The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-25
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and afford the greatest pleasure TO the audience
The pieces announced for tomorrow evening are the
drama Of Nick Of the Woods" the fairy spectacle
"Artful Dodger." Mr.. Il. Eddy, Mr.. De Bar and
Miss vallee, in leading characters. The benefit Of
an aftachs o, the Bowery theatre, Mr.: Wadron,
| takes place Tuesday evening. Let him have
bumper; he deserves one.
BROADWAY THFATRE-Tbis theatre has been
crowded in every department during the past week,
ard many persons were compelled to return to their
homes, not being able to procure seats. To morrow
evening Mr.. Forrest appears in the character OF
Othelo, Mr.. Conway as Isg0, Pope as Cassie, Mad.
| Ponisi as Desdemona, and Mrs. Abbott as Emelia.
This cast will be sure to draw an immense audience.
Miss Price will dance and the amusements will close
with the new farce Of The Govt" with Davenport,
Davidge and the Misses Gougenheim, in the leading
parts.
NIBLo's GARDEN.-The lovers Of opera are pro-
vided with fine entertainment for Monday even
ing. new prma donna, Signorina COnstanza
Manzini, will make her first appearance in America,
| in DOD,zettis opera of Lucia di Lammermo0r."
She will sustain the character Of Lucia, Salvi as
Egardo Of Ravenswood, Beneventano as Sir Enrco
Ashton, Rosi as Raimondo, Quinto as Lord Rucklow,
and Signorina Avogadro as Aiss. The Garden will
| present brilliant as.emblage of fashi0nables to-
morrow night.
| Burrows THEATRE The manager of this estab-
lishment is, as usual, engaged in catering we'll for
his patrons. Tomorrow evening he selects the fine
old classical comedy o" Every Man in his Humor."
This piece is the production Of the celebrated Ben
JonsOD, and with the following cast, 1t will be sure
| to draw immense house Burton as Brainworm,
Barrett as Capt Bobadal, Jordan as Downright,
Johnston as Mathew, Andrews as Knowell and Mrs.
auckland as Dame Ktely. Perfection, with Miss
Dora Kate O'Brien, concludes the entertain
ment'.
as usual namely, the successful drama OF Uncle
Toms Cabin" for Monday evening. The house is
bllto 10 "veilowing every night, and, from all ap-
pearances is likely to continue for months to come,
as the piece il so much admired by the public that
many 20 10 see it every night. Purdy is making his
fortune by THIS drama.
| WALLACK's THEATRE-Sheridan Knowles excel
lent comedy of the Love Chase" will commence
the amusements tomorrow evening. 1t will be pro-
| duced with new scenery and the costumes of the
period. Mr. Lester as Wildrake, Dyott as Master
Weller, Thompson rs Fondoye, Reynolds as True
worth, Miss Laura Keene as Constau ace, and Mrs.
Conway as Lydia The orchestra will play several
beautiful pieces Of music, and the entertainments
will conclude with the oomedetta Of Handsome
Husband" Walcott and Mrs. Stephens in the princi.
Nh TRoP, LITAN HALL.-yhe musical people Of
this city will, no doubt, be glad to learn that M.
Julien inter DIS giving another series OF concerts at
Metropolitan Hall, the first OF which will take place
tomorrow evening. The programme contains a
variety of ovettures, waltzes, quadrilles, &c Mile
Anna Zerr will display her brilliant vocalizaton in
the Hungarian Song, and Mile, Henrietta Behrend
viii sing a sweet ballad, "Let Nobody Know -
Bottesini, the contra basso performer, will play a
solo ON themes from Sopnamoula M. Relckert will
play solo ON the flute, with br liant variations, and
the brothers Molenhauer, volinists will make their
first appearance.
