The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-09
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n his violin The entertainment win be extremely in
bersstng.
Madame sontsg has produced great excitement among
hs music loving people Of Boston. II is announced that
n the close of her operate there she will give
in twenty cities Of New York. Name Con-
nssticut, New Hampshire and Rhode Island.
mensgerie of wild beasts caught in California ar
rived in this city few days since in the clipper Sovereign
n the sess The collection c,ntains animal described
s Rainbow Bear-so called from the stripes surround
ns his body-s white bear, tiger cat leopard cat
cav ota some quails of peculiar species and horned
toad They were forwarded for exhibition at the Worlds
Fair.
Mrs. f. G Bostwick, having nearly completed her pro.
essonal tour of the Southern and Western States in
lends soon returning to New York to give series of
pers. This artistic has made very favorable impression
the cities she has visited and will probably attract
much interest on her return here
Burtons theatre has introduced during the week
applicant for public favor In the person Of Miss f. Ray
nond who has appeared with great credit in the role Of
Donna Olivia in the comedy of "a Bold Stroke for Hus
band" Tonight she plays Hppoyta, in the comedy Of
She Would and She Would Not" This young lady is
laid to be very pretty, pleasing and talented artistic
In the ay theatre tie great feature of the week
been shakspeare's tragedy Of Macbeth presented in
III the magnfcence which to make it really striking
Ind effective The house has been crowded to its utmost
city every day The emendations to the Shaks
peran text introduced by Mr. Collier have been adopt.
I'd in the reading of the play, and altogether it is the
1ar dest representation have had tho Ameri
ian stage. 1t is to be produced tonight
In wanack's theatre ts talented proprietor assumes
sock and buskn to right in the character Of Benedict
n Shakf peare's comedy of Much Ado about Nothing
The afterpiece will be His Last Legs"
| haar a;ot.;
s favorte place of public entertainment The eques
ran spectacle of Putnam the Iron Son Of '76" will
be revived this evening. On Wednesday Mrs. T. D. Yeo.
mans takes her benefit, and Friday tho comedy OF
Town and Country" and the fifth act of Richard the
Third" will be given for Mr. Glenn's baneft.
At the National 1.-THE Knights of the Cross' is to be
epr uccd to night with the assistance of Msssrs Cony
Taylor and Company
The St. Charles theatre is doing tremely WELL and has
Decon a very favorite place Of amusement. Three
pieces, THE Pirate Doctor, "Macbeth" and The Lot.
Jerry Ticket" announced for this evening. The
Bowery Circus is also attracting large houses.
Barnums Museum con tnues the drama Of nThe Will
ov Copse" for this week. To night there win be pre-
ented, besides, the comedies Of Domestic Economy"
ind No Song No SUPERB
Heller continues his feats Of necromancy to full
ouses the Chinese Buildings His rival in the wizard
ne Mr.. Anderson, his first temperance in
Metropolitan Hail. on Wednesday, the 18TH
The two negro minstrel concert rooms-woods' and
in the full enjoyment of public patronage.
The panoramic representations of which have
hree four ien very excellent and attractive
A New FRENCH JOURNAL Many Of the French resi-
tents in this metropolis having become dissatisfied with
recent policy Of the journal which had formerly ad
democratic and republican principles but has
began to manifest mptoms of regard for tine empire
been for some time past concocng for the
establishment of new democratic journal. The birth
as at length taken place, and the Journal, under
he ttls of Republicai Saturday introduced to
HE public. The Republcain is evening Journal and
TO be issued daily tr weekly and weekly the price of
single copy being three cents Of it is devoted
pure democratic principles and its motto Is Pro-
ress" Its creedis thus and
Nth, adopt reason. Bstwesn common Law aud class
privileges, we the side Of the common law Be-
the republic and monarchy, declare for the
ubncn