The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-09

it's beautiful scenery sd endi co~tames and original
music, will be the cOmmen3sg feature IL WI be
remembered when this piece was frat produced
the house was crowded every night tr l'og ueri-
cd. Mr.. EDDY appears ss Jo-eph and Mrs. Parker
ss Zarsh. The comedy Of the "Dntch Commsn-
dant" sill follow, With WiDans rs Peter Smi"k. Dam
a. the Chevaler Bayard and Miss H'fIet A. Ninett~
The smusements will close with the musical drama
OF the Bottle Imp"
BRoADwAY THEATRE.-Mr and Mrs. Barnfy VIII
lsms. who great fsvortes and who are very sue
cessful In all their engageue nts throughout tue
country, appear tomorrow evening. The pieces sc-
lected IRE "UDcle Pats Cabin, Law for Ladies'"
and TEDDY the Tier" The character OF Mickey
Msloie will be sustained BY Mr.. Williams, ADD the
Widow Casey by Mrs. Williams. Miss Prise will
dance pas teul after which new petite comedy,
calico "A La for Ladies" will be presented, in
which Mrs. Williams will appear in FIVE characters:
The amusemeIts will close with Teddy the rller,"
Mr. Williams IS Teddy.
NIBLo's GARpEN-The grand opera of don Clio
vanD !" with great cast, will be presented this
evening, two prims donnas, Sedtnoue and Ber-
tncca, appearing in The same piece Steffanone, as
Donna Anna, and Berrucca a. Zulina Signor Bene-
ventan0 appears Ms Don Giovar nj, Revere as Lipo-
relic, Vietti as Ortavio. Duriog the evening there
will be grand Spanish pas de deux, La Manola,
by Mile. Pougoud and Mons. Mcgee The ttrsctive
features OF the programme cannot fail to fill Niolos
beautiful theatre in every department.
Burrows THEATRE The same success which has
crowntd the efforts Of Manager Burton since he first
opened the Chambers street theatre continues
bated. Burt0us dramatic selections are capital, his
actors all COCO, and his orchestra first rate, and
bence h,s good success. The frat piece announced
for tomorrow evening is Shakspe4res . Twelfth
Nigbt;" Jordsn as Oxsino Burton Sir Toby Bel ID,
Barrett as Aguecheek, Placide as the Clown, Mrs.
BucBlsnd ss Olivia, ana Mrs. Raymond ~ Viola.
The aDusemsnts close with MY Unce's Card"
JuLIIEN's SACRED CoNcERT.-A splendid selection
OF sacred music appears In the prog ramne for this
evening Variou pieces rom the Oratorin OF Ely th,"
imposed by Mebdelss hn, aud = grand seectioa
from the Siahat Mater" composed by Rossnl. TIL se
who visit the Metropolitan this evening viii undouot.
ecly be well repaid Is Juliien's splendid oand can
not fail. 10y their harmonious strains, 90 please the
senses and charm the hearts Of the audience There
SEEMS to I've Lew vein oil melody in JuheD's music,
entirely free from the sfereotyued passages which
every day heard and which have been rim su2 in the
If the votarlts of music. Toere ro be a
depth OF harmony, degree + constructive skill add
richness shd or. st v4riety If ms uneutarion which
at once proclaim that his artists are Of y superior
Character Ms legaros nEsical science aud draws
from the audience the most enthusiastic demonstra-
tions OF DELI ht fine programme is announced for
Tomorrow evening.
AMERICAN MusEuM-Ths establishment was very
wei attended last week--crowds dur ng the day TO
zee the living giraffes, Happy Family, aud Bearded
Lsdy ard III the afternoons and evenings t, the
dramatic Performances in the lecture room. We
perceive by the bills that the prize drama, entitled
the Orphans Dream wth very good cast, is to
De revived tomorrow evening The amusing pieces
Of "Iyiog it On aud the" Milliner's Holiday" viii
NATIONAL THEATRE-lt seemingly requires no
more from us than TO announce that the successful
Grama called !" Uncle Toms Cabin" will again be
performed on Monday evening, as the theatre is
scarcely opened every mig lit when all the seats are
occupied, and this by very different audiences from
these who in the habit of visiting the National
theatre the persons occupying seats in the pit being
to all appearances as respectable in any other part
Of the house. 1tmpora mnta'tr.
