The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-15

neu American equestrian, who lately returned from
Europe, has favored us with a view of splendid gold
medal presented TO him some time since by the employees
OF Hernandez Stone & Newsome's circus. Mr.. Herman
dee been absent from the United States several
years IA London with Mr.. Eaton Stone, he organized
company which, after brilliant successes at Drury
lane, made several successful tours throughout the
United Kingdom At Plymouth, the Of his return
to America the company Joined together and presented
him with the medal which valued al Eve hundred dol
lars The design embraces two shields bearing suitable
inscriptions, and the shields the arms Of Great
British and the United States intertwined 1t is
solid tie timonal of affection and respect and of
which Mr Hernandez may well be proud.
Bosros.-The Ga-ste 10TH says:-our readers will
with pleasure, by advertisement in another column
that Miss Louisa Pyne the charming vocalist assisted by
Harrison will give concert in this city Thurs
day at the Music Hail. and doubt not but her many
friends in this city will hail her advent with delight.
We hear that she will give only concert. The Mo-
scum has done such splendid business with Miss
Logan during the past week, that she has been en-
gagged week more positively the last. She will
sing the Marselase, which Friday evening was re-
eeved with the greatest favor and the entertainments
will be varied. Mr.. Forrest played "Macbeth" at the
Theatre the 10Th. The National Is doing vel
With the stock company.
PHlADRirmA.-Mr. John Drew, the Irish comedian
has been playing a very successful engagement at the
Walnut He will be succeeded next week by Rachel
CONCORD, y. H.-Yankee Locke was recently arrested
at Concord Tor exhibiting without license The Patriot
SAYS After two hours trial the counsel for Locke
plead aw in the first Of three complaints, which the
justice decided in the validity of that document
and dismissed the charge made upon it. The second
complaint was then handed to deputy sheriff in court
by the counsel for complainant; but the moment Locke
heard his dismissal the previous one, he boted from
The Court room down stairs, jumped into a wagon
which happened to be conveniently at the door and
streaked "a John Gilpn, at such to put the
deputy sheriff out Of breath simply to look at him. Sue
cesfu chase out Of the question Locke never drew
rein until he landed in Manchester and the party who
complained against him had to pay the expenses of the
suit, Had Locke been convicted on the several com
plants the fine would have $500 one half of which
would have gone TO the inforner.
BATH, Me.-There is dramatic company here, under
the management Of Mons. Arcan. the members being j.
r. Adams, Mrs. II. Marion stephens, who has returned
to the stage; f. and a. Phillips W. Parsons, r. Stephens
Miss Parker, and Nine. Arcan.
BAInMoRE-Mr and Mrs. Barney Williams are PLAYING
at The Museum. Mrs Charles Howard commences at the
Charles street theatre this evening.
csrcnSAr-Ilr. George Wood adverti.es that he will
open the Peoples theatre here the 25th instant Mrs
l. O. Frost is engaged as his leading actress.
IT. LoUis-Mr. II. L. Bateman has opened De Bars
theatre Miss Robertson the star, and he ollo wing
company-Miss g. Edwards, Mrs. SiIsbee Miss Mary
shaw Miss Nelly Knowles Miss Caroline Stewart Lizzie
Whcom,, Mrs Allen Mrs. X. Ryan, siiss NJ lien Miss
A. Kelley. &c Mr.. G pauncefort Mr.. Wallis. Mr.. j.
W. Collier, J. Z. Brown, Allen, Spencer, T. B. McDo-
ueugh, g. Johnson, ". Anderson Mathews, Ferris,
JAG lues Mercer ]. S. Anderson stage director; W.
C. Trumpbour treasurer NJ. i. Chatel, direceur dor
chetfe.
PROVIDENCE, R. Miss Esmonde gave a rea ling here
On Mondsy night.
MANCHESTER n. H.-Ole Bull gave concert here on the
5th, much TO the delight Of large audience.
