New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17

maeeon more resoute, and dsbelievIng in all anna.
, agency seizes the Of the supposed an,,
non, anu identities kOr0h lie resolves t6 comntp,
the very moment be s raspng the tcrryaed ynt AZ
embrace Bryan OFarTeH works his waytn bs ra I L
the "h1iass and, selling the abandoned pIstol n.y.
the assaiant The third act thus closes on yer oos
SITUATION In the fourth we are again Ar The lung
thorns. The trcachery that has been proctced law.
MD0HHeU Is revealed and he carries Of bi. MD asshst
phanly In situation which is tle reflex Of tbe on 10
lotus is arrested in his turn as an accouriico If.re
murderons scheme projected by his agent The cbiy'
rOus ByVGa OF0I5eH Is at the same time acB1ov Iva,
10 bc the accepted sutton OF tho waiting woman pei
Md1urc, to the overthrow Of the cOckuev lover ~
Th5,0as and az 81 Donneu has discovered in H. Sohn
which lie was cast gold mine, Of which no bi
brought home valuable specimens, the prosperity m "a
newly married couple Is sufficiently assured Thedr,
l. interesting and fun OF variety II T. constced %
considerable ingenuity, aud written with care n ~ @
ou- portions and much hulnor Of tire Ili.erDi,u 1d ~
the iyhcr pa agea Of the text. Mr.. Edmund Pen
warmly welcomed on his temperance after hi, ir
mdi,pos.tiOn called for al tie termination of s1t
act, ana heartily congratulated at Ia. conclusion. ~
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Miss Augusta J.. DUigOn, the mual csiecn,ol
aarr. la.,y arrived Ia town. from Texas, AMI Is st Ina
New-York Hotel '"'
The new thcater in Brooklyn, under the ey.
pericncod direction OF Mrs Conway win Dr. oucneS "
october and Edwin Booth will be the FIRST star. )"
Col Fitzgerald, whose perseverance and IN.
dustry to tire, has written two or three Low
plays, which will be offered to managers next season
Among the players who now sQoarn at Long
". VI. ~
Floyd, WIN. Creswick, Lolita Mr. walack Mr. and Mr. r..
ChaniTau, Edwin Adams, and Maggie Mitchell nr ~
". I,yeGre mas Pnlt7e1 an e,It'e 81 Io-g Branch
ing the summer With his cousin, Sr Jefferson, az ioho
kus. ~ j.
The author of "Orion" has addressed lot.
ter to The London ECho urging the need OF "a lrsh
struggle for the possible cXtrcdlOn Of the Legitimate
British Drama nom the jumbo OF pink legs aud costly
accessories under which both tie tragic and TIE oone
Muse have been ramplcd and sufoC atcd during the 10
20 years and more" The writer admits that tie Good
results which were expected 10 cnsue from the alo,n
Of the Patent Monopoly have not been attained PORN
ery the right OF representing the higher order Of dram.
was secured by law 10 rev hcatc "aie al tie rest
were restricted 10 inferior works. The folly OF this ar
rangement becoming manifest however, successful
effort 10 break wa, made by the author OF "OuOn'
aud by other writers, and every thedtsr was then
allowed 10 play the best piece 10 could obtain. Be-
cause they were close bOrOughs and de.pOt- rays iL,
co,re.pOndent we cut OF the heads Patent Tne
aters; but in their place have started up hydrl and
and Costly suicidal snbyersions of imaginative ula1'
side mt and ton.vuryy and the British stag. mqie
bear-and-brothel garden for the display Of sarHgei
fects often without "A cause teaching people 10 submit
to an habituai insult Of The human understanding, and
emotions OF the higher kind and finally to feel no touch
of shame at the general degradation that constantly gilt
tiers before them" Tie remedy suggested iSr this ey
National Theater, not dependent upon profit and loss
where dramatic works Of the highest class could be
stantly produced such theatcr having Tor manager
such a man Mr.. blanche, or Nh. Tom Taylor with
committee OF equally competent gentlemen. would not
a
tional education but would very probably prove much
more than self-supportng"
THERE'S but little foreign tleatricalSe wSOfmo-
ment Mr.. SOthoTn, at the HayInaIac appears 10 lave
made ht Of unusual force ana importance IN the
farce Of 'NOt If Know IT. The part that lac plays this
piece is called Augustus IhTtagtOH lie London IBs
saws He is a DundroaTy, produced not by tmprA-
ment but by circumstances. BcfOgged by innate stu
pdity the celebrated lord has become sOrtof inverted
wit whereas ThriUgtOn naturally smart fellow, aud
moreover Of restless disposition, il forced by Ls itars
into a semi-maniacal condition, in which be speaks and
acts at random sometimes talking sense somct times TAX
ing nonsense, but through every change c4nca tie
highest degr,e The invention displayed hy Nh sOih
ern i'm this position is marvellous. Every word
every movement, seems to lie on the spur Of The
moment No one knows what he VIII do ReI,
hut whatever he does says II Is sure To Lc funny
No more than Lord Dundreary must AUGUSTUS IfttHg
tom be measured 10y reference 10 human nature asa
standard. Mr.. SOthern promises 10 give DE t0a Elh
absurdy' and he ls his promise To the letter and
me spirf. Mrs. Scarborough has taken her annual
benefit AT the strand Arthur Skechey appeared Oh the
OCCASION and gave sketch from his MIS- Brown at the
Play" The American Comedian, Mr. John :. Clarke,
was announced to appear at the strand Nj. RjDtI
HOIdin the cOnjurOr, has died, at BOl,, aged C Tao
theatrical obituary includes tine name OF Mr.. j. L.
Warner. OF the late Mrs. Warner, the actress hr
Warner actor He dlcd at Oldham, on TIE I'm
OF june age g. Mile. CeTiSsa. the rapezt pcroer,b
also deadn consequence of injuries received by ia
at Nottingham on the 6th OF June Ms 5KiOBaw las
been successful at the Carl TheaCr IN Ectna as E0u.
FTOU. Mrs. Scott SiddOns announced u read
Shakespeare's Midsummer Nights Dream" with Men
des-Ohns music, vocal and instrumental, al the 81.
James, Hall, London, on the l3th last.