New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

picabe OF reaohery exctes the indignation OF tbs
men when they learn the true position oi analrs and
meditated deep scheme OF vengeance OF her own enters
with her husband Of an hour, uhck MMurragh. Gen
inckel mindful Of having owed his life 10 R0derck
among the ruins OF Mona Castle, has procured direct
pardon from the King Grace now indicates the purpose
for which she came, which was 70 be maze WIDOW
soon possible Unek s engaged by Roderck in a
duel to the h, death s sword W I'd are np s
and with stabs that for my love and that
for myss the villain is or hs Pp
TS% na sesn out at the london
Olympic. The Era thus describes it:
The main incident Of the drama is the attempt made
the daughter Of small farmer The proposals Of the
man Of fashion seem honorabeenongh pnt .ne ,nequay
Matthew Fleming Of Dale End and, moreover the fash
ionable suitor has formidable rival in Joshua Gawth
the Young SrI now aWaSened to clearer Of his
worth, while Cleveland forms an alliance more suitable
iaremont who had earnestly advocated this marriage
from the first warmheaTted ana @ str0ng En- nGsa ssGs
Bile adviser Of the fooshy aspiring nes
is visited by her lover, Abel Fleming Wtnont pos
sessing any remarkable novelty OF 'ne he bs
dialogue is characterized by Mr.. Tom Tayors nsuai
r Of writing Ts SITos that the actors haVe
no difficulty in turning the material provided 'nem 10
soSt AT the New Royalty Theater Mr.. Bnrnand's
burlesque, "F NJ Julius Cn@sar, OF the Irregular M
richly humorous mind that devised It, The sufJoined
comments from the same source give iaI 'oea oI the
SThe bnrlesane 10 an excessively droll grotesque
drama with legitimate plot and individual characters
and founded upon the landing o 20 sao,sa facts 10
give conference the story, but wlth some OF te very
an audience into ecsaces Of laughter and applause.
when Pccadlium and Belgravlum are ihLAeu up "ltn
the Roman for1nuWhens yth sitb Dtb'us RTs6 BeadIeP
when OrovesO, instead OF declamlng IN Nofma' a'
ing-vhen Norma and Adalgsa are seen twanglng ther
harps at Casar's festival, and Roman paterianlIas
resign ourselves for couple OF hours 10 compete 0o
great merit OF the piece that the effect is produced by
really amusing story thoroughly good On ana no III enne sOe
humor, and quaint forms OF expression ehrSlsd hd
rcsses scenery ana music aner ynSar han o' bnoery
which make 80 many burlesqqes utterly pI; Iepul;;
ye RpoTd r. has Si rd gU for his own
abundant comic ideas more legitimate Yehl-
for p se as " haVe said
weleOnnected links OF story and these we VIII
the chief incidents. The in Rome, in the in
terror of the Hotel Bbulus The lean and hungry cas-,
sn appears made up as Roman statue WIN t.f noEtl M
addition OF Gampish umbrella, and after exhlDltng hs
spare figure in series OF stauesque attitudes begins 70
discuss with very smart young Bruus sndry pOltCal
matters not conducive 10 the future welbeing OF lhe
Irregular Rumun and particularly denouneg in view
of his being already married mani ms love fOf CaPua,
the daughter Of Piso Bolnan country squire WHO y
| also beloved by Bruus A most eccentric parody VI
Roman life shown this scene, which leads to another,
where interview takes place between julius C&siU and
Calpurna. The proud cOnqueror, holding gigantic mel
met shows his ladylOve various spolls OF war, anu
wreaths and fetOons OF roses In such quantity that ta
purna twrls the hero round and round I'LL ne Is gddy
before unwind all these tokens from hs person.
But the lovers surprised, and make i0r a secret
| APARTMENT much to the disgust OF Bibula who
| declares that scandal viii ensue which WIN
deprive her Of her best lodgers In the mean
querng hero, the populace discover the Irregular
Rum'un,' and give him tremendous ovation az me end
of
and members OF the Senate and sets forth 10 conquer
Britain. In act second are introduced TO Prehistoric
| Brighton charming marine view, and we hnd the
Romans making Themselves very much at home in our
nice little, tight little. island Mrs Bibula, having leit
her hotel in Rome has set up couple OF bathing ma
chimes, while poor TrOmbOnus finds his musical abilities
AT discount among the Ancient Brtons and aments the
absence Of Sus the pretty hOuSemaid of the Hotel Bb
us Father Bibulus himself has taken advantage OF the
expedition TO Britain To bolt with the easl-DoA, ana is
| seen sayy dspOrting himself on the Brighton sands
in happy Ignorance that his sharptongued spouse y
watching him from the window or one Of ner baihlnR-
machines She pOunces upon the reluctant Blbuus, and
reads him sundry clauses Of the new NCnens property
Act amid shouts OF laughter. Soon Capurnla appears
in despair through the prosecutions of BrutuE and the
loss OF her cOnquerng hero who has put ont to sea Bib
uus, who is an inventive genus, proposes TO SEND
| CalpuTna seeing Ancient Brion OF extraord-
| nary aspect, who is other than Smith, the
Brutus. Smith consents, and burlesIue operate trio
succeeds in which the unfortunate Calpuria is almost
distracted between Brutus on the one hand . smith
the other. Just when the excitement IS Cltr.l and
Druids baTd hCtOrs, and what not called 10y Brutus
| 10 witness his beuOtlaI to (aipnrna, JGiius Chasar
bursts upon them. The bottle uck has succeeded ad-
mTaby the letter has reached the cOnquerng nero VINO
10 claim his lady love. III the third act the lean
for overthrow OF The Irregular Rumnn, and finds,
as he sppOses, ready tool ia smith, tleBeadle, now
captive In Rome. Smith, however has snCaklng regard
Capurna and in hopea also of reganng hs freedom
turns the tables upon the cOnspiratOrs. and the piece
ends in Capuuias happiness and the triumph 81 Julius