The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-14

BRoADv AY THEATRE" Cinderella which has
had such . long and successful run, Ia announced for
the last time this evening, with the same cast
The farce Of a " Blighted Bsing" win conclude The
amusemeuts OF the evening. There can be little
doubt but that the house will be crowded Ia every
department: To morrow evening Mr. Harrison
takes mia benefit. when no doubt those VIII, have
p,tronised The English opera VIII do their duty on
The occasion.
BowgRY rHEATRE-The benefit Of the officer
Of this theatre, Mr.. w. Post, takes place To-
night. Several eminent artists have volunteered
their services on the occasion. The piece called
!" Railsele,n with Mr.. j. Hart In the Character o
thas DRme, viii the entertainments
Sbelt0n's Brass Band will next discourse sweet mu
/" Virginia MunmJ y the "Irish Know Nothing"
and the Game Cock Of the Wilderness"
BURROWS THHATRE.-As usual, the programm ,
for this eve ming is good, ard a. Bu ton figures In
both pieces, as Paul Pry aud Jem Bags, and as al
the Leading members In bia company appear In shei
respective Characters, thJee who visit Chamber
street theatre tonight Will enjoy q rich treat. tn
pieces generally produced by Mr.. Barton are OF Q
novel and Interesting character; ami hence hi, sue
cesa.
WALLAcK's THEATRE The selections for this
evening 0ns'st Of three very amusing pieces. The
frat Is Lester's, called 1.-Two TO Ons, or the Kiag's
VISIT which 10 cast TO the entire strength OF Wal.
lacks fniIitable company. The next feature IL
"OFlsnnagan and the FAIRIES and the capital
farce Of the "Nex Foo.map.' This progra nme eau
hardly fail 70 oil the house.
AMERICAN MCsxuM.-The afternoon performance,
o. Also that Of the evening. will be the interesting
drama Of "Eustsche," G. w. Clarke, Hadaway, Miss
Mtstsyer, and other artists of celebrity In the cast.
Besides the dramatic smusements, the ~visitcrs have
the privilege OF vie Hicg the great curiositics With
which the Museum abounds.
WooD's MASSACHUSETTS, grea. feature Of this
popular fes,rt IL tina b~utlesque OF tbs II dol d'At.
rique." There viii be various melodies, instrumental
pieces and dancing.
BuoKLLY's SERKsADERs.-The hest burlesqus cyer
produced by this company IL announced Tor this
evenng. "Lucrtzia B5rsia" should be seen by all
Buckleyis adni els.
The 1fRoUBADoRs, under the direction OF Max
Zofer, give concerts t1is wesk Ia Hartford and New
haven. They appear In Syrian costume.
Mr.. h'fNrrRE, the %vocalist, will give q lecture,
interspeised With music as Flusbieg Institute, on
Thursday eseniDg.
PHILADELPHIA-At the Walnut street theatre
on Monday, "A Midsummer Nights Dream was
played for the .hir.yhrst ard last time. Last even.
Ing Miss Lizzie Weston had q bentit. The English
opera ell CONNER e next Monday. Mr.. Coulf0ck
IL playing at the Chestnut street. Mrs. J ,hn Dres
In play % "Ion" at the Arch.
BALTIxoRg.-Mr. ard Mrs. A. =. Baker are play
Ing q star engagement a. the Holiday street thea
tie.
BOSTON "A "Jspsnee Spectacle" by II. J. Con-
way, has been Brought out at the Museum. Mr..
Buchanan IL playing Of the National.
LOUISVILLE, KY-Miss Mskeah hiss had q compli.
meLtaIy bereft to make mp for the loss OF her ward.
robe by the fire at the Gait Home. Thirty two par
sens G. INJECTED with the theatre, gave their tree ser
vices On I'll occasion.
On the occasion Of Mr.. McDonough's benefit, At the
City Museum, Philadelphia, on Friday night last, two
beautiful swords were presented 20 him ~ his personal
friends. One OF them IL q heavily mounted Scotch clay.
ore and the other n beaufffnt dreas a~ard a.rh hA.E.
ing ths fonowing inscription. ITO .. Y. McDonough, by
his personal friends. Feb. ., 1853"