivacity to the character
Of Rosa O'Connor. Miss Davenport, az Lady Daven-
NY was also excellent; Mr.. James Lewis, as Major
Comfort, is rarely excelled Mr. Daydge Mr.. Har-
kins and Mr. George Clark played, OF course, a.
@antiy mounted. II VIII be repeated this evenin2.
A the matinee tomorrow and IN the evening will
ATe,'
Musical and Thentricni Notes.
Mss SA.'e Reisnolds Is drawing large audiences
at the PARK theatre, Brooklyn with her new ssnsa-
rionai drama, ''rhe Serpent on the Heath" which
play was written expressly for MISS Reignolds by
Mr.. Palgrave Simpscn. In the character Of the I'M
fortunate Margeurite she appears to much advau-
tage and her acting thrOugho0t Is very e6scnve.
This evening Miss Reynolds takes benefG when
ner specially OF Nobody's Dauchter' will be given
with a strong cast.
Humpty Dumpty Fox. at present dehghtlnG tho
Congressman IN Washington, commences woek's
engagement In Pittsburg next Monday and, ON tho
termination OF tnat pr0cseds 60 Cincinnati for the
holidavs.
Mr.. Maurice Neville. the young Hungarian trage-
dian this evening repeats his great fsnpefsona.
ton Of "Otnelloi' at the Stadt theatre. lie Will
he supported by strong company and his more
a viii be ea to '"s Is mt Utmost Us capasy MIR Nese az
an early day win appear ~ ''kichard Ill"
Lenlngwel commences an engagement IN CAVES
tOn Texas, on December 20, for TWO weeks.
Lingard and his buresque company, who open
at the Grand opera House next Monday, VIII rovlvc
his last burlesque OF "Piuto.n winch VIII be pre-
seated With all the or fne scenery. music
and 'bieached bondes." In addition Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Paul VIII appear IN number o. sueir pscu-
liar speclalities. g.
Grau's German Opera troupe commence si5rt
engagement IN Baltimore on December 10, after
which the company operates westward, appearing
In pittsonrg December 20. ....... -
AT st. Petersburg Mile Granzow, a0nseuse was
received In the ballet or est Leon" with shower OF
four hundred bouquets. Ten minutes were occupied
In picking them up. during winch time Tue audience
never ceased cheering THESE offerings cess Iour
thousand i've hundred francs.
The Arlon AZ society are preparing to to a give the
January next They propose 70 bring upon the
stage at the Academy Of Music the iuii opera .Der
promise In style OF artistic perfection and scenc
magnicence not heretofore witnessed In this coun-
Try re aFs vs ose Ms ~
Max, VIM. Oandldus; Casper, /. kemmertz; Klian.
G. Ely; knno, +. Srauner Samel, +. Kraemer-
the gentlemen named being all active members OF
the society. The chorus VIII consist OF l20 voices
and the orchestra OF fifty performers, the whole
under the direction OF Professor Cara Bergnlann.
Miss Kate PennOyer, tue pantoElinlst and dd71-
sease. commenced a short engagement at the
Theatre Comque on Monday. IL Is nve years since
she appeared upon boards in TINS city, and she
was at that time decided 1ayorlte.
heave, ~ lbe retnrn of their 9oi Nine. PATTI who
has reappeared In the "rraviata." She was recalled
twenty-three times and bouquets and decorated
baskets OF lowers were showered upon the Diva.
The Pernambrco opera House has been destroyed
by lire, which was caused by magnesium lamp
used for "Faust.D The theatre cost upwards or
&c., O0O and NJ Arnat, the director, mad spent 600
In mounting operas. He Is a Spanish composer,
known in Paris, who founded philharmonic societies
at Uruguay, Buenos Ayres, and National Opera
House at no Janeiro.
A mode OF publication not unusual In Italy, Due
novel 10 Russia, was adopted ut tue Great theatre
in Moscow few weeks ago. Every one who mas
been IN an Italian theatre on an actress benene
uytIl
descends from the upper boxes on the pt, contain
ing poems honor OF the heroine OF the evening"
similar shower falling through the aperture above
the great chandelier astonlsned the Moscow audi
ence the other night. On being examined tao
papers were found contain verses which certain
hltnerto unknown writer, called "0gIobin," had
thought fit to publish II tins novel manner. his
sentiments appear to nave Deen nl2niy pntrotic bus
his poetry was exceedingly bad tue police imIne-
GlateIy took Nun INTO custody.