The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20

BewrHy TIUsTEE.-Mits y. Denim, a young lady Of
great hrionic abilities. aud general fsvoritc with the
Jutlic viii take her benefit this evening the above
popular theatre We hope the patrons Of the Bjwery
will fully appreciate her worth, by giving her bumper
Two sterling pieces have been selected commencing with
the celebrated tragedy, called douglas or the Noble
character cf Young Norvs supported by those stamped
favortes, MIR. y. Eddy. MIR T,lton. aud Miss Wcmyss
The amusements will terminate with the established
operate drama, stJ led Hob Roy with brilliant cast
embracing the names of Messrs. Eddy Tlton stevens,
Jordan, Lenngwel. Miss S Denim, aud Miss IIidert.
BRospw., ~iuArng-Nght after night, this ccle-
lratcd hespan temple is filed with the , and IA hion
If the city 10 witns the reentatons Of the triumph
Antly successful and gorgeous spectacle OF Azae the
Prodig seldom, indeed have we witnessed piece
which has experienced a more brilliant run than the
above magnificent production every scene Il triumph
The proprietor has good TO feel proud that his
.xerions have met with such undated patronage and
u must impd him to produce other attractions u pos
,itlc, en- more extensive scale u VIII be repeated
bengal Tiger" well cast. We understand that the
dst guished American actress Miss Charlotte Cushmsn
- engaged and will shortly appear
Sir,os GsRDIS--The celebrated Ravol Family aud the
renowned Gabricln are announced to appear again
this cvering st the above pleasant theatre On each
night a tLcr appearance they greeted with the mos
enthusiastic cheers The criv.rnances selected fer To-
night will commence with daring exrN.i: IN lu- 80.
-"- ~ ''.-", .-:'.s 49,. - .iaied Mon. rim.
din This will be foosed by the new ballet pant whine
called the fifherman's Dream -" in which Nile, Berth
aud sgpora Ciocca will sppeas. and the smnse'ents will
conclude with the comic pantominc a Vol Vent"
in which Gabriel viii appear This establishment j. In
the meet nourshing stste-the smusements novel
aud light that they attract large assemblsgss
N.rloS.i THrlrRr-A bill Of unusual attraction Il
offered for the ausements Of this evening The first
In order IL the farce Of Box and Cox" which will be
rucceed,d by the fourth act Of the Merchant Of
Venice In which Mr. J. r. scott viii sustain the cha
rhct.r a shylock and Mrs Jones that Of forta. This
will be rich treat both Mr. Scott nd Mrs Jones
artists q great dramatic celebrity The next feature
will be the Actress Of all work" and the entertain
m.nts will close With Macbeth Traveste.' Mr. Purdy
seems, by the above bill to be determined that the
vtcrs ~ the National shall receive the worth Of their
money. The National IL every hour prospecting under
his management. and very descrvedy.
BRoUcHaN's bycruM-This neat and well ma nsged
theatre " deser'edy becoming very popular IL some
what singular considering the short period that has
elapsed the opening Of this theatre how successful
has been but when considered that Mr. ougham
unceasing in action dramstzing during the day and
rayipg at night-mac hnists and painters
ar. always employed the scenery for every new piece Is
always scale Of msgnifcence and The actors are all
az the fret stamp To night the comedy of the Ladies'
Battle and the much admired piece called the Home
Book 81 Beauty With nearly all the leading artists In
the principal characters.
Ma McCApriry, ruF IRisn COMEDIANS We are delight.
cd TO hear that the above named ntemans friends and
admirers among whom TO be found Of the most
influential Of city intend giving him complimer-
tarv benefit previous to his departure for Europe Poor
Mccarthy has been laboring under severe ndispo.on
fr considerable time and therefore hope the pre-
sent crort viii be successful
Bspvrs's MrsruN-The moderate audiences which
the performances at the Museum time ago
ave been replaced by succession Of overwhelming
lbaI man, MessFs. usdswsy AMI PsDey end other