AMERICAN MUsEUM-This establishment was very
well attended during the past week, to witness the
dramatic performances in the lecture room and to
the living girafes, which are. beyond doubt, the
The bill of entertainment provided for tomorrow
afternoon and evening comprises the new drama
styled the Esprit Of the Age" the excellent
fsrces Of Slasher and Cr,sher" and the 'Review,"
Az.rr Hl<r~ hxv4b on Do oh
| FRANCONI's HIPPODRoME.-A very attractive bin
provided for the patrons Of this establishment
morrow afternoon and evening" The grand tourna
ment of the Field of the Cloth of Gold,' and the
grand pageant entitled Versailles in 1854" are to
be repeated. We know of no place of amusement
where hour can be passed with greater pleasure.
CHRIsTY's AMERICAN OPERA HousE-Chrissy's
popular band OF negro delineators announce attrac
tive songs an6 instrumental selections for tomorrow
night. Their hall was greatly crowded all last
WuoDs MINSTREL HALL.-Wood's minstrels were
the delight of crowded asseinblages every night
during the past week. The programme for to-mor
row evening is excellent.
BucKLEY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE, Buckley g
New Orleans Serenaders are to give, among many
other attractive features, Bones Return from Cali
fo,nia, and, for the first time, the Mocking Bird
Lucy" tomorrow night
ObPnAN's BENEFIT OF THE PRINCE STREET AsY
LUM-The annual benefit Of this institution is to
take place Tomorrow evening at Castle Garden.
It may be well to observe that there are over three
hundred children at present in this institution and
that they are almost solely depending upon the ex-
ertlons Of the Sisters Of Charity. Who, then can
1t is hoped the Garden will be crowded in every de.
pa1tmeIt.
PERHAM's GIFT EXHIBITION Of the Seven Mile
Mirror Of the Lakes, Niagara Falls, &C., attracts i'm
mense audiences to the large and elegant saloon o
the Chinese Building. As work Of art, this series
Of paintings ranks high, and is worthy the patronage
of lovers Of the beautiful and wonderful in nature
BY reference to the advertisement in amusement
columns, il will be that tickets cost one dollar
!, admitting four persons to the exhibition, and en-
titles the holder to one share in the 100000 gifts
there enumerated.
SEDGwICK's APoLLoNIcoN CONCERTS AT HOPE
CHAPEL.-These entertainments gave great satisfac
: ton last week. A new programme is announced fol-
to morrow evening.
: FRANKENsrEIN's PANORAMA OF NIAGARA is to
continue on exhibition at Hope Chapel, in conse
quence of its increasing popularity.
SIGNoR BLlTz.-This very popular ventriloquis!
and ecrtmancer is performing every night with
respectable, and his amusements give great salts
faction.
The Board 0f Education.
sKPT. q Tao minutes of the Last nesting were read
and approved COMMUNICATIONS
From James Mash-Dsclining trustseship In the Sixth
From p B Mead. Chairman, &c-Inviting thu Board to
visit the Horticultural Exhibition at Nolos Garden
Accepted
From f. W. GrHin-Relative to Pelton's maps. Re
ferred 70 Committee on Supplies.
From the Clerk of the Board-Sho wing tho new mem
ber of The schools as per order Of the Board Sept ID
Ordered on file and TO be printed.
II ON the School Officers of the Twelfth Ward-Rems
srsng against the adoption Of tho report salaries
Laid ON the table.
APPLICATIONS.
From the School Officers of the Tenth ward-For an
appropriation for repairs Of the schools in said ward.
Referred 10 Fpapc COMMITTEES.
Fl. m John Crave. and James Lucksy-For APP
por Assistant in the efiss Of the Board Re-.
fsIIed 10 Committee on Supplies
NOMINATIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.
On motion of Mr. STEVENS Thomas Denny was appoint.
ed Trustee Of Common Schools for the fifteenth ward in
llace of DR.. Babeman
On motion Of Mr. COOLIDGE John A. Gray was appoint.
ed Tuftee Of Common Schools for the Fourth ward in
plase OF A. Mcclure declined.
APPROPRIATION FOR NEw SCHOOL.
Mt. Mrxs presented the report Of the Finance Com
nttee ding appropriation Of SIS 513 o. for
OF a schiol lQuka nt MaphsttanyilA thu