The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-11

sess season, VITA ne play q "a view way % Pay Old
Debts IN whaoh Mr. Roberts; N Ansncan tagsdi..
casnt succcss 70 call forth oriCsm In 70 day = 1~se'
. worth Jews eys" me house wAs. aoswis6,sa.ding
SMITHS le.esship nlied % bumper N. ss,son plsyea
WsnoorD With SreaA acceptance Mu Lou,ss Pyno and
pig ~ H. Harrison oaened the Lyoeum last svenins,
and these second rate favohes with heany welcome
inAuber's spfghty opera, Les Dsmous dc Il Oouron.
Ar. and Nh Sims Reeves wind up their opgsgement
mkt Saturday evening s tho Royal Standard ho tenor
and ss core spcsa WIN bank over tweise hnndred
M John Douslas the en.srprsng lessee evdesly
worthy appear there the following Monday, by which
time the theatre will be redcooratod, Mr. Wiliert
aso rsnn. and s. asns s ms su opeSs:
u the provinces. The two extra nights Her Majesty .
Theatre last week wore highly suoceEsfu and Mr. Lamey
must have cleared good round Mr. CHARLES Nugent
the well known boz bookkeepSr OF that establishment did
ns best % oese s applicants for places but .IssI thou
still IN Italy NJ. AOKean BuchAsan MS just returned
from Austrsl!s, 81 told, with veil iirod pockeu
All the theatrical yachting snd sporting world generally
wero delighted 10 read OF hs coutecs sho by te NcA
YORK fsont Cub to Dir. Andres Aroodecxne We snant
iisueAs Ames,Csns visiting NJ In consequence
M and MY1 Harvey Williams are q, Lverpool-bun
pcrs nightly Tho great contre or Linden abrasion thu
rresens time for country cousins In tas Olympic THEATRE
nov under me lessee. mp o. aessfs Enden kooson
October t, with the TfovA ore," with Gssi, Aano
ERDlier Dadieo and GRAHAM
Mr. and Mrs.. q r. IN ,rus aud Mr.. W. Feuipg have
arrived In L,ndon Mr. and A.s chorne engaged at
ono Of the minor theatres. G. K Dickinson Is also In
London
have taken the Princess theatre II Melbourne that Nine
Anns Bishop, Mmo Sara Flower, Il LAgiase aud Mr. Far
s.s Swing n 10 ana
gold fields Of this colony.
Mr. 8 HAs,ea was giving an entertainment
music and reCta,ons-at sydney, with success. Miss
Louisa Py ne IL about publishing box about hor Amor
can travels The company for the London Lyceu 81
uarudori Mss Pyn Mdiie Corel ac,srs villa Hsr-
rison Augustus Brshsm and 81 Abyn tenors Nessrs
WeiA, Hamilton Bnhsu and Ferdinand Glover "a
deb1nt fresh from Italian among the basses
ard bs,ilones The musical conductor will be Alfred
Mellon, has been entrusted With the seIecacn Of
Royal Italian Opers tho Orchestral Union, Julnen's
band An OPERA written by Mr.. Robert Broush for the
mus OF one OF tse most eminent composers Of the day.
expected, will be one Of the earliest novelties pre-
scented.
Mrs. SINCLAIR IN LONDON.
This lady has appeared ct the BRe market theatre I'm
don. She opened Rsasrice In Auos Ado about No
thing, and made strong ia sesxion the aadie ACE
sv .oSns ;usamsn. and sIoseU
Aste Her animal spirits are very greAi ana she
oses chance Of making point In everything she does
~ Indicates the careful studAous and ar
me sndi,nce rcoeved her With ua marks OF dstino
ton Throughout the perform recalled the
re Lordou 1,ns: Is not less aa,terins with q com.
mardh figaro ard hsndsomo and expressive couete-
ho has every pcr.ona' advantage conducive to
In high comedy wae her manner baspeaks intei-
kepce and refine msnt.
The London Ners II very euIoeistic-Her features
marked and expressive her bkure good, and her acting
by considerable vvacv oou slsd with an
intimate acquaintance with the business Of the stage Toe
impression she made the audience last evening
decidedly favorable and 81 the end u she
recalled and warmly ,plsuded.
Tho Mornsno Ohyosick sdds:-WhN we can praise In
quality essential 70 ls proper psrfor NANCE and not
always forthcoming The mingled shadows OF grief love
vivacty In ths with Bsnedok After the public
insult offered 10 her cousin, were gracefully and ably
MAJ aged and the total absence OF any thing Ike the ap
<aaEoc Of study-tn this piece point Of than usual
dfncuty-Was In this instance thor roughly attained.
The London Posrs opinion worth noting :-Mrs Cathe.
rlne N,csr, known Mrs. Forrest, wife Of the
American usgedar, ma e her debt Beatrice, and
all the scIat that IL cd call the f0otngtts during
the progress Of tbs play, an repetition OF hs comS
men the fall or the curtain