The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28


BownY THEArRz-Ths beautiful play by Sheridan
Knowles called The Wife," win commence the amuse
ments this evening-Mr Eddy Julian st. Pierre AMI
Mrs Parker as Mariana The entertainments VIII termi
nate with the performances Of the French and Spanish
dancers il berg their last appearance and the receipts
nent and in the beautiful ballet OF Ia sylphde" Tae
very sccompsbed and splendid danseuse Nile de Melissa,
the chars Of La syphide in which she viii display all
the brilliant featu Of her srths pas are beautiful and
her carriage exceedingly graceful.
BROADWAY THEATRE The benefit Of Mr.. Davenport
takes place this evening when Miss Kate Saxon from the
Theatre Royal DruIy Lare will make her nrst appear
in the character of Heea in the Hunchback" She
spoken Of az possessing splendid comic abte and nc
dubt will be great card for Mr. Davenport Mad Ponisi
viii persona the character Of Julia Mr.. Conway
Ma ter Waller, and Mr. Davenport Sir Thomas Clifford
The entertainments win close with ITO Paris and Back for
Five Pounds" 1t is hoped Mr. Dayenport's friends will
give him bumper.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-Donetti's troupe OF trained
keys goats aud dogs are attracting large audiences
nightly to this very popular place Of amusement Their
eas are really surprising Besides their performance
there are aedoscopcal views and magic changes given
bv sienor Dopett The Entertainments commence this
afternoon with the celebrated eats of the moakeys and
conclude with the kaedoscopical views and In the even
pg, the "TuIkith Lovers and the performances OF us
monkeys.
AMERICAN MusEUM.--The beautiful comedy BY Bulwer
called the "Lady of Lyons will be performed this after.
noon, with Mr. C. W. Clarke and Miss Me- layer Claude
NelDOte Pauline. the pieces, calico
the phenomenon" and .Luks the LAborer."
ST. CHARLES THEATRE-The dramatic selections consist
Of "a Kiss In the Dark, and Ladies' Rights in 1885,"
which will be given in the afternoon In the evening,
ladies' Rights" .Glancs at New York." and the
dumb Girl of Genoa" The patrons of this theatre
informed that there will be afternoon performance
every day. and that Monday Mr. Heuste the treasurer,
tai es his benefit.
ances given here every afternoon and evening They
consist Of chariot races, stag hunts tournaments tun
bling poney racing and other pleasing rainments
Of Mr.. Samuel Belts, the treasurer All the leading
eqnestraps will appear the occasion. As it is the last
night Of the the amphtheatre will most likely be
crowded
BENEFIT or THE NEW YORK Observation-Disclosures An
derson gives one of his very amusing entertainments
this evening for the above sudabe purpose at Metropo
Titan Hall fine selection of his best necromantic feats
will be given on the occasion.
CHssTY's OPERA HousE-Thi. place OF amusement
continues to be crowded, notwithstanding the great
Der Of theatres and other places Of public entertainment
which ere daily open in this city.
WOODS MISsraEIs.-This band receives well merited
cheers every evening" Their choruses and instrumental
performar ces are pita.
OWENS ALPINE RAMBTEs = The attendance at the Chi.
Rooms to hear Mr. Ovens relate his adventures to
Mont Blanc, which he illustrates With beautiful paint
ngs is very respectable and the audience delighted
with Mr.. Ovens initiative powers.
NEW ORLEANS smENADrRs-This famous band appears
at the Chinese Rooms Monday evening They perform
to night at Newark, N. J.
NIHos SAIOON-Ine grand concert OF Maname f0renc.
zy the distinguished Hungarian vocalist and pianist will
come OF this evening She will b assisted BY the cee
bated vionis Paul Julien who win display his great
artistic abilities the occasion. Mr. Tmm will preside
at the piano. From what learn the saloon will
be crowded by the fashionable people Of the city.
MADAME BosrwIck will give grand musical festival on
Monday evening" at Nblos Saloon when she win present
her numerous admirers with programme comprising
selections from all the great composers Of the day
BAsvARDs Holy LAND can DO seen every evening at
Georapa Hall. As there great numbers Of religious
people at esent in New York know Of place where
they can while away an evening with m ,re pleasure.
The following performers engaged at the varie-
ties theatre, st. Louis-Ar and Mrs. Farren Mr. and
Mrs Held, Mr.. and Mrs. Field Mr.. and Mrs Brunton,
Nessrs. George Holland Ben Debar, Mark Smith, Welsh,
Wright Huotley, Linden, Allen, &c Mechanics vales,
Waldauer, Hill and CAulneld.