The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-14


BowERY THEArRE.-The grand national eouA6,
tran spectacle Of Putnam win commence the e.
tertanments this evening. II is unnecessary to -
~ Is placed on the Bowery s.age in admirable stV(a
as al who have seen 1t have bAen highly plesseAs
The entertainments conclude WIN the beautifn
drama called the Truand Chief"
BROADWAY THEArRE.-The dramatic comma
viii commence the performances with "Petdoese
Government, and this will be succeeded by the bel.,
let of Giraldi y the very amusing piece caKe1
:" Married and Settled will follow, and he entor-
tainments will conclude with the pant0nime AZ
" Mons. Dechaumeaux."
NDLo's GARDEN.-The distinguished sopr,a..
Mad. Henrietta Sontag, will appear in the Dauet.
ter Of the Regiment this evening, for the last time
as she is announced in new opera on Monday night.
Those who have not heard her in opera, should 80
her in Marie, she has, in that character an oppog.
tunity OF displaying her splendid abilities.
BUTTONS THEATRE.-The pieces selected by ma
mayer Burton are the same as last evening. namel,
Laugh and Grow Fat" and "Paris and London.x
The last is a very attractive feature, which drsvs
crowded houses every night and this circumstance
is mainly attributable to the excellent comic ahAi1D
Of Placide and Burton.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-Purdy very wisely csa-
cludes that so long his selections are admired ID
his patrons he will continue to produce every new
feature until all the supporters Of his estabshmeu
have seen them. He therefore, announces for this
evening the same bill as last night, namely, "The
Eve of Waterloo" Gale Breezely and the "Siciliaa
Bride"
WALLACK's THEATRE.-The proprietor Of thie
ably managed theatre presents another excellent g.
tertainment for tonight. He seems to cling to
the other of the fine old comedies which admit Of the
display Of great comic ability. The selections for ta
evening Poor Cousin Walter, and the beautiful
comedy Of Speed the Plough
WHITES THEATRE OF VARIETIEs.-Mr. and Mrs.
Merri6ed to take their benefit this evening. Tho
bill of entertainment selected comprises the dramas
OF the six Degrees Of Crime" and the Rough Dis
mond together with the fifth act Of the tragedy q
Richard ILL.,
AMERICAN MUsEUM-The same excellent drama
tic entertainments which were given here yesterdaR
afternoon aud evening are to be repeated to-day.
General Tom Thumb is to give his pleasing PERSONS
tons on both occasions
CRcUs.-A grand selection of peculiarly attractive
equestrian features comprise the bill presented at the
Amphtheatre this evening. The double somerset
Of Rochfort is really surprising
CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUsE.-Christy's Mnstreis
announce an exceedingly attractive programme fee
this evening.
WOODS MINsrRELs have provided well selected
bill of entertainment for this evening.
ROBERT HELLER continues to give his soirees dia-
blerie with great success. good programme fox
tonight.
BANvARD's PANORAMA OF THE HOLY LAND WI
be exhibited again this evening at the Ge0ran2a,
Broadway.
RIsLEY's THAMEs.--This beautiful painting Il
witnessed by crowded assemblages nightly, at 400
Broadway
| METROPOLITAN HALL-Mad. Alboni, at the re-
quest of many Of her admirers, will give grand "a
cred concert on Sunday evening next The selection
of musical gems is such as will be sure to draw an
immense assemblage. She will be aided on the ooea-
sion by Signora c. Vietti vertiprach, Mad Sieden-
berg, Signors Sangiovanni, Coett and Barli. R06i-
mis- Stabat Mater" and the Prayer, from Moses
in Egypt" will be two of the gems.
Miss Julia Bennett was playing at st. Louis on The
9th ult
Mr. Dcmpster the vocalist, is greeted with crowded
audiences in Philadelphia. His last concert will b
given this evening.
The Chinese Jugglers were giving their ouriou'
performances in st. Louis, on the 30th ult.
Mr.. Burke, the comedian, is playing at the WaalI-
ngton theatre.