The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-09

WIZ b fuu OF eoto ana manA9ofb curing the next f0ur
weeks. Matters are not very in.ant 81 any Of the
theatres now open, . hough the Broadway theatre v
doing paying business with Mr.. and Mrs. Barney WI
iianas. BuSton's which opened fur weeks since
for summer season, BY Msssrs. Eddy and Do Walden,
win close this week, and NJ Barton, With part Of his
winter company, will soon appear 1t Niblo's. The
Bowery win not be esed this season.
AT NIBIo's GARDEN, . very pleasant resort thsss
summer nights the entertainment. for this evening" in
cindes the nsw OPERA The Queen for Day." In which
Miss Louisa Pyne has the prncpai part. Tins true
English opera in every sense OF the word.
Ar THE BROADWAY TaEATRE, Mr.. and Mrs. Barney
Williams the third week Of their engagement
The chief feature the bill this evening" Is the produc
ton Of Lovers very dramatic sketch, "0FlAnni
gan and the Fariss wherin M Villa scts ths part
of PheLm. Mrs Williams will also play Sophia Heart
we'll In claw for Ladies"
At BURroN's THEATRE, Mr.. j. Barnet, who has sat
at the recep o. customs here" for many years, aud
Is well aad favorably known to all toe frequsnters Of
the theatre has benefit. Mr. Burton. who has re-
turned from hs Western tour IN fae condit on, will de-
lineats the adv, ntures OF that unfortunate artist
Mr. Jeems Bags and likewise relate the aiistons ana
SAD end Of " Wilkins and his Dnah "
At the BowEey rHEATRE there is something for this
week. Mr. GrAsns succeeds Mr.. Robert Jones as stage
aser and several new engagements have oeen .de,
inciudpg Mr.. W. r. GoodaI, Mrs. w. Ward, (sjuysnhe
agcoicnne Of Iepute, from the Southern AMI Western
theatres Mr. W. Glenn, Mr.. NJ. Cooke Mrs. Burke,
Mr. Burke, and Others Tee play to night Ham et,"
with Mr. Goodsll AS the " mslar choy Dane "
At Woop's MissTRRIs 472 Broadway, there is good
concert programme, with new buItsque, called "Dark
Deedso
The FRENCH PLAYS at wailack's ther. hays been only
partially succ.s-ful but the director NJ Anthony,
making arrange ments to produce drama in fvs acts
"Les Files &c Martre," an exciting and eminsnty
French ccmpo sition OF the modern school Four
artists have been engaged for this play, Including
Leon Patye, from the Theatre Vaudeville, Paris. The
piece viii be produced next week, probably.
The METROPOLITAN THEATRE opened ON the eveoiug
Of the 4th, WREN "Massnelio" was played t, q thin
houss There is Q rumor that Mr.. A. W. Jackson for
msrly manager Of tho Bowery theatre, will open this
house next week. AT present 1t is in sort OF melsa
choiy epasmooc existence now used for complainant
tary benz at 70 the un ortunate Miss Smith, the ceIe
bIated Mr. Jopes bext, for political g,heripg, with
small orators the stage reporters In the orchestra
and losfers With dirty boots 10 the private boxesoo~
opening for a "short season." and sxddeay closing
like an indignant oyster Under good manager with
good company it would pay
The AMATEUR DRAMA.-The Young Mems ORA uAtic
Association will give rs second performance on rnure
Gay evening o, xt at the Brooklyn Museum Tae bill
includes THE Rob oers" ard san Irish ssrat.ssm" Nc.
John Connery is President of this Association,
DRAMATIC GossIr.-Mr. Forrest has become tirsd Of
his rather antique loobOg stone house on the Hudson
and intends moving to his house ely purchssd
In Ptiadelphia), hch will be his future residence
Mr. James Wallace is i'll at hs house tho sea
shsrs Shrewsbury We hear thar Miss Feather
stoCe vocalist ans comedne has been sged q. his
theatre next sessop.-Mr John sloan sdvertses for
q n
Bcurccault advertisss for artists for the sGsisty
theatre" New Orb ans, and announces that 1t will h,d
$780, "bcug than any other regular theatre
in the United States" This s The Bos.
