The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

pox,r, rNr.TMr-rhs snf.rsainsent. gin cosausncs
this evening Nth .n.moo and ry.s.as NJ, NJ nay a.
IIsrrson and Mrs. Asasps a. calsaihs. We hiasrt
uil sing Miss g. n..es ana Mr. f~tehsr OIL p~r'orns
pas ds dsuy The smu-emta,s VII eenrla1e Win ne
sr,s, ,.t,onxI dram. Tho spy 9Th stevens aud
other celebrated artists IN the cast
BnoipwaY rislrss ne tragedy Of Macbeth, sheh
pea,ed 70 hight With NJ rsIrst n. great character
u hscbsthi Mr. ConssJ a. hsedaH me shehss ~
he.Ts r.yiase whiting ssa ,~rIy hsA4ms fen,', a.
Lady Macbeth. The scenery T. al4gnAeeuf a0i ths
music sxcs-nt In aps thoss ~hs si-it the " oaaRAy
theatre 20 night VIZ enjoy rich theatrical treat
BrsroS's Tas1uu Another excellent selection Of
pieces for this evenings amasemsut me trst ieatsrs
Is horten,s COMEDY "A lsrons, Dali Care n shea
Barton Fisher, Dycit Johastoa and otns artists 81
celebrity vii Ap.ear. VIZ. aud NFs. hoiaan ell sing
duet the crchs.r. vii several oyertsres, aud
the entertainments tsrsia-,s ~i,h the fares q The
Mummy
NAnosAI Tnurss The eomsa, d Laugh when you
Can In which Mr. A Ferry will appear 1o.amer, No
n. h Carke a. LngATa, and Mr.. Nichols As kmy Mss
orchetra will play ..fosnon OF ionigueaaH suadraie.
The and BEAUTIFUL oiisntsl spectacle called The
Armorsr OF Tyre w'l coneaoe ths snt"rt~inusn's
wsrIAcNs rnEArsE the 10 old comedy Of the {" Heir
Law IL selected fer the FIRST piece this evening" The
characters allied BY o. the bet eos,-dans IA
nolds Thompson ~ Laura k.ene 1hs beautiful drama
OF pauline, which sesms 90 be faEore. .ih isrmi-
nate the entertainments. The orchestra vii play ssse
raj popular airs.
AMERICAN MrsGra The entertainments for this after
consist Of she amusing pieces called o1 a. the
swan the 'Ommbu@,& I'D in the evening the be
tiful don estic drama Of the " who~ Cops ais Mes
tsyer "A Rose Fielding and NJ { " clarke a. Luke
Fielding
81. cHARlrs TmArrE-Ths interesting drama called The
"Corseans Revenge viii commence tle psrsorns nee,
song, called An me- no, Why f,om Ia fls "a Rssi
mentn The A IN Il Eyel.sn Wiison VII io1os, anc
all will conclude with "Duchalumeau.'
BowERy Cmcrs.-Mr. Levi North and his celebrated
dancing horse Tammany Miss Rose hafigan, the sqas-
tr,.ane and the celebrated Hiram Franklin, will appear
this evening Mes.rs Carroll Williams stone and others,
win perform feats OF horsemanship gymnastlcs Sc.
CHarsrY's orKRA Hovsr -As usual this place "
ment is crowded nightly, nne programme Tor ms
evening.
Woops Mssrrrrs are AZ rac,inS large audiences every
night They great iayoiie and tneir peTiorntE
give general satisfaction.
BAsyARDs Holy LAND should be by every stranger
who may visit the city during tue present month.
HEIIER's Hin Of Magic and Necroman,y - vel a.
tended His great dexteiity surprises all ana hi second
sight deception IS without parallel
OWENS ALPINE RANHLEs--This will be source 81 great
amusement 10 th. strangers visiting the city. The
lecture is very instructive one and the scenic iustra-
tons beautiful.
