The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05

Enuo's GARDKS.-MaIsgcr Nblo and his invaluable as
5tnis Mcssrs Corbyn and Moore hare arranged their
unsurpassed OF talent and material 10
afford their patrons treat that will prove pleasant and
novel finale the days celebration To night the
popular Raye are TO appear in two OF their famous pan
tommcs, viz; the military comcaliiy, styled tho Soon.
script" and the now African piece called Pongo, the
Intelligent Ape" Mr. Icngler will also 20 through his
extremely difficult aud astonishing tight rope fcats
BowlHr TmanE.-rhis time honorcd house will be In
perfect blaze of glory to day. such as viii remind ts
friends Of times gone by and gers long departed
The performances at half past two O'Clock in
tie Afternoon with the patriotic drama entitled the
birth Of Freedom characters by Mcssrs Irongham,
FISHER, Cano Grace Whiting and Grosycnor, Md'lc. 20
ns Miss Reynolds and others. Appropriate songs dan
ccs, kc, follow aud then comes the " Dead shot" ln
the evening the " Birth of Freedom Is 10 be repeated
with the drama Of Robert Macare, an olo OF singing
dancing, &c.
BROADWAY vARrTEs.-The managers OF this popular
e theatre have very properly determined no. TO over
the physical abucs OF their very talented troupe Of
aic cncs by giving two performances ~ day, notwith
standing the lecuniary temptation 10 do 80 This Is as
should be II gives the children an opportunity Vt seeing
The sights and enjoy ing the faiives Of the DAY AMI viii
enable them 10 enter murc fully into te spirit Of their
own entertainments this evening when they 10 play
" Black fycd susan" and the Wandering Minstrel
Fxrny II.i-N Keller 4 entitled TO no inconsiderabio
his contributions towards the celebration Of our
Eauon's birthday. lie mas arranged four magnificent
patriotic tahlcaus. including striking mimic req
rcscnirg the "Tbfd and Fourth 81 July" which will
~ gwen connection with n- mimabc pictures yled
the Triumph Galae and "faminc, icats ~ mage,
rs sig Adtnis, various SPIRIT stirring songs by Nine 10
varny and Mas Duckworth Sc fcroi nlanccs commence
al ii O'Clock a. n. ana aud i. D.
woop's MfS1Hfis.--Thcrc y 10 he a grand corbina-
lion a musila dramatic and tgrTsichorcan conicaity at
he elegant hall 80 Broadway, this evening. Among
The songs IN the first part u the programme Nancy
fll- end ''Ca from dc Souf, by the unrvacd George
Tho burIcsquc IIu,chinson Family "whte Eyed PYta.
tocr '.sippcry Times IN Odd Nirginny," &c, follow,
and the whole concludes With the mirth provoking
tNiraysgnuza entitled " Tie Masquerade lsail.' Ia
which most a shaSspcres heroes are introduced In
black
itssf1poRs CAiftRy,-Tlose who desire 70 spend
quiet ana agreeable day should drop IN at this gallery and
examine the extensive collection OF beautiful statues,
PAINTINGS, &C, with which is filled.
1Im RUSSIAN WAR-Al who feel sposed 70 witness a
grsthic illustration Of Of the chief enacted
during the recent allied against Russia would do
well 70 visit Chinese Hall, late Buckey's, $50 Broad
way.
1uI<1cropgAS TrsrvAr Professor Saracco Is 10 give
grand ball this evening AT lts Apoinea corner 81 Blseck
nr street and Broadway Two fl bands OF music will be
IN attendance and four dances composed on nation
al airs, are 10 be introduced.