The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01
Theatres and Exhibae,on..


B0wERY THEATRE-The farewell benefit of Mr.
=. EDDY is to come OF this evening. Mile. Ma 10
Duret and NINE. Margsretta Olinza are to appear
IN conjunction Win toe entire company The ca.
the tragedy entitled the "Robbers,n In which E.
Eddy will sustain the part Of Charles; the extrsordi-
nary ascension Of Nine. Olinza on the tight rope,
blindfOIded. and tho drama Of "GYeen bushes"
which will introduce Mlle Duret and E. Eddy in tho
leading characters.
NIELo's GARDEN-Mme. Anna Thillop, the popu
lar English cantatrice whose performances have al
ways elected enthusiastic appreciation from crowd
ed assemblages Is TO appear In the opera cotitieA
the "Cr0wn Diamonds" az CatarinA- This being
the last night but two Of her appearance on an1
stage, it may DO reasonably supposed that the thea
TT will be crowded to its utmost oapastty. NJ.
VIM. Moore, the talented stage manager, is to take
bis benefit on Thursday evening next-several "a
Tented artists have volunteered.
NATIONAL THRArRB.-The commencing feature
for tonight will be the popu Lar drama f"N,ck Of
ter Of the Jibbeuainossy. This will be followed By
the new extravaganza called "Piot and Persona
on" Miss Hathaway aud Mr.. Fox ustaining three
cna char s each in Il And the whole viii coa0lGds
Mics Hathaway will appear as Mazourka.
AMERICAN MUrEUM.-Thc dramatic performances
lately given in the lecture room of this establish
ment have attracted very large assemoagss. rhs
FANATIC romance Of the "C0rsican Brothers" whioa
now in its fourth week of representation, aDd
which will very probably be played four more so
populsr has 1t become, and thu new piece, styled
"F,om Village to Court are the pieces 10 be given
this afternoon and evening
wooD's MNsrRELs are to repeat the burlesque.
Rochester Knockings," again this evening, togctunr
with singing, dancing, and instrumental solos.
BuCKIEYs SERENADsEs.-Th buresque on the
opera of "Cin lerea" will be represented again thia
evening, with the same good Cast.
of on Wednesday evening. Fifteen horses sre 70
lun for purse of s76, and saddle and bride
worth $25. The usual performances will DO givea
this afternoon and evening.
SIGNoR BLrTz is to give one Of his pleasing enter
tainments at Tarytown this evening. He Offeis Q
very good programme.
MADAME THLLoS's CARD.
The following card from Madame Anna Thil'oa
explains itself:-
10 rHs EDITOR OF NEW YORK HERALD.
SlR-Athough am wy uHca cprc-ed to appear IN
print, yet whom M name has been pahaa'y mentioned
as being the niece of the late Mr. Hunt in para
graph which appeared in the Sunday Dtspatck Of the
Soth ultimo soliciting from contribution towards
erecting tablet to his memory-on that ground, alone,
your widely circulating journal that inc paragraph in
the Dispatch utterly false In regard TO my Relationship
MI Se tho sos
in the Sunday Dispatch know nothing. What money,
sir have made In america = my own with which inc
which moro indebted to the ibe.alty OF the Ameri-
public than to any intrinsic ability posssss
trust, however, it win not be deemed obtrusrye In
TO say that have always enaeavored 70 pes'e my
patrons and that have tho grateful feelings TO-
wards the American people in retiring from the stage,
ard leaving the Gland Of the bravo and homo Of the tree
leave with them the warraest gratitude which female
heart susceptible Of for thor kind appreciation Of my
professional Efforts and in for their generosity
permit 20 say, shall cherish the sweet resna
brances OF the many fayors conferred me- and tbs
pleasing hours have passed In the associations c.
kind American friends in the loveest and nap land
tho world. ANNA THtii.0N.
This Is plump and irresistible. Without ever
stepping the mOdesty Of nature" the superiority Of
his great country In "loveliness and happiness
yer al other countries on the face Of tho globe ia
ranky confessed; and without the slightest idea Of
artery the charming little authorizes Of this honest
tile proclamation, simply does the American PEG
lie justice. She has had triumphant run Oh the
Atlantic and on the Pacific side Of the continent
and no wonder; one of the prettiest little women
that trod the stage, and Of the most fasci
mating Of little French coquetfes in English opera,
always splightly, piquant ard interesting, there
was no such word with her as fail in these United
States. Her "intrinsic abilities" as an operatis
actress, in light laughing, happy characters, I'M
questioned in themselves, have been rendered, BY
her extrinsic abilities, absolutely overwhelming to
all her American audiences She IL, also, anything
but miser with her money; and If it would be
source of any relief to the Sunday Dispatch we
dou BIT not that she would checrfaliy make contr
button for monument to the memory Of poor
HINT.