New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

Adams, IL much commended. INC fp' 40 no AZ
thc same time q good reader and good ac.oi ,,;o
Edwin Booth has played, at c Pi,"qhf eI'oiit,
lGyo, Shblact EShcc Mae5~, a' TaSo me AGc cay
lie made inc les snms' INC most clrcI9l 9y n 1o
things that nis have dg,e new we're Translated Mo
semhaucos Of truth n and mace ao the end ne ma, s
ronrcsentcd There was no fi vt'isi ali hls means TO
then Az his pnFPtoe charactor S a n9 how many
remoisc Be 1lshted R these scenes Iago, as TcPie1
hosoms were pGotS docs not atcnr 70 hood hiJ paI
hrt but rather gloSs oEG' is from mo seed he Is
Sn g IN This manner Mr B0o,n lannon's ''' i'''
IIr''I ieIids n into ono harmonious "ho'e'
~. G Cbonfrau has lately been remark
sbiv successful, at BALTIMORE IN Eg" T' Wa WIT.
Iii: or. The Arkansas TRAY cieT: IHe io.O , ~
ten by I'm Edy&9 la g' W was tGchcd M" hy tho
IIOcticcd hand OF the veteran playwright DE Na9ee
We learn That II is pecnha' 1 , = ,v,tdcrfny
cu sniisd 10 Mr. Chanfrau The character II ihat Oi
inDIictv Tic motive Of his conduct "a love for hi9
daIrht6f ana the piece shows how ne devoted himself
nom his protection aud through what pers he passed
In his Quest Of love and duty one " the fefhloh
western river. Another is 6ove-mfe dre,. There is
evidently great deal OF such ginger IN " XII as Is or
Cbsnfron win bring ont this novelty I'm New-NorlG We
have ever esteemed him man Of genuine ablhy ana
sincerely hope that this new piece may prove worthy
OF his talents aud abuudantly roMunefahVe'
Mr.. Robinson's new play of War when
Is soon TO be produced at Walaoks Theatel-F IIec
Get piece telling story germaue TO the present fIu7
sian ana French conflict We find IN print ills sketch OF
tie plot Lotie, the daughter Of German gentleman
Hartmann, residing in England IS r'rothed 10 Vs,Ih
young French soldier whose father Is coonei IN tue
same service. a festival, in which hye Young ladies'
sCnoolmates OF LOe partlcpate-as also does captain
S0uId-Opens the play, ana Is hne specimen OF VIC
autGoe peculiar style Inc ,eropu Gg us VI
field q recent battle where tue ffchehlei rather anu
,oI, discovered wounded, amid the dying ana the
army Attended 10y his daughter Lott" he finds lis
nle1d', ana scene % io"'I"'S J.. iIe l,'
Inc youthful lovers are nale ~ cathedal t"iI shd
all shattered ny the tri,cry at the COncpdnR armies
and thereafter the curtain ia.ls ulon the htWy -n'ue
husbands supposed death. The t1Hd ana last ac, T.
turns 20 seven OahoS. tie Hcthe O the Opr-hg vI te
eucst Of Hartmann. lotts T. sinking 10 IN cary crave
grief % ,he uttuely 1t, Gtho oscar the Old C"iu
l. suffering nom laiii '0A oil reason occaslo' ~
us wounds ANA sdhciES. al indeed dIo - % KIM
j. 2 ser >ati"n move 1T cOlO des":-Nlcn the nun
ca TIL, Sand, delightful POrtiauuo Of me gem
man sdl"l, "E\es ana hIcak' tht J'',dl .i"-S '"'
CsCGr j. Lot doa Gfte all o. course diier ms te '
trance of the young soldier follows aud iLe play en' III
happiness
More anger in celestial minds, and more dis
cord N lie Dloe, TbCateg! Not - iols "s w." ~
r-uIehl eie0, NJ. trshll d'stl m'Gu i.u , wv
briefly Of one ~ the actors whom H. hal
pressed tie I1atoniau Iund and Mr. Fechrr illus
irops for ~ lst week. with added 0iJ. Time, Row
yer soon dus the memory of great deeds, ard MI
Ferlt,r seems to have reflected WITH old Uiysses, IN
only way Ia retain CRY Is 10 keep dOlnr. Actold
ur'y Within b,ic Iero3, he Ia IN ran d srccessiuu
eyntcd frorn his tLei,rcl Parad,r MIR Chau'rau and
Nj 4ncs W. WallCS with gard To tie lduys ,f'nse
we are not Informed. Perhaps Miss CaGiOtta L'cerC1
las found her & he ~ uucOmnony GOOD actress. ~ 10
Mr. NaaCk'S slu, however, bBvt-Iui'c by chance
received authentic nfur He objected 80 playing
me part o. non SAUstc, In "RUy az uud
theren lac invited 70 Icirc. Those VII" know the
temperament andS !" Uf tns actpIt once one ~ he
best 81 artists Bnd most amHle and unp1cteuOus ~
mcL-luu>t be aware that, IL the o. n of Don Sti"sh
would have been whUi. out Of pace ami ttv better
t1an guy. HE reason for ulHec ing {" The part Wa
Therefore, entirely adequate. lie had the rtit 10 obrc
dO-siEC, VT III eTs,i"d, NJ. FccttT al pruh!s,
never 10 insist hi- playing parts 10 which hr de-
muTrtd. However the edict OF his dismissal went orth
ana Mr.. FCcntcr j. once more I'm haze. W
should to- glad 20 hc all, to add that Mr. Wi'la VIII
return 70 the NeW-Nurk stdst-TheIC lac would De wei
coined with universal deli ht hut we believe ne main
tus tt he Is III der contract 10 MI Arthur thtH " TIC
90 The Globe Thracs aud that Mr. FcchiorS lie,
Is something H. tie IatIre uf the ide wno and not Ia
he regarded There much excitement, 81 com -, In
tLCltT!Cal circles Boston, with Trr W this matter