The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

close with the drama Of |" Black Eyed Susan"
NBLo's GARDEN.-The great success attendant
upon the production Of Bates grand spectacle opera
Of the Daughter Of 81. Mark" which has been
e the taste always svinoed BY Nibio. l. saasuaosd
again for Monday evening. and Will no doubt be
Z played every evening next week. The acting aud
singing OF Miss Pyne are generally ad nred, as also
Mr. Harrison, Mr.. Borrani and MIR. Holman.
BURROWS THEATRE-The great local drama,
"New York ss It is,' viii be produced at this
theatre, for the first time, on Monday EVENING"
Chapfrsu as Nose, John Tiaans as Joe, G. Holland
Nelson as Jenny. The drama Of "BorA to Good
Luck, with Nj. Eddy. fne actor, as Pad Raj
ferty. The comedy Of "The Secrs,," vito NJ. Gao.
Holland as Tnomss. viz also Will be given. Toe
wALLAcKs TaEATRE-The German Opera Com
psny appear again On Tuesday evening; but not
having received the programme, we are unable to
gay what opera will be performed.
WooD's MnsTRELs-rhe new piece called Ozark
Deeds, or Crimson Crimes" Is announced for to-
morrow evening, together with other novel and
amusirg features.
PERHAMs MINsTRELs.-A new piece, entitled the
"Nervous Darkies," is announced for Monday even
ing. Besides, there will be negro melodies and
dancing; the Walk Around and Railroad Explosion
also.
FOREIGN MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
Garden. The Strand and the Surrey are giving Elg
llsh operas. A new Diece at tia Olympic, SILL
Waters Run Dsep," had been quite success. Niue.
Args, the rew pfima donna, has been engaged for
number Of nights as Drury Lane. Miss Glyn is
playing at the Standard, and Nj. G. D. Pitt .. the
| City OF London. Albert Smith Is still going up
Mont Blanc, TO the amusement Of large numbers Of
| people. The Sunday Times Of the Sd gives an &C
count of an extraordinary fete at the old Dudley
| Castle, near WoverhamptoD. The Times says:-
"Above 10000 persons iocked on Monday last to
y announced length and the originators Of which
| were Lord Ward and Mr.. Alfred Bum. The amuse
| ments provided were admirable. The old Kitchen
was colfded 70 the care Of Mr. Benson, OF Brmiag-
ham, who retailed wholesome and substantial fare
| az t1e most moderate rate. Between the kitchen
and the castle keep, on impromptu shop was fitted
| up, wherein Mr.. insult, news agent, sold pro.
| grsmmes and histories Of the castle and dsscrip
| ti0ns Of the entertainment Ia the space In
front Of the Justice Hall, coDceri pavilion was
erected, and flags and banners were displayed ia
every direction. In the early portion OF the day the
| centre Of the QUADRANGLE was occupied by Mr..
Green Abaloop ia which he nscended at five clock.
The balloon took an eastery dire ;teu, and, af;sr
about an hour, Mr. Green mads safe descent within
three miss OF Kidderminster AMI reached the Cas-
| tie Grounds about ten o'clock. During bis aerial
voyage he reached an altitu 10 higher than he
had attained on any previous occasion. Toe iuss:u-
ment which he carries with him for ascs.taning The
height which the balloon reaches, marks two and
half miles at the most; and after its indie that
this height had been reached the balloon continued
W tSCSEO AT pSrl9Q Nc IyunQ Lle ou intensely
lot, while ons Of the most msgn6csns sights he had
ever beheld met his view, produced by the rags of
the sun being retracted from mass of clouds be.
| meath him with thousand varied brilliant huss.
The caverns, for which the castle Is famous, were
! lighted with gas apparatus, and the Witches
| chorus in "Macbesh" was sung in q glen properly
fitted up fer the occasion, the part Of Hscats bling
sustained by MIR. Lawier. Mr.. Cox, of London, ex.
hibited series Of diss,lving visw VS. Mr. Friend gave
representation Of his pan,rams OF North America
and Canada, and music, dancing, ard fireworks
made the entertainment one OF q most attractive
description. 1t was repeated on Tuesday and on
Wednesday.
A new farce, Only Halfpenny." has bsea sue.
cessful, chiefly because Sir. Blackstone wears o
Shanghai" coat in it.
There was quite fste ct the Thsatre Francasis,
Paris, on the 9Th June. A correspondent, say5:-
The Emperor, the Empress, the King Of Portugal.
the Duke of Op0r0, and numerous suite, last even
ing were present At the Thsatre Ffancas, to wit
ness The pefo mance given in honor Of the annvsr,
sa,y Of the birthday OF Corneile. The pieces played
were LIE Meuteur" and Lies Horasea, with Mdlle.
Rachel in the principal part. Toe exterior Of the
house was brilliantly Illuminated on this occasion,
aud 9 the avenues were densely crowded through
out the evening BY pei sons attracted by the lai-
nations. Many people had the patience to wait for
hcu,s IN the hope OF catching glimpse OF the in.
psIia and royal personsges, icy left the theatre
at the close of the performances. In the course Of
the evening the famous Italian actress, Madame Rs
tori, went into Mademoiselle Rscheps box, and
NAMED In conversation with her alone for some time.
A very few minutes afterwards it wss bnzzsd about
the theatre that Rachel had reaouLcsd her intention
OF goirg to America, and would continue to play o.
the Francois.
Rcssini hss arrived In Ps.is where 1t is hoped that
his health may be restored. His MALAY seems to
be purely nervous. But, not With sSApdiag his ILL
ness, he has resumed his favorise promsnadss upon
the Boulevatda, where he my bs seen ssrollir as
OF old, with bis hands 10 the pockets Of his long
Hock coat, while &c curi0usly observes the many
transformations that have taksn place during his
abseDce. When sny one taEs to him OF music and the
recent success of his Mathilda de Shabrao," he
looks at his questioner with air Of establishments
go well ASSUMED CO to appear nGf, and, boving his
head, replies with alm3st impercaptible itony,
People ore reilly too good 70 trouble Jhsms elves
about my old things. All that music IL rocco. II
has quite gone BY" TIE other day some oae was
yaun,ing the wonders of magnetism, and proposed
that be should consult q somDambulis.. "Ah,o ssid
Rcssinj gsiiy, "ste would ask for lock Of my
hair; / have but five hairs left, and each OF
thsm has ZANE. l am bald enough as it is" he
came to Paris by short journeys. Il is said that the
return to Paris with all the eclot due from princ
pal theatre su pported by state subvention. Toere
iS o talk of bringing ont "Moiss" on grand scales
civilian Tell" and "Count Ory' will also, we b.
Eeve, be played. This homage TO Rossiu will bs o.
once an honor to the Opera, great Joy for the
friends Of art, and solemn repatasien for tbs ilcon
cevane neglect OF the great works of che master Of
mseters, OF which we were at enc time guilt
MonitGur FtniHeton,
Msdame CASTELAR, Yetzrps to the Madrid Opera
She took q farewell benefit e. san Carlos, Liabon,
on the 18th. The operate season closes on the
3lss May. II has Tot been marked with much sue
cess, and few great mistakes, such as the engage
msnt of two singers like CASTELAR, and Aboni,
Sd unsuied, form as the same time members Of the
compsny of an opera house like that Of Lisbon.
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