The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-15

ing. ne WIZ ue assisted by miss 6eorGana stuart, al
other popular singers. The entertainment win nclu,
gems of the operas, popular melodies Irish ballad
scenes from popular farees, &C., &C. In this sort
thing Mr.. Collins is perfectly at home, and we ha'
no doubt tina. he will delight his audience.
MAcAuIsTTR continues his pleasant soiy6es at No. A
Broadway Co Gyou desire to be astounded sstonishs
and COMPOUNDED 1t is great deal wonderful ths
the spirit rappers.
Mrs GIBBS announces four nights of her Irish e
tertainments, at the Apollo Rooms.
Excellent bills are announced for this evening,
Woods and Buckley's Mnstrels
Pm ApELprnA.-The Marsh Dramatic Company cor
mence an engagement here his evening. They for
a company for comedy and burlesque, and incu'
twenty six children, whoghave been trained to the sta
with much and expense We have no doubt that u
novelty win take. They play at the Walnut sire
theatre. Mr. T. l. Davenport concluded successful Q
gagement at the Walnut On Saturday The City Museu
is doing good business, with piece by j. T. Du'
wage, called 'The Waterman II will shortly be pr
due ed in New York
BosToN.-At the National theatre they running
piece called "The War in the East,n by j. pilgrim
Mr.. and Mrs. vandenhoG Miss Makeah) have sail
for Europe. Mrs. +. c. Bostwick win give . concert he
next week. Miss Eliza Logan plays Evadne at the
scum this evening, and MIR. and Mrs. Barney wliar
commence engagement
Boston theatre writer in the Journal, who signs hi
self ssBoston,n says SO know upwards of hundr
gentlemen, who intend to spend at least one hundr
dollars each for their families to Rachel at the Bot
theatre, &c.n
RcuMoSD, VA.-Miss Annette Ince had benefit he
on Friday, and played Lady Teazle in the School
Scandal" to the Sir Peter of Mr.. Ciippendale late
wallack's.
DrTporr and Miss RirhinOs are n Maafarianf
theatre.
WOODSTOCK, C. w.-Mr. Davidgc has been playing ht
to good houses.
CMuNNAn.-Miss Kimberly had a beni1t at the
tional theatre; she played Hamlet, and recited I
s'Alarseillaise" in French.
PT7sBuRG.--Mss e. Bridges is playing here.
ST. Lous.-Mrs. Farran is playing at Debar's theatl
and Mr.. E. Eddy at the Peoples.
CmcAGo.-Mr. Murdoch il playing at Rice's theatre.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-The theatre opened last Monday, "
Miss A. Robertson as star" J. G. Hanley is the lei
ing actor.
MILWAUKEE, visa new theatre has been oper
here called Evan LEWIS Varieties" c. J. Smith is
star The bill announces that engagement has bs
made with the celebrated niger dancer, Charley Pay
who will appear and dance his celebrated Imperial JIG
BAITMoRE.-slr. j. r. Scott played Saturday nil
| last at the Museum--Mr. and Mrs. Florence are at
Holiday street. and Mr. and Miss Charles at the Char
street theatre.
| CAilFoRSA.-Mr. Mexican Buchanan made his debut
the Onion theatre, San Francisco the 10th septemb
| The Times says
Nassinger's play of the New Way to Pay Old Debt
was brought out, in which Mr. Buchanan played the
LIBERATED charactay, of Sir Giles Overrcach The no
crowded to excess and contained greater ARA,
beauty, fashion and intelligence than has been
since the first evening Of the Union under the mana
| ment ef Miss Laura Keene. Mr. Buchanan's deba1
been quite as successful If not more So than any m
| When the curtain fell, cheer after CHI
went up until the successful debicnte appeared.
quets fell from the boxes In profusion and aithot
seemingly overcome by the fatigues OF the play, Mr.
| chanaD delivered a neat and appropriate mprounI
speech couched in terms o! gratitude. Mrs. Stark,
Woodward, Messrs Phelps, Wilder and Dunn ,fsuppor
Mr.. Buchanan with more than usual ability.
The Metropolitan Theatre after being rcaecoraed,
has been opened under Mr.. 3. A. Baker, promp
at Mi.chelrs Olympic. In the company we notice
names of Mr.. wheatlegh, Mr Ham, Miss Laura Kee
Miss Mowbray, Mrs. Soyer, Mr.. J. b. Booth, Mr.. Har
ton, Mrs. Hunt, Mr.. Thayer, Mr.. Lovett, Miss Paul
Mrs. Booth, Mrs. Wheateigh and Miss Ernmel with Nj
| Monplai,ir and Fspinosa the bclls. Bochsa has
covered his health, and. with Nine. Bishop, gives IN
concerts. They were soon to sail for Sydney The Mis-
| Gougenheim were playing in Sacramento. Risle
troupe, with BEvapi, the consortionist, have conclu
| series Of performances in Sacramento During
| week. says the Moquelumne Hill Chroaiclc ian ex
lent dramatic company, under the management OF
John s. Potter, have been giving series Of stand
plays at Zuber's Olympic Theatre The principal pa
were well sustained by Misses Potter and Grey and
Warwick" The Chapman Family are giving drama
representations in Sierra county. The San Franci
Minstrels are in the northern mining towns splen
theatre has been completed in Sacramento on sire
between Second and Third. The Sta.e Journal $
it is the best arranged building of the kind in Caloru
Either in architectural beauty interior finish IL is
in advance Of either the Metropolitan the American
San Francisco. Every word uttered the stage will
distinctly heard in every part Of the housean avant
that fequenters of dramatic temples win appreciate.
theatre will be opened understand, in about thi
days. II is said that its completion has been delayed
| q financial crisis