The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-29


BROADWAY THEATRE.--The much admired drama OF
Camille, which has large audiences every night
Dayenport as Camille Gauter and Mr. Conway as Az
mand Dnyal. 1t is very interesting piece and the
acting throughout i admirable. Everybody should
Miss Davenport in this character t
BowERy THEATRE The entertainments will commence
with the equestrian exercises consisting Of extraord
nary leaps and fighs-Mlle Rosa in equestrian feats
jumping through balloons and other objects The
a Ganges' closes all.
NIBlo's opera of Iuc d Hammer
moor" viii be presented this evening Mile Man. whose
vocal abilities have been spoken Of in attering terms
appears as Lucy, and Mr.. st. Albyn as Edgar. The
other characters BY Messrs Horncastle Harrison and
Irving. f
BUTTONS THEATRE----B Burtou's company appear to.
night in the new piece called The Upper Ten and the
Lower Twenty The principal characters will be lled
by Burton Johnston, Jordan, Fisher Andrews, Mrs.
Hough, Mrs Hughes and Miss T. Raymond "a falo Of
a Tub closes the amuseinents.
NATIONAL THsArRE-The French and American troupe
Of equestrans, consisting Of Madame Tournaiare, Mrs
Carroll Mile Josephine Messrs Carroll Benct, Stout,
Eseer. Jennings and Sands, appear in ring exercises
and the drama Of Jonathan Bradford closes the
amusements.
WAIIaCKs THsAT1u-The attractive comedy Of g Mo-
ney viii be presented tonight, with fine cast, beau
Brousham bland and Miss Rosa Bennett in % the leading
characters All concludes with the farce Of the "New
Footman."
METROPOLITAN TKATRE.--This esta bishment is gaining
much in pubic favor The dramatic selections for this
evening the play g. the Stranger with Mrs Far
as Mrs. Haler. and Mr.. f. Eddy very good actor,
as the Stranger. ''S Marys Eye con udes the enter
tainments.
AMERICAN MUsErs-The piece selected for this after
is the Wreck Ashore, Mr. G. W. Clarke and Miss
Mestayer in the principal parts In the evening the
9 Wreck Ashore,'' and the amusing farce of "The
Smiths - #nH
wooD's MSsrR1s-A great variety negro melodies
is announced for this evening together with the
version of the Mummy" and other features.
BUCKIEy's SEKExADERs fairy extravaganza
called 6 Beauty and the Beast as also select negro
melodies, are the features Of this evening. \
WooD's yARHTEs.-Negro delneations, DIR. Valentine
in his Freaks. Follies and Fobles, and singing and
dancing in white characters, are announced for this
evening. 58e@ sut#E n i t Gis
ascension from the Hippodrome, Thursday, at two
O'CLOCK He viii be accompanied by two gentlemen and
q lady
HARD TMEs-EFFECrs ON EATING HOUSES, THEA
1RFs, MnLLSrRs AND GRAyEyAKDs-Hard times, hard
times, is the universal cry. Wherever you go there is
the complaint Everything except the necessares
Of life has depreeated labor IL reduced shoals Of
employed w0rkmen and servant girls are, like Mcawber
ng for ), to turn u ~. Hotels S M ere & dn
weather. We end inquiry that the keepers Of the
crowded eating and drinking houes in the lower part Of
city confess to reduction Of at least onehaf in
their business. At one Of them whore average Of
900 is usually received every day the clerk remarked
that large part Of It's business consisted Of its deal
ings with merchants and drummers who, taxing their
cust0mers TO dine in prosperous times spent four
five dollars apiece but that now the receipts from such
nes. Credit IL contracted and loans procurabe
what admitted to be unexceptionable securities
fifty per cent II only the other day that we noticed
the sale OF handsome freesone house. foreclosure
Of mortgage for 600 which not year ago was con-
sidered cheap at S2000o depreciation of forty per
cent Happy the man now whose Golfers run over with
what our Chatham street friends would call the only
real original genuine monsh" The jubilee for pawn
brokers has There s however hilarious fea
ture in this gloomy state Of affairs The theatres and
places of amusement full; in fact they do better
m an in tinnpG nf lpcQ dunrC aQinn Whnn
gets poor" says Samuel Weller, ssbest II he don't
go 10 eating OYSTERS" When New Yorker feels des-
his troubles in the world Of the imagination, and
drass supply Of happiness which may in some
protect him from the evils of the
50 when the coming storm charges the air with
moisture in token Of It's advent, the anxious and per-
turbed fowl Of the bainyard assumes an.unwoned COM
posure draws oil from thousand unsuspected sources
in her body wherewth to smooth and render water
tight her RULED plumage deposits leg safely under
10 the armament pacaay deGes ia rage In recount
ing the melancholy signs OF the times, find. after ALL
that one Of the most suggestive was onitsei-namey,
ous curch-gser Of many years staading-tes us that
at this period, when arraying themselves n
gay colors for the winter, he never saw many old
bonnets about 1t is beautifully characteristic Of the
sympathetic relations existing between the that
this fact should be 20 observable The popular charge
OF hesrtessness and unreHcctng extravagauce mode
against the ladies of city IL thus dsrfoved IBIS
shown that husbands need only communicate their en-
barr to their companoos to receive all the aid
and comfort which coniuga affection ougk to fusnsh
While about It, IL may hs we'll to mention that
the pressure f the money has invaded the
precncts Of the grave mag the year nearly past
there have hAen fewer expansive mnunaenfs erected to
the memory 81 the dead ts any previous year since
the rage foT such things fagy cosnensed in shs
try. We have the statement of OF the largest
bic dealers in the country that while in former he
has been accustomed to receive annually orders for
monuments ranging from 81, 900 to 900 in value
during the last eleven months he has not bad The
demand, however for modest inexpensive monuments
has greatly increased se wing that the rsnembsance Of
the departed has not deened with the make
an ostentatlous display OF it-Pea.
Court CAlendar-This Day.
CSrD srArH pzlaIcr CoUKr-Nos. Il, u, 30 10, 0,
l s, 35, 81, 7, IS. 4
surnxE Ccusr-General term-NOs. 1o5, 1os, 81, 100,
134, 1876, 40, so, 20, 1O2.
SrPnnyE CorRT-Circuit--Nos 687, leo 131, Sf1, $780,
T4A, 2s9 70 csc, $40, 1024, 1927, 102S
EurSuoR UouRr -four branches)-NoA 7sl, 1911, 122e
20I 1896 1874 1880, 1881, 1872 1881, 1928, 123e 1912
sosx 1oas 1oe- 1oes 1oso 100 aeo tos a., o. oor