The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

EowIEr Eth. Tsr TIE A., :. re enssse@ep
all, who IL very popular are attracting very large
auc eDees. Tic selections for this evening are
Jonathan Bradford" with MI. Burke az Caleb Sorm-
MAGE; Tic comedietta called 'Ole Ball. in which he
appears as Ebenezer Calf; and ths s.Widow's Vie.
tim" viii conclude che entertainments with GoodaN
! III three characters ..
BROADWAY THEATRE SIsbee the great Yankee
comedian, Continues to draw large audiences every
| night. The pieces announced Ior tas evening are
the "Yaukee in France"-Silsbce as Sam Patch
| Mrs. Maggie, Miss J. Cougsuhcm, and Mrs. Vernon
will also appear; The Yankee PeddIcr"- Ssbee as
Hiram Dodge. The amrsenents will conclude with.
| MY Young Wife and Old .Umbrella'-DAyidge as
| Gnzzlc.
| NIBLO's GARDEt The anuscmcnts for this even
ing. which are exceedingly Attractive, will con
mence with evolutinns on the tight rope by Gabriel
FIaneois. Madame Axel, Elizabeth, ami III. B,ndia
This viii be succeeded by the new ballot OF "Feur
| dc Marie" Among tue dances are o Pas do
Trois ard Quick Gsl"p IN which the leading
artists will APPEAR and all will ciOae with the fairy
pantomine OF "The Magic Pills."
Burrows THEATaE The amusenents announced
for this evening by the great comedian. Burton ae,
! a"puel in the Dark, with Burtou Is Greenfield and
! Miss Raymond ia three characters. The Chinese
company will Dext EXHIBIT their wonderful floats.
and the new comedy Of "lho Lawyers" will fullo~
The entertainments will close with DAY After the
| Wedding"
NATIONAL TnEArrx.-The same piece which has
been drawing crowded houses every night viii agaia
| be presented this evening, namely. "Unclc Toms
Cabin" We have no more to say in regard to the
| piece. When the manager Intends to make change
We Knew not 1t will be played rs long as ii makes
| money, we suppose.
| ST. CHARLES Observation-Disclosures the active man.
eyer OF this theatre, presents bill Of great variety
fer this evening Tn,se famous dramatic performers,
| Cony end Taylor with their astonishing dogs, APP
pear TO night in the 'Brgand Monk, " and the drama
of"Jack Robinson and hts Monkey" The cperaMc
comedy OF the "Seutnel" will also be produced. No
| doubt there will be full house.
l Nt-cc Tho of dam a +, stab,
| lsbrnent is very large. The dramatic readings by
the Boon children are very Dluoh admired, and the
piece called the 'Msd with the Milking PAIL"
| Il received witt enthusiastic cheers.
! HIPpopRoMg-Th establishment Is FLIED every
day. The reflections for this day the Field Of
| The Cloth Of Colo" "Fete de Louis Oustor7e"
chariot and hurdle races, exercise OF tho me
mage. steepie chase, and variety Of other IN
:, tsTesting fetes
| CnRisry's OPERA House. is crowded nightly, and
| will always be largely patronised. Thc pcrftr-
msnces are very amusing, ami deserve what they re
! Ceive-iublic appreciation.
WooD's MNsraELs attract very large audiences
nightly The singing, chorus, instrumonts psriorm-
! ces AID dancing arr much admitct
| BUCKLeY's ScRssApsRs give excellent entertain
nsents az the Chiicse kooms. Their concerts pa
! tTonised by very respectable citizens.
OWENS ASCENT OF MoNr B1ANo.-This enter
| tsirneNt il making head@ay with the intelu gent
public. The lect,uet III very taicotcd ead Possesses
versatile abilities, asd the scenic illustrations are
beautiful.
HorE CEArEL.-The Panorama Of Niagara II be-
ing exhibited every evening AZ this establishment
il is well worth seeing.
