The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

CASTLE GARDRN.-Grisi and Mario are to make
their second appearance this evening In Donizett's
reception which they received o. Monday nishs Sss
created so great desire among the musical diatan-
ii to zee them, that it Is expected the Garden viii
be crowded in every available department to night.
country, and Mario is decidedly the best tenor No
have ever heard.
BROADWAY THEATRR.-The unequivocal success
which has attended the present engagement Of kisu
Davenport must be truly gratifying to her. Indeed.
the dramatic public leaves her NO longer in need Of
advocacy for il has Enthusiastically decided In her a.
vor, and that decision is unateIable. She is to re
peat her personation Of Camille" this evening.
BowERY THEArRE.-Byron' "Sardanapalus' has
crowded ON Monday and Tuesday by very respeotar
BILE audiences. Mrs. T. s. Hambin, who persona&eu
the part OF Sardanapalus, IL a. popular as ever, and
her acting is every night greeted with enthusiastic
night, with the farce Of the "Swiss SWANS"
NrBLo's GARDxN.-The benefit Of the popular
danseuse, Mlle Victorine Franck, will come Oh this
evening. The entertainment provided Ia unusually
attractive, Nile Yrca Matthias and the Rsvels a.
pearing in II. The bensfciare has 20 often contEi
buted largely to tho amuseme Mt Of the patrons a
the Garden, it would be unreasonable to suppose
that the house will not be crowded to its utmost O.
pacity.
Burrows THEArRE-Mr. Stoddard, Of the Ths-
atre Royal, EdinbarE and Glasgow, L. to make II
debut this evening a Sir Anthony Absolute, b
Sheridan comedy Of the Rivals" Mesrs. Boz.
ton, Jordan, Fisher, Marchant, Johnston, Min
Saxon, Mrs. Hughes and Xias Raymond win also
In which Miss Saxon win appear - Nan, win KEe-'
wise b performed. This s very attractive a.
nouncement. H
NATIONAL THEATRE--Manager Purdy 60ees
three very attractive pieces for this evenings
amusement, comprising the dramas Of the " Non
o. Wars Man and Therese,n with the burlesquo
entitled the nFemale Forty Thieves" Thoss
established fAvorites ]. R. Scott, J. CsnoN, @. l.
Fox, Miss Hathaway and Mrs. Nichols, axe al 10
appear in conjunction with the regular company.
wALLACRs THEArRs-This iavcrite resort Win
be re-opened tomorrow evening, having been
thoroughly renovated. The leading msmbsrs q thu
company are Messrs wallack, Blake, Lester, Dyotts
Byougham, Bland. Stewart, Mrs. Hoey, Mrs. Biaka.
Mrs. Conway. Mrs. RIougham, Mrs. Stephens md
Mrs. Cnmer, together with the accomplished dAu-
,euec. 6enorita Soto, and the pieces 70 be repres
ented are the comedy Of the irish Heiressn and
he farce Of "A Phenomenon in Smock Frock."
AMERICAN MUsEUM--The beautiful play enti-
tied LOve" win be represented this afternoon, and
the smusing comedy of"Paul Pryn In the evening.
c. w. CLARK appearing as Huon, Miss Mestayer q
the Countess, and Mr.. Hadaway - Paul Pry. Fun
attendance may DO expected.
HIProDRoxE.-rhe programme issued for III.
afternoon and evening compsises among ssvsN
TRAN spectacle of est. George and the DfAgon."
WooD's MINsTRELs are te-rspeat the nov bur
lssque Of robert Make Airsr this evening.
EBUcKIEY's SERnNApnxs.-1This popular company
are to represent "6omnan ala" again this evening.
TIE BRANCH BAND Il woods' Minstrsls have
provided An attractive amusement Tor this evening
SANproRp's OPInA Tn0UPE, whose singing sAd
instrumental perfoTmsnf - are happrcOiateds
oifsr wall selected bill for this evenings