The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19
At snnssr sALL, go Broadway. Buckeyes Mastrcls
give their pleasant sntertanments Red the bill for
this evening

~ S"'NDr ~'"A'r oo' BROADWAY, Buckieys hinstrc
give their pleasant entertainments. Red the bill "a
this evening.
/ husIc AND THE DRAAA ELsEwrERE
PHrApsrPmA "A concert for the poor was given b
inc h@nnerchor voca, Soceiy and Bsck's Philadelphia
nsno' al The Musical Fund Hall, on Saturday. Tn,
BLACK swan gave her last concert on the same night
LOUIS Al mas BEEN brought out st the Chestnut pruci
pal parts by Mr. Coul.ock, Mr. Prior and Mrs Brelsford
mr.. William wheatley was recently married. The lady
% not member of the dramatic profession Sgnol
Biitz is at Columbia Hall
HLrinoRp Mrs A. +. Baker had benefit at this
Front stree. IN eatre last Monday. Recently Mr. w. IL
riggs, the Leading actor at the Museum presented
by several citizens with valuable edition OF the works
fShaksps are, and !, gold watch aud chain.
BosToS.-Mr. Buch, had q benefit at the National
theatre on Friday and appeared in selections from ave
shakspeartan plays. M. and Mrs. Florence eomuence
an engagement at the NatA, to night
PORTLAND, Ms.-The Mus.'um at this place wan burn,
on Wednesday. II was unocaupied.
CHARIfsros.-hr. and Mrs. p. Conway are playlng
here They will be succeeded by Miss Eliza Logan
Paul Julien and Mime Rose De yreS have given suc.oss
ful concerts
NEW ORLEANS The Fire Department has had beue6t
at the It, Charles theatre, when Mr. c. Pope read On.
original address. I, Placde has had benefit at thu
Pelican theatre.
gasemen He win be succeeded by Mrs Farren and Mr.
W. MARSHALL.
MopIE-M Bihn, the French giant Is the star at the
theatre here The ladies write sonnets to him. The
Peak family gave concert the 18th Spading Ro.
gers circus had left Mobile route for the North
Pr1sDuRG-Miss Annette Ince has had a. compliment
tary benefit rendered by one hundred admirers.
CHICAGO Miss NJ Mitchell, announced as the q Star
Of the West, is shortly TO appear here.
BuTrALo.-Mr. Harry Seymour and Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Ward, are the stars here at present
CAIIFoRsIA.-The American theatre under NeaHe and
sedley Ia doing we though there has been some trouble
with the press in regard to free admissions "schamyp
was failure, but the old Don Giovanni buresque re-
vamped and localized by Jas. simmonds is quite sue
cess.---The ce Witch draws weu at the Metropolitan
and the graceful danseuse Therry played the wept Of
the Wishton with" and "Ia Syphiden for her benefit,
TO good audierce.--Samuel Covi.le to open the
Sacramento theatre the 22d.--Mr. Davis, OF the
Metropolitan, will shortly visit the Atlantic States to
procure novelties for Mrs. sincair--Dr " Gates is
giving entertainments at the southern mines accompa-
Tied by Kate Douglass, danfeuse.--Messrs. Wilder
and Edwin Pillett have returned from Honolulu The
Marysvlle theatre closed on the 18th The Stockton
theatre opened the 18th with sNaval Ensagements
the "Rough Diamond, !" and the "Good for Nothing
Prices have been reduced, and the corps numbers
Phelps, Chapman, Glover, Lloyd, Thayer, Kew, Brows
Thompson, Mesdames Moulton, Mansfield, Fnz James
and Miss Jessy n.--John Farchild artist OF the Me.
tropolitan, was presented by his friends, b.neat
night, With diamond breast PIN few nights since,
Lapgoni began to sing song proceeded few notes,
and then without any apparent reason turned hs back
TO the house ana wAlkto OF He was Kissed
LosDos.-Thackeray has written a comedy, his 6rst
drsmstic essay, which Mr. wigan viii bring out the
olympic Miss Charlotte Cushman ha, reappeared a.
Romeo at the Haymarket, and has with her a pet
obiss swanborough, who, unier Charotts's auspices
appeared Juliet andis pronounced prsty but feeble
and immature Miss Cushman was warmly received
snaoudly appanded The 'ssven Poor Travellers has
been oIsmatizsd and brought out at the Surrey. Ms
Glyn Is reading at the Polytechnic Institute. Charles
Resn has re leased the Princess for term OF years.
Irury Lane Douglas Jerrold's two act drama Tho
Wedding Gown y bas been produced with much success
The propretors Of this theatre recently held meeting
and the report made favorable than any they
bad received for twenty years The committee said tina
Mr. Smith the present lessee, had entered into lease
for seven years commencing hs 1st OF January 1852
at rent Of "a 900 per and they considered T.
due to that gentleman 10 acknowledge the punctuaty
with which he had paid his rent since he had hell tho
theatre 1t upon the fun conviction that he wouii
continue to fuhl bis obligations thus honoraby that
the committee rested their expectation, OF having the
means to discharge the claims consequent presenting
the public with nearly new theatre, both Internally
and externally, at On expense OF about c2, ,0co.