The New York herald., 1851-08-11

rnE GRASp MARsHsLL JuniLEE AT CAsrLE 0ARpEs, To-
Aoassw.- To o-norrcv morning, Castle Garden wiz be
tbrxvn open at eight O'Clock At ten ocouk the great
Marshall Jubilee will commence, and the performances
win be continued during the day and evening ng-the en-
tsvtspnssts comprising the artbtc talent q several
nations IN brought into grand eonbination with
harmony u design at crsdaAs the artists them
selves to the DRAMA and to those Who have originated
ard CARVED out this beautiful enterprise 1t is union
o art for the sake Of the union and the great
which will give astre to the OCCASION need only be cited
T. how Of what massive nsterisls the entertainments
will be composed.
In the italian Opera department Angelina Bosio
Truni, Caroline vietti Miss Virginia Whiting, Avogadro'
ssvi, Bsttin Loripi Badial Beneventsnn Marni Col
fetti Ardi and Max Maretsek with all the chorus aud
orchestra Of that vass company In the department
of the French stage is that great artist NJ Kemp anu
the interesting Leonie DArmont The whole strength
Ct the German company too, adds its snare Oh
attraction, with Madame Schmidt, the Henkel, Hoym,
and others The four sisters Rousset will display all
the beauty Of their In the acquisitions of the terp
sichorean art-while the Ravel Family will exhibit
large number Of their beautiful and extraordinary
feats including those of NJ Blondin. The Martinetti
Family also, will do wonders on the occasion, some OF
them surprisingly curious and exciting The English per-
forma nces also will be very attractive Mr. Anderson,
the great Wizard Of the North will make his first sp
pearapce In this country, and Rob Roy aided by
powerful cast including Chippendae Shaw and others
Collins the Irish comedian will appear in farce pow
erfuly supported; and the admirable comedy Of the
School for Scandal will be represented with great
efficiency Buchanan, Couldock-who goes out Of his
line to please the Richings, Bishop,
Brougham Tuthil c. W. Clarke, Madame Ponisi, Kate
Horn the Gougenheims, also, will display their talents,
together with many other eminent English and American
performers The entertainments will conclude with an
extraordinary difplay Of fireworks by the two best
pyrotechnsts in the United States, Edge and Hadheld-
thus closing the most extensive dramatic entertainment
ever given in this any other country.
We are informed that the labors of the committee have
been incessant and severe and that has only been
through prompt action Of the artists who take part
in the entertainment that the affair has been brought
into perfectly practicable shape. The other arrange
ents the comfort of the audience have been most
carefully msdeand in darkenng the house, that gas
may be burned during the performances the ventilation
has been attended to most wisely All that required
IT, the vsers will attend strictly to the regulations
which have been made for the comfort of all that the
audience may enjoy the unparalleled entert snmsnt
offered for their admiration We anticipate that every
thI will pass of with the utmost regularity and that
the result will prove that the gentlemen who have de-
signed this great compliment to Mr. Marshall have not
counted vain upon the appreciation of the public The
gigantic idea of his great festival grows and more
II Is contemplated and doubt not that the
trains and steamboats, which bring passengers to the
city to. night and tomorrow morning, will have large
parties for the jubilee The tickets have been limited
and there is prudence in securing place Secure your
tickets--secure your tickets,