The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07
Theatres and Exhibitions.

BROADWAY THEATRE.-Lovells play Of "Loves Sacri-
will appear Margaret Gilmore Mr.. Conway Matthew
Fillmore, Mrs Abbott Herminie de Vermont and Mr..
as 81, =. 10 bliss Aoeiaae prcs , WI lance
OF "Betsy paker''-the Misses Gougenheim and Mr. Da.
vidge in the leading parts
BowRY THEsrRE-The benefit Of Old Joe Miles
of to night when programs OF great variety is OF.
fierce for the amusement OF his friends The drama of
the White Hose Of the Peppers Is the opening piece,
kessrs. Collins and Glenn in the principal parts The
s'Two Gregores Tom and jerry and the tragedy OF
"Ugolino besides, there will be nging and instrumen
tai music.
SAM with Jordan, Burton and other artists OF cele
brity in the cast The dramatic anecdote of the Back
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close The entertainments, Burton in his nimi,able
presentation of Jim Bags. Miss Florence, Mrs. Hough
and Mrs. Hughes appear.
WAIIAcK's THEATRE.-Bour cicault's admired comedy
Of the lrsh Heiress is announced for this evening,
when Blake, Lester Brougham, Dyott Mrs. Hoey, Mrs.
sMy wife's Dentist will follow with good cast. cold
Hea.s and Young Hearts" will be played to morrow
evening, Blake as Jesse Rural.
AMERICAN MusgrM-The piece selected for this after.
evening is which hardly fail to draw
large assemblsges. Mr.. Clarke as Mathew Gilmore and
Miss Mestayer as Margaret.
WooDs MIssTREIs place Of amusement con.
tinues to be largely paronsd The burlssqus tragedy
OF Macbeth" and negro melodies, are announced for
this evening.
BucKy's SIREN DEas-The new piece called the 1.-TWO
PoDpeys Is greatly admired 1t Is announced tor this
evening" with vocal and instrumental pieces.
BROADWAY TABERNACLE The Syrian vocasts will
give grand concert on Thursday evening, when they
will appear In the Syrian national costumes
EmIos GARDES-A grand sacred concert will be given
on Thursday evening, when Signora Drusilla Garbato
will make her FIRST appearance in New York. Other
eminent artists viii also appear The orchestra Is large,
and Is composed OF many members Of the Italian com
pany.
PRESENTATION OF PLATE TO MR.. D. s. PALMER.
The Augusta Constituttonalia gives the following
count Of the presentation Of plate TO Mr. Palmev which
took place at the theatre in that city on the 9th ut
The editor says -
Al the close OF the performance, a gentleman we'll
Known TO citizens led M. Palmer the stage and
in behalf Of number Of the friends OF Mr.. p, pre-
scented him with set Of plate, consisting Of silver sal
let's one Of which was allied with gold, amounting to
handsome sum, testimonial OF the appreciation OF
the merits Of Mr. Palmer by the citizens OF Augusta
The gentleman who presen ed the plate to Mr. Palmer
said, in substance az follows -
Sir The Partially OF friends has devolved upon me
the pleasing though embarrassing duty Of this occasion
Those friends sir, admirers OF the drama, that art
which has been beautifully and correctly descrbsd
as holding the mirror up TO nature, have Witnessed
with emotions Of sin,er qualification your efforts ON
the stage during your brief soourn among u.s. aud un
to preser you with this plate, small testimonial Of
their high appreciation OF merits as an actor, aud
o. gentleman might avail myself OF this occasion
to INTRODUCES few remarks drama and the yatpg
and refining Influences when properly presented II Is
80 admirably calculated to produce upon those who
truly spprs cate IT; but time will not permit mast
content myself therefore, by invoking you to press for
ward and onward that vocation designed TO promote
the cause q morality and virtue, and for which you
have thus early developed so much fitness
In responding to which, Mr.. Palmer made the follow
ing beautiful and feeling remarks
Sri regret exceedingly that the spirit OF eoq uencs
should fail me upon this occasion but trust any de
feet In words win be stoncd for by feeling have made
preparation TO address my Kind friends Who have so