The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-07

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ITALIAN 0rrRA AT Castle GARprs.-Not less than
fix thousand persons present at salvis benefit
last night Lucia di Lammermoor'' performed
Bosio Sslv Badal and Colett sang with their usual
excellence, and the enthusiasm OF tho warmsst
character After the first act Botesini performed on
the double bsss. in style at once magnificent and
effective The applause and accla nations were deaf
ching Every possible honor crowned the effort, aud
he was called three times before the curtain and was
again saluted with acclamatioDs when he appeared
in the orchestra Tonight there viii be grand per-
formance and 1t will positively be the anal one OF the
Havana troupe. We could better spare less merit
but the decision has been made and IL cannot be re-
voked great audience may be expected to- night.
BowERY THEATRE The introduction Of the le-
gitimate drama at this famous theatre, has been
the source OF great profit to the manager The
acting of Mr.. and Mrs. Wsllack has given gene
raj satisfaction TO the large assembasss that have
filed the theatre since their reeDgagement Tonight
they appear in Shakespeare tragedy Of Richard III
Mr. j. Wallack IA the the Duke of Gloucester; King
Henry. Mr. Stevens; Richmond, Mr.. Titon and Eliza
beth Mrs j. Wsllack. The amusemsnts win conclude
with a new drama entitled "A strike for Wages or, q
Jou-neyman's Right" in which Mr., Stevens appears
as Captain Ashhed and Miss Wemyss, as Mary War
This is an attractive bill, and one which will
draw a crowded house.
BRoApwAr THrArRr.-Th benefit Of Anna Bishop,
last evening indeed strong testimony of the ad-
mration in which she Is held artist The house
crowded and the audience enraptured with
her exquisite vocaizaion. Throughout her perform
ance OF Judith she was honored with the most en-
thusiastic cheering and in the mad from Lucia
di Lsmmermoorm she displayed her inimitabs pc
actress. The Mexican boys song was encered.
The orchestral music excellent, and the military
band and the chorus department acquitted themselves
in excellent style. This evening" the perform ances
commence with the farce of the Thumppr Legacy -
Next in succession is Judith" which will be followed
by the farce of Shocking Events" and all will close
With La Cstatumba,n a beautiful Mexican song
This is great bill, and doubt will draw large
assembage Those who have not the distinguished
vocalist and finished artist, Anna Bishop, should en-
brace the opportunity Of doing she appears but
few nights more.
NIBLos THEArRE-The exquisite pantommic per-
formances and tight rope dancing of the Ravel Family
II VQll IN uarAa Mo
beautiful and spacious theatre They will appear
this evening, but on Monday they viii delight their
patrons with novel and interesting nt
commencing with " La Fete Champetren which will
be followed by Ball-roo Soiree in which all the
principal dancers win display their abilities and all
Will cote with the gorgeous spectacle ofRaoul the
Magic STAR The scenery of this piece Is the most
magnificent we have ever seento see it alone, inde
pendent OF all the other attractions is worth the price
OF admission.
BURROWS THEATRE-Burton, never behind the age,
and always in advance Of every body offers this
are The Poor Gentleman" and I" She's Come" 1t Is
almost unnecessary to that the characters in each
drama will be sustained by some Of the most talented
comedians in the country. Among them are the
names Of Burton. Blake Lester. Bland, johnson. Jor-
dan, Mrs Russell. Mrs. skerrett. and Mrs Hughes
In inc Burton has now so established himself both as
an excellent manager and inimtable actor, that
were he to appear alone and exhibit his truly comic
lace, 1t would draw a crowded house.
national THEArRr.-This evening Mrs b. williams
takes her b. eft, when doubt all those who have
been amused by her excellent dramatic representa-
tons will give her bumper She presents three ia
yorite pieces. the farce of Our Gal" the " Irish
Liop," and ireland rs it isl Mr. Williams, Mr.
Perry AM Mrs.. Williams, will sustain the principal
characters. Miss Sslyina will dance q Highland
von,,ring that M IN Irsh ehsr.stsrs a.
san bs, bs xife Is nos.esss of reat dramatic talent
a full house may be expected
BpoucrAM,s LycEuM.-This establishme1t We ore as
sur.d by Mr. Trmele the excellent archteet ~ 49,
trio builder will be ready to open on the third Monday
in October The proprietor being determined that ~
should be securely and substantially built ne pas al
lowed the brick work time TO settle, preferring 10
be safe, rather than expeditions &C tc-d.ng to Or.
Broughsms desire. The opening OF this place OF
amusem. mt maguhcently conducted as 1t Is certain
to be by it's popular and talented proprietor will create
amount of enthusiasm amongst our play goers,
only to be exceed by the present Lind-phobia
CHEisrYs OrERA HousE.-rhis establishment will be
opened on Monday evening next, when Chrsty, with
his unrivalled company Of minstres, will exercise
their abilities in songs, gees, choruses, instrumental
per formsnces, and exquisite dancing
OLYMPIC Fellows Negro Band will give after
and evening concert to-day The entertainment
consists Of singing, dancing aud Instrumental per-
formances.
American MusrrM.-This house Is crowded TO sudo
cation every night The perform sDce Of the Drunk
ard' is giving general satisfaction. Clsrkes iepre.
s.ntation of Edward Middleton is capital piece Of
acting, and IL nightly received with cheers. The IT.
tie Bstemans are becoming great fsvoritss
Ma DrMpsIrRs CoScEnr.-Notwithstandi the
many attractions in the city. the concert of MI
Dempster the celebrated ballad songster at the Tabvr
nscle. on Thursday evening, was greeted by large
auditory. Mr. D. was in excellent voice, and
ceivsd with the applause his chaste and beautiful per
form Ance merited lie will give another concert on
Monday evening next. wbic will no doubt draw a fall
bopse. Every one should hear his beautiful songs
JaHEs DoSaLpsss, formerly Of Csmpbell's Minstrels
j. nov in his city. Zorer is starting . new Negro
Minstrelsy establishment,
Mr. EueuASAS, the distinguished tragsdisn, is gain
ing high HON rs in Boston The audiences very
large and fashiopable lie is announced to appear
next Monday in his new tragedy. This viii be quite
an event In the dramatic and literary world
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