The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01


BowKRr TxATRE.- "Kenneth" and "Der Freschutz'
having been successful will be repeated this evening
Admirers of scenic display should visit the Bowery
BROADWAY THEArRE.-Ths English tragedian, Mr. James
Anderson appears tonight in The Elder Brother and
the comedy OF "Matrimony." Miss Fanny Morant, from
first time in America The bill is an excellent ono Mr.
Anderson plays "Clauds Melnotte' tomorrow evening
NmIos-oMassaniello," which has been successful
Is to be played again this evening with saIv steanons
most the price of ticket to hear the barcdrok and
chorus, "Behold, how brightly breaks the morning.
BuHroS's-To night is to be given the .'Young Ac-
tress with Miss Robinson in the principal part; also.
sParis and London" with Burton, Pacde and others.
NATIONAL THEATRE -'Uncle Toms Cabin tonight.
The play is now in its sixteenth week.
wAIIACK's.-This evening a comsdietta entitled
Messrs Lester Walcot and Miss Laura Keene in the
cast. "Bleak House" is also to be represented.
FRANooM.-The Hippodroms is still attractive The
programme for this evening is full and spicy
AMERICAN MusEuM.-Dramatic performances are given
this afternoon, and in the evening the moral drama,
Charlotte Temple" is announced. All the curioses,
Including the CRATES, will be "about on this occasion
CHRYSTY's MINISTRIES receive their friends at the cid
place, Broadway, Grand street. Singing, dancing
and nstrun entail solos the attractive features Of this
entertainment.
romance of negro melody if such expression be
used The Buckley troupe are doing well, and they de-
serve success.
AT WooDs MINSTREL HALL 444 Broadway the audience
is nightly found too large for the house. and this is
best proof of the merit Of the company.
BLTz at Stuyvesant Institute, continues to and
mysy the people. His tricks are very neatly done.
NJ JULIEN gave his seventh concert at the Music Hail.
in Boston, last night The telegraph reports that it was
the most successful yet gven and that the enthusiasm
OF the audience was unbounSed.
MADAME SosTAG's farewell concert in Philadelphia took
place last night and is said to have attracted immense
and brilliant audiene
Mr. GoTTscHAIK the pianist gave concert at Hartford
last evening to an overlooking audience.
Mrs. G. Bostwick gives concert at Niblo's Saloon
this evening.
The Princesss theatre Londen opened on the 10th Of
October with 'ardanapalus" Mr. and Mrs C. Kean Mr..
Walter Lacy, Mr. Addison, Mr.. Harley, and Mrs Win
stanley, are in the company
The '.powers that be- in Paris said to have inter-
diced the production of the historical comedy by NJ
Alex Dumas about to be given ct the Theatre Francas
and from which much had been expected
The Haynarket theatre was to open on the Oath the
Olympic, the 18th, with and original piece in
act BY Mr.. blanche. The distribution of talent at the
at any other period within recollection The stage of
Drury, after the retirement of Mr. Brooke is, however,
to be again surrendered to equestrian exhibitions but
these will be succeeded BY an operate company inten d.
ed for the encouragement of English musical talent.
On signor Calzolar is imposed the difficult task of filling
the place in the opera company at st. Petersburg,
vacated by the resignation of Signor Mario Signor
Federico Ricc the composer will direct the orchestra
and new opera of his writing will be produced during
believe to be given during the carnival of 1854 at
Parma.
Among other operas by English composers we hear OF
a new work by Mr.. Duggan.
At the Adelpha, piece produced last winter At the
Theatre du Gymnase, called Gun Fills de Famllen by NM
Bsyard and Bevile has been translated and adapted by
Mr. Webster for the London stage, under the title
The Discarded Son. strict dsciplinarian, Colonel
Fermain lr selby) has reason to complain of Albert
Blonde lancer (sr. L. Murry), for being absent from
drill and cites him before him for examination The
young has actually spent the ntervan plain clothes
at the chateau Of the Countess de Berose ss woogar
in company with the Colonel himself without being re-
cognized-had purposey insuted the latter there and
had been wounded in the arm by him in duel. On
meeting with the Colonel again at the barracks oc
casion of the examination aforesaid the young fellow
fegns Dtoxcaton in order the better to disguise his
identity but the Coloneps suspicious are gradually
aroused al in order to clear up his doubts he naics
prolonged pinch on the wounded until the pooe de-
nquent nearly aints with the torture. The courage of
the latter however sustans him to the last and the
Colonel quits the without having obtained the
faction which he sought Albert is subsequently borne
half dead with loss of blood, to the nfrmary. This
the one point for which the whole piece is written. The
hero is the discarded son Of Partisan bankers family;
the Countess de Berose betrothed to the Colonel has
the disguise Of peasant inspired 10 Albert and con
ceived for him. dey ted love- and in the end the Colonel
stern he is and cruel, shows that he has
oer.be heart and resigns his bride to his victim with
good grace.