The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-09

WIS stated have amounted curing the last Congress
work slne In addition to half million of dollars for tn
work If the executive departments
Theatres and Exhibitions.
BROADWAY THEATRE-To morrow evening" the juve
pile American comedians, thirty.four 10 number
/ known az the Marsh Company who have per
/ will commence series RI entertainments, consist
ing Of scenic and operate pieces, Beauty and tn
fcrmapces and beautiful tabieaux; also. the amusnf
farce Of the Wondering Minstrel" There will also b
variety Of vocal ability. Several novelties are In pre-
paration.
NrBLo,s GARDEs.-The able and talented management O
Niblo aided by Messrs Corbyn and Moore Is o. usua
drawn large audiences The pc fOrmAncs OF those uu
yeIss Ayo'iies the Rsysl Company afford the visvi
the greatest pleasure. tomorrow night they appear ID
the new comic rartomme Of the '.secret Marriage =
! which viii be followed by s'Katy or the vivsnoere ,
the entertainments will close with the fairy panto
mime Of "Asphodel."
BCwIy THEATRE waldron continues to gala favor
with The Bowery folks. He has always, at great expense
| great success. Mrs. Hambiin, who has ever been
ACKNOWLEDGED to be actress Of intrinsic ability and Mr.
EDDY appear tomorrow evening in the tragedy Of 1.-THE
general actor Is well known to the dramatic public The
amus. nts viii close with the comedy Of the Day After
the Wedding"
Burrows THEATRE The receipts Of TO morrow evening
are for The benefit OF very good actor and favor
tie Mr. G. Jordan. The pieces selected .Hame. in
Ii.
Folonus ard Miss Emil, Thorne "a Ophelia The sSpec
heBid groom" will conclude the entertainments, We
hope,Mr. Jordan will have, what he richly deserves a
bun per.
WAuAcgs THEATRE As usual this theatre Ia patron
lied by highly respectable audiences WIN every night
tire with feehegs Of pleasure in witnessing intrinsic ars
tic ability The pieces selected toe Tomorrow evening
q the First Night" end the client farce * 'ecs:-
ticr." Lester, H,apd Miss Mary Gsnrcn, Mrs. Crno-
yer and Mrs Stevens in she principal characters Great
prepa' ations being made for the holiday festivals
WooD's NINs1Rxs This great troupe have placed
coming week. TIE popular burlesque called sThe Mas
qnsrare Bal" in which George plays his iuimisxbly
dro character of the coorkeeper is the aerpisce or
tomorrow.
BUCKETS sERgNADERs This celebrated band of min
seels presents 81 acm irats selection Of songs, &C.,
SIacins old and new fsvoriies for tomorrow evening
Of ''ILlk!ns and his pnah done u2 In regular Etho
plan style. II is decidedly funny.
ACADEMY HAII.-1he principal members Of the famous
trcore firmt ly known Christys Mmstrets VIII, per-
formed fer before crowded sudences 10 this city
have taken Academy Ean for twelve nights, and viii
conEence tomorrow evening. Those cid favorites,
Messrs lhice and Raynor, are with thers
MECHANICS HAIl.-rhe Alexander Fanay of juvenile
belt rirgss will onmence at this house tomorrow
ming The ages Of ,hese children are sever to six
temps At the srt Their emsrs secs wsituss
marcb,s, eAas, &c, with the most9 culu variations
SAsYfD LEs1rRx THIS EsENIsG--Mrs Gibbs, the popu.
sr proposes to give another Of her lectures
the ssc'ed works Of the masters nterspersed with
ssns en- the s't R9rpss srstHios e. the ARn
a, an early hour.
sAeprD CoNtAr--Ac4DEY OF Musc.-we ere sure
that We H., bsed only ses the ntn'4 Of sn SS. tssd
feelings heartily il tAe cause to which it refers, The
benevolent fcciey for the teIe6t Of which the concert
viii he given Ia iuerior to other in its claims upcu the
putlic and the msnaer which the present eseee Of
the Acsd my Musc has responded the appea! made
I. him il hui in keeping Vith the generous character OF
bis course since he assumed that pcsion:-
NEW YoRg Nov. 90 1858.
