New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
DRAMATIC NOTES

MI Richard Nelson lee the veli-knOwn
London manager, actor piy"f!Sh@ %c 'hed "a h'iAoA
on the 2d Of January, aged -.
In the cause OF culWre We are not tnwll-
ling TO note that Mr.. 4. \ Fayrraars Poldn;s iron
French Literature VIII brgin, N ChicE'rn@ ltl OF the
2d Of February and VIII be c1ntnued c7ery fri| nix E.,
John Mccartney, liou-tlmGr, was 'ara -
thc beasts, ut Bolton. EDsaGd Ho vas, va c
difficulty, rraoucd before ui' Was quite oAthob b' "o
Immediately died.
Last week somo Of the chief musical mi
dramatic stars wCr' disr!butol 3N,T. j. .''auI
in Now-Orlran.; owens was in LJn ,y.ir , rre7t
was in ST. Ious Janauschek was In H'r,onf CON-
Wachtel was in Washington.
Miss Pauline Markham has rcappeared on
tho New stage. al Woods Mu,oun Miss IrHo
iIOWitt has also appeared LGeTc. These bti ON r. u"
attractive features IN Little Red isdhS lio0c hiT
r. W Kccnr, lately returned from Europe ha. ii.o i,.'
appeared at the Museum where he wa iayoi'te soo
time ago.
The late Eliza Logan was the eldest daughter
OF Cornelius A. Logan the wc.lkJwn dramatic thor
and cOinedar-vhO died Feb. ., 1852 ana whose grave
stone hearing this Inscription com Father Who Art In
Heaven" His family consisted OF eight chi'dren--sx
have all been seen the Now York saSo-and ia INC
provincial the2ters as well Eiizl Logan m1de hcr hcr
debut In Phadclpha. in lsii, anu hcr hs5 apcuHAy'
in New-Yorl on May p, 1854, at the old Broadway
Theater, as IoidiHc
Nine MatinGes take place to-day. At Booths
Divorce y at the ST. james Monaldl - AZ Nib'o'
ne ne BACK Gr20h" at me Olympic "M.mpy DGmPty;,
Amce's Opera BOute " Barrie Bicne :" NJ the NeT-York
Circus, GOody Two Shoes" ana miscellan pus per
fOrmanccs; and at the Union square T1eatcr the Ihur
Troupe, the Matthews Family G. d. Davies tho yenrllo
quist and numerous other enjoyable features. Tonight
at Aimees 1hcater, " la PcrichOle" will he repealed
The San Francisco Mnstres may be seen this evening
I Matilda Heron received, from her Benefit, on
Wednesday, larger sam than Wgs at iIst stated lAo
net return s Eow given at 800. Miss HeronS address
to the auGeIco-WAlch want OI spac" conslr"ihe" Us 70
omit yesterday-con aimed the subioinod pass5Ie; J
have been an actress Tor u years out to-day ha3e no
living relative save ORG little daughter IN nnt p,2'
humble woman; and it may bc consolation to you 70
| know and feel when you 90 home tonight, that JOl
have raised a woman out OF tie depths OF misery ana
present, and given her hopes for the future New III.
all else, thankful 10 you that your presence here
enables ne TO look with cauness Oh the hiltor past
Mr. Florence took his farewell benefit Mt The
Grand Opera House, last nien-appearng as Obspreter
in no ThUrOughlaIe" :" ana this oyoE.ng will "ltno5s
| the termination Of his engagement IL has lasted four
weeks aud Mr. Florence has been not only as the
iusldious and dang rous Swiss, but as Boo Hr1eB ana
MyiesNGC CoDaeen These definite, difficult, strOn }y
cOnrasted mdiyidualities; aud IL is common versa
tty OF talent and assured skill OF professional training
which give adequate and Impressive Interpretation
to each ana al Mr. Florence has AIRY earned n; place
among the representative artists OF MS te ana those
observers OF the stage Will reckon Ill who leave MN Oue
OF their estimate of what's sound and pure IN our drama
TIC nrt-tesriciing MIN, as tle MISTAKEN id1hIoI ISM naS
been, TO the narrow domain OF IRISH aIce-The euro
pcan HippothcaTon Company Will appear at the Grand
: Opera House on Monday.
Edwin Booth has purchased the MS. Of Watts
phillipss now play, On the jury lately brought OUT
Mt The Princesss Theatc in London, where apparenty
IL has attaiueI an lmncllalt 'eAy -,
nerons vogue Indeed the production Of this play womb
seem to be the conspicuous ana important IuuIo
Incident OF the present in London MI WEBSTER,
Mr Phelps, Miss Furtadc and other favOrite patels
have appeared in the piece and their acng Is hle a
nired. An incidental "sensstion scene, r snowins "a
collision q and steamer. on the Thames, at
night--Inadc by Mr. Frederick Il0yd5-ls, lkewlSe,
highly commended. "On the Jury" Is comprised IA iodr
acs and NC read that dialogue les teise vigorous,
and brIian'' and that all its situations are elective
The action passes and about London There arc ei. .
uortant ner5ons introduced. together with some au-
arirs Path0s humor, and picturesque incident seem 10
abound this work aud there - reason 10 'nu!lV''9
| thai it Will prove dramatic luxury.