WALLACK's THEATRE.-The favorite comedetta of
TIM nVOv
this fashionable tomorrow evening" with Les
ter and Miss Julia )uld in lie idng characters. The
orchestra will play several Overtures, aud the cutter
TAN me ns will conclude with Shsridsn's fine comedy
Of the School for Scandal" with a cast which EN-
braces all the very talented members of WaIacks
com pany Blake as Sir Peter Teazle, Brougham as
Olver surface Lester as Charles Surface, Dyott as
joseph, Wslcott ss Backblts. Thompson as Moses,
and Reynolds as Careless; Miss Laura Keane as
Lady Ieazle, Mrs Brongham as Mrs. Candor and
Mrs. Walccts as Lady Sneerwe. This cast cannot
fail to crowd the house.
FRANCoN1's HIPPoDRoME The patronag &c extend
ed to this establishment during the pa week, must
haze been very pleasing TO TIE propfietors. The ]
new steeple chase" in which the three blood
horses lesped q stream of water twelve ieet wide,
was we'll received 1t is to be repeated to morrow,
with many other novel features
CHRIsTY's AMERICAN OPERA HorsE.-C hristy's
NH sDes are, II possible. more popular than ever,
AND their receipts last week were the largest they
ever received. Two lev songs, entitled - Y0, yah,
yO," and" Old Tines Come Again, written by Z. c.
Converse, are announce for tomorrow night, with
dancing, instrumental solos and burlesques.
WooD's MINSTREL HALL.-Woods Miustrels are
On undoubtedly popular band Tor their large hall is
nightly crowded aud their performances are received
With the utmost delight. Wood is good manager,
and is deserving of the great patronage that has a
ways been bestowed on bis efforts.
BUCKLEY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA HoUsE-There ap-
pears to be per ect mania for negro mnstrelsy for
this establishment is filed every night to hear the
New Orleans Serenaders. They are certainly q
very talented band OF musicians and are entitled to
liberal support. good programme for to-mor-
row.
SIGNoR BLiTz.-Ths talented ventriloquist and
necromancer is making msney apidy-for the
StUyvesont Institute is filed nightly with respecta
bic asse mblages-
NINE. HENRIErrE SoNTAG is to give grand vocal
and Instrumental concert at Niblos Saloon on Tues
day evening next, for the benefit of Carl Eskert and
GasDeIo PczZolini. She will be assisted by Signon
Badiali, Rocco Gaspsrone and Paul Julien.
GoTTscHALK's CONCERT is to come or at Niblo's
Saloon On Thursday evening next.
PERHAPS GIFT ExHIBITroSs.-This Entertainment
continues to attract crowds, and all appear to be
highly delighted with the painting of the Seven
Mile Mirror. We presume that the drawing will
shortly take place, rs the tickets are going of
rapoly.
BANvARD's Holy LAND AND EGYrT.-Banvards
Getrana filled every evening TO witness tue exni
bit Ons Of this bea ltul panorama.
FRASKErsTEIN's NIAGARA This splendid paint
ing, which gives q faithful representation of the
original IS It'll attracting large assemblages 70 Hope
Chapel. IL should be -een oy every QUE.
ITALIAN OPERA LIMA, PERU.-We lind from late
Lima papers that tte opera still continues to be
highly successful The operas presented of late
base been Anna Bolena," IL Esir d'Amore,"
" Luisa Stroizi,' and, on the 18th Of August, the
eDterpIi.ng manager and favorte tenor, Sigaor Lo-
mi produced for the graf fcation of the Lin anos
Donzeiti's iavorite opera, MARIA Di Ridcnz"
ID which our fAvorite young towasw ,nan, Virginia
Whiting Lnribi, sang the role Of Nara. Signora
Eliza Bscaccia1ti, who il in Lima, presented her
husband on the 18th with Gne boy. Mother and
child are doing well. The Limanos are great ga
trors OF the opera, and are highly pleased With Io
RIMS management.
ALBANY COUNTY FAIR--FEHALE EQUEsrRIANIsM
At least three Il ousand people, the Albany AIs, of
the 9Th instant the Fair grosnds Babcocks
Corners yesterday aiternoos Tho day extremely
plessantcold and wndybut the interest in TIN exhib
ton appeared unabated. Professor Deans ADDRESS was
listened TO by very large audito y, it II