The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-26

Mn PANAMA parposss giving grand concert Of M
BIOS Saloon Thursday Hhs wnl b ably assstsd BY
M Gottsehalk, sigsori BrigaoH and Bsdisn, Mr. Carl
weIs and conductors Alhltss and Manseoehi varieus
OF Rossnis, verds Doaisetti's and Gotschaks osmpo
sitoos are snbrssed in tAs programme
Nh Frazer Win give one of his pleasant entertain
nsnt consisting Of skssehss OF eminent composers and
other distinguished psrsonsgss at the Poytsehne In
stituts, Brooklyn, next Thursday evening.
BucxIxr's HALL.-Every body Who desires to become
thoroughly posted respecting Of the thrilling ins
dents connected with the revolutionary war; should
the great dioramA Of the Battle Of Bunker Hill and Con-
fagrAtion Of Charlestovn.u
BROADWAY ArHxs4ux-By the expenditure Of twenty
I've cents and couple Of hours time you gain quite
much, not more Information concerning the principal
cities Of Europe than you could BY making flying trip
that continent The panorama one of the largest
ever exhibited.
Dusseldorf GAI1RY-Ths s'Nartyrdom Of Huss' and
other great pictures In this gallery are worthy tho
attention of all who profess to have taste for the 6ne
arts The collection is the largest in this country
MscEIIASEous-Mr. J. W. wAllaek. Jr., will shortly
leave this country ful engagements in London, Paris,
and Australia 1t is understood that nsgodatons are
psadrg his appearance at the B,xery prior to his
departure.
Mr. Dufied late acting manager of the ST. Charles ct
New Orleans has leased the Mobile theAtre Mr.. W. b.
Crisp is making arrangements to build new thea
tire the city he is the present manager Of the
New Orleans Gaties, and was lately presented with
splendid service Of silver plate by the citizens Of that
place the occasion Of his benefit
Messrs E. Eddy and c. j. Smith, managers Of the
Troy Adslphi, have engaged the services Of Mynhssr
Glenn the 'svoe delineator Of Dutch and comca char
aeters for nights. Mynheer there this
evening He and Mrs. Hough reported to have made
the necessary arrangements for starring together next
fall In the meantime the lady offers brilliant induce
ments tor authors to furnish her some new pieces.
Mr.. W. c. Forbes lats manager Of tbs Providence (R.
IL theatre has recovered 81 800 from the propetors Of
that establishment for neglecting to deliver it to him
fully stocked as per sgresmen two years ago. He has
opened Liberty Hail. New Bedford, as . theatre
The Gabriel Ravsl troupe 10 be in Boston next
month.
Mr. Henry Ws!ack is to be Stage manager Of the Boston
theatre next season.
Mfs Heron will inactive TIL August when she
commences en- engagement at Chicago.
Mis- Adelaide Philips is giving concerts in the towns
and cities OF New England.
Mr.. barry Watkins, WIN has been fer some time en-
gsged in very successfully managing two Yves
theatres abou. proceeding t. Europe for the benefit Of
his health.
When last heard from Nj, Kate Hayes was giving c,u
nsy, Australia. Gustavus Brook, Fanny Cathcart and
Lois Monies were playing III Sydney.
Hint FOR OUR MANAGERS "A letter from Paris says:
There is che thing in this piece Of Comms il vous
piazza" which have before, and WIFI ,h thsy
cay is now done for he frs. time on any stage Instead
OF having the scene representing wood, and AMBER
AND est etc ell on the ssls boards, they make
artificial ground By covering the whole stage With paned
gula.ies of the or; und flowers rocks and banks
all that sort OF ts exLctly g. In nature You have
Ia that 1t has not been tried be ore.
COOP REAsos-Reche hsa two sons in an irstitu.
cn OF high repue, whare tie r,hbshop Of Paris was
lately making rasts raj visit His Grace finding the
two brothers very well versd ia tie citechsm, compi
men'ed tie mother on the religious instruction she had
caused to be given to them Certainly, your Grace"
was tle reply; their fathers were Christians"
BoeroH. Benefits have been at the Boston theatre
Mr. J. B. Wright the efficient stage manager, had his
benefit the 19,h The Gazette Gays
meeting Of greenhouse keepers and gardeners Of this
vicinity i'll shortly be held zee VIA. testimonial can
he rendered 10 Mesdsmss Barrow and Wood, for their
beneficial influence in for ticulture.
Something ought 10 be done he.e for La G,arge and
vestvah. Mr.. Davenport is playing 1t tbs Nation
al theatre, and Mr. Proctor has been starring ct the
Museum Mr.. James Bennett commences there to night
PHnADEFmA.-Mr. Brougham's version OF "JAns
Eyre" has been Gone at the Arch Mr.. Wallace, the
proprietor Of the Sun, has written farce, ut for
Tat, }" for Mrs. Bowers
CNc1SNAr.-Gayler's comedy, "Takog the Chances"
has been bro ught out here with sncces Msvcier and
MIS- Frost playir the prin pal parts. Mr. E. L. r.on,
formerly of the Bowery hao neutary benefit at
the Peoples las. week. Mr.. Henry Msthewman, EGG
Esh psntonimist, died here last =eek.
CmoAeo.-A movement is on foot here to build
theatre of which John Broughsm and Mcvicksr will be
the managers. strong team. Mrs. Miriam G. RobS
Formerly Miss Goodenov) died ct Chicago the Path
ultimo. Mrs. Robb about years ago bsssme q
rember Of the celebrated troupe Of vocalsts the Ale.
ghanArs with whom for about three years. she travel
led through the Atlantic States winning admiration and
esteem from ALL much by her arniabe department and
engaging person BY her rich and meodous voice. As
ballad singer size was almost unequslec About four
years ago, che accompanied the Aeshanians to Caor
MIA There she met with Mr. T. p Robb former acquan.
lance, and they married she Afterwards made 9
professional tour through all the towns Of California; and
in lees than two years accumulated handsome fortune.
She returned to ths State Of months ago. aud
early last January removed TO Chicago where she has
since remained.
FttL RIVER, MAss.-Lanergsn, Sanford Fiske's CON-
peny hs 90 been playing here.
LoEIos, c. WIZ. Davidge Commenced his Canadian
tour here on the 10Th.
Lo49os -Grisi has rssppesred at the Gye Opera AID
So bss Bos.o. MIR. and Ars. Florence we're ct Drury
Lane. The Times says-
The Yankee s'gsl,' Of humble life, delinea.ed by
Mrs.. Florence, is being to whom halt measures
known and who ud be dreadtuly puzzled she had
find English equivalent for the French word nuance
che is abashsd she buIies her face in her apron she
kindly disposed to an sdmrer she pohes him In the
rbs-if she feels her dignity her Hrs ten
depcy TO slap the face Of the oender- the desire OF
gaining . ''bard dollar steals upon her mind she
everything like hint and With the most bust
nsss.ixe air asks, ''wSEt viii you gle meS" And al
this lie heartily DONE with such appearance Of In
tnsc frsnkness and good nature, thst the result is
almost fsscipa ing wha the movements acquire sort
Of active grace from their uncontrolled wildness We
have had plenty of male deineators of Yankee pscaar
ty, and Of these, suspect, have rather o.ed
their position the circumstances of being borp amid
the sound Of certain dialect than to any oss ctive
talent; but from thsse Mrs Florence is wholly distinct
She literally spArkies with yivscty and while much of
her attraction dspef ds the novelty of the character
chs represents che mus. convince every spectator that
vhaevcr circumstances she had made her studies
Of humanity she still would have bean intelligent and
Efficient actress