The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-04

BROADWAY THEArRE.-The manager Of this es
Enlistment has selected fine bill of entertainment
for this evening. The first piece is entitled "Cross
ing the Atlantic" in which Mr.. and Mrs. williams
sustain the leading characters. This piece con.
cludes with grand allegorical tableau OF Washing
ton. Miss Adelaide Price will appear ia national
medley dance, and the national drama Of the Birth
day Of Freedom viii conclude the amusements-
Mr.. B. Williams as ODonohue, and Mrs Williams rs
Liddy Jinko.
BowERY THEArRE.-There will be two enter
tainmenis given at this old and fayorite resort to-
day-one in the afternoon, at halfpast one, and the
other in the evening, at half past seven. The pieces
Fair STAR" the comedietta of "Out for Holiday, !"
and the farce of That's the Secret" The selec-
tions for the evening are the grand ascension Of
Mad. OHnza, from the stage TO the gallery, on the
wa" will follow, with various songs by Miss Hffert
and others, and the amasements will conclude with
the drama of the Yankee Tar"-Mr. w. R. Goodail
as Jack Junk.
NrBLos GARDEN.-The entertainments at this
cool and beautiful theatre Of character which
cannot fail to draw large assemblage Of our cti.
zens The charming English cantatrice, Mad. An
ma Thilon, will appear for the frst time since her
return from California In Balfes opera Of the EN-
chantress," in the character OF Stella and Mr.. Fra
ger as Don Sylvio. There can be little doubt but
that the admirers of Mad. Thi1lon will fill every de-
partment OF theatre this evening.
NATIONAL THEArRE-The energetic and success
ful manager of this theatre is to give three drama
tic entertainments to-day. The first takes place at
ten o'clock, when the new burlesque of "Mazeppa
the Second" and the farces Of the yankee Duel.
list and the "Frsky Cobbler" will besperformed.
Of wallace" and the farce Of "Pedijah B. Peasey;''
and in the evening, the national historical drama
Of "Rebels and Tories" and the "Fall OF the Ala
mo-" There will also be an Grafton BY Yankee
Il T. at ~ n r. 49, a
rope dancing By Herr Cline, and various songs by
Miss Hiffert. This arrangement must ensure mana
ger Purdy profitable day.
CASTLE GARpEN.-The glorious Fourth will be
celebrated here TO- day; during the afternoon by o
grand promenade CONCERT La Julien, by the or.
chestra Of the italian Opera Company. In the
evening, the entertainments will comprise variety
Of dramatic performanc together with Herr Cline
who will appear In his astonishing feats the tight
rope Mons. Devani, the wonderful contortionist,
win also execute his amazing feats OF posturing The
whole will conclude with q magnificent display Of
fireworks under the direction Of !. Edge.
AMERICAN MusEyx--Therearet to be Ave perform
anees ct this establishment in the morning
and half past three; and two in the evening" at six
Apd eight. The pieces provided are the Village
Gossip" Domestic Economy" Ambrose Gwin-
nett" and "Rosina Meadows" the casts Of which
embrace the names Of the entire company,
FnANCoSI'e HRroDRoKE.-The programme Of
equestrian performances provided for this afternoon
and evening are Of . very attractive character.
Among the most prominent features are the Games
Of the Crusaders, Course des Chars, English SteepIe
Chase, and La Perche Equipoise.
CmrsrY's MNsr1ELs-The Phantom Chorus.
Concert y Julien, Pot Pourri Overture, aud the
Burlesque Combat, are 70 DO given this evening, To-
gether with the usual negro melodies aud dancing.
Woop's MNsTgnLs.--The new burletta entitled
BLACK Douglas, D to be given both this afternoon
and evening-George appearing - Nebraska Bill
Douglas
opera called Cinderella, or the Magic Glass Slip.
per-" win be represented with the Same good cast,
both this afternoon and evening"