The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20


Manager Wood will certainly have make arrangements
for . larger plaes--it is entirely too much Of losing
game to be turning money from his treasury evey
night "The Golden Farmer" and aMsd Of Munster"
Tomorrow night.
WooD's MISsrRErs-Those versatile, eccentric, merry
making individuals George aud Pierce together with
their invaluable auxilisries have issued n new pro.
gramms of songs, dances, &c, for tomorrow evening"
They also produce new burlssque called "Nicaragua
State Secrets in which George IL said to have q very
comcal part expressly adapted 10 his mirh pro-
voking abilities According TO the outline of incidents
Furnished on the blu the affair win prove unusually
amusing.
HIAwATHA.-The immense success that has attended
the readings OF this popular poem by Miss Kimberly, in
duces her 10 again announce 1t tomorrow evening
Hope Chapel She has many friends and admirers, and
shs simple announcement Is quite sufficient to
the presence Of = large and brilliant audience.
DRAhAnc READINGS Miss Mary Agnes Cameron who
has recently made quite sensation in the drama tic
world by her fine hisrionic delineAtions will give read
ngs from snakspers and other great poets, at Hope
popular tragedisn, Mr.. Fairclough.
CONCERT IN BRooRIYS.-The distinguished young vo-
paiist, Miss Maria b. BTanerd will give grand voca
next Tuesday evening assisted by Messts, Butler Apto
mass, Hess, and Care W. Beamss. She has selected
OF exquisite musical morcsaux for the OCCASION
ELEGANT LITERARY FEsrvAI.-Miss Eloise Bridges the
accomplished trsgedienns, Mr. W. NJ. Fleming, the ta
ented actor and Mrs. Fleming, fine vocalist will afford
Pur Brooklyn neighbors charming literary and vocal
Psstme, ut their Athen9um, next Wednesday evening"
Mr. 0RITTHs the popular actor and industrious stage
manager OF the Bowery, is preparing grand dramatic
pectacular and comic treat for his benefit which
vii doubtless have what he Deserves regular bumper
TEE THEsPIAS DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION propose to give
nother entertainment at the Brooklyn Museum in the
Wandering Boys"
Mr.. 8. W. GIH-Ths numerous friends Of this exoel.
ent comedian win no doubt hail with delight his
the boards Of the old Bowery. He has Just concluded
very successful and profitable star engagement at New
rk and had brilliant offers to elsewhere but could
onger DO spared by Manager Waldron.
TIvvnE
and Of this department at Niblo's next saturday The
ayes have volunteered, and the house il to be rent
THE kTERMxyr OF JOHN R. scorr, THE TRAeEplAN.-
there large attendance at the intsrmsnt of John R.
colt, ON Monday, consisting of friends and
smbers OF the profession Of which he WAS till
rom the residence of his brother. law. Mr.. Delaney
ne funeral cortege was marked by peculiar solemnity
recession moved towards the graveyard by
basd Of music playing . solemn drge, the tones Of
inch yibrated through many heavy heart. mournful
ctors pressnt-the veteran Th.yer wheaty Drew Dol
pan, Bowers and others-whO had assembled to pay
hese last rites to who had "paysd his part we'll
the mimic STAGE but alas too regardless Of the real
ne of life he accomplished gentleman a. we'll as
and might have shons the brightest star in the drA
aoc horizon.but his too genial nature led him into
scott "after lifes tfu fever he sleeps we'll" He viii
haiia and MsIpom.ne and placed among the bright
alaxy of hisronc lights which have adorned the Amer
stage Ere the funeral took place We gazed for short
me upon his remains. He was I" laid 0ut' with much
though his death had been calm and pssSsfa
the head Of the coffin three Of beautiful white
ponicas graced the sad scens all betokenng the love
nd respect which followed him to the grave. bis coffin
as lined With white satin and covered with black CLOTH
pom which was silver plate inscribed with his name
emise and age The procession moved from his resi-
.ce to ST. Peters ohurchyard where the service Of the
which he Lies entombed with his father and mother
eece to his philadelphia Sssm
SINGULAR lNcDEsT.-BrRTH IN THEATRE. On Thursday
vening last Cast Night the National theatre was
owded to excess and the press opening the doors
Is very great. In the crowd woman some What
dvaneed in pregnancy The jam and squeeze to which
DO subjected while passing from the lower vsstibule
the box stairs produe instantaneous premature
slvery the moment she gained the topnost stair
FoRnGN THRATRIcAIs.-Our London correspondent
ys-lumley is about to open her Majesty's Opera
sged the little Lyceum. Why, Lablsche's voice would
PIT the walls of that small theatre and deaen his audi
1s sa nave no ,ses gst %, o. Lum'eys trogps :, pre-
Pc made y'Gye hold good. There hints about
nny Lind and Pioroomeni and strong corps de ballet
ened with English version OF Verdis "Trovatoren
ucy Ec'tt takes the principal part.
