The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

BowyRy THEATRE of the entertainments which are
isete BY Mr. Han bn fer this evening" sen the
milan Girl" with Messrs. Stevens, Hamilton Dunn, Mrs
H. p Grsttan As Hifert in the leading characters
Tee whole will conclude with the drama called the
smugglers Of the MIL
BROADWAY THEATRE The and beautiful opsrstic
fairy spectacle entitled the PERI which mas been pro-
expense wi again be presented this evening with the
excellent cast The entertainments viii terminate
the new opera can be those who have not yet
seen it. should embrace this opportunity.
NIBLe's GARpES.-In consequence Of the rehearsal Of
produced Saturday evening there will be perform.
ance to night To morrow evening Madame Anna Thu
Ion takes benefit when The opera called the Daugh
ter Of the Regiment !" will be presented
Burrows The The excellent piece called Paris
ana Lcnden," which !: 50 much admired win again BE-
performed might with pyott As vsSoust volst Mis-
the French hair dresser, and Burton - Thomas Trot
The isuehabls farce Of One thousand Mfiusrs" the
Of which keepS the house In of laugh
ter, Will conclude the auusenents
NATIONAL THEA1RE.--The drama called Landmarks
and seagulls," win commence the amuseuents, with
nearly al the talented dramatic company in the cast
This piece viii Be followed BY the new and original panto
mime called the site Lilly" which has been In pre-
p.r.on for long time The scenery Is new and beau
tu and the principal characters will be sustained BY
those talented artists Cony Taylor and Master Taylor
WALLAcK's THrArRE.--The splendid comedy Of Speed
the Plough" with east Of shsrseers which cannot fall
to draw large and fashionable audience viii
the entertainments II 10 seldom that these fine old
comedies well acted but when in the nrst rank
characters in speed the Plough such as Blake Lester
Walcot, Brsughsm, Reynolds, Mason, Miss Fanny Cra
ner Mrs Blake, Mi: oI.nsr And Mrs Hall. tn. ysitsls
may calculate rich dramatic treat The whole will
conclude with High Life Below Stairs !"
wHITEs rpEATRE or VApETrEs-Ths same excellent
performance which given here last evening" to DO
Black Post" ard the -. Young Widow" The enter
taismeA generally afford the srsatest pleasure to the
vifiters.
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Maid Of Munster Ia to be given this afternoon aud
the drama Of the Ferty Thcves' in the evening The
saloon every day crowded By very select audiences
CiRcusAn attractive seIsction Of equestrian enter.
tshmsns for this evening ct the Bowery
Auphthea tre series ef novel performances will be
given during tho holidays.
CHaIsrY,s 0PrRA HOUSE, Ohrsty's Hinstrels offer
another good for this evening consisting Of
melodies, isstiumtn tai perfornascss and dAacing.
WooD's MrsTRIb have provided dns selection Of Ne
gro amusenents for to night The entertainments
pstronized BY very respectable audiences.
RopERr HrLLHa offer another excellent programme OF
necromsntc performances for this eysning-he will give
most Of his surprising fssts Of magic.
BArvAnps PArsaANA or THE HoLr LAND This beau
tifu painting OK the Holy Lana continues to be sx-
hbted ct the Georama 500 Broadway, with great
cess.
Ma. CHARLEs wMrrxY This inimitable fmpersonstor
of Indian American British IRISH aaA Hooser orators
ct the request OF families 70 continue his even
nss with the people, will give another Of his entertain
Esns. On ss,s s,s,ss the 18th Inst. Re win r.
and give scene from King Lear These eutsrtainmsnh
please oil olasess-the grave and the gay.
The opening Of the theatre ct Albany, the 20th
Inst fully attended and the said to
have pssed on oreditab,y. Madame De A~gusrittss
delivered the following
Ksthousht my task asesmpished-but lad
II part most difhculs remains behind.
ss my sSss
But now, must produce myseh-poor me
who hath nor pkill, nor soiense-as you
Twas easy 10 explore the realms Of taste,
Thence to evoke the temple you have GrAced.
The Golden Wand fA magic spell hath xrouxht-
Behold In these bright forms Survives my tSsugkt
And now come to oonseerAts the Shrine
To you give tits NO longer mine.
I would but welcome those beugnant powers
That blessed the drama In its brighter hours.
Once let beauty cor descend 10 suite
On the brief pageant and the gorgeous vile:
Once more let gaat try with sense unite, /.
And cheer u you've shesrsd to night.
And II some shadowso'er the picture fall,
The sunshine Of your smile viii brighten all