The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

BowERy TnEArRE.-The popular national drama
entitled Putnam the Iron Son of rs, is to be rep
resented this evening at the Bowery The charac-
ter Of Putnam will be sustained by Mr. w. j. Smith,
who will introduce his splendid horse Roscius, in
the perous leap--the other leading parts are as
signed to Mr. Eddy and Mrs. Parker. The nautical
drama Of the "Wreck Ashore will also be played.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Mr and Mrs. Barney Will
liams, who have been delighting large assemblages
for the past three weeks at the metropolitan theatre,
are to appear in two fall plays this evening The
commencing feature will be the new comedy, enti-
tied Its the Custom of the Country, in which Mrs.
Barney Williams will peIsonate the character of Me-
lisse and the terminating piece will be the dramatic
Irish drama Of "Ireand as 1t Is,' which will intro
duce both Mr. and Mrs. Williams.
NipLo's GARDEN.-Balfes celebrated opera of the
Bohemian Girl which was enthusiastically APP
plauded on Wednesday evening by crowded assem-
blage, is 10 be repeated tonight Nine Anna Thillon
suta ming tie character Of Airline Mr.. Frazer that
of Thaddcns, and Mr.. Hudson, Devshoof. We ad
wise those who intend going this evening, to be early
in attendance.
NATIONAL THEATRE--rbe new dramatic version
OF ''Uncle Toms Cabin, is attracting densely crowd
ed audiences to the National. 1t viii be epeated
tonight with those taented and popular performers
little Cordelia Howard, Mr. G. c. Howard, Mr.. G. G.
Gelmon, Mr.. c. X. Fox, Mrs. Fox, and Mrs. q. O.
Howord, appearing in the principal characters, sup
roricd by the full strength OF the National company
AMERICAN MUsEUM,-Donetti's celebrated troupe
Of performing monkeys dogs and goats continue TO
attract very large and highly respectable assem-
blapes to the lecture room Of this establishment
They are announced again for this evening. The
afternoon entertainment will comprise negro deli
neations by Whites SerenGders
FRANcoNi's HppoDRoMe.--rhe programme for
this afternoon and evening, at this very popular es-
tuhIishment, comprises many highly entertaining
equestrian features The house continues 70 be well
filed, and the performances are received with as
much eclat as ever.
CuRIsrY's AMERICAN OpERA HoUsE.--C hristy' 8
Ministries, whose Performances for several years past
have met with such decided appreciation advertise
selection of songs, dances, instrumental solos and
BIZ rcgquCs for this evening, which cannot fail IN az
tracing crowded assenIblaSe.
WooD's Minstrel HALJ.-This establishment is
in fact better pair, nized than ever, and manager
Wood is lealiZlug ice fortune wood MINISTRIES
have always been great favortes and must continue
So while their present energetic proprietor has the
management. An excellent programme is provided
for this evening.
BroKLEYs ETHIOPIAN OPERA HoUsE-Buck-
ley's Serenaders, whose vocaiZation is rendered
with such harmony, and whose instrumental per-
folnances given with the utmost precision offer
another well selected programme for this evening.
Their hall always full aud their performances are
crowned with enthusiastic plaudits.
BANvARr's holy LAND is still on exhibition at
the Gcorsma. Strangers should not lose the oppor-
tunty OF witnessing this splendid performance.
FRANKENsrEIN's NIAGARA FALLs-This beauti-
full panorama which is exhibition at Hope Chapel,
Broadway, every evening, will amply repay visit.
OWENS ALPINE RAMBLEs.-This truly novel en-.
tertanment which was eagerly sought after
short time since at the Chinese Rooms, Is TO be re-
opened at the new and beautiful location called
Academy Hall, on Monday evening next. Several
new scenes from the pencil Of billiard, have been
added during the recess.
Miss Julia Dean took her farewell benefit at the
Peoples theatre, st. Louis, on the 10th inst