The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21
Theatrical. Musical. Sc


NmIo's GARpEN.-The elegant new fairy pantomme OF
"BAncbe," OF the mos. charming spectacies ever
produced by the renowned Ravels to be repeated TO-
morrow evening II viii DE preceded by the ballet en-
tailed Feie Neapolaine, and young Hengers dashrg
tight rope performances
BowRY TREATRx.-Novely Is still the order with Ma
mayer Brougham Having entered into an arrangement
With n CAixto manager OF the great French troupe Of
artists the latter win appear TO morrow evening. The
ep.eytnmens commence with the exciting drama Of the
"NArble Hesrts.o
Burrows INV THEATRK.-Miss Polly Marshall great ia
voYte london, 10 make her deout 70 morrow in two
pseces-" Catching Governor" land An Object Of In
ierest'-supported by Mr.. Burton and his excellent
company. MIR. and Mrs. Davenport TO play in the
frst piece, Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady"
wAIIAcK's TnRArRE-rhat old favorite Mr.. W. Blake
70 appear to morrow evening in his popular character
RivaisD BE WIN be finely supported by Mr. Lester Mrs.
Hoey and other talented members Of the company The
Asce called " The Secret follows
GRANTEES STREET THKaTRE- A new pliy, written ex-
pressy Messrs Eddy and r. Johnst after the style
q the "Corsican Brothers. and entitled "Fae, or the
scnsssp,ea A. az vnususy elective COMPOSITION. Be,sy
Bahern is the Rfterpitce.
RARxrss AMERICAN IrsTrM The pleasing play called
sbe "Rshts and Wrongs Of Woman" and the excellent
rce Of the Limerick Boy are announced for the after.
noen and new drama entitled "Jesse, or the Wander
er's Return, with "Deeds Of Dreadful Note" for the
evening
Nrs ExxA sraxrrY, the unrivslled mono .dramatc
tress, 10 TO perform her admirable piece, styled the
.'seven Ages Of Woman at Niolo's Saloon TO morrow
evening Her return 70 the city will be haed with mark
Cd Satisfaction by her numerous friends and admirers.
BroApwAy yARlrrIr. unprecedented success Of
little George and his talented companions In the Serious
Family induces the managers 10 announce that play for
repetition TO morrow, with the musical farce styled "A
Loan OF = Lover"
Gro CHRIsry AID woops MNsrsxs-These popular
performers TO repeal Veto, 10 morrow evening.
his piece has nightly filled the house during the past fort
night, and win doubtless do SO for month 10 come.
rxs BrcKIKys tender a burcsQue on the opera Of
"Martana 10 morrow evening From what is reported,
Abounds In whmscalitics and fully equals their pre-.
vious productions In the way Of music.
CAMPBELL MiysrRus-Bryapt and Mallory, the famous
deneators Of Ethiopian cccences. together tn their
favore assstAnts have hsued An attractive programme
for tomorrow night at Chinese Hall.
TIE Ar1oxATos MrsdAS, Of which the most catering
c,uns have lately appeared In the papers OF this and
other counriei, viii entertain vsiers at the Apollo Rooms
to-morr
wuu,ssrrpe OryoS --Perham's sercnsders who have
recently dehgh,ei large audiences In Boston and other
eastern cities 70 ave Ethiopian entertainment at
the odeon, in Williamsburg, 10 morrow. Their repua-
ton ought 10 full house.
The Yyrska (sicsyou county, Jnion Is publishing the
recollecons Of old miner here is what the old miner
reoollecs about young man who loved Miss Ca,harine
On that night learned some rich anecdotes OF Kate
Hayes and her mother, when they were travel Dg TO
south America from San Francisco; also Of an unhappy
young fellow who fell In love with Kate the rsi time he
heard Der sing 10 SON Francisco. II was at the Ameri
sivep-,he house was crowded almost 70 suiocstiou.
In one Of the orchesua boxes, eat q young man,
Mes n =. and In height six feet HIS ewes s were
riveted en- the singer, and at times he seemed
OF delight After the nrst he left
the house for short time AM returned with magnin.
cent bouquet Of flowers Again Miss the stage,
the flowers were thrown al her feet, Daring the
ander OF the concert t,e smiles and enthusiasm dis.
played by this iascnstcd youth attracted the attention OF
persons around Poor felow,-he fancied that Miss H.
Was smiling him the whole evening. Svening after
evening POOR j. x occupied the sam. seat 10 the
bouse fhe costly bouquets that could be ~ocured
At The time San Francisco thrown by him = her
feet ono day be sought introduction to the lady nc
went the Rassetic House and boldly asked to zee s
HAYES lie was told 10 walk up SITS he entered the
a. mMrc II WaQ
himself the old lady received him kindly and said that
Kate would be down in few moneuts Soon che came
IAN introduction took place, and j. X now felt quite
confident the attachment was mu,ual-he spoke OF his
being night night In the seat next tho sagc-hoped
that Mics H. him. She declared she did not, nor
could she eves discover person the house during
concert as she sighted Notwithstanding, the
Young man fAns.ed she liked him, and remained In
v, rssson until Sac bell announced the dinner ready
John made no Ha.on 10 leave; the old lady thought
nigh, be The cs1om ID 'os county 70 ak Ulster
his arm 10 Kssc and led her into the crowded
dining hall. His attentions were so remarkable
H. Alter dinner sho arose 70 leave the room-a fare.
well request be sskec Of her namely, that she would
sing q, The theatre gh his favorie song She
niscd 20 DO SOFT had already been IN the programme OF
the evenings concert J. X lett the Rissette House
lucky syai,e Of Mss Al ca III night 10 t same seat
at the theatre, sat j. X Tie whole house was staring
him-be would often interrupt Miss H. with his loud ap
plause Ata she had sung the first verse OF his favor
tie cong three large bouquets thrown BY him on the
stsee-kc s,M imagined Mss q. saw him and smiled
al the Rasseite Mouse with the intention Of declaring his
love- rqusrtng Tor Miss H. She had lott word with the
servant That enc was not at home should hs young
csll-twice that day he received The same answer He
tnsn sought the advice Of respectable friend how he
ftorld act He I'M oined this gentleman he had doubt
thai Miss II much attached 10 him a3twlthstaudine
bis being refused sdmiuance and concluded 10 write 10
her Kate received sevess quires or paper written over
by fhs young man exrr essng the most esiravarant
love and Affection for her. So Afterwards he vent 10
Ter lodgings and demanded admission, and was forcing
fmse ur fars when 10 was iss en- by the servsns and
sshed 6utsi1e the door. Very aecr after THE DECAY
reIee became lunstis, and had 70 be csrrce 10
he bcsi Is c o. ba<l iOr The tcelsl 10 stocsop