The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-06
ThentrlcnI nnd mus,enI.

1TALIAN 0PEEA CASTLE GARpEN.--" Lucrezia Bor-
gia was performed last night and admirably in the
place OF Norma" which could not be presented ia
Of the illness Of Of the vocasts To-
night has been set apart for the benefit of Sav that
world Other tenors are celebrated for various quail
ties, but Salyi combines sweetness TASTE power ex-
preston finish grace and execution any hasty
description He Is truly great; and as he will not
sipg again at Castle Garden we have no doubt that
listening thousands will be present to- night In the
name OF decepcy, and tor the sake of good manners
let those who In the habit going out just before
he makes his " swan-like end fading in music stay
away, and make room for those who have taste and
Intelligence to enjoy the 6nal Of Lucia d Lam
mermoor" steffaDoni, probably, will sing rgain to-
night as wonderfully as she did ON Wednesday when
che trumphed beyond precedent
BowEnY THEATRE-This establishment is nightly
crowded to see the excellent dramatic
OF those gifted artists, Mr. and Mrs J. waack whose
round OF tragic characters has given entire
to the large bsges that are attracted by their
fame and splendid abilities To night they appear in
OF Werner by Mr. Wallsck and that Of Josephine by
Mrs Wallack The concluding piece will be the inte-
resting nautical drama OF The Sea, the Ocean
Child the cast Of which is excellent and the soc
dresses and decorations such the Bowery is famed
for
evening are for the benefit Of the artist
Anna Bishop who Is every night gaining In public
estimation She appears in the character OF Judith
IN which the sings variety OF gems from the most
approved operas She will be assisted by Sgnor No
velli hdne Adeline, and full and effective chorus,
with grand double orchestra, and complete military
band in iull costume. The performance OF this
did operate spectacle has been witnessed by crowded
aud is,hionshis Suae1ess every night, all Of whom
After Judith Anna Bishop will introduce the cele.
brated mad scene from the third act of Donizettis
Lucia al Ihmmermoor. The entertainments will
merce with the farce OF Shocking Events aud will
close with for the first time in this city Anna Bishops
- III 49, a.; 'v ths' $1,000 Daeslumosr whlch
tonal costume of Gharro1 During her successful
In Mexico she was nightly eheored in this
sorg. Those who have been delighted during the week
by The splendid vocasation OF this fascinating canta-
tfe will no doubt testify their admiration OF her
vocslizntiCn by erowdiug the Broadway Theatre to-
night lt will be a splendid affair
NImos rnEArRE The entertainments given by the
ksye Family last evening attracted another crowded
oats ON the tight rope by Leon Javel Francois and
Madame Axtl the ballet called The Fisher "a IN
Dream IN which NJ lies Berlin and A. Lehman are
every night received with enthusiastic applause and
"Bsoul. the Magic STAR which appeared TO he
highly pleasing TO the audience The bill will be
offered to night and this theatre doubt not will
be again leo with the Numerous admirers OF those ta
Tented and Lays attractive artists, the Ravsls.
BuRToss rHfArhE The great success Of this estab-
lshm, Mt h principally owing to the excellent
Dent Of the great aud inimitable comedian Mr. Bur.
ton his selections Of dramas Of light and amusing
talented Artists Who sWays placed in characters
tuited totbsir natural and abilities This
ing the Serious Family, with Burton. Jordan Bland
Lsvtre Mrs Hughes. Mrs Russell and Miss Hill A
ballad by Mrs Daily. and Los Barseonos' by
Miss Naltcfs and VI Frederic. The amusements win
NAriossL TnrAraE.-The fare veil benefit OF Mr. Bar.
ney Wiiiams, whose representations of Irish charac
ter for the past ten nights have given the utmost
tisfsctiOn TO crowded houses. Only look at the bill
tour fine dramas night, aud this for the small
cum of twenty ave cents The entertainments com
mtucc with the Card Drawer Lewcy Maagan by
Mr.. Williams The next u "Jenuy GiNd in America
AR. Williams as Dennis AcShane aud Mrs. Williams a
very clever actress Jenny Lima This will BE- fol-
iowVd by the " Bailfu IrishmaB " and all will clio e
with the "Spfiga Of Ireland II Il hoped Barney =
frenss win muftcr strong night. lie deserves well
ct their brnds
AnrHlcas Musn.sr - This place Of amusement was
crowded last night to witness the Drunkard." 10
win be reatcd this evening In the afternoon the
percfmnnc. will consist Of the Merchant of Venice
aud the "Spoil-d Ghild' in which the wonderful
children, Kate ard Ellen Bsteman. viii perform the
principal characters.
Mtcuastcs' Hat Christy the Napoleon Of Rthio.
pisn ninstrtlsy has returned 90 the city and will
commence his Soiffss Museals on Monday night
Otsnrlc Fellows Ethiopian Opera Troupe still
enjoyirg the good opinion q the public Their con.
csits crowded every evening. On Saturday they
give afternoon concert.
nHot CuAu's Nav CourpY This piece. which was
written fer Mr. Collins the inimitsble representative
81 Irish eharact,r rrad yesterday ia the green
room OF the Bfosdusy Theatre, and was pronounced
W all tho artists rrrsent splendid composition
Mr.. Collins having been engaged 90 appear at the
Broadway the 18th 70 will then be produced. aud
no doubt will have a long and successful run.
Ma. NEaFff This excellent tragedan will play In
conjunction with Miss Charlotte Cushman. during
her engagement 10 Boston This IL very good selsc-
tion. Nh Neafe y great faVorite and possesses
very distinguishing dramatic abilities.