The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03
uheataes ana Exhiba,ions.

ITALIAN OrERA-Notwthstandi ding the difficulties
oe- ssioued BY the peculiI hardness Of the t,mes,
ana w contendiDg circumstances. the engagement
Of tickets on Friday, is likely to be completely
successful. aheir appearance viii be attended
With the utrnoss warmth Of feeling and enthusiasm.
The tragic opers VI "Lucrezia Borga" is selected.
Mad. Grlzi as Lscrezia. Siguor Mario as Genuoro,
Is under the direction OF Signor Arditi, and the
chorus department is foil and effective.
BROADWAY THEArRE-The new play entitled
"Camille, OF the Fate a . Coquette," which Is
replete with interest and legitimate excitement, is
to be repeated again to morrow evening. IL was
played ali last week to overlooking houses, and
was received with unb0unded enthusiasm. MISS
Davenport, whose dramatic presentations enfitle
her to be placed among the most brilliant stars
that shone in this country, will sustain the
Part Of Camille, and Mr. Conway, the very arduous
character Of Armand Duval
BowERY THEATRE-Lord Byron's play Of "Sar-
evening. 1t will be put upon the stage with new
scenery, dresses, machinery, music, AMI dances,
and the talented actress, Mrs. 7. s, Hambli has
been engaged, and will personate the chara ter Of
Sardanapsius. The other leading parts will be
sustained by Miss Ellen Grey and Mr.. Pope The
petite comedy of "Nature and Philosophy will be
the commencing feature Of the evening Mrs. Yeo.
mans appearing as Colin.
NIBLo's GARDEN.-The Ravels are to appear
again to morrow evening. The performance pro-
vided comprise the grand pantomime OF "Mazulm,
or the Night Owl which is to be Withdrawn after
the ensuing week, and the comic Chinese ballet
Eronaut," in which Francois, Antoine and Jerome
will sustain the principal characters.
Burrows THEATRE This establishment will be
opened for the season tomorrow evening, having
been enlarged, and having undergone . thorough
renovation, elaboration and repainting. Toe COM
papy engaged comprises many of the old favOrites
together with several good additions; and the pieces
announced for this occasion are the popular comedy
Of the "Serious Family" and the favorte piece en-
titled "Asmodeus."
NATIONAL THEArRR.-The burlesque styled the
Female Forty Thieves" Is to be revived to morrow
night in which the popular actress, Miss A. Hatha'
way will appear as Diamond The other fe atures
are the drama of the "Man O'Warsman, which will
introduce j. r. Scott as Gale Breezely, and Mrs.
Nichols as Norma; and the three act play OF the
'.HoDey Moon"-Mr. J. Carroll, who is newly en-
gagged, appearing as Duke Aranza.
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The drama of the "Dumb
Man of Manchester" is announced for to morrow
afternoon, Mr.. Taylor appearing as the Dumb Man.
and the very popular play OF The Stranger" 10 the
eyeniDg-C. w. Clarke personating the ch aracter of
the Stranger, and Miss Messenger that of Mrs. Haler
tie New York Fire Department. will come off TO-
morrow night The prizes will be the same as those
given on the former occasions.
WOODS MINsrRELs announce bill Of great variety
Melodies, followed BY Jim Crow Brown and his Fairy
Light Guards, and the concluding piece will be the
new burlesque of Robert Mske-Airs."
WooD's BRANCH BAND, who are performing at
472 Broadway, announce well selected programme
for tomorrow evening, consisting of Negro Melo
dies, instrumental performances, and dancing. The
Christmas Festivals close the amusements.
BUCKLEY's OPERA HoUsE-The performances Of
this Company are admired by all those who visit
their hall. "Sonnambula" ia announced again for
tomorrow evening. The singing is capital and the
scenery excellent. No doubt there will be full
attendance.
SANDPoRp's OPERA TRoUPE.-This company
which numbers many fine vocalists and instrument
all the week. The entertainment is very good, and
the audience testify the fact by loud plaudits. A
fine programme for tomorrow evening.
SUNDAY CoNCERr-Dodworths celebrated Brass
Band will give one of their "Musical Entertain
me nts" this evening. The selections are from the
works Of the great composers of the Gay.