The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10

Theatrical and Musical.
wYnY TnzAnA-Ths national Spectacle entitled
Imam the Iron Hon Of ia" viii commence the en-
inments at this theatre "a. night, and viii likely at
ng this city. Mr.. Derr win sustain the character OF
Putnam, and will make surprising leap with his
Parker as violstah. Herr Kist, styled the modern
ules, will appear, Miss g. Dawes will dance, and
Hfert will sing; and the entertainments Will ter
tie with the dramatic spectacle called the LORD
pe Isles"
oApwAY THgArRr-This will be the sixty. first night
Forests engagement. He will appear as Macbeth,
has been produced, in respect to scenic grandeur,
stye never before witnessed in this city. Mr.. Con-
yery refined and accomplished actor, who seems
udy nature in his acting, regardless of captrap, will
be character Of Macduf-every part he sustains is
table to himself and the management. Nine Ponisi,
best general actress that has for time appeared
pe Metropolitan, win represent Lady Macbeth.
RTos's THEATRE.-Miss Z. Raymond will appear to-
as Hypota In the comedy Of /" She Would and She
on and Mrs. skerrett Miss Raymond is very fair
ess and would be still better II she did not use
afectation. Mr. Hamilton win sing favorite song,
sements ' viii close With thousand Miners, in
kh Burton will amuse the audience with his cOmical
esentation Of Joe Bags.
TIoNAL THEATRE The splendid drama called the
ghts Of the Cross the Dog Of the Standard, will
duce those celebrated dramatic performers Messrs.
y and Taylor, 70 night. Mr.; W. G. Jones Is Csur
ion, and Mrs. Nichols Edith Plantagenet. Miss
o. ~ follow The enter
nents will conclude with the drama called "lresnd
Is'' In which Messrs Fox, Clarke, and Mrs. W. G.
% will fill the prominent characters.
AuACK's THEATRE -Shaks peare's play, in four acts
ID the /" Merchant OF Venice, - will introduce nne
+ and great favorite-Mr. Wallack. He ia long and
rably known to the dramatic public, and was always
doubt but that those who visit his theatre tonight
receive rich treat Mason, Lester, Walcott Rey-
g. Thompson and Miss Laura Keene will sustain
bng characters The amusements will conclude with
farce of the " Review"
CHARLES THEATRE.-The same programme "a that
hst evening is offered for the amusements of this
It. The drama, with new scenery and dresses, en-
the pirate Doctor, or the Rover of the Seas
commence the performances, with Mr.. J, M. Cooke
ack Russell, and Miss Mitchell as Donna Hibera
piece will be followed by the new burlesque Of
lcbeth," In which nearly oil the company will APP
ed.
MEXICAN MUsEuM-The musical farce called " No
B no SUPPER will commence the afternoon perform
and they will conclude with the lsughabe farce of
nestic Economy The very successful and exciting
M called the "Willow Copse,n with Miss Mestayer
ose Fielding, and Mr.. O. W. Clarke Luke Fielding,
conclude the entertainments Of the evening.
aarlotte Temple" will be produced on Wednesday.
RCus.-The Heroic Exploits of General Putnam"
be represented at the Amphiheatre this evening,
full stud Of horses. Mr. D. Stone, as Putnam,
leap down a precipice, on his horse, being pursued
hose representing the British troops. Miss Rose
gan viii appear in her graceful equestrian feats.
sAHooN's HIPPoDRoME continues to be filed every
hiDg The performances of this evening will COM
ce with the "Grand Tournament followed by vari.
exercises, consisting of La Course Gree five horse.
riding two herses each at full speed; "steepSe
D." "Chariot Race" &c. The camels and trained
}hsnts will also be introduced
nSrYs OPERA HOUSE is still visited by hundreds,
~ evening. The negro melodies are rendered with
nopy and the instrumental performances capital
Ioop's MINsTREIs.-This band is fourishng- Woods
perseverance has succeeded % his house is well
4 every night. He il capital manager, and de-
keB success.
|-many strangers, who now on q visit to the
All seem delighted with the lecture and beautiful
bic illustrations.
