The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-14

any abOltfOnlstS VINO buying kO8SuthA b0nds,
let them for their principles sake and for the cause of
God appropriate their money to better by freeing
these miserable slaves from state of degradation
CALLING than that of Spanish slavery.
am not member Of Mr. Judd's church. nor do be-
ove in his doctrine but must confess he Is doing
good here than any man have met with. NATIVE.
Theatrical and Musical.
Although this is . season when the various rea
gous denominations rendering account Of their
stewardship for the past twelve months and all the po
ca cliques busy engaged in the advocacy Of tho
interests and welfare Of their avorte candidates for the
next Presidency still the theatres and other places Of
amusement in the city nightly crowded From this
It would that the Theepian temples have more
votaes than all the rest and that the people think an
hours innocent recreation cannot in any way interfere
with the spiritual knockings of the agc and that 1t is
physically necessary to interperse little pleasure and
delight amidst the Of anxiety and toll to which
poor mortas subject in their terrestrs soourn As
instance Of this, place before readers
count Of the receipts Of the respective theatres the
past fortnight with few remarks the characteristic
features Of each establishment.
NrBLo's GARpENThis spacious and beautiful theatre
which Is under the government Of William Nlbo, who
Is celebrated for engaging artists Of the most sterling
talents, and selecting entertainments of the most
refining and amusing description Is extensively pa
tronsed by citizens Of the highest respectabity There
s such diversity in tho amuscments that ~ classes
pleased. Three evenings in tho week. Madame Anna
Thlon-a finished and fascinating actress, and very
sweet vocalst-appears in Opera; assisted by Mr. Hud
SON, Mr.. Leach, Mrs McKenna and very good chorus
company The alternate nights introduce to the audi
ence the accomplished dansuee Caroline Rousse who ia
exceedingly graceful and may be considered the best in
her profession, since the days Of Fanny Eer who has
visited America. The receipts Of this prosperous thea
tire, amount nightly to about $3.50.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-This well managed establish.
ment was never In prosperous than during
tho present theatrical season. Mr. Barry long and IA
voraby known to the vsters Of the old Park theatre
has filled the managerial chair and believe since his
first effort Mr. Marhall has to be pleased with
his selection ofa Of talent and sound Judgment.
who every way calculated to suit the wishes and tastes
ofthe fequentcrs Of the metropolitan theatre During
Mr. Forests unparalleled engagement star, the
house was every night filed At present, Charlotte
Cushman, Is playing farewell engagement to the
stage, and the houses well attended Although We do
not admire this lady in characters yet there are
others in which she has equal-she has . perfect
knowledge Of stage business and reads correctly The
company at the Broadway svery good and the orches
tr department was never better conducted The Agty
receipts amount to about 5000.
BuRToN's THEArRE.---The most Triumphant s,,ccesa
has attended tho cxerons Of Manager Burton since his
first opening in Chambers street. The house IL every
night filed and many persons oftsn obliged to Leave
not being able to find peeping room. Burtons great
success depends mainly in the excellent artists he has
always engaged the location IL grestIy in bis fhvor
but the old Park In operation NJ think hc would
have q troublesome competitor, He Il . man Of tact |
and intelligence, and is the o rive to produce
the most novel features Of the day With such artists
as Dyot. Blake, Lester Johnston Bland Mrs Skerrett
Miss Weston and Mrs. Hughes, he produce ali the
old farlsc
ceipts nightly are $3.50. axM0
LYcEuM THEATRE.-This place Of amusement which "a
under the management Of Mcssrs Corbyn and Buokand
We are glad to perceive Is making headway and
many OF Its old and respectable patrons are nov to be
seen there The particular star Is Miss Julia Bennett
VINO appears every evening in the most amusing, Light
snd iaughable dramas She Is excellent actress
pleasing vocalist and has very prcpossesspg appear
ance Also, Miss Adcline Patti, about ten years old,
who has made deep impression by her exquisite vocal
ability She sings several Of Jenny Linds songs with the
most finished artistic skill Her execution IA delight.
full; and with compass Of voice Of fully three octaves
she blends the chromac scale with great evennsss and
perfection The receipts nightly from $3.50 to $780,
AsToR PLACE OrERA HousE.---Mr. Brooke tho TRACE
dan has rented this establishment for short season
and has been playing shakpeaan and other pieces for
tho last four evenings but with very little success Mr.
Brooke good actor In many respects but by no means
possessing that classic style for which Edmund Kcan and
others of the old school were justly celebrated The
company no has engaged below mediocrty and CON
ssqusntly his success With perseverance Is vcry
doubtful The great hitory Of success In the drama 20
far ~ managers are conccned Is TO have every man
star In his peculiar line of acting The receipt, OF this
house cannot exceed 5000 At the outside
BowEHv THrArsE.-Mr Hsmb,in was never better aus.
tanned during his long dramatic than at the pro-
sent date He has lately introduced dramatic romance
from the French entitled the Corsicsn Brothers. which,
we beevs, first PRODUCED In Paris and subsequently
In London BY Charles Kean with the greatest success
Although there to 10 bc nothing Of plot In the
peoe, yet the fs6sur beautiful and Mr. Eddy sus-
tans the characters Of the Twin Brothers Fabian and
Louis with admirable ability. The hoees for the past
fortnight have been well ned and the audiences give
marked testimony Of their pleasure by enthusiastic
cheers Nightly receipts, $500.
EArrorAL TssA1nE-- This old establishment, which Ia
urgor the management Of Mr. A. II. Purdy is crowded
nightly In every department. other theatres manage
to piesse the Upper Ten he 10 have happy mo-
thod Of gaining the good wishes and support Of the mid
die and working BY the selection Of light and
amusing dramas. lie has recently produced piece
entitled the aBlsoksmith Of Antwerp" which = drawnr
well and now In its sixteenth night Of rcpresentat
tho particular features Of tho company. The reoept
nightly sro $S76.
AmraoAS MvsrvM. theatre Of neural cu,os,s,os
and ticperormanccs Ia at prcet in v,rv ao.r.
shing condition Tho admission va.a~ 4. 49, .-.,N