The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22
Theatrical md Musical.

BOwERY THEATRE-The entertainment announced
for this evening consist of the equestrian spectacle of
Putnam in which Mr.. Derr will perform his daring
feat horseback, Mr. Eddy viii sustain the charac
ter of Onea ,tah, Johnston as General Washington,
and Miss Dawes as Kate Putnam. The "Star Span
gled Banner" will be sung by Miss Hifort and Mr..
Hamilton, and all concludes with the new drama Of
Australia"
BROADWAY THEATRL.--In consequence of the ball
given by the Washington Association in this estab-
lishment, there will be no dramatic performance; but
on Wednesday evening, Mr.. Forrest, the distinguish
cd ragedian, will appear in his great character OF
"Richeeu,' supported by strong cast.
Burrows TnEArEE.-M orton's excellent comedy
of "Speed the Plough" with those eminent artists
Messrs. Placide, Dyott, Fisher, Thompson, Mrs.
Hughes Miss Weston, and other eminent artists in
overures, waltZes polkas, &C., and the amusements
will terminate with the new farce called "a Fheno
menon.'
NATIONAL TnEATRE.-Thc entertainments at this
very popular place OF amusement will commence
with the moral drama of The Six Degrees Of
Crime" Mr.. w. G.. Jones as Julio Dormelly. Miss
Darlington will dance a" Highland Fling" and the
amusements will conclude with the very attractive
piece, which is drawing nightly crowded houses,
called O'Neal the Great
WALLAoK's THEArRE.-The play by BuIwer,
which never tires, and which will always possess
great interest, will be the particular feature at this
theatre. We believe it has been performed for az
teen or sixteen nights with the greatest success.
entertainments will close with an operetta called
" First Come First Served
DARNUM's MUsEuM.--The afternoon performances
consist Of Deaf as Post" and !" Domestic Econo-
my" and in the evening, the excellent drama, en-
titled Old Folks ut Home with an effective cast
Of characters.
CIRCus-The spectacle of " st. George and the
Dragon" has proved so attractive that the manage
ment has concluded to continue it for another week.
diversified array Of equestrian, gymnastic and
acrobat feats for this evening.
CnRIsrY's OPERA HoUsR.-It is scarcely neces-
sary to say more regarding this establishment than
that the bill announced is excellent the house IL
crowded every night.
WooD's MINsTRELs.---Tbis excellent place OF
amusement is deservedly successful. Wood is good
manager and the character OF his entertainments Is
reshed and admired by the visiters
BANvARD's Holy LAND continues to be largely
patronized, and very deservedy So as it Is painting
Of great artistic excellence
RIsIEy's THAMES is gaining In public estimation.
1t Il beautiful painting. The lecturer would do
WELL in his observations, by avoiding insults TO any
particular nation.
ROBERT HELLER, the great magician, is nightly
visited by large audiences, who seem dclighted by
his dcgtcrity. fine programme Tor this evening.
MADAME VAIPNTINI.--The concerts given hy this
avorite vocalist IL Hope Chapel are very successful
She is assisted by several very talented artists and
the admission Is so small and the amuscments so
very pleasing we advise the lovers of song to visit
Hope Chapel, and Judge for themselves.
A young man giving his name as Champion T..
Bcld1n, was arrested at Columbus on the lath inst.
and 81 900 in counterfeit % notes on the City Bank
Of New Yeyl, found On bis person.