AWARDS PANORAMA describing all the particular fea.
s OF the Holy Land is being exhibited every evening,
Eeorama Hall.
oBERT HELLER the great magician is giving his sorees
kiques, at the Chinese Rooms, with great success.
Pto Pougard, De xelisse, Drouet, Leeder, IAvigne,
Mons. Hege, the French and Spanish Dancers, who
with much ecldt, are engaged to commence farewell
hgement prior to the disbanding Of the whole oupe
their return to EUROPE at the Bowery theatre, 10th
r. Wallack, Jr produced the new play Of "Civilia-
b" at Boston, on the 4th instant before a crowded
number of citizens Of Cincinnati are exsrting them
los in behalf Of Miss Eliza Logan in order to give to
I lady complimentary benefit.
LOSING THE ST. CHARLES THEATRE IN NEW ORLRAss-.-
hRsnKNr MEssRs. LUDLOW l. SMITH The New Or
Pcane of the I'd inst. says the st. Charles theatre
ed ON Saturday night for the season. Nessrs Ludlow
mith taking their farewell Of the stage on the same
hsion. The house was fled to overlooking The in
Il pieces, and and Mr. Ludlow played scamper, in
"Promissory Note," IS only he could do it. At the
elusion Of the comedy he loudly called for and ap
rcd before the curtain, and delivered the following adj
Ladies' and Gentlemen-As this is the last time, most
N thas shall ever have the honor Of appearing before
last night of our season and Of our management,
il myself Of the occasion to present to you, and the
pie generally Of New Orleans, behalf Of my absent
tner and myself our most grateful acknowledgements
the aid and support afforded during career
oDgst you 1t Is now nearly thirty years since in
idually, brought the first dramatic company using
Ensish language that ever performed regular sea.
sent partner and myself commenced a. theatrical
ssgers in the city Of New Orleans During those
periods Of time-speaking for myself, individually,
my partner and myself JOINTLY can with all
oerity say, that kindness and hberality have
versally been need from the good people of the
scent City. This we have always been fully sensible
have universally acknowledged, and underworld far
ay within our power to make proper return for-the
eftions of designing and malicious persons to the
~ notwithstanding. viii not obtrude myself upon
attempting anything like lengthy speech; but !
I'D not allow the curtain to I'll that is to shut me out,
fessionaly perhaps forever tom smiles without
y, independent Of any feel on the occasion Before
ng permit me to solicit OF sni-though perhaps the
nest Is superhuous-a Of your kindness to
friend and successor, NJ Bar. We have known
o for many years. have al found him industrious.
d. frank, just and upris all his intercourse and
INngs; and II our test,p.uy in his behalf be of any
ue, We say you could not h' your favors on bet
To him, after thi- ght, We resign the reins Of
nagement. leaving to him 1T We sincerely believe he
realize years Of succesNiu' prosperity To the mem
% Of our present dramatic .npany, and those of the
It winter season. to the gen Of the Iehesra art
s. machnists clerks ofcis and others atached to the
abshment, return thanks for their hearty and
Gent co operation in the bors Of the past season.
now, ladies and gentleu e,, take final leave
hing you all health and pro perity and to the people
this goodly city that pros perty and wealth that
", more than ever, preparing fer them. Energy and
all that required Your rail cars and
"Father Of Waters must bring the treasures of the
at valley of the Mississippi to your evee the enterprise
intelligence of your citizens build up this favored
until 1t becomes the cynosure of all eyes, the great
point in this vast valley for commerce. taste
the fine arts. And now ladies and gentlemen, with
ad heart, bid you all long, but kind FAREWELL
During the delivery Of these remarks Mr. L. was fire.
emily interrupted by loud and continued applause,
ich at the mention Of Mr.. DeBar's name became per-
lily deafeniDg At the conclusion De Bar also call
for Mr. Ludlow was compelled to come forward and
ito that Mr. DeHar not in the theatre. The scene
list have been intensely gratifying to Mr.. and the
tering manner in which he delivered the concluding
rtion Of the address, showed that he was deeply
ected.
Obituary.
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