The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-03

BowERY TnEATRE.-The entertainments for this
evening consist Of the dramas entitled 1.-THE Maid OF
CrOssey" and 1.-The Corsican Brothers." together
with the laughable farce of "Mr. and Mrs. White,~
the casts Of which embrace the names of nearly all
the talented artists attached to this establishment.
The Bowery, under its present management is going
on smoothly, and is well patronised.
BROADWAY THEATRE The celebrated Chinese
troupe, whose extraordinary feats are every night
witnessed with enthusiasm, will exhibit their won
drous performances Of magic and necromancy again
this evening. The entertaining drama styled FAN
that Glitters is not Cold" will also be played in
which Mr.. Conway, Mr.. Davidge, Mr.. Whiting Nine.
Ponisi, Mrs. Vernon, and Mrs Conway will appear.
NIBLo's GARDEN.-The. Macgregor Mcdonald
dramatic testimonial is to come of tonight at this
popular establishment: The pieces selected are the
Victim" The following artists are to appear in
the casts, viz :-Messrs. f.. Eddy, J. r. Scott, II.
Watkins, W. r. Goodall, A. H. Davenport, j. Crouta,
Macdonald, Miss Weston, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Mclean,
Mrs. Merifeld, and Mrs. sherwood, forming q very
attractive combination of talent A densely crowded
house may be anticipated
BURROWS THEATRE.-Manager Burton advertses
three highly popular pieces Cor this evening. The
con feature will be BSckstOne comedy Of
vorite part of Ebenezer Sudden This will be fol-
lowed by the laughable farce of "One Thousand
Milliners Wanted" and the whole will terminate
with the amusing farce entitled Fortunes Froc.'
NATIONAL THEATRE.-This establishment con.
OF A. ID. Purdy The bill OF entertainment which he
announces for this evening comprises the dramas Of
"Black Eyed Susan, the Lost Child" and ireland
as it was in l79S" Herr Cline will also appear in his
evolutions on the tight rope. Mr. W. G. Joness bene-
fit is to come of tomorrow night
WALLAcK's Observation-Disclosures comady of the
Lady of Lyons which is produced with new scenery
and costumes Of the period, and powerful cast,
Blake, Mason Reynolds, Miss Laura Keene, and Mrs.
Blake, and which has been successfully performed
for the last three nights is to he repeated this
ing The musical farce of the Review will also be
played
WHITES THEATRE or vARrErIEs.-The amuse
ments to be given tonight at this establishment are
such cannot fail to attract crowded assembage.
They consist Of the loan Of Lover Frederick
the Great, BOX and Cox and Gymnastic exer-
cses by Herr Kist and his talented son. Valentine.
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The farces of the Limerick
Boy" and "One Thousand Millines Wanted" will
be represented this afternoon at the Museum; and
the new and successful piece, entitled 1.-THE Old
Folks at Home" in the evening. The Happy Fami.
y the Petraction, and the other innumerabe curio.
sites contained in the saloons are as attractive al
ever.
CnRIsry's MINsrnELs.- Christys popular band
Of MINISTRIES advertise another good programme foE
formances are given with great harmony and preci-
sion, and their witticsms create roars Of laughter
WooDs MINsTRELs.-The same excellent perform
ance which was given by this favorte band last eve
ming, is to be repeated tonight. Those great favor
ties, Horn, Briggs, Brewer Newcombe and Campbell,
are to appear, Those who wish to spend an evening
pleasantly, should 60 tonight
ROBERT HELLER's SorREEs MYsTERIEUsEs con.
tinue to be attended by large and highly respectable
audiences. The programme for this evening com.
prises many Of his best fcats.
RIsLEY's THAMEs.-This beautiful panorama is
attracting crowded houses to 406 Broadway. II is
really one Of the most splendid and truthful paintings
we ever witnessed.
BANyARDs PANORAMA OF THE Holy LAND
The exhibitions of this correct and beautifully exc
cuted painting are as well attended as ever.
TIE NATIONAL GUARD BAND will give their fourth
grand concert, at Metropolitan Hail. on Saturday
evening next. Madame Antoinette Otto is to assist
them The programme comprises many excellent
musical gems
ArBoNI IN BosroS There brilliant audience ON
the evening Of the 31st ult at the Howard Athcn@um,
TO witness the first appearance OF Albon in Boston in
opera The Boston critics say she showed herself true
artist, and acted with more animation and feeling than
had been accorded TO her judging from her appearance
in the concert She sang exquisitcy and in many
ssage greatly excited the enthusiasm Of her audience
She produces her finest passages without the least APP
parent effort and executing the most dcult strains
OF Rossn she bears herself alof and the auditor never
fears that she will not sustain herself to the close