The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-10

BowERy THEATRK.-The very successful play en-
titled 9" Ingomar" commences the performance
Myron, and Mrs. Parker as Psrthenia. The mu-
steal tribute entitled o" Welcome to Kossuth" will
follow, and the amuse nents will terminate with the
melo drama called the "Saxon's Vengeance, in
which Messrs. Cony and Taylor will appear, and
exercise the wonderful sagacity of their dog Hector
BROADWAY THEATRE -Ths new five act play en-
titled " Ingomar," which has been put on the stage
by Mr.. Barry, the able and talented manager Of
this theatre, in excellent style, both as regards
scenery and the best artists, will again be presented
this evening. The entertain ments will close with
the "Modern Model Masanielo" We perceive that
the distinguished tragedian Mr. Brooks, is shortly
TO appear, and no doubt will, from his great reputi
ticn, draw immense houses during his engagement.
NIBLo's GARpKN.-The beautiful Chinese panto
mime entitled" Kin-Ka," which has been so much
admired, and always received throughout with the
warmest demonstrations Of pleasure, will commence
the entertainments might. ThiSwiil be followed
Gabriel and Francois Ravel, and the inmitabls M.
Bondin. The very amusing comic pantomime Of
"Jocko" will conclude the entertainments.
Burrows THEATRE.-The attractive features of
this evening will commence with Mrs. Inchbald's
delicious comedy, in Eve acts, Of every One has
his Fault. We need scarcely remark that those
who visit the Chambers street theatre this evening
will enjoy rich treat, as Messrs Placde, Lester,
Blake, Bland, Miss Wallack, Miss Weston, and
Mrs Hughes will appear in the principal charac-
ters. The amusements will close with the laugha-
bio piece of "wig wag,"
NATIONAL THEATRE. - The excellent comic
drama Of "Don Cesar de Bxsn," with Mr.. J. r..
Scott In the principal character, will commence tho
entertainments this evening The succeeding
piece will be the drama of "Ben, the Devil" with
Mr.. Blanchard, and his celebrated dog, as the at
tractiye features. The amusements will ter inmate
with the drama Of the {" Spithre," with an excel
lent cast. Purdy, the manager and proprietor,
works hard TO please his patrons.
BRouoHAM's LYcEUM-tour highly amusing
pieces are announced for this evening. The FIRST in
order is the Captain Of the Watch" with seve-
raj Of the leading artists in the principal charac-
tiers. The next will be the beautiful spectacle of
the esprit Of the Fountain.' This will be sue.
ceeded by "a Decided Novelty" and the terminal
ing feature will be the "Irish Tutor" This excel
lent programme, being one Of good variety, should
draw full house.
BARNuM's MUSEUM This popular place Of
amusement continues to DO filed to OVERLOOKING
every day, with highly respectable audiences, who
evince the utmost satisfaction. "The Stranger"
will be performed in the afternoon, and "Psul
Pry" in the evening.
performances given here to dsy-one In the after
noon, and the other In the evening. The pro.
grsmme selected Is excellent and must attract an
immense assemblsge Of visiters.
CHRIsTY's MINSrRELs. This unrivalled band Of
negro performers continue as popular as ever.
Their entertainment for tonight IL excellent.
FELLOWS MINsTELs This undoubtedly popular
company will give their usual afternoon and even
ing performances TO day. Go early.
SrorPANI HALL The panorama Of the "World's
Fair" will be exhibited here sgan to-day. Crowds
aeck nightly to see il.
Mr. BARRETT. This old and favorite actor has
been playing q very successful engagement in Mo.
bile. His daughter, Mes Georgana Barrett, is
highly spoken Of by the Mobile papers.