The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-09

ability As cais will be positively the last opportunity
the frenss Of this popuhr prima donna will hsve OF
hearing her they viii noss xes turn eat IN strong
on the occasion.
hMR. foNsI-This lady is annnunced for . benefit on
Wednesday evening at the Broad xsy thsxre, with whose
patrons she has become mime nse favorite Among
otker novelties for the OCCASION understood that
and Mr. I. s. Minis will maLs their first appearsnos
the stage, the lady Mrs Chirgton, 10 the Morning
Call, and her husband Christopher Strap, in the
Pleasant Neghbor."
ACADEMY HAM-A large number OF ladies and ge1se-
have volunteered for the benefit of Mr. J. G. Booth
to take place next Wednesday evening" at this hail. The
programme consists OF shakoperes play OF 'TAe uer-
chant OF Venice" the farcss Of the "Iish Zion" and
"hiss' Son, !" numerous scnesf dances, 10.
BELLEVUE GARDENS Ten acres Of land covered with
shady trcer have been laid out in beautiful walks after
the style Of the parks OF Old England the thsoos OF
ehtietk street. for the accommodation Of pleasure
ties, military com mpsnies, &c.
Mr.. AND'MRss BARNEY wnLIAKs.--The frieads and ad-
mrers of this popular couple-who the Dal,c on
Saturday, to fulfil engagements in London aad other
parts OF Europeengagsd sheltons band formed pro-
cesson and marched the steamer just pii6r d.
psrture After bidding adieu Mr. and Mrs. w. hesrge
stationed themselves the Dock and o. the
weasel drew out cheered most usty aud heartily, while
the band played appropriate farewell 1t de-
served compliment, though such boScre
tended to artists this side the Atlantic
Mr. +. s. CHANsRAU has returned TO the city, after
highly prosperous tour through the South and 1t is
reported win favor his friends with . new pieoe Of
the ssMoseo order
Mr. J. SLOAN the avorie comedian, has given up the
management OF the Charleston theAtre and with his
talented LADY, is in the city.
Mr. FAIacLousH The following note explains itaeif
Mr. Fairceugn appeared Sir Giles Ovsreach st the
Broadway, Saturday night. BE promises to
celent actor
EDITOR TIE HERALD,
II has been rumor6d falsely, that either q
novice amateur; and have reason to bsevs this
generally supposed to be the CASE both the public
and press am neither the oher but actor,
the decision OF whose merits AID csmerits l humbIy
leave In the hands of tha public. have played some
Years in St Louis and other parts Southwest aud
West under the assumed name Of Emmett having passed
through the various grades Of the profession from car
rying banner to leading business That have no de-
sire the faults of the actor should be disguised by
mantle OF he novice viii be apparent yourself and eli
written D00FHROYD FA[RCLOUGH.
BosToH-SgnornA vestvals Italian Opera Troupe
consisting Of herself Sgrora Constanza han.in sguor
Cereaa Rarl, Gasparon and others-perfo rmod three
four nights 1T the Boston theatre last week. They
gave taer final entertainment Saturday. Mr.. Barry
will eopen the Boston with good company the LIST
Of September grand complimentary benefit is to be
gvea Mr.. L. Davenport at the Howard Athsnaum this
evening. All the artistic talent of the city having vouu-
teered for the occasions the committee of management
found it difficult to decide who among t,om should have,
the honor Of appearing IL is rumorsd that Mr. DAven
port s to be of the, lessees Of the Atheaaum
season. Mies Agnes Robertson, having recovered from
hufeum tonight.
PHILADELPHIA "A new piece styled "vaxiety '-sir,i-
lar to "Novel'y" a. Laura Kesnes-has proved qvite
piece, written fo- Mn. G. G. Charles and called the
B.a Hills Of Erin" has also successful at the
bene At this house last week. TIE local play derou
mated Gold is.and srgoing = "run" !" At the Arch.
BMnMoRE; Ms. farren closed a profitable engage.
Il NoRFoIK.-Mr John f. Owens, the comedan and =
new stock corapAny the features at the Varieties.
