The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26

M ropprsr A. 41u BnoApwAY-On Wednesday even
ug being the dtieth of Mr. Forests present successful
engagement there win be grand gala at the broad~ay
Theatre. The house will be splenddly illuminated ano
no doubt the American tragedan will bs called oeore sns
curtain and make speech expressive Of his gratitude In
having through the patronage Of the lovers Oh the
thus achieved the second greatest hisonic triumph on
record-the FIRST being his engagement here for
ten consecutive weeks The play this occasion Is to
be Othelo.n Macbeth will be produced on Monday
new scenes new costumes and decorations and strong
operate chorus which will give to this tragic master
piece all the charms and attractions OF novelty.
BowERY TiHArRE-The selections made for this
ing by Stevens consist Of the beautiful comedy
of the " Honeymoon Mr.. Eddy as Rolando, and Mrs.
Adams as Zamora The smusements viii conclude with
the Monk and the Gpsy As the receipts are for the
benefit of Mr. w. T. Peterschen the leader Of the Orches
ira who is great favorite II is presumed the house win
be crowded Adkins celebrated brass band will play sew
eral beautiful pieces OF music.
BURROWS TEATRE.-This place Of amusement continues
to be literally patronized by the admirers of good acting
and =" Black Eyed Susan Those who may visit Cham
bers stree. to night may rest assured Of being highly
delighted BY the as the Artists generally
in huse not to speak of Phcide Dyott, and other emf
nent actors.
NATIONAL THrArRE-The production Of the piece
called the Armorer of Tyre has resulted very profit
ably for the manager of this theatre; indeed he has
spared neither exertion nor outlay Of money in order
that should be put the stage in splendid STYLE The
scenery beautiful and the dresses and appointments
rich and appropriate 1t will be repeated tonight, TO-
gether with the farce called Too Late for the Train
WAIACK's THEATRE The internal arrangement of th
theareis such command the respect the
attention to the comfort Of the audience paid
by civil and gentmanly attendants and the stage ma
nagement by Mr. Lester capital The pieces announced
for this evening are, Time Works Wonders Two Can
Play at that Game, and the Ir Tiger" Mr. Blake,
one of the best comedians in the States takes his benefit
tomorrow evening.
AMERICAN MUSEUM The selections for this afternoon
consist of the farce entitled Allow to Apologize, =
in the evening the beautiful drama called the Wllo v
Copse,' in which Mr.. c. W. Clarke, excellent come
dian win sustain the leading character.
ST. CHARIEs-The entertainments at this establish
men consist OF the spectacle called the Execu
ton with Mr. Cook and Miss Mitchell in the leading
parts This piece will be followed by Eyeleen Wilson,
and the amusements close with To Paris and Back or
Five Pounds Mr. Pilgrim is great acquisition to this
theatrehe has ably dramatised several works and We
understand his friends contemplate giving him comp
| mentary beneft-let him have one-he deserves it.
RowERY CIRcus-Madjgan Stones troupe Of eques-
TRANS appear night in variety of exercises in the
ring The graceful equestrenne Miss Rose Madgan, as
also Mr. Hiram Franklin who is considered for his vault
ing somersetng and horsemanshp inferior to none
IN the world viii appear visit 20 the Urcus VIII am
CHRlsHs OPERA HousE.-A fine programme is an
nounced for this evening consisting Of negro melodies,
instrumental performances, and dancing
Woop's MINISTRIES attracting large audiences night
w. The singing good and the instrumental music and
other features nightly received with enthusiasm
BANvARD's Holy LASD.-This beautiful panorama is
visited by highly respectable citizens The lecture is in
teresting and instructive and the illustrations are splen
did.
ROBERT HE11ERs exhibition of necromancy as
popular ever-his second sight nd spirit knocking per-
formances capital receptions.
OWENS ALPINE RAMBEs The Chinese Saloon is visited
every evening by large audiences who are attracted by
the high character Of the entertainment is both
sing and instructive.
Mrs. McCREADy-The termination Of Mrs. McCready IS
short engagement at the Howard Atheneum has been
made the occasion for general expression of crit.
cal opinion to her dramatic talent voice and
y the gong I h o. our
edy favorable Her talent considered to be Of the
highest order and all agreed in the assertion that her
voice is very ne her figure fauess and her address
dy like This, for actress fresh from the dra wing
room very fattering and gives promise that Mrs Nc
Cready is destined to starr it. Miss Fitzpatrick had
played Helen to the Julia OF Mrs McC. over8owng
| h0use.