The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-26

BowERr THEATRE.-To- morrow evening a new drama, .
will be presented for the first time IL is entitled the,
"Cross Of Death Mr. Cony will appear as Paoo vine
dresser and attached to the OAR guerilla baud and Mr.
H. Taylor Eugene Monville, French ofcer travelling
with dispatches. The scenery re- ported In ha n,
grand soale-beautiful view of the ynsxsrd So ~
mountainous lsndscspe-the of death-secre
cha mber and other paintings which VIII give great
scenic effect. The entertainments with the
"Gondoler OF Milan and will conclude with thu
Brakes Progress" in which Messrs Eddy Tllton AND,
other actors Of celebrity, will appear.
BRoADwAY THrArRE-Msdane Celeste, who for the pat
fortnight has been deghtipg the frequenters Of this
establishment, appears TO morrow evening in the orgina,
drama entitled the Flowers Of tho Forrest written BY
the author of the Green Bushes" Nearly all the
talented artists of the theatre appear this piece
Nine. Celeste Nine Ponisi Miss Croker, Messrs Barry
Fenno Shaw ey nolds and some ohers in the leading
characters The merry magnificent particularly the
scene near the skiddau at sunrise the forrest, the
Gpsey encsmpment the tent Of Bess Ia the chestnut
grove, and wild retreat ON the mountains. As Nine
Celese'f engagement will shortly close, she should b.
seen before she leaves the city
NIBLo's GARDEN-Thc Ravels appear to morrow even
ing In three excellent The st is Of that
character OF amusement which is nightly witnessed.
with the utmost pleasure by crowded houses namely, the
evoutons on the tight rope by the wonderful Gabriel
the great favorite Francois and the sur prsing Mons
Bondeu whose extrso rdnary almost .errfy the
audiences The next piece will be pantomms Of Ls
Gypsy which has bee performed almost every night
with great success and the third feature will be the 0ed
Gnonie and the bite Warrior " The above attractive
prog ramme will u ual effect Of crowdiug eysrv
department Of Niblo's beautiful theatre.
Burrows THEATkE-This prosperous Thes plan temple
the boxes crowded with highly respectable sitxens
who go to Chamber street to laugh heartily ~
tie most comfortable evening The programme of en-
tertsinmeL for to- morrow evening consists Of the Son
and Stranger in which Mary Taylor will appear anc
sing some pleasing songs as also Mr. and Mrs Colman
Mr. Rae. The next viii be the farce of Deaf M
Poet,n with Burton the inimtable, Trstrsm sappy
and Mis- Chapman as Sally Mays. The enertainm
clOse with the piece called New Park" in which most
Of the leading artists appear
BRouGHAM's LYcEUM-The fss cinating Caroline Roug-
set and her talented sisters concluded brilliant engage
nent ut this popular place Of amusement, yesterday
evening They have golden opinions by theh grace
full ana finished style Of dancing and have been cheered
in every Of the splendid ballet pantsmimes In
which they appeared The industrious and ndefatigabe
manager MT Brougham gives us q distinct and to;al
tapedian, MI Neafe who will appear in the great Or
entail Irize play OF Mshommed the Arsb ian Prophet
OF which report speaks highly The friends of Mr. Neaie
will, no doubt rally around MIN on that occasion
National THEArsE.-As usual, Purdy oferr fine bill
of sntertsnment for tomorrow evening. The fret in
rier AID bis Dcgn Mr. Blanchard, the great dramatic
performer will appear in his fsvorte character Of Toby
Flint The next feature will be Cossac dance by Miss
Iuolum MIR. 4 ScCtt great fsvorite, viii appear Iva
the next piece, which Is called the Maniac Love-"
The orchestra will play several splendid overtures an
the amusements close with Mabel, the Child Of the
Battle Field"
BAKNuM's MUSEUM The beautiful moral drama OF
Eosna Medous is to be continued Tor the
There will also be grand musical treat also the
drama Of the Int eeper Aboeyvile Ia addition
this the yters have great variety Of curioses to
HENRY AIRY, the oi-iing uished volinis., will give biz
He will be assisted By several leading vocalists.
MAD BIscAccIANTE will give her first concert at Triper
Hall Saturday evening next when fine selection o.
musical tems viii be pIeee nted.
Mrs Emma Dillingham; Bostvick, the vocasist give.
the first Of Fix soirees at Niblos Saloon, Tuesday
evening next. The programme is deeply Interesting.
CiRIslY's NIrslREls honored with cpowded as
bages again during the past week, aud their per-
foTns greeted with marked appreciation. An
nt selection OF dances, instrame mental pieces
witticI ms, Ia announced for to- morrow night
fEIIows' This uprivalled nd Of negro
perio attracted highly ssssmblages last
week, and will appear evening again their
Old headquarters ia entertainment well worthy pub
lie approval
BovFRy ANPHrTREArnE.-To-morro evening will b.
the last opportunity offered the public OF witnessing
performances of the highly talented equestrian troupe
this establishment Tn. receipts OF the evening
will be for the benefit OF the Old and favote eQuestln
manager, Gel Al,a Mann. We hope will have what
lac richly merits-a humber.
Dr. HoLIIcK will deliver his private lectures 10 gentle
men the physiology and arrangements Of their
systems at Hope Chapel, Broadway Monday evening
Miss CATHERINE HAYES will give sacred concert at
Boston, this evening.