The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-21


buccaneers, who. in days past infested the Mexican
Gulf met his fate with all the hardened depravity OF
his ancestors
Theatrical and Mssscal Matters.
CONCERT TO NIGHT.-The famous Buckley troupe, In
with Dodworth's celebrated band viii give
grand sacred concert at the new hall OF the former this
evening The selections embrace the rarest vocal and
instrumental gems, and the price OF I'D nissoneweny
five csnts-can be afforded BY every lover OF music.
BROADWAY THEATRE -As most Of readers are ai
reacy the barbados that envroned this establish
men have at last been removed and the artists to
resume their places the stage TO evening.
On referring 20 the bills, will be observed that large
company, including many new Eases, has been engaged
variety Of new curtains scenery, &c. have been pre-
pared and thing betokens a prosperous season
The "Lady ct Lyonso 10 to BIO tho opening piece Mr..
Lorraine an English actor 10 announced 40 the Claude
anc Mrs. Lizzie Weston Davenport as the Pauline.
NBIo's GARDsN-The second week OF the English ope-
will commence at this house to morrow night.
The selection for the occasion is the charming romance
entitled the Crown Diamonds Miss Louisa Pyne will
give her beautiful Interpretation d the part Of La Cata
rina. Mr. Harrison plays DON Henr4ue.
BEouGHAs's BowEsY-Miss Kais Reynolds. who mas
deservedy become great favorite the fequenters
OF this popular establishment Is 10 take her benefit
morrow. She tenders drama called the g Rose OF Pen
rh' (the author OF which, Mr.. Watkins, will enact
the hero) and the famous drama OF Jack Sheppard"
BURROWS THEATRE Mrs. Julia Bennett Barrow is to
iraugurate brief engagement at this theatre 70 morrow
night she Is personate Mrs Oakley In the elegant
medy ent,led the jealous Wife, aud will be mrably
seconded by Messrs Burton c. Fisher, Mark smith, TIC
Jenny lind" follows, with Mrs. Howard as the he
rome.
wAIIAox's The patrons Of this snug little
theatre WILL doubt be highly gratlned with the
nouncement that the exciting drama Of Pauline" to be
revived 70 morrow night with powerful cast headed by
Mr. Lester and Mrs H0ey In their great OF the hero
and heroine. xiii or Cure" Is the alterpece.
LAURA Kxssss- Owing to the thron ged attendance
raj Camille the directress Is induced
nounce thai piece Tor repetition TO morrow evening Miss
raciers originally assigned them. "A Curious Case is
the closng play
CBAMBEas S1KsKT THEATRE Miss Alfridta, . Greek
lady, make her first appearance this favorte thea
msnce styled "lpgomsr, the Barbarian, and Parthenia
the Greek Maiden The entertainments to conclude
with New York by Day and by Night"
AMERICAN MysErM-The managers OF this establish
ment have usual made extensive preparations for the
entertainment Of their friends during the holidays
morrow afternoon the aughabe pieces entitled "A Kiss
In the Dark" and paddy the Piper" will be played
and in the evening Cinderella Is to be produced In
much spiendor.
determined to stick TO the laughter provoking farce demo
minated the 'Od Clock Here She Goes Tnore She
Goes." They have however Issued fresh programme
Of songs, dances, NC. for to morrow night.
BrcKEY's SysxsADERs Those who are fond Of the
richest kind OF fun, particularly when served up with
delicious music should go nigh, and bear this
band 10 their great burlesque OF Cinderella" Various
melodies, &c as usual, previous TO the farce.
Mr. GoT1soHAIg, the distinguished American pianist is
70 give his last concert 10 this city al Nioos saloon next
Friday. Mr. 1bslberg, the great Europsan pianist,
NINE. d'Angri and other eminent artats have volun'
teered.
CHsI1MAs I, y BRooKrYS.-The managers Of the Thes
I've grand performances (sfIernoon and evening" oe
Christmas. Their bill embraces the names OF several
excellent plays besides variety Of singing dancing,
&c BY way Of novelty, the evenings entertainment
closes with ball, In which the audience Join.
Tar AIIrGHasIASs-Ths celebrated band Of vocalists
viii start professional tour 20 tho West and
South. They will commence In Troy, Utica, DO In the
course o! few days AZ the merits Of this troupe are
well known ali the route proposed Ia useless 70 say
word IN their favor
CncA-kr. &. X. Dickinson gave . reading from shA<
mere Tuesday, December IL. The Herald says
Mr.. Dickinson Ia without question one OF the finest
al,o We de en- lady OF remarkable powers or voice as
vel "a beauty OF person. Tho mellow richness OF her
wonderful con'rao voice approached At times tue clear
cll righteousness Of the Gnes tenor She apparently
quite yourg LADY, with lace of very sweet express
sion, hair hanging in usuriAnt ~avy mass and figure
Yong but slender and has an expansive forehead and
expressive His to,t eseub, In white waist
coat and Immaculate bids, was very agreeable one
wssmseroS, CHR z Broth had "complmcrt.
airy testimoniar here Friday, playing liking Lear Z"
Thabergs corceyts announced for Tuesday and Sa
turdsy, leth 2oth, With Nine. dc wiihorst.
CHARI~ros.-Mr wallsck Sen, played Don Felix, In
"rhe WONDER" on the night of the iitn.
ST. JoHS, ". B-Mr. j. W. Lsnergan has organized .
company Tor this place. and will open tue theatre nexi
uRy.-A monument TO the memory OF Mrs. Anu Jane
Jarrett has recently erected al Mount Auburn says
TOE Boston tue iOl pefopfhk postou
Museum Dramatic fund Elm avenue. Mrs, Bsrre,t will
long be tor her graceful aud talented acting
in the department OF melo drama and geItoc comedy
during dramatic career extending thirty years
tor the kndness and generosity OF her disposition, ana
tor her personal beauty which sho retained TO remark
able degree the stest hour Of her life. The monu.
ment nearly eight ieet high, designed and executed
with great beauty BY Mr. CHeW, OF this city. From
pnih OF plain Quincy granite rises white marble snA
the upper part Of shch s represented In alto reevo
. female fgure borne IN the arms Of anges. ca tho
lower halt "a n rased panel, with the ioljwng inscrip
ton
ANN JANE BARRETT,
Botn May 4. lvl.
Died Dec. y. 1855
ssr remains beneath this monument, erected 70 her
! memory in lsJ6 by many friends
I with faires, flowers
: Wen sweeien Thy sad grave Thou shalt MOI lack
The flower hat Ike thy face. pale primrose. nor
1he szur.d harebei, like thy veins. nor leaf
CT egsntlne, not sweeter than thy breath
olemats, In It's autumnal aspect. twines around the
rrleze and The pediment In carved wreath OF laurel
Attne loot o. tho grave graceful marble resting
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