The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26
Theatrical nnH nIusicai.

BowEny TaEATRE,-This establishment, since it
has been governed by manager Stevens, has met
with very liberal patronage. The announcement
tor tonight consists Oh the excellent drama oil the
dream at Sea- the amusing piece Of the "Peoples
Lawyer and the Interesting hibernian drama call
ed Mora Clena,' Messrs. Burk and Gooda in
leading characters.
BROADWAY TnEATBE.--The farewell benefit Of
Mr. JOG. Silsbce, the great Yankee representative,
comes OIL this evening. The pieces selected are the
comedy Of "Sct Sloper Silsbee in four chara cers;
the comedy Of "a Roland for nm Oliver" and the
comedy Of New Notions" Mr.. silsbee as Major
Wheeler. No doubt the house will be crowded.
NIBLo's GARDEN.-The great fsvcrite and accom-
plished artist, Madame Thlon, appears tonight in
the grand opera, music by Bale, called the CEN
chantress,' Madame Anna Ihillon in her much adj
mired character Of Stella; Mr. Frazer as Don Sylvio
and Mr.. Hudson rs the Duke dAquila. As Madame
Thillon's engagement closes after two nights MORE
those who have not seen her should witness her
fascinating performances.
BuRToK's THEATRE-This establishment is crowd.
ed nightly, and the enthusiasm and delight on the
part OF the audience seem to be the same as ever.
The pieces selected for this evening are the comedy
of " She Stops to Conquer and the Gardeners
Wife," Nearly all Of Burtons excellent company
will appear.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-Pmdy IL still active and
declares that he has had many friends but that he
has received more substantial aid from "Uncle Tom
than nom all tho rest The same bill, Uncle Toms
Cabin, again this evening, when hc expects to put
more money in tie treasury.
ST.. CEARLrs THEATRE Thorne the active and
eycellen manager Of this theatre, Is becoming very
popular: his selections are light aud pleasing. The
receipts Of this evening are for the joint betcft OF
Cory and Taylor, when very attractive entertain.
ment VIII be presented. Tho pieces selected are the
"pead Mans Shot p the "Eton Boy, and tue ''Dumb
Ctpscy.'
ASgRTcsS MusEUa.-Thc Bcosc children, whose
dramatic representations are so much admired, will
give various reoitatons III the AFTERNOON, which wl
be followed by the piece called Delicate Cro,ndn
aud, in The cycairg, +" The Maid with the Milking
Paii," and the amusing piece called Roppings and
Table Moviugs."
HIpPopgoar.-The beautiful equestrian pageant
called The Field q The Cloth Of told, a. also the
"Fete OF Iouis Qustorze" together with chariot
races steeplc chases, grand ladies' MATCH Francon
or his daring s!eed, and variety OF other very at
tractive features, vi be given this afternoon and
evening"
CaTsTY's OPERA UoUsE.-The melodies. iustru-
mental pieces, anc other amusements, announced
for this evening, viii, Of course, draw full house.
WOODS MNsrGEIs.-This Ia q very good band
gnd their melodies, cboruses, instrumental perform
ances and dancing afford great pleasure.
BuoxLgy's SrrrSADBGs are doing great bus
ness. The hell IL filed nightly, and the entertain
ments ore received with unInxed Measure.
0wvns Nosr BLANC.--Thse entertainment which
il both ai1using and instructive deserves liberal pa
tronase. Owens leaves this city On Wednesday next
GphND CoNcEET.--The first concert OF Mad the
baroness Jne de Berg, who is considered the great
est female pianist 10 the world, viii come of ut
NiblO'5 Concert Saloon, on Saturday evening next.
The Baroness has been educated by some Of the
greatest music masters Of the age and has won the
esteem and admiration of oil the leading European
artists Ia consequence of her great uscal abilities.
She will be assisted by Paul Julien, Mr.. Timn, and
other eminent artists.