The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19
The atrical ana Musical.


mayer Stevens for this evening Of very attract
i've character. The first is Perfection, or the Maid
Of Munster, the New York Miiliners." the First
Night" and the Idiot Witness" The receipts are
for the benefit OF Mr. Winans who is great favorite
and richly deserves bumper.
BROADWAY TuEATRR-Three excellent pieces are
announced for the amusements Of this evening. Tho
first is "Uncle Pats Cabin" in which Mr. and Mrs.
Williams giving her inimitable representation OF q
Yankee girl She il decidedly the best ,tress in her
line at present in the States. The concluding piece
will be the drama called "Brien OLynn." This pro-
gramme cannot tail to draw q large house.
NIELos GARDEE.-The Ravels, whose beautiful
performances have always given the greatest satis-
faction to the select audiences who frequent Niblos
Garden, appear tonight in the pantomne called
comic pantomine called ''volau-yent.' No doubt
there will be large assemblage Of the fashsnables
present on the occasion.
NATIONAL THEArRE-The new dramatic version
Of Uncle Toms Cabin, which has been played
hundred nights In Troy, to crowded houses.
will be produced for the second time in this theatre
tonight. Purdy has spared neither paias nor ex-
pense in putting it on the stage in frstrate style
1t Is IN six acts, eight tableaus ard thirty scenes
Miss Cordelia Howard, Mrs. Howard, Mr.. G. G..
Howard and Messrs. Germon and Fox, appear in
the leading characters.
AMERICAN MUsEuM-The great features of At
traction at this establishment are Whites Serena
ders, who appear in the afternoon in negro densa-
tons, and DOnetti's troupe OF acting monkeys who
give their surprising performances in the evening.
HIpPopRoME.-The chariot races, and other beau
hful and very attractive performances, which Arc
given in the afternoon and evening ut this establish
ment, continue to draw large audiences. We know
OF no place where an hour can be passed with greater
pleasure.
CmRIsrY's OPERA HoUsE.-Negro minstrelsy in
every feature can be enjoyed at this establishments
The retuliarities Of the North and South are truth
fully represented by Chrstys famous band.
WOODS MINsTRELs moving along in great
harmony-that Ia, they harmonic well In song and
they haImonixe well in dividing the fruits Of their
labor.
BUCKEYES ErHIoPIAN OpERA-The attendance
at this place of amusement is very respectable. Tho
entertainments ital, and deserve public sup
port
BANvAEps Holy LAND-This grand panorama
is drawing respectable families to see it. The paint
ings are beautiful.
HoPE CHAPEL--The grand panorama Of Niagara
Fslls will be exhibited this evening The painting
Is excellent and no doubt the exhibition will be wit
messed by large assemblage.
PROBABLE MuRrER OF WIFE BY nER HUSBAND.
An Irhhman, named Ragan, living In Ausonia,
some three months since was confined In Jail in this
city, the complaint OF his wife, who it vas proved
was most brutally treated by her husband On Sat
uyday his term OF imprisonment having expired, he
was released, when he took the afternoon train from
this city. Arriving at his house in ADsonia about
six p. NJ he ordered bis son 10 go and bring him an
axe, which he refused 10 do. whereupOn Raglan
seized ashove lying upon the floor, and with it COM
mtnced beating his wife. He struck her several
blows upon the head, which fellcd her. when he
again struck her with the came Missile infctina =
severe wound in the lower part Of the body. He
then fed to the woods leaving his wife senseless on
the floor We learn that in the opinion OF the phy-
sicans OF ADsoba Mrs Raglan cannot live. Indeed
It was rum,red last evening that she died YESTERDAY
afternoon.-Nep Haren Courier Juiy IL.
Domestio Miscellany