The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-11

Captain Absoluse; NJ. Carver as Sir Lu iius Mr..
Wood a. Acres, Mr. DAly ~ Falkland. NJ. Flake
as David, Mrs. Barrow ~ Ly lila, and Mrs. Smith as
julia. Mr.. Gilbert viii sps ak the opening address.
CINCINNATI Mr. R. Johnston has ap cared at
the National q Geodrey Dale, Ia The Last Msa."
Mr.. Debar and Mile valee arc underlined.
BuFFALo.-rhs Gabriel Ravel Troupe are at the
Metropolitan.
RocHEsrKE.-Mr. z. Eddy hes been playing at the
theatre here, during tho past week.
FROvIDENuE, Il. L-The lew theatre under Mr..
Forbes management has been opened To- the season.
The company ooa,ists Of Me.srs. j. II. Oxley. j.
Dunu. J. d. Grace, q. Vary, o Psrdey. W. Love-
day, Mesdames W. c. Forbes, H. Clark, e. Grattan,
Miss Julia Miles. &,.
LOUISVILLE, KY-Bates' theatre opened on Moo
cay lsst with the play Of cloves Sacria e"-Mes.
A. knight tskipg the character OF Margaret Elmore,
and MIR. J. G. Hsnley thar Of Matthew Elmore.
CLEVELAND, O.-Mr. and Mrs. Rchings nave been
play ing here. Mr. W. L. Aging and wife, welt and
fsvoraby known in the East rn theatres, have been
engs ged 10 the stock company Of tae Ath.n@um.
Nkw OkLEAEs.-we learn, says the New Orleans
Picaune, that Mr.. B. DE Bar, the manager Of the
St. Cbss theatre in this city has engaged his COM
pany for the coming season. It is to consist OF the
following pei sons :: Meesrs. VIM. Held, C. Pope, 7.
Duf II. 0. Pardey. l.. Bernard, j. 8. Wright, j.
Hamilton, T. Kembie, W. Davis, J. W. Clifford, H.
Schot lcisf, w. Boyle, E. Brucclani T. St. Clair G.
Howard, J. Raymond, J. Clarke, B De Bar; Ma
danes Mary Stuart, T. Duff, L. Bernard. A. Wal
dauer, 7. Kemble. W. Davis, c. Booth, 4. Nixon, G.
Howard, F. Millions; Misses V. Kemble, J. School.
craft A. Schcolcfaft, G. Courtney, Nile. N. valse;
c. G. Chesey, treasurer; A. Wauldauer, com poser
and leader of the or 1hestra; 7. C. Nixon, scenic
artist. Tue French opera {, oupe will be as strong
as ever, aud glad 70 see that there is to be
comic ss well as grand opera presented by the ma.
pagement Of this season. series Of grand balls is
to be given at the Orleans also, which will greatly
add to the gay attractions of the winter. Mr.. Plt
eide is making arrangements that cannot fail to
make the Varieties more attractive than ever He has
secured the services Of bis brother H. Placde for
q considerable portion Of the season. The American
theatre has been put in complete repair, and now
looks outeice and inside like modern building. II
is 10 be opened early in the season by the German
company, tat, during portion Of last wiater, gave
much satisfaction % intelligent audiences or
course, Dan Rice will be here in the order of eveLt,,
to re open the Ampatheatre, and there will be the
usual succession OF musical and other entertain
mebss ptoYieeu lor our enjoyment a5 05 season
oeepens.
HARTFORD, CT.-Mr. Wyatt has eased the thea.
TIE for year, and be opeI it this evening.
CALIFORNIA.-Theatricals were In q bad way at
the last accounts. Yankee Sullivan was anunnced
to give eparring exhibitions at the Metropolitan
and since Miss Keene's depar ure for Sidney, the
UIion, low called tie Peoples theatre, has been
Kept open by Messrs. Wheatly and H1h1. We see
no accounts from the actors in the interior OF the
State