The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-23

Thestzscal AnussUsnss q uew Yerk.
Notwihsa .dDg the approach Of tia aog daya the vs
Gus theatres Of the metropolis have not q.
psrsnee any dminuon Of patronsgs but have the sane
well filed houses which have rewarded their sxsrtasu
throughout tho winter Franeonis Hippodroms
has Yielded novelty il concerned t. the Chinese
Tong Hook Tong troupe at Nibos, which ct present
situtes most interesting element among the sights and
anusements Of New York The company consists Of
ny performers natives Of China Japan and other Eastern
nations and as this is the first time that have had
the Celesals appearing In such character in this at
tude the curiosity to their representations is neces
sarily very great.
The Hppodrome has, however, lost of its attrac
ons, but draws immense attendances to witness each
performance. The stag hunt which for some time past
has been in course Of prep aaon to be produced with
great magn6cenee this afternoon and evening" the per-
formances commencing with the splendid mock tourna
ment
Madame Alboni, assisted by several distinguished ar
tist including Rose de Vres, Is to give grand concert
in Metropolitan Hail. on Thursday evening, for the bene
fit of the talented conductor ssnor L. ArdH For the
first time here, Mad Aboni viii sing "Di Tanti Palpt"
from Tancreds opera. This will be the last opportunity
for citizens to hear the great conrato, she takes
her departure hence for Europe, on Saturday next,
The Sontag troupe will soon be in New York again. We
understand that Madam Sontag viii not for the present
visit the Eastern cities, but will merely give single con-
cert each of the towns of Providence New Bedford Taun
ton, Worcester, Springfield Hartford and New Haven 1t
is in contemplation by her to form English opera
troupe with Sims Reeves, Forbes and other eminent
tis and to give opera here during the summer months
sgnora Stsanone is giving very splendid and success
full operate entertainments in Richmond, Va.
Paul Julien gave concert at the Atheneum, Brooklyn
Ia 0a;un<o hafor
New York audience Thursday evening next when he
is perform at the complimentary concert to be given
to Nine Aurelia Forenczy, at Niblos Saloon.
While the remaining fixtures and furniture of the Astor
Place Opera House sacrificed at the hammer, few
days ago. advertisements have been published asking for
architectural plans for the Academy of Music to be
located at the of Irving place and Fourteenth
street. So the world wags
Burtons theatrei has been enjoying its usual good for
in the way of overHowiug houses Mr. Burton has
made short engagement Of Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Will
ams who appear this evening in the two Irish pieces
"The Custom Of the Country" and "Unsle Pats Cabin"
In the Broadway there has been ct length an inter
mission of "Macbeth," which had for weeks been pre-
ented nightly to large houses This evening Forrest
appear in his favorte character Of Jack Cade The
performances conclude with the laughable comedy Of
"To Paris and Back for Five Pounds"
Mr.. Wallack has again resumed the sock and buskin
the stage of his theatre where his personal act
ing receives the most fattering concentrations. To-
night he appears In his original character of Martin
Haywood, in the interesting drama of The Rent Day."
in which Lester plays Toby, and Blake Bullfrog The
sfterpiece is announced as "Asmodeus."
The charming French and Spanish danseuses, who
created such excitement in Nibo's last summer,
now delghting the fashionable people of the eastern
quarter Of the city in the Bowery theatre Soto, Pou
c,,d nd <ho s%of< Tho hall %
appear to night in two advertisements.
The National theatre interests and it's audience
this evening" by the representation of "The Turkish
LOVERS AID the production Of sgnor Donets troupe
of monkeys and dogs, whose performances created
much fun and excitement at the Aston Place Opera
House year ago. The amusements conclude with N.
Doneth's kaleidoscopic views.
The st. Charles theatre has, during it's brief existence
under its present management attained and very de-
servedy, large share Of popularity. There three
interesting pieces advertised for this evening" and
to evening Mr. J. Pilgrim is to take benefit on
which occasion Evelesn Wilson, is to be presented.
At Barnum's Museum, Sheridan Knowles beautiful
drama of the Hunchback" is to be presented this
ing.
The Bowery Amphtheatre maintains its rivalry to the
Hippodrome with much spirit.
The two negro minstrel concert rooms-Christys and
Wood's-are among the most agreeable and popular of
city amusements and particularly patronized by
strangers visiting New York.
Professor Anderson, commences this evening at Metro
psktan Hail. the first Of series Of three farewell per-
fornances previous to his departure hence for Europe
Mr. John Owens unique representation Of the ascent
of Mont Blanc has proved extremely attractive in this
metropolis. The other panoramic exhbition-Banvards
Holy Landstill draws large attendances The Museum
Of Egyptian Antiquities at the Suyvesant Institute is
very curious and interesting collection and well dsssrv
inc of inspect0u.