The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

BROADWAY IHEAIRE-Mr James Anderson, the English
agedan, appears for the last time this evening in the
character OF Charles De Moor in the tragedy Of The
Robbers" The entertainments will conclude with the
grand romantic Spectacle Of Faustus win be produced
in its original splendor.
BowERY TnKARE-"Salvator Rosa" is announced
.'The Good for Nothing VIII follow, in which Sir william
Don appears Tom Nddles The anusements will con-
Tude with the last act Of The Pirate of the Isles" Miss
Ellen Gray appears as Blanca on Monday evening
NmIos GARDxN.-The Ravels, always favorites, are
drawing usual large audiences. The amusements Of
this evening commence with overture, which viii be
succeeded by the Acan ballet Of Jocko, with Mar
zetti the Ape tn fairy pantomme Of sldedina or
Drtam and Reality" viii conclude the entertainments
NATIONAL THxArRE.-This evening is announced as the
performers, 1sssrs Cony AID Fsyor The domestic
drama of the "Millers Maid" will commence the amuse-
ments and the drama of the Murdered Boatman will
follow. All concludes with the pantomime Of sDon
Juan"
wAIAcK's THEATRE -Buckstone's comedy Of ssThe
Scholar" with Mr. wallack as Erasmus Bookworm, and
Mrs. Conway Helen, announced again for this
ing The orchestra win play several favorite airs and
the entertainment will close with the drama of the
"Rent Day. Mr. Wallack Martin Hey wood
AMERICAN MusEuM.-The performance Of the afternoon
consists Of the play Of The Stranger c. w. Clarke as
the Stranger Miss Mestayer as Mrs Halter In the
evening the Fairy Light Guard and the farce Of the
'Double Bsdded Room"
CnRIsTY's MINISTRIES give the "Concert Ia Julien y
several instrumental pieces and the amusements close
with christmas Festival Sports among the Colored
Race
WooD's MNsrREIs-s' Uncle Toms Cabin will again
be reformed tonight, with the buriesque Rochester
knockingsn
BUCKEYES SRxADKRs give no entertainment this even
ing in consequence Of the necessary preparations bur
lesque operas. On Monday night SomnambulAn will
be given The part Of Amna 6y Miss Eleanor and Elvino
JuIIKS's CoScKRTs-The last concert of this distn-
guished band comes oil to night when doubt, the
Garden win be crowded Besides the splendid compost
tions Of the great masters Madame Wallace Bouchele
and Nile Anna Zerr will sing beautiful vocal pieces.
The inmitable Farewell valse win also be given.
1he London Ne,cs of the 18th instant, says:-Miss
Greenfield he Black Swan, accompanied by Sir George
smart, had the honor Of singing of her national
songs to her Majesty yesterday, at Buckingham Palace
MISS KIMBERLY AND MR.. PoRSEY.
TO IHs KDroR OF NEW YORK HERALD
find in the Philadelphia Pennsylrdnian of Monday
per- ona attack me In telegraphic letter from
recently ht, in some few remarks delivered from
the stage in the city Of Washington, to complain Of
having suffered hidden Persecution from an individual
This secret persecution have submitted to patiently
since the publication Of the wsrld renowned Fornev
to It in silence. l have too much confidence in the
justice and generosity Of my native people to believe
that they will for moment tolerate such treatment
towards struggling artia< who feels that she has a.
free right to reach that precious goal the popular
heart, as has John W. Fornsy or Edwin Forrest. Their
engagements Of the prominent theatres in the
Of this fact feel IL win excuse me for stepping
aside from the strict duties Of profession to vndcse
myself from two nsidious and, regret TO confess,
powerful enemies have felt II my duty to reply TO
the assault Of the Observation-Disclosures BY Mr..
Forney himself firmly believe-and have sent let
ter the editor Of that Journal with request that
may be published in its columns. enclose you here
with copy Of the letter. also article from the Albany
Argus which embraces one from the Washr gton Se,:e
wherein may be found the remarks made the WASH
ingon theatre, which have called forth the shameful
assault upon me In the Pennsylrdnidn, paper
lf~ huxo k.ls.~
ing IL still under his control
With great respect, yours, z. KIMBERLY.