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

reason
lbs rsnsr rash attempt But in spite OF this spasmodc
r1sh 20 Fourteenth street. adhere the belief that
me Opera viii be ests sished perms nsnt insti
tauoa until the prices admission shall be liked at the
usual the~trica standard We have here Like
Lord Ward, the Duke Of Devonsh re- and two or three
ether devoees OF art, who will start manager ~ Mr..
LlAey been star ed with the easant Of sixty
thousand pounds. re peope who wealthy and call
themselves sbiopsb Rave spent The best part of their
Lives dollar, and hey know nothing Of art
The patrons Of Opera foreigners and persons
OF literary and Ars tic and pursuits These per-
belong 20 toe poope, and would be glad to
sustain the Opera At the peoples prices We have
40 definite information to the further movements
Of tbs Academy direction We regret leara
that the negotiations with tie contralto Yestvsl
have been broken eff, and that she viii not sing
&C tae Academy during the present This
ing NO are 70 have E-nsni for the asst time, with IA
Grecge Bada and B7ci III in the principa parts. We
bear that the con pany sid shortly visit Boston.
At tbs BROADWAY THEATRE Mr. and Mrs Barney vii
Eams the oortn week of their very successful
engagement this evening. Inc dsms CO led Kate kear
nsy viii be performed for the 6rst time this theatre
also sshephistepae ano The widow Bedot in all
which pieces M. and Mrs. Villa ms will sustain the prn-
oipal parts.
At LAURA ErESE's VARIETIES 1.-The Marble Heart" aud
Novelty . have drawn full houses all the week. Miss
Kesrs s uncesirg in carrying the work OF improve
ment In all eparmeuts Of hsr the.tve and her efforts
ars du appreciated sRroed ty tbs public. The
Marie Heart is have said before, exceedingly
well actsd and very nicely mounted the statue scenes
would the of the piece Mr.. Jordan
h.d full house his bsned Saturday ths private
boxes the bal,oBy seats presenting the mos. bril-
saat srrey Of female besutS that We have seen r many
DAY Mr Jordan called cut, and made good speech
modest telling snd pcinteo. Tbs evening, The Marble
Hear sad burlesque Of 80 Norms," In waioh Miss
Emma Hall will make Ter second appearance. hr. f.
Hsi vii, be the DIVIDE Ile.tess # the occa zion.
Mr.. WALLACE has beer claviIg Julian st. Pierre, in
The Wife at his theatre, during the past week.
Mr. Hcey playea Mariana; Nr Lester, Leonardo; Mr..
Dc,tt, Anto,io; and M. Norton Ferrardo The
Oieoe Will be repeated his ntng Tae Hunchbsck
s underlined, with Mr. Wasck as Master Walter.
A. BCgruNs FHRATRE, he dill for this evening n,ades
farce by Charles Dance recently prctucsd 81 the
frrcsss theatre, London ard called "A Prince for
Hour" also "Abon Bassap' with Burtoa aud Mrs,
Howard and TIE IL finished Gentleman h which Mr..
Geldsmtd, who n,,y rlaved st the Varieties VII
make his debut in this 'hsatre. Mrs Rough, capital
actress has Joined Burton company
A. N.s1os GARDEN Mile ssrsh Felix had baus6t
Saturday, vixen three French vsudeviues repre-.
rented, Ire PRINCIPAL roles hy Mile Sarah and NJ Patre,
both tai artists The attendance MOI very aat
tg 10 the poets of the French drama ia this be-
eig5ted metropolis. The Baveis give ''M.zupne'' and
fTAs Con script this event and Mile Robert displays
her photographic abilities in ''rhe Festival p4nssnt.
Al ths BowERY THEATRE the Last Days CT Pomoei,"
aver popular orsms gill be revived this evening with
M Prior Arbaces Mrs Prior Nydia snd Mrs Brels-
ford Cher frat appearance here Saga "The Perse
outet putehwan" with Gern the hero, is the after
peoe
At Ia BROADWAY VARIETIES, the juvenile comedians
drawing crowded houses The programme for this
ing includes 'rhs Day after the Wedding" and Black
eyed susan"
The (oIoaD OPERA, at 444 Broadway. aourishss
hrsveiy - evsr capital bill this evening.
N. Ea178, whore ta3seaur riponts much
admired .. the Broadway theatre has fitted up
Empire Hall, in Broadway, between Prince and
Hsuk.on Streets and will open 1t for his artistic
- hautful exhibition this evening. The hall has
entirely renovated aud when lighted up for
- first time Saturday night the effect
r;te cretitab.e to Mr.. KeIer's taste and nbsralty
~ auditorium contains about six hundred good seats
&c Ave private boxes very nicely fitted up Tie stage
brsneensn.s al and exceedingly good. The hall
viii Re opened to the public to night when eight splendid
ta1oa:1 viii be represented BY NJ and Nine Keller sni
tbs artists Of their troupe We feel confident that NJ.
Kel,ers efforts to present the works CT the gea.
'srs Of Is beaur win be appreciated rewarded
NJ. :. " wAuAcK, Jr., has returned this city after
making very successsp professional through the
United States. Mr.. Waack win esii for Liverpool very
shortly, and after playing farewell engagement in Lon
Con ne will embark for Australia He has received from
. manager there . NEST tempting offer which he has
scceptsc. From Australia be will 60 to California,
and thec,e return to New York IL is hardly necessary
er say to rsaders in those far of regions
wather NJ Wsllack's steps tend, that he is one of
tas nest talented members OF family which has pro-
duceo fine artists than any other family except The
Kenbles Mr.. Walack is Of the very best Of Amer
actors and in the representation Of certain charac
ters he has superior.
NaiAne Cocoa has returned (, the city after
i.l Western tour.
Madame yos BrRKE1, OF the primd DOME OF the
German opera troupe, made her dstte st Mason l.
Bsgnarns matinee last Tuesday, and was quite sue
ceesfEl
Mr.. 8. L. DAVENPORT WAS In town last week.
psooxLxS.-rhere will bs amateur performance at
tho Mussum this evening for the benefit OF Miss Louise
Elmo,e. The bill includes pay, written by the
bsneaoary. Mme de la Grange assisted by Gottschalk,
weR End tho NollenhAuer Brothers, will give concert
ct tie Atheneum tuesday.
Boros.-A company of Chinese jugglsrs are ut the
Howard Mrs Farren ia drawing crowded houses a. the.
Mazeum, where Mr.. James Bennett viii play farewell
eogaesmept, commencing the 10th. " Midsummer
Nights Dream - is runEing at the Boston. 1t seems
that Of the sbsurdy peted By cques
Great place Boston Esafe has been playing 0sde at
National and of the critics has ascestaned that
IL very wrong for him do without asking psr mis
SIGN OF Forrest As have SAID before, any has
right to play that shilling TO pay for book
called Mortimer. There is also dispute going on be-
tween one of the the Boston and wspapsr
wster TO the proper Of ronoun,ing Helena
It very important and interesting the disputants
Providence, p l. Mis- Anna Cruise, who has besn
playing hsre, had beneh. Friday last, and read
portion CT Havaths Indian costume much to the de-
light Of house full OF Rhode Islanders.
woRcEnu MAse.-Lsnerg,n's company is giving
series o; Entertainments here.
PgIADEPmA.-Mr. Forrest is playing at the Walnut
A dramatic version Of 'Jane Eyre" b. Broughsm, is
spncunssd ct the Arch. The National theatre, under
Meheor's management, ,ed to open Thurs