WASHINGTON, D. C.-Ihe preparations for the winter
campaign o amrsements for the National Metropolis
quite IN keeping vita the political programme Jarrett
al the old National for performance IA week has hal
good run but he opens regularity evety night
ne VIII nd the Weight OF the miserable stock he packs
too much tor his strength. breakdown is On
the other hand, the kunke treup., with the Iron HALL
handsomely fitted no. mast be looked by people
ne only permanent place Of amusement for the winter
Me Rachel goes to the Holiday street theatre in Balti
The hunes anticipate an engagement with her
also hetoTe Washington audience They have Likewise
epg.ged Mr. and Mrs Florence and several other stars
Tor the Iron Hall they now here with their opera
troupe, and the 'sWls chidren." Voriesls appear
on our boards during the season.
ssh FRASusco.--The American. under the manage
lneat OF Messrs florence Dunlap, with the Gougi
hem sl,'ers as The principal attraction, is doing
vet bucAstore's sGreen Bushes = is filling the
house cow. shnr Charmngh has been most gor-
geousiy produced by Benjamin Baker at the Me
repohtan Theatre in which Mrs. Wheatleigh, the wife
Buchanan has drawn well lie has made about 81 200
awcek, ard has left for Sacramento City. Mrs. Mary
Grace Harkaway-- we'll oo-,hough somewhat larger
han The generality Of Graces Mrs Sinclair still sup
country with Nj. Henry Sedley Smith and others
Esiey hss opened again Evans " India Rubber Bricks .
was liked much Buchanan played last night for the
tHt department lhnC--eow fhheI-tne play, 'lOnu0n
Assursnse." We want pretty singing woman here, a
ID Mary Tssler. such could get, readily, 500
week.
CONTINENTAL THEATRIcALs.
The Opera Conique is the ouly Paris theatre which
has invited the public q any piece recently but
to make up for is inactivity it has produced two novel
ties, tho FIRST lively operetti, written by Roster and
composed by Adam, EMIT cd lie Ilousard dc Derchi
nj and the other little extravaganza the loves Of
" uencaon ct lyriha (he title Of the piece, founded
on Or taken from buriesquc sketch by iaage, called
Arlequin Deucalion.n
Theatre alien, the commander ia chief having removed
his principal adee camp 81 salvi and replaced hi" by
NJ del Pera gentleman that has served in Spain with
favorable report having been director OF in
Maod ana esteemed writer for the in that city
The illness Of Mile v Bo srabadat has delayed the pro-
duc,ion oi : la Sonnambua." announced on Thursday
for her detra and that OF ~ Meneni in the leading
parts Mario is expected early in the ensuing month
When Nile de Rosin will make her FIRST appearance in
4" ! Putitani.'
The reheaI sails Of the opera of NJ Bie,ta written by
~ s. Georges are proceeding with activity at the AGA
demie Imptiisle Noble. Moreau Saint makes her frat
appearance in the principal c harac'er.
Ndle Duprez is singing at present in Brussels with
much success her principal characters being Catherine
IN the = Etoile do Sord" and Alice in /" Robert Ia
Disbc."
Mine Ristori is still ia the south Of France. At Mar
settles fierce literary ragged on the pre- cmnence II
talent .pcctvely claimed by the admirers Mile Ia
che ard his lady for their favote; but from the
extreme warmth OF the controversy, conclusion
assign the palm of artist: talent to Mdlc Raclel-ot
genius 20 Mime dstori ber success evcrywh i very
great
opera by Maestro ossi, .'La Siren shortly be
rvcn the Uannobbana, Of which great things ere
expected
Ma5awe Naptal Arnault, actress Of note, was
IN Septcubc last engaged by NJ Fourner director Of the
theatre 6e Ia Porte -. Martin, jcUne prssifre,
600 L. year and 10 fr. for each representation. In
the piece called Paris,n part called "Ame de Ia
France" assigned to her and che studied IT, II had
beenarrsnged that Ame" should make her appearance
The stage h descending from reentng the
pcdmen. OF the Pantheon, and this descent had to
made by sort OF machine called by the French
practicable In descending this machine for the first
time yedame Naptal seized with such terror that
she had % be taken home, and tor time
riousy unwe. When she recovered, she declared that
she would again descend the practica
and the director Obliged to allow her make her
trance by door. In this way she played the part nifty
five times, but the ith OF October, NJ. Fourier
notified to her that he had found actress. Ma
dame pesnaycs who would consent TO descend the
practicable and that this descent would give the
part greater ccdt he had resolved to let her