The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-03

B0wERY THRATRE-The amusements selected for
tomorrow afternoon are "Rosina Meadows" in
which most of the eminent performers attached to
this establishment will appear. The next feature
will be Jumbo jun" WITH Mr.. 7. D. Rice as the
leading star, and all will close with Lifes Helm
and Hopes Anchor" In the evening the enter
tsinments OF a very attractive character namely
"The Las, days OF P0mpeil," the Pirate of the
Isles " and lAe Mummy" The above entertainment
cannot tail to I'LL the Bowery to overlooking.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Mr. Marshall, the indefati-
gable manager Of this establishment, aided by Mr..
Berry, one Of the most talented stage managers In
the States, have provided grand entertainment
for the Fourth Of July. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams,
very great fayortes are engaged and will appear to
morrow evening in three pieces, namely, Ireland as
1t Ii" very good drama; " In and out OF Place."
in which Mrs Williams will display her great comic
ability, and the amusing farce OF the Happy Man."
with MIR. Williams as Paddy Murphy.
NIBLo's GAKDEN.-The Ravel Family are engaged
by Mr.. Nibo, and will appear tomorrow evening in
an entertainment Of great variety. The Ravels have
always drawn large audiences oy their excee dinghy
clever pert FINANCES, aud no doubt they will be re-
ceived on Monday evening with the same enthusiasm
which has characterized their professional career in
this country. The amusements commence with the
-Four Lovers" which will be followed by tight rope
performances, and all will close with M. Deehalu
meau."
Fourth of July at this popular theatre arranged
so as that all can be pleased There will be morn
ing performance. consisting OF the Golden Farmer,
and the comedietta OF "a. y. s." and the Spithre;'
in the afternoon Ii Hyder" and Charles H., aud
in the evening the grand drama OF Brian Boroihme
and the Seven Escapes of Adelaide of Dresden"
This bill cannot fal to make money for Manager
Purdy.
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-There will be amusements
during the entire day at this popular resort In the
morning the performances in the saloon will consist
OF the Irish Dragon" and the Limerick Boy" la
the afternoon the "SeamsIess of Paris" and in the
evening american Farmers" Besides the six
performances in the saloon the visters have the PR
vilege OF seeing the Bearded Woman and the Happy
Family.
HIrPopRoME-Three grand performances are to
be given here MISUNDERSTANDING, afternoon, and
eveiIing-t being the anniversary Of American In
dependence, and judging from tue very extensive
patronage which LAS been extended to the Hippo
drome since its opening, and the enthusiastic APP
plause which WAS bestowed upon each performance,
densely crowded assemblagcs may be expected on
his occasion.
CHRIsTYs OPERA HoUsE.-The amusements Sc
lected by the Napoleon Of negro minstrelsy for to-
morrow are very attractive. There Will De perior-
ma bee in the afternoon, and another in the evening"
All the fav0rte melodies will be given, aud the
instrumental solos and the dancing cannot fail to
please Chnsty's patrons.
WoOD's MIssTREL3.-Tbis band gives two enter
tainments " morrow-oLe at three and the other ut
eight o'clock. The amuseInents consist OF negro me
lodles, instrumental performances, and exquisite
favorites, will appear Oh the occasion.
NEW ORLEANS SERENADER5.-This sweet band
open ut the Chinese Rooms to morrow evening, when
they otter AL unusually attractive programme, con-
sistng Of many Of ther most popular vocal and In
strumentaI compositions. exquisite dancing, aud
burl sque opera They give au afternoon and even
ing performance on this occasion, being the ami
versary OF American Independence
| CASTLE GARDEs.-The attractions offered for the
celebration of the Fourth al this establishment are
!! OF such character as cannot fail TO crowd 1t In
| every available department. They consist Of the
peculiar performances Of Likeoon's Tung-5ooA-
! Tong Chinese Dramatic Company, comic dancing
| and singing, a grand display of fireworks and q
| ball, in which the Chinese are invited TO attend.
| SFpGwIcK's BALLAD Neutrality-suspicious.
who intend TO spend the Fourth pleasantly on Staten
Island should visit Lyceum Hall, Stapeton, and hear
! Sedrwicks musical dsc0urses on the concertna and
piano as also his excellent ballad singing
BAsvARD's Holy LAND Ia TO be exhibited again
| on Monday at the Ceorama-