New-York tribune., 1872-07-05

Mr. Samuel colyie, in the management Oh the olympic
Theater In this city 2 y
Mrs. Howard Paul has appeared, for TIE first
Miss Amy Sedgwick, the. popular LONDON 'I, ION
actress will visit tins country next sesSo' anu WI" az"
we understand. at the Olympic IheaVcr'
MI .oTioe, ,sii end ON the 10th Of July. lie has
appeared as Hamlet and Don Caesar dc Bdsan'
Mrs. Clara Jennings, the sterling actress and
estimable lady-ate OF Waacm b at oeean
Mr. Jobn &. Clarke, the American comedian,
ne,eu @ ~ h Strand Theater Mr. Clarkes engagement
will shortly close 1t has been brilliantly successful.
Faure. il is now stated, will not leave Europe,
at least for the present e to AT
tbe Grand Opera in Paris next Winter and the following
season In London o.
letter from Sidney Australia, SAYS: "Cir-
talent here Yet of late years. such actors as Jefferson
and Mathews have been warmly appreciated there ana
have boen well paid
Mr.. Henry Michael Barrett, q favorite Lon
don actor, is dead in that city, at the age OF o. e
o Years On the london stage He expired suddenly
while riding In q carriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wigan will take their
formal and final farewell Of the stagc,and also com
nlimeptary benefit under the auspices Of all the Queens
children and several of her nobes,at DruIy Lane lne
ater, in London, tomorrow -
perlan to I've erected IN Newington Causeway London
Is expected to be ready for opening in December next
historical drama by Mr.. Andrew Halliday.
Offenbach is said to have been offered Sl,OOo
night to come to New York and lead the orchestfa
who thinks that oenbachs personal presence in this
city is worth that sum OF money is not disclosed
| In Paris the Grand Opera is open, and VIII
on professional tour OF the French Theaters
Paris. He acts in Don Cgsar dc Bazan, rrdar dnry
and other pieces II lately affirmed that this actor
| had become quite decrepit.
| A report has crept into print stating that
| has become deranged in mind. Mr Palmer VINO Is IN IN
England went abroad In bad health ana ms tenas
though this particular form OF calamity was NOT antcl
paed We shal hope to hear that the pahiui news 10
| not true.
Miss Kate Bateman's engagement at her
fathers theater, the London Lyeeum continues enc ne
will act Aedea next week MI W. IT, Wis mas aui o bs M
actress We shall be very much-and very pleasantly
snrprsed il Miss Batea proves equal the Character
III H one in which of time, except Rstof
| has really won great success
| On the Goth of June, in London, Mrs. Scott
School and Home" The place was the house Of Col L.
Gardiner in Bryansonesqusre. Col Gardiner Is seeie-
t5s tSsy yeShashS S as gssa stsf fS S3T IL
Princess Louse stating that the Illness OF her husband
kept her away the entertainment and also stating
that she is very warm admirer OF Mrs scotsiddons.
At Leigh, in England, the other day, couple
of policemen were completely "sold" BY the ancient
circus trick OF sending drunken farmer" into the ring
10 ride pony. This personage as every body
might presumed to know, Is always member
OF tine circus company, disguised for the occasion AT
Leigh policemen thought he was an lnterlOpng
inemiate and attempted to arrest him-when he sud
denly shed his rustic Tament and his toxieauon and
rode of in spangles and stripes, amid the laughter OF the
populace.
Mr.. w. s. Gilberts fine comedy of "Pyg-
naon and Galitea "One OF the most decately pOetic
of contemporary pays-w receive its last representa-
ton on the 18th Of July, at the Haymarket lheater,
London, 1t Will have had a OF 1873 nights. The TACT
lis Significant think, that while pieces like this and
the best comedies Robertson have long and prosper
Gus runs in London eeping the stage and drawing well
for hundreds Of nights the pays-as rulethat ENJOY
long careers and general acceptance III New-Hork are
vicious spectacles like 1.-THE Black Crook, or tainted
| farces and dirty melodramas, like "saratoga" ana
| Article ~
NJ. de Chilly, director of the OdeOn Theater,
Paris died suadenly. that city, on the llth ult lie
was at a banquet, the Restaurant Brdbant-glVen Dy
Victor Hugo TO commemorate the lOOth performance OF
Ruy Bias" at the OdeOD,when stricken Dy apopleIy
We read in reference TO this dol0ous occurrence that
| the two friends who assisted him TO his residence
came back in time for the dessert, and The great poet
| when he returned thanks III lahored lmproVlsed
speech did not make the slightest autlon 10 the ds-
aster which had befallen the valiant DtSsee VINO had
produced his play 1t had been forbidden for more
than The gaety of the evening was not IN the
least marTed"