The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-18

BowERY THEArRE.-Mr. Hamblin appears apa;n
this evening, IN the play of ''Thc Fatal Dowry,''
IN the character Of Romont, assisted in the other
leading characters by Eddy, Stevens, and Mrs. H.
p. Grattan. The amusements will terminate with
the drama Of" The Pirate Of the Isles''
BROADWAY MISUNDERSTANDING Celeste will this
evening appear. for the second and last time in the
cPsre enes Mr. aaa Mr supported n
The amusements will close with the drama of sThe
Wizard SkG."
NIBLos GARDEN The entertainments at this
establishment will commence with !" The Foles Of
Night; after which the French artists will appear
IN grand advertisement. which is composed of a
great variety Of dances The performances will con-
cude with the farce of :" The Windmill
BURROWS THEArRE.-Thc new and successful
comedy of London and Paris is the grand
feature OF TINS evening Mr. H. Placide will appear
as the rrenchman, and Mr.. Burton as the English
man. During the evening, the orchestra will play
several pieces Of music.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-Thc new prize tragedy.
written for Mr.. J. r. Scott, called " Helos, the
a very good piece, and will be likely to draw for
some time. The performances viii Conclude with
the drama of ''Tom Cringlc.''
LYCEUM THEATRE-Mr. G. V. Brooke will an.
pear, tonight, in the character Of Shylock in the
Merchant of Venice, supported in the other Lead
ing characters by Messrs. Lynne, Arnold, Jordan.
and Mrs. Vickery. The orchestra will play several
favorite airs.
CASTLE GARDEN.-The amusement announced for
this evening is the grand ballet of 'Sathaniel."-
The scenery, dresses and decorations are good, the
music excellent, and the dancing Of the four sisters
is greatly admired. The garden, these hot evenings
is. cool and comfortable, and the refreshments are
good.
Aston PLACE OPERA HOUSE The performances
of Donetti's troupe of trained animals afford the
utmost amusement to vsiters The programme for
this evening is much the same as the preceding
nights They continue to attract large audiences.
AMERICAN MUsEUM-The pieces announced for
the afternoon. are the Two Bonnycastles," and
drama of 8 Passion and Repentance" and the CO.
medy Of . Faint Heart never won Fair Lady,
CHRIsTy's MINsTRELs give an entertainment Of
very attractive description to night consisting Of
songs and instrumental performances.
Woop's MINsTEELs announce great variety of
negro melodies and instrumental pieces they are
much admired.
MIR. AND Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS commence an
engagement on Monday evening at the Broadway
theatre. Mr.. Williams will appear in Irish charac-
tiers, and Mrs. Williams in Yankee parts.
METRoPoLITAN HALL.-The juvenile concert
OF Mile Hermine Petit came off last evening before
a small, but respectable audience. Her execution
OF the grand fantasia gave evidence of great artistic
ability; and the fantasia for the clarionet, exc
cuted by Victor Petit accompanied by his daughter,
elected very deserved applause The little wonder
of the age, William Henry Marsh, exercised his
drumsticks very effectively in keeping the most
critical time with the fife Signorna Adelne Patti
did not appear up to the time left but we could
not ascertain the cause.
MISS CATnARINE HAYES arrived at Buffalo on the
18th inst, en- route to Detroit, where she was to
sing ON the evening of the 10th inst
Mrs. SINCLAIR has professional engagement In
St. Louis for October next.
DErARTuRE OF THE CELEBRArEp Anrrsrrs BY THE ASIA.
The British mail steamer Asia sailed yesterday at noon
for Liverpool having on board Miss Cushman, Miss
Hayes Miss Anderon, Mile Truf Signor Benedict and
lady, Signor A. Sanqurico and Mrs Sinclair They were
all board shortly before the hour of sailing accompa
MED by their respective friends and small number Of
spectators large awning had been erected deck
under which the passengers retired All parties appeared
in the best spirits and precisely at twelve O'Clock the
Asia fired her first gun, and slowly moved out Of her
her parting gun which answered by the steamers in
the neghborhood aud proceeded down the bay majestic
style and was lost sight Of in the Narrows The
brilliant weather promises them delightful voyage