The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

BownY TMAnA-Ths nsw drama, "Oviltssaeas "O
TO b played this svsaias for the FIRST time, q this ~
n. Mr. dL 70 spP,ss :. a:ssu a,. s.e p sri
Broadway TmAnz-This evening" "Ths Elder Broth
or" which attracted great house Tuesday evening,
il to played again. Mr.. Anderson Misc Fanny Moraat
Mr. Fisk and others, appear in the principal oharactsss
The new farce Antony and usopAta y also to b Play
cd.
NATIONAL THxAnE-eUnels Toms Cabin" this svsal,g.
and every evening during this month
IN which Miss Robertson Las n.1s
great hit as Maria. The scenic drama, "Paris snA
is also to be played for t the ,s.. might but ca
seat was to be had at seven O'Clock.
wAr1Acx's TmArRK-The sparkling petite COMEDY.
swhere there's Win there's Way and the drama ne.
evening In these pieces Miss Laura Keene Mrs. breugh.
am Mrs. Cramsr, Mrs Conover, Mr. Walcot Mr. Lester.
Brougham Mr. Thompson, and the rest OF the taee'so
company appear.
r Ar rnR HuroDRoxr, this evening, capital programme
Is to be given The bill includes the steepe eAass
and all the other novelties
AMERICAN MusrUM-At this establishment, this after
and evening excellent dramatic performances are
announced in connection with the graiies ana the 70
mander OF the curosities making an attractive ens@-
tainment.
tnRHrY's MISsrRKIs, 472 Broadway give one Of ths.
popular embellishments this evening Songs Dances ana
instrumental solos, make up the programme
WooD's MINISTRIES, 444 Broadway are nightly attract.
ing large audiences The talented give great
| Satisfaction 10 their frendS and the pubic
BuonxY's selections from the operas popular gises
and beautiful solos, make up the programme for this
| evening, and very ane one it is.
ACADEMY HAI.--At this hall 663 Broadway, Mr.. Per-
ham exhibiting the Seven Mile Mirror and any person
who purchases four tickets entitled to of the nun
| dred thousand gifts for the people.
The Baroness de Berg pianist, is about starting q
tour through United States She win
assisted by several professors vocal and instrumental
Miss Gertrude Dave is dancing at the Chestnut street
theatre, PHILADELPHIA where she is great favorite.
Mdlle Carotta Grisi leaves for st. Petersburg where
she engaged for the winter She returns at the
close Of season. and direct to London where
she is engaged.
Mr. Bum comes shortly before London again In his
double capacity author and lecturer Mr. Bentley has
announced his work, which is entitled Old England
and New England
Among the Italian operas forthcoming during the winter
season in Italy the Gazette Musicale annohnce on Italian
authority Ida di Benevento, by Di Giosa; Matilda d
Ostan - BY Pstil Valencia Contadino, by Moscense
"Margarita di 0stcrgogna," BY Petrorini Uessrs "a
Bazan, BY Trayersarii Angola al Ghsm%s ~ I'd
COSTA; 81 tire Peccati di Diavolo," by Cortosi and
L'Alchimista,' by Ros.
The new ballet at the Grand Opera Of Paris, Gaia ct
Mytisn with music by NJ PORTER is its name imports,
on classical subject. The denouensel is serious The
principal in it sustained by Mde Priora
and Madame Guy Stephan
N. Duperche, French dramatic author. has died at
Batignoes, ut the age of ninety HIS last drama was
| represented just thirty ysarssgo
The Berlin popdent Of the London Morning Chref
Gle announces the success Of Macchavel new ave
Hcr serious play just produced in the Russian capital me
work Of Frauein Schmits
That much talked of engine of unsettement-R Russian
brbery-has at last it is said, succeeded in beguing
Mde Rachel to St. Petersburg for year and hall
with the it is UNDERSTOOD Of the manage
of the Theatre Francois. EGO 900 is the named
the honorariun for Mdle RachePs self and partYs
during the eighteen months in question.