COMPLIMENTARY PRESENTATION TO MIS- JUIA DsAS-on
the I'D u after the play u Ingomarf had been Goa
cudsd at the Varieties theatre in ST. Louis the
ZION OF Miss Deans benefit Miss Dean and Mr.. JAm
called before the curtain After the Applause hal
subsidized Pierce G. Grace E.q behalf Of the citizens
ofst Louis. stepped upon the stage and aid
this occasion Admiration for the hrisn. talents which
and uniegned for the lady whose public aud private
worth they are Progi honG have %
deep felt regard Please aeept from them This th test
Nj Grace then presented her with an elegant bracse
Miss Dean acknowledged the compliment AID spoke as
snof all the various places to which am drawn BY my
duties, higher claim regard
than the city s. Louis From my drst witt here when
criticism to the present moment have expert
tine Of has the
oyr6owing and wherever my lot may be east my heart
tude friends in what must daJ become the
These remarks received with the enthusiastic
appreciation Mr.. Grace then presented Mr.. Jamisoa
with valuable dsmopd cluster ring, which Mr. Jamisoa
Acknowledged in a net I and appropriate speech
On The occasion Of the farewell benefit OF Mr. G. V.
Brooke at s. Louis lie 10th ult he ,sd beore
he curtain at the conclusion of the piece when he made
Ladies and Gentlemen 1t is with pride, mingled with
ceilings Of regret that nov appear before you IN obsd-
ence to your generous call and really feel lost
eIdeavoing convey to you OF my deep aprre
citation Of the honor you have bestowed upon me.
should be wrong-fase to sincerity and truth-were to
saw did not feel proud Of the tangible honors conferred
upon in the city Of ST. Louishonors in the marks Of
appreciation have nightly reoeived-and tangible, be-
cause for fifty nights its citizens have honored me
with their presence 1t cannot but be crafty 10 know
that in the city OF ST. Louis which contains about hun
dred thousand inhabitants performances have been
witnessed by forty thousand six hundred and forty
perons being nightly average Of nine hundred
and fftytwo; and it is pleasant 70 to feel and know
that have left nothing uHdone to show that acknow
ledge the honor, and trust you Will agree with me.
What can sayy Words are inadequate to express my
desires but rest ed that the hard
and kindness which has been seld out to me, shall
through my life be deeply felt and proudly acknowledge
have Enacted in this theatre for period Of i've aud
half wee KS and feel bound that much Of
my to the fair and indeatigable mansgeress,
Miss Julia Bennett who has spared neither nor ex
len in her efforts present the plays the patrons in
most superior mannerin fact since she has assumed
the reins Of management charm seems TO have been
thrown round her exertons Her good taste has been
tremendously carried out by the members Of the corps
drdmdtique to whom am much indebted, and TO whom
! should be much in were not to acknowledge
my thanks to the talented artist Mr.. Iadlaw IL has
been said that the pain er speaks volumes ON the can
vas" May be allowed to say that Mr. Laida IS spoken
Libraries from his Wishing to the
eeress desire now to speak few words for self.
since arrival in this country have received the ut
most kindness, the most upbounded lberay, and the
unremted attentions, both from friends and from
the public In return only in the language of
Bulger If hearts had audible language you would
how mine would answer" You have every 10 he
proud of your country, possessed you with
bounded blessings, flowing out of government enio we'd
by that grand and ruling halo Independence and based
upon constitution which hnparts every sort Of great
by the emphatic the public schools. What
stranger in your land will not wonder to its greatness
power land where every citizen feels his response
bility in protecting its interests Long may 1t continue
TO prosper upon the principles of virtue and honor set
forth by the immortal Washington. Now ladies and gen
temen, comes the tug OF II requires some extra
courage on nv part pronounce that short word
"farewel Ilcave to return to my native country
for hort time but look for ward in hope Of again visit
ing st Louis Till that time srr7 res with he irt
flowing with gratitude and with earnest wishes for your
every happiness and increasing prosperity allow with
feelings Of the most grateful character to sayare we'll
Mr.. Hudson, the Irish commedian, and Nadine An.a
Thillon, playing in Cincinnati on the 10th ult
The st Louis theatre has closed for the season. the
company have been transferred to the theatre in
Louisville where they performing in connection
with the Bateman children.
New DEBuTANr Miss Emma Blangin, a young lady
of whom report speaks most favorably joins the stea.
troupe in Charleston s. c. where she Is engaged
perform econd to Stelanone.
Mr. George Holland had a crowded house for benefit,
at Placdes Varieties, New Orleans, on the I'D ult
The Sontag opera troupe, in conjunction with the Han
del ard Haydn Society, gave grand Of sacred
music in Boston onSundsy evening last.
Madame Iostwck and troupe arrived in Baltimore on
the goth ult where they will give series Of concerts,
which were to commence on Monday evening.
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