ton theatre twill hold 81 800 at it reg aar prices
think the Broadway theatre here, and several other
houses are equally capacious the actors aud
actresses in town are Mrs Farrsn, Mr.. George Farren
Mr. William Warren, Mr.. J. II. kcNicker, MISS Fanny
Morant, Mrs. NJ. jones, Miss Charlotte Mitchell JOS
Proctor Harry WATKINS, j. Nca6e, Harry II Ill and
4. A. Vincent Laura Keene and Miss J. n. Daven-
pert expected to arrive from California TIE
Misses Gougenneim late Of the Broadway theatre sail
ed in the George Law Thursday. They are engaged
by Mrs Sinclair, for the Metropoliar, San Trnncs.o
Mr. Buchanan will sail for San Francisco
the Goth August. - Miss Jrha Gould. formerly
Of Wsllacs theatre, married the 30th OF Nay,
at San francisco by Mr.. Justice Psarecn to Me- Johu
H. Collins, Of San francisco.-Mme Augusts had .
con pn ntary benefit at the Arch street theatre Pna
deIpLia last wesk-Mr. and A,e. Florence vt the
Pbilacelpha City Museuu.-Nrs. G Howard IL PLAYING
at Cincn pati Mr. Dav cge snd Mr. Brougham
starring in Canada MIR George Jordan has had
conpume ntary beneHt OF Cleveland, O.--Tae Boston
theatre ard Boston Museum closed last Thursday
Troy Museum closed Saturday night Miss Mary Agnss
Cameron is the Leading actress at Bucelsnds theatre
Montreal Morris Barnett is mt tue Buffalo tbsstrc
III
danseuse OF the Albany theatre The Front street
theatre, Baltimore, has opened for ehort season
John L. owen playing Uncle Tom there, VITA ditto
louisa PARKER as Evs.-Mrs. F Grew played .. the
ST. Charles thea re- Baltimore, the Attn Of JUL.
new moral drama, wr item by Miss Iouus Reeecr, has
been ssfaly played ct Cleveland. It is called
"Nary Morton, or the New York Seamstrsss." The
author said 10 he niece OF Governor R.eter Of Kan
saA
loaI1GS An original drama BY Mr. Tom Taylor,
called Helping Hands,, has been produced at the Aoel
phi, and was 8 success. II is said that Mrs Nisbstt
Gsoy Boottby about returning to the stage and win
appear az the Haymarket Constance, In tao Glove
Chase her original part The Paris correspondent Of
the London Ne~, guns 2a) writes a. folows:-
Yer, painful ruu ors were circulating in Paris last
night about the kpgnsh company CT Players Who
said TO be in state Of exrs distress, o~,ny I, the
director Of the speculation n. Ruin CO Eye who has
Tho ttorss told me see med improbable that ab.
stained from alludiDg to them IN my Yesterdays
letter. l deeply regret TO say. that after having
mad. minute inquiries, fear there ia but little exay
gerstop in the worst tales that are told. FSe has
this morning to the British Consul Mr. PiaAtoro,
TO state his Iaby to pay the company and to explain
the why. us stste that be has been dc
ccved by English capitalist Cor disan capt ss
who engage to furnish hum wish fund.-, and has faded
to 90 So 30 600 vas he says to have been tied
him by this time and he has received but f6eo ~ech
al gone Flo purposes SONG 70 England to 60 to Lag
with the fahess contractor 10 the meantime the us
advertising the English performances tonigot ct the
Italian theatre have been fasen dows, aud publ;
pIanstion has been given of the reaton mon Toned
to YOU privately yesterday that the distress Of some
mt ml.rs OF tie Fbg corps dc ballet grievsas
and notorious that collection bad been mao b, tho
Italian actors TO buy them some ODD have been es
susd 10 Gay BY lca1ipg member Of the company that
this cannot be true, that IL would not bavc BEEN pc
pittec, and that although H. Eye is unfortunately
unable to fulfil his engagcmenfs trat he did pay week
and hslfs salary TO all the company except the
leading actors, so that they have but few days
srears cue TO them But since ieesived tais re-
istiveiy satisfactory assurance the following heart
rend pg scene has been dsecrioed 10 BY eye VT
nsss who m anbst tut creoit, for have
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