SzThe present beirg sppesl in behalf of the poor
the sics .pd The pareotess feel hat the sacredness
ot IT. hject almost aothrrises to address you with
cut reserve or ci fcunil.suton.
The Per evoen Society OF the Ladies Of ST. Vincent de
lsu bad its birth ten ago. in the restitution
Of ihose Of our sus from orphaned infancy to de-
Id age, who to be found in such large
bel in this tie community whose sad privilege it is to
be he anAousiy sought asylum Of the ouca.t and the
poverty stricken of all cSuBtres.
id+d by the cont isu.lons II subscribers
emo Le proceeds OF such appeals TO charitable puoic
have from tine to time been made. 1t has gone
quiet career Of usefulness. Evidence Of this you win
hnc IN the apBual statement which, we
think is the most eloquent argument we can osr in sup
por. # what We advances
This " statement shsvs that during the past year
Bssrly twelve hundred doars were dbursed for the re-
iei Of the poor five huntsd Of which expended In
giving n education 10 eighty young girls will thor
nvfhy fit them for future usefulness to themselves and
thu oeIendsnt families; and that more than twenty seven
hundred ga, gra,ut ,usy made and furnished by
charitable hands were distributed among the INDECENT
Of both sexes and all sges.
These figures though not isposing denote beneacent
rest Its viii III We dare hepe viii consulate approval for
the Iast and encourrgensnt for the future And we
have teen taught SIR TINT the works OF society will
meet OF merely Responsive appreciation from your gen.
ercus heart but merc;iu! cooperation.
Gne Of the methods to which association has at
vnrious times bad increase the of its
utility, has been call upon the benevolent through The
sacred eoncer,-.iyen & its Dame and for its heuest
These have permitted tho ko hearted to do act Of
unosentaous charity; and al the same time ticpate
in rational and refining enjoyment. 1t Is in thus
nection kir that to sob t your assistance In
cpce more addressing ourselves 70 the commissioning IN
the Of the strsncsr, the widow and the orphan
the Needy, the aged and',hs 5nRrm.
We have suegestisns to make sr for We know that
noble Temple Of Art o7sr which you pr..oe win readily
enable You to far outsrl most sap9une expectations.
sin cannot close tA petition Without sdventuring
the hope that its apps ont Ssness may DO lost sight Of
In the copseeratioz that ours 10 the prayer Of the
psor.n
most ehedient servsuta
fsgped BY the saidse. and Secretary of the Bensvo-
lent Society o, the ladie- Of ST. Vincent do Paul
To WIN. II. PAINE Ksa, kc., &c, 10.
lNsszr TO THE ARoyx
ACADEMY or Music, Nov. 60
MAnAw-In reply TO your appeal in behalf of he society
over which you preside have great pleasure in being
able TO tender you the Of The Acasemy Of Nusle,
with the generously proered services OF all the artists
eneseed at the Aosaeny for sacred concert and would
uaeest Sunday the 10Th Of December the earliest day
via . mos generously
sponoed to b, tho public, remain With Ie;Yses ySSrs
10 the Presidents Of the Benevolent Society, 30.
RICHMOND, VA-Tm JUvEST1 CoMTDiASs.-The Marsh
Cbil6rn givs their last performance tonight and ~
hope they wis haze crowded. house Duriss their say
10 city they have been enthusiastically applau6d,
and have Son the admiration OF numerous friends Who
regret the ssy Il their early departure. Two Of these
binary dssr.e talent ard should they adopt the sage
BIZ prssssin predsst for them brilliant career.
power, and wi h proper in,tructios, viii yet make
nos IN the wcrlc. They all pretty children, and
cir nodee depoftxssnt In private life reflects sredit
upon ose whose they have been entrueted. We
,hs Marsh troupe TO the kindly notios Of the
public ard the press In other cities These children ap
Iesr At the Broadway tomorrow night.
CHcTxsAn The rsopes theatre, Cincinnati opened last
w,sk There VA an immense house. james b Marshal