The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-13
Theatrical ana Musical.


BowERY THrATRE.--Mrs. Fauen, tie popular American
actress IL announced again for this evening She is 10
3aa 81 sne Mars ~, Rs and ss.ss
ether leading characters by Messrs. EDDY Hsmbin WI
Mans Lefasgwell and Miss Herring
BRoADwAY THEATRE = The sterling comedy Of the
Jealous wife" with the accom- riishsi American actress,
Miss julia Dean, in the character of Miss Oakley Ia I'D.
vertsed for this evening at the Broadway Messrs Con.
way Barry, Davidge, Whiting, DAvsppots. Mrs. Vernon
Of "A Lady and Gentleman will like sise be given.
NIBLos GARDES-The wonderful Ravs Family, whose
performances always received with such delight and
evening in the Chinese rsntonsiue called kim kan and
the lerio,ccmc pantomime Of "Jocko, the Brazilian
BURROWS THEATRE Tho ever popular comedy Of the
se1ioua Family with Burtos. Jordan Norton, Miss
Raymond, Mrs Hughes and Mrs. Imam Ia the cast,
and the avore comedy styled the Heir at Law" tbs
characters in which VIII be personated by Burton An
crews, Jordan, Miss Raymond and Mrs Hughes the
pieces offered to night at this establishment.
Cabin which has been Witnessed By densely crowded
houses for several weeks past and which is increasing in
s on svsI
WAIIAcK's THEArRE.-Sheiidan's comedy Of the RI.
yas is to be the commencing feature here this evening"
the cast Of which introduces Miss Laura Kesne Mrs
Bougham, Thompson and walcot in the principal chs
racters The orchestra win play several overturs sn0
Nothing.o
Jun1my's CONCERT Another full attendance. and ed.
thunasc applause testified the hold NJ Julien has oe
the music loving public. The concert last night was
brilliant one; several entirely new pieces, and msny Of
the standard favorites were given in the programme
Both Bottetini and Recher introduced solos. Tho
formers rendering the double bass Of Tarantela
posed by HIMSELF perfect masterpiece Of skill; nor
Reiohert less worthy of pre In his exquisite NOR
cesu for the flute.
AMERICAN MUSEUM Tho dramatic Amusement an
nourced for this afternoon and evening Ia very arac
ss ;hs new t osms.' entitled S ta
Dzs by the Boon Children, and the amueing farce Of
" Taken by Storm"
FRANcoNI's HPPoDRoMR This establishment continues
to do exteneiye business and the perform
received with great appreciation The equestrian sslec
tons for this afternoon and evening are unusually at
tractive.
CHRIsTY,s AMERICAN OpFRA HoUsE-Christy's favorito
band Of negro miustrels have provided well selected
programme for this evening.
WooDs' MINSTREL HALL Those who wish 10 ppend tha
evening pleasantly should witness the excellent negro de.
iDeatis ms Of Woods minstrels.
BroKIEys ETHIOPIAN orERA HOUSE is as wen attended
The pror prcyided for this evening Ia Of
very attractive character.
sIcSoR Blnz drawing very large and highly respscta'
BILE audiences to the StuyvssaDt Ia situte every night
He offers good programme for to night.
FRAsKENsTINs NIAGARa .rths beautiful work OF ART
, continues to attract full houses
| BASvARD's EGYPT Holy LAND ia exhibited wiz
| graf success every night at the Georama.
MRS. scHoIEY.-Ths extraordinary fat woman ia draw
ing crowds of spectators every day ct 4lO BrosdTay
BARONESS De BERG-Tnis plished lady IL to give
her fecond concert at Metropolitan Hall on Thuaaay
| evening next.
| TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
70 SEVENTH STREET, NEW YORK,
September IL, 1858. !
| DEAR sra-I beg leave to correct misstatemeut
which appeared in your paper of this date under the
head OF 'sTheatrical Intelligence" In noticing the
drama Uncle Toms Cabin you state ''the author
Of the version played in Boston. and from which ths
manager realized ten thousand dollars received If
ara For that dramatic version, which W, AZ a at
the novel permit me (tbe author) :. gabncanen o.
hundred dollars. Your obediept - gay received onS
TO THE Ep,- H. J. CONWAY.
Tor OF TUE HERALD.
Ithaving bee Roy new YoHk, September 3. 1853.
fs,ssa - version Of the drama with the above t.is
ct az ne put twenty five dollars beg leave to contra
tne statement ~ assure the public that Mr. e. q.
os or whom dramatizcd the work. for the pur.
rscsr ~ Tsn'ing his wonderful daughter in the cha,
lbgeer o. Eya,) paid me most literally
oot,o aso state In consequence o. the many app.
ons ior the piece that Mr.. G. Howard Of the Trov
NUS museum and Mr. A Il. Purdy, of the National Theatre
d aoIk, are alone authorized to sell copies of the
and none genuine unless procured from them
GEO. L. AIKEN.
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION or Try.