The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17

ma and the general European Nlegrsphio System.
Rossini, the composer IL at present sojourning at
Paris.
Theatres and Exhibitions.
ACADEMY OF MUsr0.--rhe benefit OF Max Ma
riized, the leader of the orchestra, takes place
to morrow evening, when Miss Eliza Hensler wi
performance will commence with the drst three
acts OF "Massa1iell0 Mile. Zoe as Finella. In the
third act Mia. Zoe and n. Wiethof will dance.
This VIII be succeeded BY grand ena blfo from
cloee with one act Of Donizetti's opera Linda al
Cham uni Miss Hensler Linda, assisted by Vest
vail, B 'gnoli, Badlali, &c.
NIsLo's GARDHN.--rHE New OpERA,-Among
Daughter Of ST.. Mark" has al Ways hsld the frs.
rank in Europe, and we believe the only cause Of
ts me- being produced In this country been the
want Of IN English opera company of sufh lent
hberality, 70 ensure its performance with all the
requisite appliances OF splendid scenery costumes
end arms, features which the grandeur Of the spec
tacle demands These have at length been found a.
Niblo's, ard the result will be triumph. In addi.
ton TO the finest music ever written by Balfe, this
opera contaiss other elements Of success, suoh as
apIeItain to tie most effective dramss-new s,ene
~. rich costumes, and brilliant specsscle-which
have been prepared with liberal hand, for we all
know how magp'fcently scenic effects are always
prod uced at Niblo's. Great additioa as have been
made to the chorus, ballet, and other branches Of
tee company. No doubt the Daughter Of 81.
Mark" will draw Thousands to see 1t.
BowERY THEATRE.--To morrow the new drama
of The farmers Daughter" will be produced, Mr..
r. Johnston as Stephen Lock xooi. This piece
will be produced wish new and beautiful scenery.
Whea sss farce Of %
follow, al the drama Of J0nathan Bradford" will
conclude tho smusements. This is fine bill for
Gre night.
BURToN's THEArRE.-A very fine company, con.
actor; NJ. Chauirau. who IS generally kno IN to be
. good comedian; Mr.. George Holland, formerly
of the Olympic; Miss Albertioe, Mrs. Houah, and
o,ter artists Of great dramatic celebrity. The
pieces sele cted for to morrow evsneng are "Town
and Country" Che Widows Victim" and i" Out
for Holiday, )" all wen cast.
W00D's MMsTRELs give great variety of negro
melodies, a. the laughable burlesque called Black
Blur ders," to morrow evening.
appear to morrow evening. in their black faces, in
the builesque opera Of SomnambuIa"-
Eleanor ss Dtpah, Percival as Dan Tucker, G.
8. Buckley % Gumbo, G. s. Buckley as Lazy Joe,
be variety Of negro melodies.
PERHAM's MnsTRELs.-The first and second part
Of the entertainments to morrow evening will be me-
gro melodies and instrumental performances. AL
win close with the burlesque " Baby Show
CONTINENTAL HALL. CORNER OF EIGHTH AVENUE.
Quavers." viii be given every evening next week at
the above Hall. Messrs Sedgwi X, Harrison, Brown,
Miss Duckworth and other artists, will appear.
The GBRMAA OPERA.-The German o ,era troupe,
Wallacks theatre next week. They intend 60 pro-
duce several new operas and their vocal and chorus
departments have been strengthened, as also the
orchestra. II We may Judge from their appearance
at Niblos, there can be little doubt but that they
win succeed.
BRooKLYN MUsEUM-The benefit of Mr.. A.. Nor
gan takes place on Wednesday evening next. J. r,
Scott, T. D. Rice, and G. G. Charles viii appear.
YOUNG DRAMATIC AssoCrArIoN.-The Young
Mems Dramatic Association gave their first per
Museum. The house was damned to over6ow wing,
and perhaps the Museum never had 60 large and
select crowd within its walls. There was great
display Of female beauty in the company, and the
stars" who were playing the part Of spectators
upon this occasion. The performances passed of
well, and great amount Of dramatic talent was
manifested By the young aspirants for histdonic
tanned by Mr.. J. Oonnery, F. MACEDONIA, f. 4cKen.
zie, jos. Eaton, Miss 6illmap, and Mrs j. Connery
Mr. az ID Mrs. Connery frequently called down the
s IN . ea share n s sas
There was q break In this piese, unfortunately
owing to Mr.. Mckenzie not being sustained in q
portion Of bis character. The next piece on the
Es q. +. Mssiifi, V. /. Maud, ". Maud, q.
B. Church, +. ]. Hsmilton, g. Duncslf, ".
Edginton, Mis. J. H. Allen, Miss Finley and
Mis- Campbell. Mr.. Hamilton 90 Claude evinced
much Dramatic genius, which II cultivated,
would give him prominent position on tie stage.
Mrs. Allen, lovely little woman, in her perform
ance Of Pauline, was excellent. She was loudly
applauded throughout. winning golden opinions"
were well taken. Between tho performances, Miss
Hamilton and Mr.. J. H. DAILY were called before
the curtain and sang . popular balad, which
was vociferously encsTed. The last performance
was " Robert Macaire,n the principal parts being
taken BY Messrs. J. 81. DAILY, Jos. Eaton, F. Whe-
Ian, w. Wall, r. McQuaid and Miss Silliman. Mr..
DAILY In thechsracter Of Macaire, carried Oh the boa
quets, and M: Eaton closely contested The hooors
with him In the character OF Jacques Stlop. The
pretty Mis- SiIliman a. Cleme ntine, won tho ad-
miiaiion Of The company. 10 this play, Mrs. Con-
ntry volunteered to read tho part Of Marie, in
the absence Of the lady put down for this part.
Mauahan's brass band was present, having gen.
efously volunteered for the occasion, aud gave the
audience some Of their finest performances.
A QuARRM IN Bed RESULT MURDER:-A