The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

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wsImhssrted fiisnes o, this 'sIrish Boy" At the
clpson OF the lrish Tutor" Barney williams csiei
before the cuItAn in response to calls from all carts
Of the house addressed tie audignse He said ia sub
stance, after pause
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wbsn Mrs. Barney williams came on in the afeypiecs
greeting, and tie stage actually covered with
bcuqres which were showered from the private
End al parts Of the house. Altogether the ssir
very brilliant one, and must doubt give them hope
full impetus in their pursuit Of European laares The
front of the theatre Illuminated, and varegated
lamps festooned In letters, saying Farewell Z,
Mr.. and Mrs Williams"
This evening, Miss Julia Oatley young lady OF New
York will essay for the first time any age the cha--
acter Of the Countess in Knowles popular come of
sLve." Mr.. Marcus Gilmore, of the London theatres,
will also make his rs appearance in New York. in the
part Of Hucn
BrR1oNs-The recent unseasor able weather brough.
the rgsgsment Of Miss Agnes Robertson ard Mr. Dion
Bourccault to q premature termination on Friday. Ths
former having become afflicted with q affection Of
the throat unable to perform thAt and the fol-
lowing evenings. On the first night the theatre WAS
closed and Saturday Paul Pry" and g. The Toodes"
substituted for The Lite Of Actress" which
had been announced for Mss R IS benefit 1t is feared
that the ladJs Illness Will compel her t, postpone If not
entuey Ieipqu'sh, the engagements that she has mads
In different tscti) rs Of the country The comedietta
styled One Hour the Carnival Ball, aud the plea
tir panoramic plsy entitled Paris and London"
rendered night for the annual benefit Of the indutrl
Gus and obigrg treasurer, Mr.. J. G. Barnett Mrs. c.
Howard the iavoiie &C ress and vocalist, has capital
parts in both pieces and Mr. Burton gives his exceeding
amusing version Of Tommy Tro in tho second. Aside
Fl. Mr. Barnesps arduous duties Is treasurer his per-
sonal popularity ought to ensure him what he will
6oubtlefs hsye-a bumper.
BowERY THEATRE This establishment we'll dlled
through ut last by the friends and admirers 0. that
versatile yourg ac'or, Mr. E. Eddy whose engagement.
clcEed Saturday. HIS STYLE when performing at this
houe sppsars to exactly euit the impusve generous
and varm hearted class Of auditors WE'LL not better,
than that cf any other artist who has lately trod that
stsge 1t is to be regretted that arrange ments have
not made to his services permanently that
quarter This evening another of our most promising
ycuIg actors, Mr. b. A Perry, commences eDg.gs-
ment Of four Lighs-openiDg ia "Othello" Mr.. Perry
scknowleg to possess talent of high order aud
With prudence and application cannot we'll fail to
tualy attain proud petition 10 the profession. The
aIce Of LEND Five shiDgs" closes the entertain
me nts to night.
LAURA KEEsE's VARIETIES Mr.. Broughsm's dramatic
version Of Jane Eyre the Orphan OF Lowooa" and Mr..
Wikins' novel conedetts, called ssMy We's Mirror"
per formed unusually large and enthusiastic
oences the past week. The natural vivid and
powerful eelineatons Of character by Miss Keens and
Mr.. G. Jordan in tbs former play are universally con-
ceeded be fne portratures witnessed
the stsge The spectators, and all, at times be-
completely absorbed by the interest excited by
these artists that they apparently lost sight of the fast
that il was tut mimic representation and vshe.
nc eny applauded and wept their feelings prompted
Mis- Keene ard Mr.. Jordan however, not alone
titled to praetvery character was rendered in highly
credtable msnns although the majority Of the parts
"a arked Tuesday, are merely sketches. To.
night Jane Eyre" IL to be repeated preceded by new
American oomedieta, entitled ut Takes Tao to Makea
Bsrgaip," in which Misses Keene and Clifton, and
Nessrs. Johnston and Reeve play the characters.
NRIo's GARDES,-Thcse who have not enjoyed the
using astouI Ding xpiisabe necronantic and other
Tricks performed by the ed Raves IN the famous
comic fairy sIecaoe styled M.zulm, the Night w."
houd btar in mind that this Is to be tbs last night but
ct that piece The Rayes aso pei form in the laugh
sb!e ballet pan tomme called "Ths Eopamen." he rich
ccmcahtes which, ss well the beautiful dan ,rg,
fail to 81 eli. the warmest appreciation Another
great feature of this evenings entertainment il the
performance Of young Herger on the tight
rope. In the Of his wonderful eats this artist
the drum, pays the violin and executes various
other hitherto while ac.ully turn
II sou er aults the cord. With such q sinah,n
CT talent is /. to to wondered At that overlooking
dieI ces should be attracted to Nblos every night?
wAIIAcK's THEATRE The performances and the
tsIe have, usual been good consequen, the
only Of the week that require special no,s wsre
IL revival OF Mr. Brcughams Po hon tas, and the
benefits of Mrs. sephens, Mr.. Stewart and Mrs Hoey.
The ex!rsvagarza hiss proved quite as popular AID
mirth Prove king ever, end none Of the benecaries
have complain Of reissness the part OF their
fIier d. The audience Saturday MIRA Hoeys nigh,
was an brilliant assemblage has collected this
sor, ard the performances, "A N rning CAN" and
Wives they Were, and Ms'ds as they A.e" &C.
servedy ELECTED the iveies demonstrations CT app-oba
tiop. This evening We to have IA Morning Call"
"Pc.cl Mas" and "Nsw Years Day" Benefits are
uneed for Mr.. Dyott tomorrow, Sig La Mamma
Wednesday, ard Mr. G. Holland on Friday. AZ er the
tereGt is over is expected that Mr. Wa'isck
viii accede to the applications of his iiisnds
appear fuch Of his favorite characters hs
unable render during his recent prolonged series Ct
perioInarces
BROADWAY vARE1ns.-Th's NEAT little theatre ard ts
excellent ocmT any, the Wool and March juvenile
Clans have acquired degree Of popularity to
pore In the city. Indeed, great is tae estmso in
vhb fba act esses and actore n, held by the