The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-14
Thu arrIcal and Muslcnl.

Tm ITALIAN OrrnA AT CAsrLy GARDEN To night
the repetition OF Puritanip will be another splen
did event in the history Of the Incompatible Havana
Troupe. Again shall we have the great duet between
MarDi and q. Bsdial where the Italian tr.color is
brought into requisiton with such martial effect 1t
may give additional interest to- night to auditor
to be of the fact that General Garbaldi will be
hear that song victory and to share In the
enthusiasm of the hour. sslvi and stshsnoni win add
to the triumph Of the occasion, and thousands. we
aoSn, no., VIII swell the nde Of popnsr aamrat,on
sented. and viii be more enjoyed tonight than On
Monday, as 1t will be less new to the performers.
titled The Peons Last Dream writt.n by Mr..
Stevens and produced under his direction, will again
be presented this evening, with excellent cast The
moral, instructive, and deeply Impressive drama,
called the Drunkard," will succeed Although this
piece hss been by yet they
Calculated to do the state some service as
has frequently filled our jas and when the hor-
rors attendant upon life OF dissipation are ruthfally
represented what we would ask. can be more advan-
tsgeous 10 the rising generation'
NiHLo's GLRbEN.-Brougham's benefit this evening.
offers. for the amusement OF the dramatic public a
mepce with the beautiful extravaganza entitled Es-
merada in which the entire strength OF the talented
comic company viii appear. But the great feature OF
the evening will be the appearance Of Mr.. Collins the
nmiiatle Irish comedian and vocalist who Is gene
rally adIttsd to be the only genuine representative
Of Irish character since the days OF the lsmented
Power He will appear as OCaliag CHAN In /" His Last
Legs and will sing The widow Maehreen Bold
Soldier Boy, and the Low Backed Car The amuse.
" Hamlet - BroughAm is a general favorite, and no
doubt, will have crowded house.
NsrtoSn TnEarpr-Thc bill for this evening IL very
attractive two new pieces The Drunkardn aud the
"Nuw York firman.n Nearly all the excellent CON-
psby OF comedians attached TO this popular establish
meht will appcsr-Messrp Perry Young Thompson
Dunn, Mrs. nautopville. Miss Mestayer. and other
artists Of considerable dramatic celebrity Miss NAL
VIVA will introduce some elegant dances between the
pieces. The manager Of this establishment IL indie
fatabe in his efforts TO please his pstrens aud hence
his great success.
otyNPtc.-Fellows baud announce fine bill for this
evening The instrumental performance. headed by
MIR Meyer, h heard with delight, aud is followed by
loud cheering The dancing 81 Master Lewis IL excel
lent, and the bone playing Of Mr. Brown 10 capital
ANrEicAS MusruN.-The performance Of the excel
lent drama o. The Drunkard,n by Miss Alexina
Fisher, and Messrs Clark Hsdaway. IIenkns and Miss
stanbope gives such general Subtraction, that we
believe " the piece TO be played for months to
come, Il would draw good houses.
Nh. J. II. H.LL. the eminent comedian who was At
tached 60 the Bowery Theatre short time since,
died az Toledo Ohio the 18th Inst Of congestion Of
the lungs.
The Broadway, Astor Place, and Chambers street
theatres will open next Monday, With some Of the best
comedians Of the day