The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-14

ACADEMY OF Musc.-Ros ini's opera Of civilian
evening next, when no doubt there win be another
crowded house From present appearances TINS opera
viii be likely to have long and successful run II has
been produced in great fplendor.
GERMAN 0rERA-The next opera night 10 announced
for Tuesday evening" being the tenth subscription hight
Aessandro Sradella" was quite su :cessful on Thurs.
day evening The house filed 10 every apartment
BROADWAY THEATRE. -Shakspeare's tragedy Of "Rich-
ard lII.' is announced for this evening, when Mr..
Forrest appears as ena5o and MT conway Is rs Ksh
bot as Lady Anne. The "Irish Tutor" concludes ALL
BowERY rnEArRE.-rhe new play Of Jean Remy,."
with Mr. and Mrs EDDY In tho leading chara'ters is
Bruno. The farce of "Betsy Baker," Mrs. Eddy in
that character, concludes the amusements.
BURROWS TKArRE.--The pieces selected for this eve
ming the play Of Janet Pride" Mrs. Alexina
Fisher Baker and Mr. Burton in the two leading charac
tiers. The farce Of the "Sptfre' viii also be played.
WALLACE TmEArRE-The DIANA Of s'The Last Man."
with Mr. Blake as Godfrey Dale, character which may
be said to be his own as he has NO equal In It, Is an.
nounced for to. night. The 'Bold Dragon" will ter
inmate the entertainments.
AMERICAN MusEuM.-The romantic and very amusing
drama entitled "The Flying Dutchman" is snnounced
for the afternoon and evening.
WoOD's MINsTREIs.-This company continues in q
of great success. good programme is announced
BucKIsY,s srRKsApERs.-The "Elixir Of Loveo to-
night We shall notice the change from black TO VIII lite
faces to-morow-it is great improvement in the opera
PKHAM's OPERA HousE.-The Ethiopian performances
very good The amusements ci,se this evening with
the pote called "Dan AID Pompey."
MAD. IsApoRA CLARK will give concert at the Metro
poltan Theatre Tuesday evening next.
PANORAMA OF EURoPR.-1his beautiful painting should
be seen by every one.
MApEMoIsEIIE RAcuRIs-A Paris letter n the Inde.
penddace of Brussels, that Mdle. Rachel
whose intended departure for the United States
mentioned time since, Is compelled 10 give up her
project. According to the letter Ia question: the Mi
mister Of State did not wish that Paris, at . mo-
ment when all the world will be Aocking to IL, should
lose Of its brightest ornaments. He has used
his authority TO retain her in France he has the
Of doing BY the decree OF the Emperor Napoleon
from Moscow In which It is said that every soctctdire
OF the Theatre Francois entering shall engage to play
twenty years and after that period may retire The
twenty years date from the 6rst debut Just before the
admission takes place As Mdlle Rachel made her first
appearance the 18th jane 1885, she belongs TO the
company until the 18th June, 1858 The Steele, In
article which looks like conmunique from the lady her
SELF says s true that the government IL peAses
prevent Mdle Rachel from accepting her American
gagement but cannot compel her to play any in
Paris and she Ia fully determined not 70 do She
feels her health failing, and having many relatives, be-
sides children Of her own she wishes s make hn Of
fort TO provision for them She her long
services the Theatre Franeas sntitle her expect
slight indulgence particularly since IL the Minister In
ssis upon the letter Of the law he wiz simply prevent
Der from gaining the 600 francs which offered
her America her resolution not to appear again the
METROPOLITAN boards being rrevocable. Perhaps the
Minister thinks that lsdes resolutions always liable
to b ehsnged. II lst-