ccess Of the Countess Capranios better known Ma
ne Rstor the tragic actress, has been exttraordi
Ary In Vienna utterly beyond all expectation tina.
DO director OF the theatre has already secured her
twelve Representations, to take place early in the
ring of next year Madame Rstors history is in it.
second rate company, acting in Cvidale near Udine
hen Adelaide was born. She made her first appearance
the stage when two months old in the arms Of her
of five she acted regularly and years later
,ned the company Of Mocalvi, an actor Of no mean
Of Turin from whence she went to Milan Venice and
ono. In the latter place she became acquainted with
Marquis Capranica della Grs, who wished to marry
or His father opposed the marriage confined him in a
stle in the Champagne from which, however, he effect
his escape in the Disguise Of carter. He contrived
meet his love in the Maremma, where, in village
urch in the presence Of two Witnesses and the father
"the Mstori,' he made her his wife. The parents Of
be bridegroom forgave hi ON condition that his wife
oud leave the stage In 1s47 she persuaded them
allow her to give representation to release poor
tor from prison for debt. The sensation she made was
great that the old Marquis Withdrew his opposition
nd from that time she has continued acting with ever
cressiDg success. Why she has not been induced to
sit England we cannot understand.
THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL MATTERS ArsrRAuA.-For
last two months we have had succession OF theatre
and musical novelties which have provided the pub
ayes has just concluded engagement at the Theatre
oval which has been successful in the highest degree:
d Mr. G. Brooke. 1T Coppn's Olympic, has also been
strunaental in extracting . considerable amount of
sh from her Msjesty's heges Of Victoria As the for
or establishment the product OF operas a
mpete style IL An had prsvousy been the in tbs
ones has created pere, frore for that species oil
tertsinment The operas which have been produced
the ''Sonnam bula" ''Lucia di Lam nermoor,n
Norma" tsThe Bohemian Grip and Iucrsza BorGia"
I'D although the public had to be contsnted vito ths
ansposon Of music of the tenor roles to suit either
Rdemo Flower or Madame CArandini tho vocal market
ing without efficient tenor, the whole of the works
presented were well received. h Norma and Lucre-
Miss Hayes made great ~ ~ performances at
Theatre Roy on Friday evsu1ne for the
Of this accomplished artistic, when = selection from the
rst acts Of "Linda d Chamounix" Was pertormedto
of the most numerous and fashionable audiences
or sssenbled within the walls Of Australian
ealTe. The amount taken ut the doors was little, IL
ytbiDR short of $780, and - the receipts the
Of Miss Hayes performances have often reached f300
f400, the fact will be sufficient to give proe ssonal
ope in Great Britain idea of the ent of the PAL
mage accorced in this country first class talent Miss
yes sets out for the Bendgo diRgings week, to
el an engagement for three nights with Mr. Coleman.
the termination Of her visit to Bendigo, Miss Hayes
III leave for Sydney, and after performing few
hs in that city will leave the colonies for England.
coppin. Olympus Mr. G; y. Brooke s has. for several
essisg with his stay among ~. HIS last APPEARANCE
n announced few weeks back, and he Ii now playing
round OF Shaksperean characters at BAlarat The
ny at the TheatreRoya is rather thin iust now tns
olongaHon Of the operate season having ensbled
management to dispense With several Of the
bupe. Others, including M. Warner, the leading
gedian, and Mrs. Brougham, have voluntarily
teded and the former hiss be,ome the lessee