The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-18
Theatres and Exhibitions,

BowfRY TarArRE.-There will be two performances
to-day In the afternoon at O'clock and the other
Al ~. Dramatic and equestrian performances.
BURROWS THEATEE.-The new piece called the Clipper
Ten and Lower Twenty and the farce OF the Good for
Nothing Burton appears In The hrst piece
ENGLISH 0rEUA At Nmo's GARDEs.-The busy hum
Of preparation is heard all around this great establish
ment and rehcarsas take place both day and evening"
when the newly arrived vecasts and e large orches
ira try and retry tho effects of the charming opera
The Syren, which is to be produced flor the first
time before American audence) on Monday evening
next Mr.. Niblo, with his usual spirit and determina
ton TO deserve success has organized complete com.
pany, doubled his orchestra, engaged competent ch
prepared entirely scenery dresses decorations and
properties expressly for the occasion and on Monday
next opens campaS which for briliaucy and
bids fair 20 eclipse al his former trunphs The artists
engaged with or two exceptions only entirely
to this country and the operas to be produced
also hear not hacneyed and old affairs but the very
best versions OF the most popular lyric dramas in the
English Language. The opening opera, "The Syren,
l. Of Autcr's most brilliant charming produc.
tons, and the Engs adaptation, reservhg every note
wherc Nile. Nau sang in II with unbounled success
every night during long engagement. OF tho tenor,
lie i quite young and his career in ENGLAND, thoag'
brief, moot brilliant Entering the Surrey Theatre
second tenor his voice and execution raised ltm al
most Immediately 10 the first rank, and lib raj enca
mcnt al the Haymarket theatre Immediately followed.
Another at Drury tame placed him beside Sims Reeves
and here he hearty applause AMI public favor even
oTer from Mr. Nblo tempted him away from this
and Monday evening he win try biz Fortune before n
American audience OF lina nd the other artists shall
then be able 10 Judge for ourselves We perceive t'
Nr Nblo adcrcs his old established and popular rate
of sion this viii ensure nIneuse audiences, an
| cannot fail to give general satisfaction.
benefit is TO be given tonight at the German theatre
Nos. 81 and 50 Bowery behalf Of the sufferers IL
the stranded ship New Ea These unfortunate Iecpl,
In state of dcstituton and all who inclined T.
help them should visit this theatre tonight. Eeneyn
| lence should crowd the house The comedy Of evil
Oats and the and amusing pantonme and bnlc
''hsery upon Misery" make up the BILL This viii b.
an interesting exhibition.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-TIie selections for tonight az,
attractive; they consist of 1E Hyder,i the drama
! tho "wizard skin - and the ''Desirs Daughter
wArIAcK's THEATRE--The comedy Of sgondon Assu
rance which has been represented with great
is announced again for this evening 'farnng the tn
blest' closes ALL
METROPOLITAN TnEATRT.--Thc interesting play ealle
teTortesa the Usurerf commences the seuleuts
and they close with the drama Of the Courier q
ISons.n
AM.Rie.v MUSEUM Tho pieces TO Dc represented tlt
afternoon and evening the dramas entitled Cari,'
and the Maid and the Maggie together Win the musl
| cal piece styled the "Swiss Cottage"
CiRcrs-CAsrrx GARDEy--Ihe equestrian perform
given here This afternoon and eveAny,
n very attractive character,
Woop's MiSsrREts-This company continue 70 attrac
crowded houses.
BucKlEY's sKeRSApERs.fhe bnrle -quo opera VI 'Nof
/ ma will be repeated tonight"
| Woop's VARIETIES, Az Broafway.--Thc pcrfarmaat
announced for Tonight mast insure = TIL llds".
| GRAND NocAL AND iNsrtuMsSrAL cove ~ wi,; y
1 given at the Chinese sanlings tonorrst hiyN a f1
bers OF the Philharmonic society, Italian UYg. ~
liens orchestra have beoa sccurci site ns3 sa.
G. j. ARsoIDs Ea.I7Is aiM c1lns ~ a.f@R
! theatre next wcek " acscrves bu0Fst. M..I