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


BowEnY THEATRE.--The popular play entitled "Thc
Robbers, in which Mr.. Eddy Mr.. Stevens, and Miss
commencing featur Of this establishment to night The
operate spectacle Of LA the cast Of which
embraces several Of the principal members Of the
ny, will conclude all.
BsoApwAY THEATbE-Mi,s Julia Dean. the accom-.
plrhed American actress il to appear Pauline In the
wa, G si ssa y Mp G0n
Married and Sette6n original farce by j. Sterling
Coyne to be the concluding feature The principal
characters viii be sustained by Mr.. Dayidge Mr. Viii
ting. Mrs. Seton, and Mrs. Vernon.
NIBLo's GARpEr.-This evening is set apart for the
benefit Of Miss Fitzpatrick, whose personstons have
always contributed much to the pleasure Of her audi
ences We hope the public viii give her substantial
proof Of their appreciation of her merits TO- night The
pieces selected the School for Scandal Roland
for an Oliver and the ballet Of La Msa de Sevllan
Burrows THEATRE The comedy Of the seriou.
Family" which has had such unlimited this
to be play to night together with the popular comedy
OF Begone, Dull Care The casts embrace the whole Of
Burons excellent company. The orchestra will execute
several ovcrtures and popular pieces of music.
NATIONAL THEATrE-The entertainments to be given
this evening consist Of the Robber Monk with Cony
and Isyi'r in the Leading chsracers This piece win b
Irish Princess which has been witnessed during the past
week with enthusiastic plsudis. The entertainments
conclude with the piece called the Snowman and Mem
key in which those great fcvores Cony and Taylor
viii display their dramatic ability
WALLAcKs THrArrE-A great treat is offered to the
0Keefes fine comedy Of Wild OATS viii be presented
With cast Of characters which cannet fail to crowd
every department. Mr. walack appears in his famc us
cha oil which he has played both in london
ard this city former occasions With such signal sue
GERS and amidst the enthusiastic cheers Of delighted
disnces. Blake plays rir George Thucder; Broughau
John Dory and Rea Farmer Cannon The female
characters win be filed by Mrs Buckland Mrs Cramer
and Mrs Stcvens. The anusemepts conclude with tho
Lottery Ticket
AnIRrcis Nrnus.--Tbe new and successful tsmper-
anee drama entitled the Last Nail the Drunkards
received yesterday by crowded honses Two sttrse;,e
pieces will be given in the afternoon.
WinTEs THEATRE or VARIETIES Tho same excellent
Is to be repealed to- night Chanffau John Dunn and
seymour are euthu.astcaily appauded every sigu BY
deserve unlimited support.
CHRsTY's 0rLRA HoUsr.--Chiisty's Ethiopian Opera
troupe, whose concerts during The oas ak years have
been received With tuch decided sataction by densly
crowded houses announce very abrasive programme
for this evening.
woop's kissrnrLs-This popular band Of minstres
continue TO be witnessed by crowded houses ever
and their performances give the utaost delight. The
programme which they announce for this evening
| ecllent
PAsoR.NA OF CunA.--Ths beautiful painting Is being
exhibited nightly " the Chinese Assembly Broad
way The lovers Of the beautiful in art should b. AL
means see II.
Mr.. ZuKnrLs CoNcFpr IN BposxLyS This grand con-
cert 10 take place tsE evening in BrookyR the Ply
mouth Church He Is to be assisted by Madame sontas
sgnor Pozzolini and Mr. Eokert The programme COM
prises many Of the most popular musical gems.
sytIJ pretty snd prsiseworthy Affair came of th-
stage Of the National theatre being presentston Of
massive silver pitcher 70 Mr. Thomas Bewes, late
turer OF the theatre MI BoFes TO sail for Aus
tfalia with his family which place he intends making
hiS pamansnt reiserce The pitcher bears the follow.
Ing inscription -" Presented, Nov. j, 1851 10 Thomas
Bowles, Esq, BY hs personal friends Of New York city
U. tAaaisa as Fastisg testikonisl VI the exalted
regpscL estce therfh.a ny them tbs truly ,bs
attribute thai have 0itinghishsd his private anl pnbs
department tbrooah many years Of social and ntnste
scquaintahcc tenaerinF, the SAME, their heargais
II. aun a.
/ and beloved smy. utpor 70 vbo~ honor " tro.
4 signed, Teyior. +. Clarke, wm. GaDcc A Il.
\ Purdy, Cen u1i,toc.n
The pe- kation0i theatre Boston was opened ON tbs
4 let. inst, with = very fashionable aa8ieEoe
hr Murdoch had benefit at Clnsieusti ON the ge,a
\ nit.
\ llR WEBsrHR's DEBTS At n uootinr OF cit.cns
/ Of Mancboster, n. H., the 31st ut tho ges Ne
Dayir ~bC bod just returned from Asrshdsd rsoarksa
word about bs dehts had hfsrd again and a., Al,
that be did not Tay inquired OF 1r Aohats said ne
Mr. Davis, fem my personal KNOWLEDGE derived tcon
keeping tho private accounts OF Nv Webster I bsye
some opportunity Of knowing Not t rnch has been
presented for Leo more years dnrng which period
beve been with hun, but hge been promptly paid
fcy days be0ie be died, he saicd the ovorecer bia
arm, gave him Eve hundred iolsrs 10 pay every
and sent FOR the minister and raid all thai due him
20 IL ehs not be Sid Daniel Webster died In debt 10
man These the words OF his private secretary and
began e think those who knew Webster best loy I'D HIN
most and sic I was convinced Of Il snd more as