The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

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beth, and the popular comedy entitled "The Serious
Family" are the pieces selected for this evening at thA
which are cast TO the full strength Of the company.
/ BROADWAY THEArRE-Mme. Celeste is announced 10
appear in her favote character of Madeline the drama
styled St Mary's Eve" The concluding feature via
| be the popular comedy of The Poor Relation in
which Mr., Hale will appear
j NIRLo's GARpEs-This evening is set apart for the
benefit of Mile Ciementine Rousset The first act Of the
grand Scotch ballet OF La Sypaide;' the first act Of
the grand ballet pantom;m OF Giselle and the first
act of the grand ballet of La Bayadere comprise the
performances. .1a
Twelfth Night in which Burton, Placie Blake, Les
ter Dyott Johnston. Bland Mrs Skerrett, Miss Weston.
and cirs Dyott will appear, and the farce of Rather
Exced are the pieces to be given at this popular thea
tire tonight.
NArIoNAL THsArRr.-Miss Fanny walack is to appear
this evening as Nancy Sykes in the drama entitled
'ohvcr Twist :" Mrs. w. Il. Jones will appear in the
character Of Oliver Twist. The drama of the Fisher
man and his Dogs will be the concluding piece.
LrcEvm TnEArRE.-Mr. Palmer viii take his benefit at
this popular theatre tonight The beneficiary being
great favorite and very promising young actor it is
presumed the house will be crowded to OVERLOOKING
Four excellent pieces announced Miss Julia Bennett
Mr. Wacot and two distinguished amateurs are APP
pear.
Asron Place orrRA Housr.-The grand dramatic ro-
nance entitled /" The Corscan Brothers, continues to
attract large assembages to this establishment and the
delight and enthusiasm which prevail throughout,
unbounded 1t will be repeated again this evening
New COMPANY OF DANcERs-Mlle. Leontine Pougaud
premiere donseuse of the Grand Opera Paris Mile lie.
vgne, Mile Leeder Mile. Drouet and NJ Mcgee have ar
rived recently and will shortly appear in ballet
Nibos Garden This said to be the best ensemble that
has yet visited America.
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-Ths theatre of dramatic perform.
ances and natural curioses is daily visited by large
sembages of the citizens of New York In the afternoon
the amusements consist of the farces of Raising the
Wind" and the Millner's Holiday" and in the even.
ing, the moral drama entitled Mary Lockwood
CHRIsrY's MINsTRELs-This place of amusement--no
matter what the state of the weather may beeontnues
toenJoy the same extensive patronage The perform.
anccs generally give the greatest satisfaction.
WooD's MINsrRELs doing fair business. They are
excellent representatives Of negro character and they
sing very tremendously. Their buresque performances
are greatly admired fine bill for tonight
MADAME ANNA Brsop has been giving concerts at Co.
lumbus, Macon and Atlanta. She is now her way to
Augusta and Charleston and is expected New York in
the middle Of this month Bochsa is still playing the
harp.
MISS DAVENPORT, the distinguished tragic actress has
been playing very successful engag in Pttsburg
The newspapers speak of her talent in the aerng
terms She leaves for England the 18th inst in the
steamer Arctic
Mrs. Sinclair closed her engagement at New Bedford
on the 2Sth inst.
Miss Catherine Hays il a great favorite in Canada
She met by the Mayor Of Toronto and committee
Of gentlemen her to that city, escorted
to her hotel by them
The manager of the French Opera has effected an ar
rangement with M me- koska. Her voice is a mezzo
soprano, and said to be very agreeable
JAMES GoRpoN BENNETT, Esq
DnAR SIR-I cannot resist the temptation to express
to yourself and the readers OF valuable paper the
intense pleasure which experienced last Friday evening
in being permitted to listen to the opera of the Enchant-
ress, which was magnicently produced at Nibo's;
but must premise little by saying to those who look
upon this article as coming from interested person
that the writer CT 1t is personally stranger to and all
who are in its production nd the object of
which is to have the merit strongly possessed by
charming Anna Thillon and talented company meet with
its Just reward as also to upon those who did not
hear her that night to well they lose not another
such opportunity Everybody, am sure. must have
heard the Pirates Chorus whiehis played beautifully
by Dodworh yet II they wish to hear ii in all its subl
nifty and grandeur with the additional effect OF fine
orchestra and scenic display before brought for
ward in this or any other city let them remarked
before. lose not another opportunity. With regard to
this latter it certainly would not betoken the mind
visionary TO doubt if the scenery before cluaei
and certainly surpased the last particularly
where the 'pale moonbeams' svery light is here
beautifully shown, the ship in the oing the rolling
of the while the distant chorus of Ever be
happy is heard with effect which alone would give
the appearance If not the Of enchantment; while
the sybs would make you think the beautiful Tta
mia herself with her congeni of Puck Peas Blossom
stood before you. OF all the English operas produced
here this Is and here too Is the justly eminent
Anna Thon takes her stand above all others the effect
Of her sweet voice and charming expression of manner
should certainly give her the OF Euchantrcss.
Never qualification 50 intense that with which
listened to this distinguished songstres but it
sionaly aoyed by the recollection that She
leave May she ever he happy wherever her lot in
life be cast will be the wish Of all who have
heard hci b.