The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-14

AMUsEMENTs.
RowERY THEATRE-DooRs OPEN AT s,s, CUR,
ID tain rises at O'Clock
Friday evening" January P}T Il Win be performed
hsssa 1ss"ss9 R s'.s Nj ei ssss:
Oneactah. ..... Mr.. Eddy Kate. Mrs Yeomans
starkhs am, Mr.. Dawson viOletah Hiss Miss Heron
Pas de Deus Miss G. Dawes ss and Mr. Fletcher
Two celebrated Th py rFTHsp CHEF N the Orchestra
DAubriol. Mr.. Hamilton Rachael Mrs Broadley
DURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREET.-DooRs
ID open at Ga; to commence at O'Clock.
evening 2ea AND s. GROW F e FxT
Uns Adele EtOn w. Mrs Fisk
Old Eaton Mr. sssrrst MRS sreSsur Mrs Sersoa
Ballad" The Emigrants lament. Mrs. Holman
ovsrturs' waafs Pa nSS oNN the Orchestra
jacques Mr.. Placide Rose 800. Mrs. Bernard
Thomas Trot Mr. Burton Annette. $500: Miss Fisher
NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM sTREET-DO0Rs
~ open at 6H curtain rises at O'Clock
Friday evening" FIJI sn EVE Of + y ss Reformed
GALE BREEzEIY Or 6R The YARN OF TAR ''''
THE sICIIIAN BRIDE
WHITES THEATRE OF VARIETIES, II AND 10
wv Bowery, near Chatham square-c, White, Proprie-
ne6t Of Rose and Jerry Merrifed Friday, January a.
SIX DEGREES OF CRIME.
THE ROUGH DIAMOND.
Evergreen M s.cE na r. Mortified
DARNUMs MUSEUM. POSITIVELY LAST DAY BUT
ID one of Tom Thumb-At o'clock this afternoon Tom
Thumb and RAYMOND AND AGNES. Att this evening,
Tom Thumb and the FORTY THIEVES. Fortified Horse
and his Rider besides world Of additional novelties to
BIO SEEN Admission to the whole Museum, &C., Is
cents; Parquet and First Balcony, 1879 cents extra.
CHRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE, NO. 47a BROADWAY
~ above Grand street-Open every night during the
week. under the sole direction and personal
OF r. Christy whose concerts in this city, for past
and ~ ~ esn re-
Doors open at 63z; to commence at IL O'Clock.
GERMAN NATIONAL THEATRE, So BowERY.-E.
" Peyel Drector-This evening, (Friday) January
a. at O'Clock precisely XE w aGr Be performed
highly interesting comedy having been composed ex
pressy for the celebrated actress, Rachel.
THE iH NVo diSSSSs RENbvoUs MISS 0"aS
a very amusing farce Between ,. the two pieces,
Admssion-S1, so cents, 81 u cents % cts 1s2 cts
METRoPoITAN HALL-sUNDAY EVENING JAN
The public is respectfully informed that the word-re
''"''N '''" MADAME MARIETTA A1BoNI
will appear for the
FIRST TIME AMERICA,
GRAND oRAToR1o,
SACRED MUSIC,
Assisted by the following distinguished Arstes;-
SIGNORA c. VIETTI VERTIPRACH,
MAD. sIEDENBERG,
sIGNoR sANGIovANNI
SIGN0R COIErTI,
SIGNoR BARIII,
HERR 2OHR.
Musical Conductor. sig Ariiti
An additional and effective Chorus
The whole Of Rossini's celebrated
srABAT MATER
and the prayer from
MOSES IN EGYPT
Admission to all parts of the Hall ................Sl
PROGRAMME.
Grand Overture of Stabat Mater by Mercadantc-Ful
Orchestra.
Introduction stabat Mater" by Mad sieden-
berg, signora vetti, Sig. sangioyanni Sig Barili,
Solo and Aria, "Cujus Amman, by Sig saugiovanni
Duet, "Quis est Homo by Madame ALBoNI and Signora
Solo and Aria "Pro Peccatis, by Sig. coietti
Rectatve and Chorus, Facut Ardeat, Sig Coetti and
Chorus.
ouartour ''Finnati vuncra" Mad siedenberg, sgnora
Vietti, Signor Sangioyanni, and Sig Barili.
PART IL.
Cavatina and Solo, "Facut Portem," Signora vetti.
Grand Aria and Chorus " Inaamatus,' Madame AIBoSI.
Quartour, "a sole voc) .'Quando Capus Moretur,'
Madame AInoN1, sgnora Vietti, Sig sangovanni,
and Sig. Colett
Grand FINALE "Amen," all the principal Artstes and
Chorus.
The Sacred Concert will conclude with Rossini's
PRAYER OF NOISE,
Sung by
MADAME ALBONI,
All the principal Artistes and Chorus.
Admission to all parts of the house ............s1
Seats can be secured at Messrs. Hall Sons Satur
day, jan 10, after O'Clock, A. NJ, and at the Hall in
the evening
Doors open at 61s o'clock Concert commences at ~
O'Clock
An efficient corps of Ushers have been engaged who
will be distributed throughout the Hall in such numbers
as will enable every person to find immediate accommo