The New York herald., 1869-05-03

Mrs. General Lander and Mary Stuart that unfor-
tunate Queen Of Scots, are galllvantng around the
country together. &s'.s:' % bsr'-------7'
The HERALD warned the managers against the
wicked perls OF this rapeze In the air BUSINESS ana
sharp In the wake OF the warning comes the details
Of the fall Of Miss Senyah, who missed her hold ana
was dashed to the earth She was taken up not
dead-thanks to the turf and sawdust on which she
fell but still cruelty bruised and battered. Had
she fallen on the boards OF a theatre she would
have been killed instantly. public opinion is too
negligent to assert itself and frown down this shame
ful sacrifice OF human limbs and life the law should
do 1t.
Brougham has produced his burlesque, "Shylock,"
In Detroit with success. zr57e~s-'-s p
Grau is doing "Genevieve de Brabantn in Chicago
Mrs. Scott-Siddons is meeting with as much sue
cess In st. Louis as she did in the "dear South
which she tearfully and ludcrousy apostrophized
when leaving New orleans. We suppose in Bangor
Maine, she would wall her sobs to 'dear Down East
goOd-by."
marble Heart" niger mlnstres, burlesque and
'C0lOnel Ames circus amuse New Orleans.
A minstrel band decoyed away two young girls
from school near Boston, and during performance
in Vermont an uncle OF OF the "wayward SIS
ters' recognized her. There was a scene ana a re-
clamation, and there ought to have been lynching
One merit Of Mrs, scottSlddons "dear South" is
that the outraged citizens would probably have hung
each individual burnt-corked scoundred engaged in
the transaction to neighboring tree. Which, like
the killing OF Trux, would have been illegal but not
vicious.
the character OF IagO. He thinks. and unwisely
ture." -
for her benefit In Louisville.
A Chicago letter writer states that Mr.. J. Grau
made s., 600 out OF "Genevieve de Brabant." May
be the same author can tell what he did not make on
The "Rogers-Lenden Buresque Combination"
composed Of a little third rate singing soubrette
who once appeared here in the "Black Crook;'' her
sister, who was dyed and hurried over as gifted
blonde, and a comic performer named Rogers, made
disastrous and contemplate failure at the Walnut
street theatre, Philadelphia, and Falstar Hackett
had TO be called IN TO PICK up the business.
Academy in New Orleans. Irene, the languishing
sister, has seeded but the clogging goes on.
day night last, and only managed TO remain on the
stage until the fall OF the curtain by resolute and
o the week Miss
dy as ehsss 0s Ps @
schooS were to be the most z brilliant. H Miss Ger
nelIgsnce ,He Sa ana fsd6ed her persona
aion Oh Naoml tsne into charmingy artistic stud
ana mads re west Indian heiress rst fayprlIe With
aoI and and approving ga audience II s to be
tHdC MISS 0erluOu Will DC Oh ner leet 10 play
roly Eccles, In "Caste." tonight The part is one
peculiarly sutedst0 her, and, under her clever
agement, will become even more popular Than when
| PLAYED by Mrs. Florence at the Broadway last
The committee Of thousand drinks which has
passed into fame on the merits OF little bill against
the State Treasury for expenses incurred in this de-
mOrazing but delightful city seem to have been de-
vOtees with the nude drama while here. IL will be Seen
by perusing the festive items Of that remarkable
expense account that next to the Leland whskey,
the Lydia Thompson troupe got most Of the outside
moneys expended by these voluptuOus solons There
| are some queer stories about legislative lunch
| served up to the seductive syrens Of the blonde
brigade at DemOnico's Does the State pay for that
| too2 Mr.. Wallack's "School" got but four dollars
| from these wandering sybarites Simplicity and
benzine are not congenia true, but the account
might have stood better chance OF being audited
II 1t had been contracted for witnessing the decent
drama. Literally case
Where the stage, the poor degraded stage,
Holds Its warped mirror to gaping age.
The Brougham Benefit Committee met last Thurs
day at Waack's theatre, and many new names
were added to the long array OF volunteers. Among
them Mr.. Emmett, the famous character actor and
mimic; Dan Bryant, the Sleeping Policeman; al
Nibo's Miss Aca Harand and Mr.. Levy, the cele.
brated cornet player The affair will be the grandest
thing OF the kind in variety of entertainment ever
offered In New York.