THE OPENING or THE ARCH STREET. THEATgE--
The Arch street theatre says the Philadelphia
l.edger Of the 22d inst, opened for the season ON
Wheauey & Drew. Tho house was crowded 70 ex-
cess, with as fine a display in the boxes of we'll
dressed ladies' us is seen at the most fashionable
theatres in the city. The enterprise Of the lessee
\ a nd
they made Cue demonstration Of their determine
ton TO support them in their weld,rected efforts to
maintain unobjectionable dramatic entertainments,
so necessary TO the wants and the business Of large
| city like Philadelphia. The play Of Money" was
I well performed Throughout, and ELECTED much ap-
plause. A. the conclusion OF the play, in accord
aDce with general call, Mr.. Whcatley came for
ward ard delivered neat address, which, ~ it ex-
h!bits more fully the intentions Of the lessees We
| give as fellows -
IAs,es and Gen,le.sn--I tAa,a you for your KIDD
you, generous greeting After MACY years devossd
Jour serv1ce and yasasger address you this
evsnrg for fret time Lessee Of theatre IL Is
With nsoH nd. nss thss enter upoa this diaisai. =
ths aI6u0us undertaking: bu. the memory ths mssy
fayors have hnhsrto received warrants hoe thai
rsy be suPpoi ted BY contua OF that appgoba
which has In tro, past rewarded my efforts please
yoa NJ ce1Getnce is augmented by sba reflection taat
Do not stal Acne IL trss ertecprssc Ny Colleague
s osss who though comparatively ssaofer in rhiia-
dsiph.a, has slseasy Accarsd the admiration Of tue
thtstfe gong ptL ic IiEe Cesar, he say 81 cane
raw! | cosqoe cd ~ Go CT John ID ew is a
guarantee of We siIl labor 70 make tho
dr,ns, where rssasl tntsrsarTsus and iassruc on in
shes must Aatg 20 EtrL the mind affect tls nsgi
;ir-es he fouac RS end and purpose of she stage
49, in Ire language u Shsk peare, 10 hold tho mt
Tor UP 70 rs'use; TO shee viltas her own feature,
scosn her own image AID The yery es and body Of the
lilac bic form apd preoace 10 do CUTS ard to d, 1t
well vn 10 our earnest aim sts sndsavor. ms peos-
Teris a.o rednrrnsnt Of community rsy. il, sceat
cogee, 30 niossnreu By the pubic susemeats provided
fax IT, j ,hese ae a cseyse aud dssecn; character,
tie public n,soDess, ire putisc morals end tSe pubic
welfare feel ,sa the rsrni stone inadencs
This has been she case in every ase AID in eyey ooan
ty Recyeaten 10 Heces.sry for Bsrk;n and tho s.ags
properly cLduc.ed the erst and tss. OF enortsiaenJ
Till the theatrs should not Ire idsred for
asaaent alone; The ocjot Of the dranc Is Of higher
| cfGn:
TO wake this soul b, tender strokes or art
To rnioe the ecoius AID 10 meod tie heart;
| 10 mako mankind in conscious virtue bold,
Ilve Ger each sceIe and be what they behold.
! Fer shis the tragic muse isat trad the stage,
| Commanding .sss 10 stream through every age;
| Tyrsnts 60 more their savage naturc kept
4 And les to virtue wondered how they eept.
But II those no the attibutes o. tns tragic muse,
comedy also claims Admiration and respect esoay
may b ns.dcied the standard Of virtue, comedy i
stage has lts faulss-what human Institution = without
tae@ We hofe, with your asistAncs, TO do sousthns
IN the Wy o. The drama must V saagrs for
four hundred years the theatre has louhod ana Will
eo.tlnue to flourish, though
OK her rargsd sn,pste fall"
TIA nssion great enc Iseust that in our haed It
viii he perverted. We Will endeavor TO dschrgs
duties faithfully, looking 70 you With hope for
souniesasco snd support win encourage And strength
as in arduous undertaking
Mr.. John Drew came forward after a unanimous
call, and, though unprepared for speech, made
very neat and effective address, interpreted with
humorous dsshes and hits, which made the house
ring again with laughter. The company, as far a.
we are able to judge OF the few who are "a yet IN
known to fame In tis quarter, will BIO a very inc
one and the pieces viii be performed /, most salts
factory manner which will ensure the constant favor
Il tho public.
Supreme Coust-spccial Torn
Before Judge Morris.
rycIstos--STAY or PROCEEDINGS.
.E,se Il. Tu;Tont against Nicholas Qgackealos
mud osbers II, tbia care 0 motion WAS made by tho