The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02
Theatrical and Musical.


The Ichback this evening, being her last appear
ance but one. Mr. Booths tragedy, "Ugono" succeeds
the play. Dir. j. r. Scott appears in both pieces.
BROADWAY THEATRE Mrs. Lovelrs play "Inpomaro ia
arnonnced for this evening Miss Davenp Parthenia
and Conway Ingoma This play especial favorite
with the softer and doubt that the Broad
way boxes will dis play brilliant stray OF beauty this
OCCASION
Burrows THEATRE The successful play OF "rhe Fox
Hunt, and My Uncles Card" announced for to-
night Mr. Burton appears in two parts. M.s Robert
sou and the remainder of the talented company in
cuded the bills
Nrmo's GARDEN Prcphet' is announced for this
evening This production has been in drama
tic history and the manager should be sustained.
NATIONAL THEATRE The play founded on sUncls Toms
Cabin l. TO bs represented this evening Little Cordsa
Howard Is very interesting child
WAIIAtfi's TBEATRr- Sir r B. Lyttcn's play ssMoneyu
is 10 he represented this evening with the former cast
excepting the pat OF Clara Douglas viii ii is to be taken
by Mrs Conway. Tne fsr;e, Rlisag the Wind is t.
conclude the entertainment
AMERICAN MussuH-TSo comedies are to be viven this
afternoon, and Uncle Toms Cabin in the ev. ming Per-
ms who desre to See this piece should seats
early soon TO be withdrawn to give place to other
novelties.
BowTRY CIRcrs.-A cnee, in imitation OF the Per-
sian cavalry is 20 be done this evening" Mms Francon
Miss Mathews, and others, will also appear.
BROADWAY NESAGERE AND MrsEuM-Herr Driesbach Il,
tanning the ion every DAY az this establishment You
can also see lsiog rhsoceros the Slanese twins,
many other rsmarAabc things-all for t.o sh lliags
F1uz viii imuss psople who chance to to the
Stnysesant Institute. Hs has found tie true phoso
: hers itcns.
CEisT,'s siISsTRFrs seem to keep their hold the
puohc heart Personsw curious such ajacts
should 10 40 Az broadway this evening and see the
people pseksd nike figs in a c:um."
WOODS MnsrRt1s This company, at 44i Broadway are
unrirg IL be production Of novelties We have on,y
space 70 call attention 70 them generally.
BrcXlKY i Go to 53e Broadway and hear the "Druiis
Chorus il the Norma bur)sfQue L. Is great p.na
eea for the szuifs Plenty more Of good things
the programme.
Mr. Cba-les Burke s roon 10 appear at the Bowery
theatre
Mr.. wyzeman Marshall lie playing at the Howard Athe-
raum. The Boston papers announced that Miss Laura
keene is to appear at tie same thea re-
Miss E. Kimberly has been playing in Buffalo, and
succes eed by G X Dickinson. Hiss Kimberlys engage
Mt suddenly brough. to close by the fact that
Misunderstanding aros. between the two managers Mr..
Carr engaged Miss Kimberly for two weeks Mr. Smith
had previously arranged with Mr. Dickinson for of
the weeks. Miss Kimberlys engagement .
full one.
Mr Chanfrau is playing at Auburn Y.
welch's circus was at vichsburg Miss, two weeks
since.
The Explosion ofthc Steamer Independence.
IN the Lake Superior journal Nov -
II be omes painful duty to record OF the at
terrible stesn boat explosions that has happened
The lakes TIE propels, lndepen ence, Capt. John Kay
left the COCK at the head Of the Portage list night about
twelve o'clock, with heavy freight OF winter supplies
for and la Poipte aro with number Of pas.
tepgsrs. Sic had not proceeded mile beere
bo burst literally tearing three urtks of the boat
atoms killing scaloDg to death tour persons the rst
irg and jUng the second engineer and several passen
g-rs The p,me Of the passenger killed not able
10 ascerain; be was bound fer Ontanagon;
the first engineer was Geo. sisson and the two remen
then names unknown, were brothers from Ohio.
There Of the miraculous esca we hays
ever seer rec I'd d. The clerk W. Watson ,rme, y of
Cleveland and Mr. A. Thomis, Of the place. were
asleep IN the upper cabin and blown hundred fest
or more into the air WITH the cabia nd as far from
bost Into re waer-ecaped, The sr-. WIN ,t,o e
second mucn scadsd and bruised; Blu. there Is q
chance ,or lis recovery The second engineer Mr. Huson
also badly scaided and bruised bu, may Cargo
lost.
The Independence belonged to McKuiqhs Inns Of Lake
Surcror vessels She taking up full load stores
and merchandise, great part Of which for the
North American Niniry Company Theloss hardly b.
uppiied this season, afraid, and the want OF tbs
goods snd stores win be severely felt the mines
than the mere money value kis oss that
cannot make up.