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

~ 'Ao Oaoeny OF MUSIC, Closed on tne SVsh ut. Tne
essASlshmsnt wss, however. opened two nights last
weeH ON the OCCASIONS Of the benefits of Mr. Msrsizsk
ON Monday, and signorA vistn ysrtip.acn or FRIDAY
1t Is understood that the nal representation of talsn
opera has now been gwen .. this house lsas. for
sme Time to oome-bat, . set Of to this unfortunate
event. IL Is reported that arrangements have been coni
peo ior gratifying the votaries Of music with operate
81 one OF the largest and most Gnsy
tAsd theatres In the Of the summer As 10 the
AcAcemy the stockholders have been notified that unless
thsy unanimously consent to loan OF $l25 on each
shse OF stock" pror to next Mondsy measures will be
taken to eessa sale of the corporate property for
payment OF tae debts Of the company.
BROADWAY TWATlE.-Another fair aspsraut to his.
trionic immortality, Miss Julia Oatiey, made her debut
at this house last Monday, the Countess in Glove"
following with the leading characters The Wie on
Tuesday, the slow Chase" on Wednesday, and the
HunchbAck' on Thursday-repeAting s Tne Wife, for
her bensnt ON Friday. She moderately successful
but has much to accomplish before she establish
reputation as great actress. Mr. Marcus Elmore who
personated the chief male characters is not by any
star and II did injustice to both the audience
and himself TO announce him such Fortunately the
pa Of the house to have the satisfaction of wit
neing what may be styled really respectabls acting
curing tho present week Mr.. W. 3. Blake, the vorite
actor and manager to play Sir Peter Teazle tonight
ported by such worthy artists aa Nine Ponis an Mr. c.
Fisher. Before Mr. Blake again retires from the stage
his friends hope to him in his admirable characters Of
Lord Dubarly, Sir Anthony Absolute Jesse Rural, Sir
Robert Bramble, and above al, The Last Man
NIBIO's GARDEs.-Little requiring comment done
at this tayorte place Of recreation last week. nsvsrhe
less the house was very full every evening with the
cepon Friday whom The boisterousneHs of the weather
kspt mos people at horne. Manager Nibo's patrons
under debt Of many obligations to him for the dscrmi
nation and enterprise he has displayed in providing
their edfcaon the grand combination Of artistic talent
nightly performing at his house, but judging from the
brilliant asemblagss generally present. this debt will be
speedily cancelled, in pscanAry point Of view, at AL
events. TbIs evening the great rope vAultsr, Young
Herger to perform his astonishing feats led by
N. Andr ruche Lehman, AND Mile and N. Chisrini The
second act OF the beautiful ballet styled Les Willis"
will be given-Mlle Robert, Paul Brilliant and Francois
Ravsl in the principal parts new pantomime entitled
PoDgo, the Intelligent Ape in which the RAvsls and
NaIzetti appear. closes the enter ersainmsnts
BowERY 1HRATRE-There no less than Fl We bsne.
fits at this establishment last week. snd-something
ther unusual by the way-none of the beneacares had
to complain Of the result Of EACH Mr. H. A. Perry
ad6ed somewhat to his professional capital by starring it
duIirg g. the week. lie established himself . avorts
with the audiences at this house, who would doubtless
engage him for the leading business Tonight two old
fvortsa to make their first appearance here in
ard what considered very difficult characters to
successfully portray. Miss Susan Denim as Ca.
mile, and Mr.. G. J. Arnold as Armand, in the
thrilling drama entitled Camille, or the Fate Of
Ccquette," which srecenty undergone such remark
ably long and prosperous ut another popular thu
atre This announcement it is expected will attract the
largest audience OF the season. "end Me Five Shings"
will also be played.
Burrows THEATRE closed Saturday evening with the
benefit Of Mrs. c. Howard, who has become quite %
great avorite with our play going Community her
sstsr, Mrs. Hoey, and that s saying great deal in
favor As actress and vocalist Mrs. Howard few
equals and it hoped she will be induced to
ly locate herself in this city where she is fully as pop
lar as she ever was in Eew Orleans elsewhere. Man
sger Burton it is pleasing to learn, has made the re-
qusi;e arrangements for . handsome, and copmo-
dous establishment in the upper part of tho city. This
step not taken day too sooA-the chambers street
house too low down, and entirely too small to accom-
modate his multitude of patrons.
WAIAcK's.-Ths snug little thea re WAS, as usual,
wen attended throughout the week. particularly so on
the benefit nights Of Mr. Dyott tt esday Sg La Man
ma on Wednesday, and Mr. G. Iolland on Friday.
Tonight Mr.. John Broughs IN, the favori,e
actor and author offers for his beE st his very popular
v,
farce styled Away with Mslanc ioy" Both pieces are
admirably cast the first TO the entire strength of the
company, and Will be splendidy performed On wsdnes
day. the last night OF the seasor Mr. Lester univer
sal fAvoite, both IS IN actor ad stage manager takes
his benefit Mr. Wallack Is to appear the occasion in
his great character Of adam rock in the comedy called
Charles XIl." If both Me- ,srs Broughrm and Leste,
are not greeted by cramed audtores it will not be for
lack OF attractions M. Wallack that his
theatre viii be to let re he 11th to the 26th of
ncnh lie has recently realty improved the house by
the purchase OF ad'oins property Mercer street
through which he has Gu apsrtures sufficiently large
render the theatre o of the best ventilated in the
country.
LAURA kARNHs SAh GTIEs.-Favorite pieces, in which
Miss kesne and M 20 dan the chief features
played to fne audteAe throughout the week. together
with new local skes oh styled 1t Takes Two Maks
bargain, : IN which Miss X. figured dashing widow
and MI. b johns cute Yankee, from dow East
wno 10 me snd discovers that his ideas are scarcely
bright enough toe ompete with city widow in making
bargain The an r seemed to be highly relished by tn
apec''ors nsd' with proper pruning and bracing woul
coubtiess bsaor standard fAvori.e. Tho benefits
MI. eharias bA Thurtday and Mr.. 7. B. Johnston o.
saturday wers well attended This evening Miss Keene
to rtnder ahs character of Pauline In Bulwers beautfu
play CT ths Lady Of lyons, for positively the last tim
enc VIII Do ably socOnoou py Mr. u JORDAN, .
Claude; Mr. Bass the bluff old Colonel and Miss
Wells ~ he pompous and eontriviDg mother. Th
popuar entitled Ths Lottery Ticket follows with
~ John ,ton as Wormwood, and Wemyss CapIas.
bhtnAp WAY vARnrRs-The wonderful juveniles at thi
ht's Cd are are great favories They night,
win e den opinions for themselves And dollars for thu
mas4 ement, although 1t must be confessed that wer
they able to procure larger house, the latter wout
hsw the pleasure Of handling much money than
RrS SENT owing to the fact that since the opening thou
50 ids OF people have been unable to effect
loee mirtn provoking pieces "Poor Pilicoddy" ant
The Toodles," in which the children have proved
precedentedy successful to be repeated this evening
None who delight in oomica performances should miss
seeing little George in these plays.
EMPIRE HAlL.-M Keller has consented to crafty the
lovers Of the 6ne arts with series of and bran
tabeaus this svenng-Among them Rubens chefs doeuwe
the Elevation ot and descent from the Cross" the
great acting tableau OF Cain and Abel, and the beau
~ has