The New York herald., 1869-04-06

rescntafion of Shviock by Herr Friedrich
10 which We have been accustomed. Herr Iaase fs
an artia Of great originality Every part he under.
hes ons r'sa ,n, ~ ,,s ammo torre ~ oe
A lied genius. his own conception OF what the
character snoud nataiaily be. lie gave ns the lew
oppression Of his race, predOminate, and n whom
onh occasouaiiJ the iniser turks out soon TO DO
Antonio the personncati0n OF the prosecutors 0f
hs taith and race. AZ such. IRON ms hfst WORD
3 ~ sa sfAs, asar.s, ,,,,,, ,sSSu ,',nsi' lns'
remarkahle i0r its entire consistency and naturai-
nessi general Outline, AZ well IN the minuiest
whenever the opportunity offrrs. The company dld
their best ana merit especial commentator, for
tney we're evidently Influenced by TIE high artistic
atmosphere surrounding them.
UNi0s LEAGUE rHEArRK-A very small but eml-
nently select assemblage attended az this theatre
lasi evening 10 witness the performance Of The
FACTORY CirI ana Trying n On" The performance
was for the benefit Of a soathern lady Who Is now
in destitute condition. Although the receipts
might nos have been enough 10 b. OF very urear
asslst 10 the beucdre. the earnesinez. OF tho
ladles and gentlemen Who appeared on ihe stage
cunlars results. Mr.. Rooney and Mrs. +. d. Holmes
carried on the honors Of the evening ana although
~ GIn in fne stag s.usines- he did not succeed
IN oyershad0wlng his amateur assistants.
BRYASTs' MISsrEELs.-The Bryants. who daring
the past twelve years have been delghtng the pub
nc with their humorOusy quaint, piquani and orgi-
nal dtlineaions Of Ethiopian minstresy, grow, Ike
vine better with are Pleasing and unending variety
have been the Characteristic features Of their enter
tainments ana herein lies the secret Of iher bril-
liant and unparalleled success. song. parody ana
buriesque, sparkling with fun ana trenchant with
local nits "shootlng loy As Il dies. snoceed one
another In rapid succfsson- Last evening, aud 10
crowded house, was given a 0lnesque on orpheus,
by John Brougham, chnstencd "iied Hot" II GER
talnly raised the merriment OF rhe house 10 a red
heat and in TINS respect h not misnOmer u b one
OF those lively, grotes4ae, bOlsief0us, rOAcking.
roaring burcsques for which this establishment has
lately become pre-elninenily famous, hti must bs
seen be properly understood and appFecaict In
the piece whicn was a. oaoe great Success and
bound 20 have run, a. m AL NE varied perornl-
anccs OF The pleasantly prolonged programme Dan
Bryant Messrs. seymour, Unsworth. Eugene ana tho
host Of veteran performers 81 this veteran and popu-
lar establishment dad their best 10 please. Nothing
more need or can be said.
NEW YORK. CIRCUs-The performances last night
at this celebrated and avouie place Of amusement,
were, a. usual, excellent The Levaatinc Brothers,
with the horizontal bar, Master Frank Molyle's
eqUosirianisn. Lester's muscular cOnlorlgns. Nile.
Elsers ughtrOpe exercises were the ma ked features
OF the evening In addition, The splendid groupings
OF tic Melville family 0f - nasis called form much
applause. The horseback riding Of Mie. hohand,
merits rare praise and has seldom been elualled IN
New YORK. Mr.. st.ckney's bareback riding also
caused frequent paudits frOm tue vel tAed house.
The pant0mme OF the barber and the bcad-e'
closed the entertainments
Foxy PASTORS OPERA HOUsE.-This east side
temple Of Mornus maintains IT, hold upon the pnhiic
ana keeps up the character Of IT. programmes. The
energetic manager Is never behind In providing ms
patrons with novelties, many Of which, by-thc-by,
would not by any means be out OF place on tho
west side Of the city. THIS week the bll " an
entirely new one, Of the usual variety character,
comprising negro business, dances, seuilmentat
anc como singing, sketches and drama
entitled "The Chlciiains Daughter a. wind up.
Among the chief attractions should be- mentioned
James Taylor, the London comique, whose rapid
changes OF dress and really eNcciient singing navo
MIA hum vel "A nv Df-
day. Harry Raynors eccentricfies on the violin aro
very clever, as also IL his stump speech. Tne pro
nrammc Is a long one and a good one, too, and
visitors the Opera House neither complain OF
quantity nor the quality OF the amusement pro-
yided for them.
PARK THEATRE, BRooKLyS.-"Arrah-na-? ?ogue,~
which admirable Irish drama was presented al the
Park theatre for the FIRST time last evening with
star cast, was received with "cead mile failthe'
by a house full TO repletion in every part The
scenery wes very fine, and each actor being wen
up in his part the play was gone through with In
manner unusually smooth for the first night Tho
Arrah Meeish OF Mrs. +. b. conway was an artistic
and devoted Irish girl. Her enunciauon was clear
while the dialect was unexceptlonaole. The
Colonel 0'Grady OF Mr.. conway was very
rne The arrant knave aud coward, Michael
Feeny, personated by L. Lamb. was good. while
George G. Davenport, as shaun the Post, sus-
tanned his wen known high reputation in that
part. Miss Ella Wren. as Fanny Power, and Mrs.
Leamans as Katy with the famous barn door jig-
Each won rounds OF applause from the enthusiastc
audience There could be no mistake as TO the ma
onaty Of the majority OF the assemblage. While tho
STIRRING airs OF their native land were being played,
as many ieet kept time irresistbly u would seem,
TO the tune Altogether the representation or
..Arrahna-Pogue, or the wicklow Wedding" at the
PARK theatre, was q decided success.
Musical and Theatrical Notes.
NJ Juignet is bound to have the laugh against
Ofenbach at his benefit which will take place at the