The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

BovFRY TaEArRE-For to night the attractions the
"Corscan Brothers, and Der Frieschutz." Mr.. Eddy
Mr. Hsmblo, Mrs. Parker and Mr Stevens prouii-
nent characters in these plays which done in the best
manner
BROADWAY ruEAT7rTo night is announced as the last
but three Of Mr. Andersons engagement He plays
Claude Msnotte in the Lady # Lyons and there il also
farce by Charles selby in which Davidge and Miss
Gouf enhem hive the principal characters Claude Mel
note Of Mr. Andersons best characters aad he will
be well supported by Madame Ponsi.
Nmos TiTArRs Masa piellou is to be played to-
night There viii be but few chances left
this opera.
Burrows THK,rRE-Mr. Bourceault's farce, "To Pa
and Guardians IN which Mss Robertson, Mr. PA
eide and Mr. Burton have prominent parts is announced
for this evening also the beautiful comedy Twelfth
Night" in which the whole company appear The new
successful to be played again Friday evening.
NATIONAL THEATRE" uaels Toms Cabin" again this
evening.
wAuAcK's THEnRE--l1is ev ming Mr.. Bourccault's
comedy "Old Heads and Young Hearts, to be played
Mr. Blake, Mr. Breugham, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Lester and
Miss Keene, appear in IT, The fine old farce Of "The
Review Is also annouIeed-Mr Walcot Caleb Quo
tenn Mr.. Brougham ~ Lone; and Mr. Thompson as John
Lump.
BARNrms AMERICAN MuEuM.-Tbs effective moral drama
of Charlotte Temple Is 70 b. played this afte noon.
Mr. Clarke and Mis- Mes'cyer have the principal charac
In the evening the pics will be played and
the farce OF " The Review = will se ~ ded.
FFASooN's capital entertainments announced for
this afternoon and evening.
CfmIsY's NrsTRMs-No. AZ Broad ~ay-(the old
pace) nightly entertain nyriads Of their friends The
bill for this evening ncud.s the "Burlesque Shakersn
" Trial Dance y and other favorite features.
woops MNsTRNs.-This company, at 444 Broadway,
are giving fine concerts nightly 70 crowded audie1
Read their full proc ramme for This evening.
BucIEY's MISsTRlus $50 Broadway are distinguished
in their profession They give one Of their unique sores
this evening. In their programme il included the
"Chough and Grow Chorus, - from "Guy Mannering,"
(Bishop,) ~ well as other gems.
Blrz, at stuyvesant Institute coo Broadway gives
performance this evening.
ACADEMY HArr.-The Seven Mile Mirror Is TO be unroed
this evening" and there will be another chance TO obtain
some Of pcrhan 8 gift tickets
Miss J. w. DAVENPORT appea ed at the Howard Athe-
mum, Boston, on Monday evening, the Countess in
"Iove.r
THE w1ER F1TrvAr, in sommemoraton of the COM
poser 10 be held at Eutin his birth place. In Hol
stein, on the 18th, 18th and 18th ult.
BRIsASr, the able and elegant actor of the Gymnass
theatre, bas BY the order of the government
been engsgad a; the Theatre Francois.
During the representation Of the Last act Of Richard
III AT the Varieties, in ST. Louis recently Mr. Neaae
called Justify for Richmond to forth" and NEE
| him hand to hand. On the appearance OF Richmond
Richard gazed at him though in doubt OF his identity
II settled, however BY god in the gallery
calling out, 80 II, old horss-thats the mani
~ Feiccn David, the well known composer inherited
time ago old viooncelo with other things left
by friend. He paid attention TO IL, and it became
covered with dust few days ago Bianchi the musical
instrument maker, paid him visit and discovered the
violoncello On Examining IT, he cried You have there
and then found bearing the signature of Andrea Guar
naius. NJ. David has already, says the Sioe refused
20 000 for Il, and amateurs locI in crowds to It,
Scribe bss Just purchased the domain of Courbetin
In the ACCOMPLISHMENT u Chateau Therry for go O00
With the atea'ou o. taking up bis residence there