New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23

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ro,oritv TonIebt she will act Ciarchcn in GOethos
{" Ee,nont" The entire, original music, composed for
This niece by Beethoven, will be performed by mani
moth orchestra The occasion invites particular notice
| from yotaries OF music well as drama: Tomorrow
night seehach will Marianne and on Wednesday she
viii annear as Mqde The latter u one OF the sweetest
| OF her pure and delicate Representations
LIMA EDwIN's TIIEATER-LAURA KEENE.
Mr.. Frank Drew concluded an engagement
of one week at Lima Edwins Theatre, Saturday He
had been SEEM much advantage during the week, as
Mns.ppa and had also played OCaldghan in the farce
Of Ellis Last Legs" On Wednesday Miss Laura Keene
will appear at this theaer in Mr. Boucicauts drama OF
HUNTED Down" The piece is of remarkable merit.
Mr. Waack produced it, several years ago, at bis theater
and remember that then impressed us as an extra
ordinarily good play. Miss Keene has not played In
New York for long time, and her temperance will
have the effect OF positive novelty. Upon the past
popularity OF the actress need not dwell IL was
earned by real merit and 1t WILL doubtless contribute ~
the success of eI recntrance on the New YORK stage
A CARD.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR In regulating relationship with one
calling himself Charles W. yandenho act in the inter
ests of my wife and family and for their future protec-
ton against possible claims esd pretensions. That
danger set rest In his letter to you OF yester-
days date, the individual claims TO be my ogitimate
That claim, too. utterly repudate and deny. 1t
is a singular ambition for man to desire to write
bastard" his oreheaa But he is not OF mne even
by bar sinister. "The LADY, who bore him" TO use his
magnlOquent expressiOn) may well have been en-
barrassed in the multiplicity of her connections and con-
sequent possibilities in fixing paternity for ANY Of her
numerous offsprins-reD,6arrds dc releases ia the
matter of fathers.
shall not notice this matter further but n, as the
pretender threatens he publish any libeous matter
against me. shall hand him and his publishers over to
| the law. Your obedient servant, q. W. YANDENHoFF.
Eetc- York, No. is WdShingtonpiace.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mrs Chanfrau appears tonight, at the Bos-
ton Globe, ~ Dora
Miss Laura Keene subscribed $50 to the IIol-
land Testimonial Fund.
The funeral of the late Peter Rchings took
place yesterday at Providence.
Mr.. w. II. Floyd was in town yesterday, but
left in the evening train for Boston.
Mr.. Lent has captured some more Arabs and
VIII display them tonight, at the NeW-IOrk Circus.
Mr.. Mark Smith arrived home from England
Saturday TO the great pleasure of many friends
Mrs. ScOtt-SiddOns has acted yutiet and
Beatce, and other paris'at the GloDc, III bostoh VII"
Indifferent success.
Madam Janauschek left town Immediately
after acting for the Holland Testimonial and VIII appear
in Cleveland, Ohio, this evening
Mr. d. G. Towards play of SaratOga"-sO
very attractive and successful at the FIuI-Avcnue
Theater in this citys shortly to be produced at Tie
Globe, in Boston.
MIR. Jefferson, after waiting in town one
week. in order To play for the Holland Testimonial
started last night for New Orleans intending To pass the
next three months IN Louisiana.
Mr.. Floyd's management of the Globe The
ater, Boston, began last Monday. Romeo and Juliet
produced. Mrs. ScoitSiddOns played JdiieL Nj; C.
Quito.
Mr.. Arthur Cheney has generously offered
the Globe Theater in Boston for performance IN ed
given next Thursday Mr.. Floyd, Mr.. Cianfrau, aud
other artists will participate.
Mrs. Frances VI. Carriers Literary and Nh
clio cnir ID
tended 10y refined, gay and fashionable hrong u "a
dies and gentlemen and j. 10 he recorded as one OF the
cheeriest art festivals Of the season.
Mr.. John II. Selwyn, We understand. will
shortly become connected with the olympic Theater IN
this city. as stage manager Mr. sewyn 1t VIII be re-
membered, was the stagcinanagfT Of t'hs heaer when
it was iirs opened a. ING Olympic, under ne lanage
position alike by TASTE Judgment ana professional eApe
rience.
The "Back Crook" at later period in the
season will be succeeded, Nblos Garden by spec
ard Ill" The entire for this has been already
imported from England, and is said TO De singularly
effective. Mr.. James Bennett who visited this country
years ago. and Mr.. j. C. Cowpcr, Uho accompanied
Miss atenan her American tour four years ago.
under to iii the charat tes OF Aiehord and
| Richmond.
Mrs. Macready will make her temperance
before the NewI public this cvcnng-ter ten year,
pcarc Sheridan Scott. BulWCr, Burns aud oticr g0ct
Trenors Lyric Han VII be The scene 81 ne lady,s Ie
entrance An idea Of the character OF the entertainment
offered by Mrs Maoready may he derived-by thos'
IuaintcI with the Sulucc-ilun the sbulhtd re-
marks, which clip from The London Norj.itg H0dd !:
The dramatic recital is perhaps the correct
description Of Mrs Macrcady', performances. All the
pieces repeated from memory, not read. several
different characters sustained n some Of the rentals
and very considerable dramatic power anu knowledge
of stage effect exhibited ID their deiucstion
WdU Mc Htr year come f0EiCltY- phases in the
life Of child, i'm health the next on its dcathbed-
was tOuchingly and beautifully given, contrasting
strongly with the power determination, and tragic elect
dislycd ia Two scenes from Hdcb. H. OF them the
sleeping scene. Mrs MacTcady i. possessed ot line
ncaible voice. carefully cultivated Her recitGtons are
elegantly and effectively given