The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08
Theatres and Exhibitions.

Ac,DFn OF MUsic.-1he grand opera of 81 Puritani"
viii be performed 10 morrow evening, and as Bshni's
music Is always to draw good houses we presume
the opera house in Fourteenth street will be largely pa
character of klyra which she fs with great artistic
ability sgnor Mario as Lord Arthur, in which he sings
characters OF sir Richard and George by ssnor Ber
nardi and Susin We hope have the PIE asure OF
having Mario end Grsi in "Sopnambulap y other IA
voe pieces which admit Of great displiy their vocal
abilities.
BROADWAY THEArRE.-To morrow evening the d;stin
gushsd vccalists Miss Louisa Pyne, Mr. HARRISON Mr
Borsn, and Miss Pyne will appear for the rst time
the american boards, in Bellni's beautiful opera o
that Of Amina by Miss Louisa Pyre. As Mr. Marshall,
the Lessee bas made every arrangement 10 produce Eng
cess. The scenery is new and beautiful The amose.
na nss win slcse with s-ss ike AZ Two pess.n
Eowsny THEATRE This theatre wal well patronzs
during the past week and the perfor gave grss
satisfaction The bill selected for to evening
comprises y new drama cat6d the "Old Chateau the
petite comedy OF sour First Nigh and the drama OF TIE
fire Raiser the principal characters in which win be
ring, MIS- ftomaps and Mrs. Place.
NBIos GARDEN The Bavels continue to draw very
large assembages. "Asphodei the Magic Pen' s to
be repested to morrow night together with the psuto
mime Of Robert Macaire and grand dvortisenent in
most popular pas The pantomime of "Asphodel,' is
decidedly the greatest comic novelty the Rayes have
yet prod uced.
Burrows THEarRE-The comedy of "Ihs Kiyals' is to
be produced to- moos evening with unelualed cast
namely, Burton, Placide, Jordan, Fisher, Johnston,
Earchant, Andrews Miss Saxon and Miss Raymond The
capital piece Of the Moustache Mania will also bs
played Johnston Miss Saxon Mrs Burton appearing
in the leading characters The theatre continues to be
crowded nightly.
NATIONAL THEATRE The pieces announced for to NOR
row evening are the popular drama of the Surgeon Of
Paris,i and the romantic drama entitled The YAM
pire' the principal characters in which will be sus-
cbos Mrs. Jones aud Miss Hathaway. The compliment
tary benefit to II. Purdy viii come off on Wednesday
next.
wALtaCks THEATRE --'srhe Violet" an interesting do.
mestic drama 10 to be played tomorrow night in which
Mr. JAMES walack will sustain his original character OF
Andre, supported BY Broughsm, Stewart Miss Steele,
Mrs Stephens, and Mrs. Crsmer B:oughams success.
full drama Of s'My Cousin German," and the popular
dance of La Manoa which will be executed by senior
ita Soto, will also be gvep-Blake and Lester appearing
in the last named drama Afu house may be exI ected
/ as Mr Walack is great favcrite and fine actor.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE reduction of prices at this
establishment has had the effect Of drawing larger
houses The dramatic selections for TO evening
consist Of the play Of Ingomar.' Miss Makeah will
make her first appearances Parthenia and Mr.. Mar
SHALL trageiian Of great celebrity, win sustain the
character Of Ingomar Mr. MARSHALL was great favorte
welcomed with enthusiasm by his friends. TUESDAY
evening, gr. Eytipge and Miss Makeah viii appear in
TO perfo the character o Behsdict in adm gabls
| manner.
| AMERICAN MrsEry The and peculiar drama of
"Eus'ache II to be played again to morrow evening.
IT has bsen highly successful and is placed the
stage in highly creditable The leading
characters are sustained by G. W. Clarke and Miss Mes
taJer The drama OF 'tAeele,' and .he fa1co OF the
"Talor of Tamworth," will be played in the afternoon.
wooD's MSNaHs-1he new fares Of "BMck Blum
ders," Ia which George Christy win appesr as julius
Crow, to be produced By this popular company to
MORO. night, together with several ponasr Ethopns
| features.
BrcsIxv's sKnrsAnrns "A bur.csque on the opera .
ara Diavoo viii be produced by tAis highly popzia
| and talented compsuy tomorrow evening, with 1ev
scenery dresses and decorations aAd some vAuats ad
ditiors to the already efficient vccaldapartmsnt.
MDpAxcs' HAIL, 472 Broadway "A new farce, styls
company to morrow evening, cory largo and bcanti
full stage having been erected for tae pupose The
| amusements win also be given.
METROPOLITAN CrERA HousrA--A grand rocal and in
strumenta concert win be given this evcoiug at thi
| establishment.
Iz-pKes rEoM THE Pe js1s Miss Teresa Esmona,
whose readings from To- poets At the stuyvesant Inst
tutc On tuesday svenf 81, listened to by hghl
respectable ard discre inating audience with grest Dc
light. viii give her Iecond entertainment Monda
evening next. The fecitAtions Of the sPosh Royr b
Mrs Ann = steyon' and the s'Buleing OF the Ship"
Longfellow wero 6nch admired. She II lady OF taer
and dessryes pu blic patronage. Wo hope to see th
| PROVINCIAL PRoDuCE-REcIrRocIT TREATY.
u has bee' already mentioned that increased quanti
OF grsin, -four and lumber awaiting in Canada tt
procan alton Of the Reciprocity Treaty for shpmen
Tit cs nnot 60 into operation till spring great disA
pon' naont viii be felt. Tho Legislature Of Prince v
wal bland will meet the 2Gtb instant, to pass Il
cssary for brp ging the customs laws OF th
froynco into harmony with the treaty II is sscerta
ed that the measure win pass without opposition.
, | New Brunswick there Is a small party opposed TO u
treaty but they expected to he influenced In son
degree by the prompt action OF the Canadian Iegis
ture The Legislature OF Nova Scotia Ia to meet wi
t view to the raseirg OF the reciprocity blu in Ootobe