New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08

al, Rome Ia humming the melody OF tho fnals TO his
Nae sy Has iS SssS Produced the Io1don .
called and iaSs o. the WORK pot
c5f 81 da%onas S Of bis aSdady Hrs, sfe
Who has come for thrto months rent To add
70 Mr. Singleton SndbMVs difficulties, his adored
Se that young lady arrive heard at the
door and Mr. Sudbdrps uncle Heseioh Piumper rca
Violent hatred to Miss Juniper though he has never seen
her. simply because her father voted in gIssndady
has been expecting new servant, and the Se Tmadof
sudbury pers1ades Julia to play the part the old
farmer. A series OF mshaps ensue III but Julia
Fate, ledger. coming home eobssnt 81 He.ekiah
Punper is obtained before he IL sntbern appeared
az the London % s HaTmarkef hs 18th E in Mr.
Byrons new comedy Of AN fhqee nights Of the per-
We learn tha on was densey crowded while much
enthusiasm preyadfs rom lie London Era The English
Gcnfemsn from whom the piece derives ITS te Is
mr. Cha,,S Who has lust succeeded TO the estate OF
rc ynce who has died nestate The young sources
steward aTse share OF his masters good fortune To
accomplish his neiarous objects ne mas recourse 10 ho
means Of exortOn His aec0mpee in TINS scheme o ol
viiiny old scOundre called Ja6ez Grndrod whose
ling instrument OF his systematic frauds. The glri
il remarkably clever In Stimulating the various styles OF
handwriting and her Initiative powers in penmanship
are obviously Of advantage in furherng the plan pro
L doing his hest to fulfill the conditions of the new dig
nity TO- Which he has been called When we first in
we behold Inn in high favor with the tenantry whom
he has entertained with substantial dinher anu al eo
severely taxed to frame replies to a certain Lady Log
rood vulgar pdrrenu, who has strong lntehlon vi
ensnaring him a husband for her daughter Mdlrno
The heart of the Young squire has protecting shield In
the previous attachment he has formed for little rustic
unexpected ally comes Lady LOgcoods aid, in Rod
eriek Gresham selfish, schemng cousin. who having
himself viewed Mary GrerWe with strong desire 10
her. endeavors to paint in the darkest colos the
picture of misery which would be the result Of mesd-
lance. Worked upon by the specious arguments OF lls
designing cousin, Charles determines to withdraw from
his position. The opportunity soon offers Ndry mas
invited to the Hall by the Keeper to assist
in the festive preparations and she now seeks an inter
view with her early sweetheart to give him message
from her father change IN her RECEPTION inIocs
outburst Of strong feeling which increased In orc ny
Chuckles offering her the farm as Knd OF fInNaenr
for wrong he may have done her Len TO brood
her indignant reOinder ChuckteS Is artfuy approached
by the eager Lady Log'0ood and at,ered by her
though more as matter Of PiqIe than "a ma mater ger
tonishment of the mother the daughter hesitates 70
accept the tempting Offer and before she can be induced
brandon arrives with the forged will and in the night
Of his apparent prosperity thueEeS Is informed Una. nc
the obnoxious deed and leave him undsputed heir Tor
the trng consideration of $4,000 but nowlthstand-
ing his visible reluctance 10 fOTego all the ADVANTAGES
wealth has conferred his honestyls PROOF against le
temptation thrown in his way ana snat San ne Va S
selfish cousin and departs from RaVehi WIN no rene
OF mis- prosperity but the affection with when ne mas m
SHRED his tenantry The second act which il unques-
tonaby he best thus closes very effective tabeau,
and when the third begins, see the once young
sGulre. SO much sought alter, living neglected in
humble garrett earning precarous Livelihood sometimes
as cab driver, and sometimes as light porter JUST as
occasion offers Although literally reduced TO his last
shilling his spirits buOyant as ever The wretehed
Grindrod and Ciucfies finds opportunity of showing
had9ess to the se M @ h%en e w near. of
his attachment TO Mary GreriHe Mary indeed speedily
aid over little repsst furnished by basket with which
the faithful girl has thoughtully come pToNae they III
duge cheerful chat about old times The interest now
rapidly reaches a climax brandon has subsequently
found that real will exists by which the property mas
engages Chuekles to carry box, with which he intends
drops the true Will and makes his escape and Chuckes
provides himself with proofs of the forgery of the other
document, and for Ravenhl with an excellent
witness in Rachel The last scene which represents the
park grounds of the mansion brings the remainder
ryes Just in time to Mary Grerae from the de-
signs Of his cousin ' neo rn Sa
curtain tails on the union Of charles Cks OF Raven
hill Manor with Mary Greritte the farmers daughter
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Miss Lucille Western will shortly present
Nj Gayler's drama of THE Child steaer" at the
Olympic. This piece it will be remembered, was nrst
produced six years ago. Woods Theater on Broadway
Mr. Floyd's benefit at the Globe Iheater,
Boston, last SATURDAY night was III all respects success
S Nnsic W. Hmm Mann in "The Colleen Bawn" for
the benefit Of Mr.. Dan Bryant.
The Panorama of the French and German
maintains itself AT irving liaIl ana ihtIleS anu "a
wards the those who would fix in more vivid
recollection memorable incidents OF the great Euro
pean CONFUSION now just subsdlng Mr. W. H. Pope
gives the incidental lecture.
"The Man O Airlie," at Booths Theater,
should win the immediate and close attention OF al
thoughtful and refined lovers of the drama III s III
some important particulars the best ne piece that mas
been brought out in NewYork for several seasons ana
its sad story-so deicatey told and so fruitful OF
beneficial suggestions TO heart and mnd-wlll win tue
sympathy of all persons OF culture and sensibllty
The play deserves-if anything ever deserved-the
rich rewards OF We should remark that for
some OF ideas of the drama Mr.. Wills appears to
have been indebted a German piece OF excellence
and popularity. AS matter of theatrical history II
should also be stated that 1.-THE Man o Airhe was
written and produced after Mr. Jefferson had made his
great success in London Rip Van Winke-the spirit
which play extent IL retchoes ana one eect
OF which il Substantially repeats We refer OF course,
TO Of the unrecognized old man to his native
place. after absence of twenty years Tile TWO dramas
are very different story and III treatment OF the story
however though they certainly have an atmosphere III
common The time of "The Man o Airile IL $780, the
place Scotland and the action passes in four acts Tor
each of which there is "a set scene.