The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04
Thea tricnI and Musical

BowEnY THEATRE.--The popular play entitled The
Heron will sustain the leading character. will be the
commencing feature Of this establishment to- night The
operate spectacle of LA the cast Of which
embraces several of the principal members Of the compa
ny, will conclude all.
BsoApwAY rHE,rSE,-Mi,s Julia Dean, the accom-
plirhsd American actress, is to appear Pauline in the
Lady OF Lyons this evening" supported by Mr.. Con-
way as Claude MeDotte and Mr.. Davdge as Col Dumas
Married and Settled" original farce by j. Sterling
Coyne is TO be the concluding feature. The principal
characters viii be sustained by Mr. Dayidge Mr. Viii
ting Mrs. Seton, and Mrs. Vernon
NrHLo's GARDEs.-This evening is set apart for the
benefit OF Miss Fitzpatrick, whose personstions have
always contributed much the pleasure Of her audi
ences We hope the public viii give her substantial
pieces selected the School for Scandal Roland
for an Oliver and the ballet Of La Msia de seva"
Burrows THEATRE The comedy of the Serious
Family which has had such unlimited success at this
establishment every of its representation is
to be play to night together with the popular comedy
Of Begone Dull Care The casts embrace the whole
Burtons excellent company The orchestra will execute
several overtures and popuisr pieces of music.
NATIONAL TnEAInr--The entertainments to be given
this evening consist Of the Robber Monk with Cony
and Tsylsr IN the leading characters This piece will be
succeeded by the fsrorito drama entitled eva the
Irish Princess which has been witnessed during the past
week with enthusiastic plsudits. The entertainments
conclude with the piece called the Snowman and Mem
key in which those great fsvortes Cony and Taylor
viii display their dramatic ability.
WALLAcKs THEATTK-A great treat is offered to the
dramatic public this evening, at wallacks theatre
okeefes fine comedy Of wild OATS will be presented
With cart Of characters which cannst fail to crowd
every department. Mr. Wallack appears in his fame us
cha acter oil Rover which he has psyed both in london
and this city former occasions with such signal sue
cess and amidst the enthusiastic cheers Of delighted au
disnces. Blake plays fir George Thunder; Broughau
John Dory, ana Rea Farmer Cannon The female
characters will be filed by Mrs Buckland Mrs Crsmer
AID Mrs. Stcvens. The amusements conclude with tho
Lottery Ticket
AMIRrcAs HusIus.--Tbe new and successful tsmper-
snee drama entitled the Last Nail or the Drunkard's
Vision to be repeated again this evening 1t was wc
received yesterday by crowded house, Two attrac
pieces will be given in the afternoon.
WmTE's THEATRE OF VARIETIES The same excellent
n OF entertainment which was given here last evening
Is to be repealed to pisht. ChanIau John Dunn and
s.ymsuT are enhU.astsay .ppaudea sight BY
deserve unlimited support.
CHnsrY's oFIRA Housr.--Chiisty's Ethiopian Opera
troupe whose concerts during The pas ak years have
been received With such decided satisfaction by ieney
for this evening
WooD's kissrnrLs.-This popular band Of MINISTRIES
continue 10 be witnessed by crowded houses rs ever
and their performances give the utmost delight. The
programme which they ansounoe for this evening is
ecllent.
PAsoE.NA or CunA.-This beautiful PAINTING "a ben,
exhibited nightly ~ the Chinese Assembly rooms Broad
way The lovers Of the seautiful in art should b. AL
Eesps see It.
M. zusnrL's CoNeEsr IN BpossLyS.--This grand ccs-
cert TO take place ts evening in Brooklyn st the Ply
mouth Church He Il to be assisted by Madame sontag
signor Pozzolni and Mr. Eokert the programme COM
prises many Of the most popular musical gems.
FERMENTATION or A suyyp Prrcurn On the slst u,t
avery pretty snd prsiseworthy affair came of IN.
stage Of the National theatre being preHentson Of
massive silver pitcher 10 Mr. Thomas Bswies late
surer Of the theatre. MI Doses soon TO sail for Aus
tralin with his family, which place he Intends making
ma permanent refoepoe. The pitcher bears the follow
Ing inscription - Presented, Nov. i, 1852 10 Thomas
Bowlcs Eco, by his personal friends Of New York city
u. EAnsrea, rs rsrisg testimonial NJ the exalted
respect ana esce therhsa by them for the truly nsb
attribute thai have 0istingIishsd his private ~i pnbs
department through many years q social and ntm
scquaintancc tsnaerng al the gsins their hearsies
Ia. n vl4etf
aud beloved hrniiv utpor 10 vbnUr honor n do
Signed, q W Taylor. =. Clsrks Nm. guDce A a.
Pnrdy, Con uiitoc"
The pew National theatre Boston was opened ON tba
list inst. with very fashionable aasietoe
Sr. Murdoch had bopoat at C'nSisusil on the 9ssa
nit.