The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-01

BowERy THEATRE ac slu.ter III great wizard of the
word Is d,liahrg he audiences If this estab hmen
by his wonderful f-a,s o. Although he a n
nounces great variety II hs magical performances h,
fnds The introduction Il tte botte ngred
ent and he eli consequently Introduce it
v'npg when lac VIII deaf out all kinds of invigoratiug
drpks.
EEohpwAY THEAlns --Apd.rsoD is doing well at the
IrotoUny the boue being almost filled every event "
lie performs great variety turpraing fears SUCH As
the gun ta,an3 NIB of til. aotence 10 charge tho
nm" sLd fire ri bm Nhen he VIII ca ch the BUILT his
mouhtbe enchanted csuldiop oyapce sus DE q.
sius IL merle ana o,her a.,opishing feats
NinLo's GAaIEN.-'he enteltanments announced for
tomorrow evening such wild he sure to draw n
ia's. oudi'nc" TIE anus m.n's vii commence with
the drsma - Dry Paris. which most of he emf
Ieh' con "a an. az afpesf A'r This lie French aud
spapifl dsDcers who much admired for the
eDce Of their sye s, appear In graDd ballet diver
tsement
NATIONAL THEaTNr This establishment continues to
be psIOn'zeo ty cro~deo aud delighted oages.
1hs bi 81 opteituD proyioedfor evening
ccDpri,ee the porCisr drums. .uttd heDn IN the
en-, Of which embraces al the leading members of the
company The pleasing performances Of PROBES Honey
and ron ana The very nugbable facce Of the Stage
Struck Yankee" in which iunkce Locke will the
Leading cbaiscier
MONDAY evening are uhu- ua'ly attractive combining
op,Is and ballet on The ev,ni.g The French Ope
IN Comque who have tsen 20 much admired At Nibios
ana The broadway Theatres vi" appear to-morto~ ght
IN the Crown Diamonds I" and th. Rousset Family 20
juty celebrated for their cbs.- classic of
ing, will give Grand Di, crtisemeDt.n
An,hicAS MUSEUM Tho entertainments which are
daily given at this greatly reshed by
the bag. audiences with which the lectore room is
h0noreo Mr Greenwood Is active and has all the
cSpshIiy to tn. proper regulation ef such
tmmsn estsbis hment ana ny his exertons the Mu.
scum h in ~ great success To the Dis.
solving Views with Whites Serenadcrs are the attrac-
tive features.
CHRisTYs 0PrRA HoUss The negro melodies instru-
mental performances and dancing which take place
every pght at ths popular draw ms usual l.rSs
aud The solOr the violin guitar are nightly
received with enthusiasm and the exoeptrctties OF
George excite the utmost hearty laughter
Woop's MINs1RELs To morrow evening a new and
beautiful oDg will be rendered for the first time IL il
called Poor Uncle rom and s taken from incidents to
b. found in the work entit. Uncle Toms Cabin" by
Harrette Bcecher stowe Those who have heard u pro-
nopnce IL avery pa h.tc ana touching melody and no
doubt Woods Hall of Mnsresy will be crowded to-mor-
row snd every evening during the week TO hear II.
BRooRIYr MUsruM.-Mn A. Knight. an actress OF
great versatility Of talent ard highly appreciated ny tne
New Workers ia 10 take her benefit tomorrow night nv
this popular resort Tie pieces selected are tne a.aa
styled Agnes de- Vers and the farce Oh thc hoseery
Ticket both Of which are well cast
Lola Montez L. expected TO play short engagement
at the Chicago theatre.
The WILL OF THE LATE GEORGE COLLIER.-rhe
folowns are the principal requests made BY the late Mr.
Collier In his will SO 600 to the ST Charles college,,
SIS 600 10 the Protestant Orphan Asylum and TO
neruons connected by relationship ranging from
II 0saD 10 $4,000 There children In Mr. Col
iier family between whom the residue Of the estate
aside from the portion Of Mrs. Collier IL to be equally
diyded The etste estimated to be worth 81 200 OoO
and the revenue 1t affords Is about Slo00o0-S Louis