P11sprRG-hr. Mcvlctsr played Taking the Ctsnees'
and Home in the West" for his benefit Eriday,
The Virginia Serenaders 1T the City Hall, and West
and Peel's Ainstres at Masonic Hall.
Nhw OsIsANs-The Pelican is the only place where
theatrical at present gver. Mr. and
OTrot. in Ireland Iso Mscaissr, the magician
is exhibiting his tricks at the St. Charles The French
opera ssssOA closed at the Orleans on the 18th u
CNCsSAr.-Mss Eliza Logan continued the star at the
Peoples last week. Al h.r benefit, on Friday, she
announced to spg ola Marseilaise,' IN imitation Of
olsse their perfosmanoss At the National on sstur
day. Bncklsy's ssrenaders are to be In this city
s,snt wsek css sSms .Sy ses clubs Om ss many
on srday for tho purpose OF celebrating the eighth
niversary Of the sist Wes Musical Association Erl
day evening devoted to the hearing Of address,
Saturday to rehearsal and concert in which each cu
sang by ITSELF yesterday, 70 sacred concert, at the
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day, which closes the affair, they hire to have grand
| procession, excursion, Grafton aud banquet
ST. LouHThe st. Louis theatre closed with the benefit
pses Young wSies is aSera
bly, spoken of and aladdin" Miss Mary Shaw he'd q
bumper benefit the Friday preceding The Varieties
ia the only theatre open. Bz, the magician, is ai
Wyman's Hail.
BrrFA1o.-Miss Annette Incs played Camille and
other arduous characters during star engagement ri
| the Metropolitan last week.
| RocHEs1ER.-Wslch's and Lents oircuses combined
have been ceighting the people Of Rochester Cotmani
| Nightipgales are at C0rinthian hail.
CHCAGo.-N'le. Parodi, assisted by N. and Nine
| Strakcsch, gave concert here Wednesday. The
theatre closed. Dan Emmit's mnstres remain at the
and j. H. Meveksr are to have the management Of new
| theatre at this place next season.
CIEyEIAND-The Buckleys had entire possession Of the
h to be I Mr.
| son.
COLUMBUS OHIo-The theatre to open for the sum
mer Saturday, under the management of IN
chett and Duield. Mrs. Dufeld WAS to play rarthenia
| to Mr.. Hanchetts 1ngomAr.
HARrroRD.The theatre opened here Thursday, will
| "Aladoin"
| PRovlDKacE-Mr. Gottschalk is to give a concert il
Westminster Hall to. morrow. OrdwAy's EoAns are .
| Howard Hail.
NEW BEDFoRD.-Miss Adelaide Phillips gave concer
here Thursday, and Mrs. Barrow read "Hiswaths"
| the following evening.
TRoY.-Mr. Allan Irving assisted BY Mrs. Anderson
Miss Drake and Mr.. Dresslsr, gave concert here or
| Thursday.
PORTLAND, ME.-A young lady, . native Of Athens,
Greece to make her debut here Parthenia the
Greek macen. She h represeD ted being only very
hanosome, but remarkably talented.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICHGAS.-Yankee Millsr's theatre ID
open at this place Mr. H. j. Miller played Pescara and
Mrs. j. H. Powell, Florinds Wednesday. Ice cream,
and popular airs by the Grand Rapids brass band,
furnished on the next floor below" during the inter
mission between the pieces.
MosTREAL-Ths Pyne and Harrison troupe performed
every night last week at the Theatre Royal French
company giving concerts and pantomimc represents
tions Concert Hall. Miss Kimberly is to rece Hia
watha the fifty seventh time to night at Mechanics
Hall Mr.. Wallack, sen., Is to play here during the
| Feasor.
| QUEBEC Mr.. Henry Farrsn, the manager, and Miss
| Fanny Morant the principal actrers, are warmly eulo
gsed for their fine Of the Stranger and Mrs
Haer. Mr. and Mrs. q. Jordan, have been engaged by
Mr. Farren. Some Of the Quebec editors appear TO bs
making considerable calculations OF enjoyment to be
derived from English prima donna and tenor in the
| persons Of Miss Rosalie Durand and Mr. f. Trevor.