New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

a,, wins the esteem even Of those who arc
-, =, hearing Aris.IG.s ce The just. We once moro
roend il TO the att'ti Ia oi all persons VINO '"Ao
,,rbt I'm the art of acting. They may INV
4, sad and gloomy work; but the'o
-. things in life than toars.'-A week %
. PicheIieu will succeed tho present Vceh Vi -.
,,,s Revenge" and will bring Hr. Booths engagem.n'
a. elose--on the 22l of APRIL" a Winters l''o'
Mr. Barrett as LcoHtcS, will follow on the 1a'n ~
while we are promised an entirely now Pi'' ~ .ro
American author hitherto unknown iho "~ ~ - tno
niece is "Jonqui; or, Only Heart 1'o sod "a
S,riter Is w W. Yeung. "JOnq all" we arc n'iO' ' -
a four-act DRAMA domestic IN character, -, a,
oocessoros of scenery aud illustrative OF fIoHou SUI
,eot This new work will he brought OUT nv n.y. .,
evepinc-Sir Barrett acted Cia"'s No,"'''o O ,
afternoon and pleased it"Aou "'.'' ~
y mrbo lady Of LyOuS" is tedious SUBJECT as
Us i -. a is 70 the majority OF readers. Mr..
80, C,,,,6e however, must not he sighted Tor that
-, II Is remarkable for tenderness oi sehumeht'
ontic pbcre ami ar or' and symmetry OF form
d hence it takes rank with the best representations OF
~, mart with which playoer are acquainted To dwell
- II In detail would he TO prose over hackncyed mat
81. Mr.. Ba7retts ability Is wei known; and, though
aoos NOT pay an parts equally well, yet equally in all
srts he k seen to be able and studous artist Such
ters dignity the stage and make it worthy Of serious
thought.
NrPIO's GARDEN-RICHARD TONIGHT.
The long promised Shakesperean pageant
takes wing ~ Ni".u ,'''''' ,'tS +,,
ILL.," adap'eup ny MI N''''' N'',vI'-Oi ,ne iin.9
Shea'er "in0n' - = ' W. " ,, - -, '.
reference to this subject, which of great interest
and importance and IL is only possible now TO add that
should the word OF promise DC kept by the managers Of
Niolos oafoenS' o'u',ioss' WIN
sDs sDa srpeu ptyI % %A % rpa the mo,t critical Judgment can
suggest and the most mhoundcd hhcralty can sustain
MANAGERS pr0SppCtuS. being done to mako
the occasion not only teat dramatic success nut an
incident marking an epoch III tue history OF Tue Ael
can stage
MIX BAkNIMs NE" oio"'
The mammoth enterprise upon when MT.
Barnum has been so long engaged will reach its cumin.
atng point tonight. In palmer words. his new show
viii open. To use plain words such subject, how
is not easy for after reading the formidable pros
pecus that Mr.. Barnrm has Fut lorh-in regard TO MS
MUSEUM MENAGERlt' CARAVAN ana hiFFopHoNL'-"
dnd our imagination overwhelmed ny the nora NeIo"l
splendors OF that document ioi 10 SPEAK OF INC NsioHs
OF wonder that its promise eYokes 10 such tieme'
surely, neither the swelling dc1oN OF GOhon nor the
altering rhetoric Of Burke would he inappropriate Mr.
Barnum, in the fullncss Of his experience and the
plenitude OF his Resources, coming forth from
retirement, and suddenly congregahng all
the marvels OF the esrth INTO three great
tents, is in itself, spectacle to "srike the loud
earth breathess" But when oreconders the grandeur
OF motive that undeIles aud rresistbly impels this
noble proceedingtis sacrifice OF home delights this
resumption OF discarded tolls and rcpudated cares
then the spectacle rise atmosphere Of moral
sublmy to which ord nary words can do the scant
justice. Mr. Banum tas heard the cry Of bis fellow
men, demanding Great Showand to that wall OF dooT
he can by no means turn tho apathotic ear He the
Yv,sos os sbovr,oo nj M, viii .horofora never know
bi9sSoS VI s"V"'nVn' "" 1V "' wv Nv - ' "
"How tull Ht % 'ause. 20 m'ke en- end,
To rust unbaru,4l, net TO slime IN use"
,Isnceforvrard s ia tus gI Ggys Ae VIII lead the van
- - "a ,,t,,l.t., rt,rtIe eleysfe and hles-
III heEeI! ooi9e- anu 'N''7i'' - - -,