The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-22


The past a somewhat busy AMI exciting week,
60 far regards local sfsusements Miss Eliza Logan
commenced what is likely to prove highly remunera-
tive engagement, in every point of view, at waack'sa
BEING comparatively unknown in tho metropolis, and
opeLing In piece ('Evadne that Is q favorite
with the public, it is probable that the attendance
the occasion Of her debut would have been exceedingly
slim bad not General Walker ard his staff assisted by
their presence tn attract unusually full house.
Under the circumstances she a remarkably favo-
rabe reception, and at so completely esuab ished
her reputation as artist OF merit 10
afterwards secure the appreciation Of large audiences
composed of our most distins uished, critical aud
iniu entail citizens Jerome RAvel's new pautomime
of "Bsnco" proved capital card at Nibo's; aud
no wonder, for it is certainly equal II not far
superior to anything in which the renowned Raveis
have hitherto exercised their unrvaned abilities. The
pleai ing humor of the Florences and peculiar whm.
tcay most Of their pieces have been much reshed
by TO I'll manager Bartons capacous edace
every night Their engagement up 10 the present time
has doubtless paid much better than any other at this
house during the season, Notwithstanding the unpro ous
weather against which they have had contend almost
every evening Taylors peculiarly constructed and very
exciting DRAMA entitled "Pot and Passion" produced
by Miss Laura Keene with such CRAFTY
its repetition, in connection with the UNIVERSAL popu-
popular "varety every evening since Mr. Gu ,nfrau the
ndomAbe kose closed his very profitable engagement,
the Bowery Saturday after having been greeted by
flowing and enthusiastic audiences for period of four
weeks Apropos II is understood that Mr. G. negotiating
with the Buckleys the Of their hail for month"; with
the view of revivng Of the celebrated Oily mpc
terainmens which popular under the direction
the late manager Mitchell But to this evenings amuse
ments-
Mxv I'm f.uI <rv nj haPf nr0v
concert in America will take place at Nblos Saloon this
evening" The hope had been expressed by many that
opportunity would be Afforded Of again hearing her In
opera at the Academy but she has made arrang
TO leave for Europe next Wednesday, and this
quenty the last time that she will appear before the
New York public. Az the attendance win probably be
very large, would DO advisable 70 seats carly
as possible.
Nmo's GARDEN Tho superior ballet corps including
Nine. Monpasir, and Messrs. Brilliant and Espinosa, will
appear the "Contrabands" and Raveis and their
great pantomnc company in the elegant comic spectacle
OF "Bianso.n
BowKRS.-Mrs, T. s. Hsmbin, whose taleat rs so uni
versay known and appreciated as 70 require no eulogy In
New York, 10 perform her great character of Ion, In
TAourds classic tragedy of that name She will be ably
seconded by Messrs. r. Johnston, L. Roys and other
favorites The "Golden Farmer" will also DO played.
BuxroN's.-Nr and Mrs. Florence having been very
judiciousy reengAged, will appear in the drama of Ire
land Az Is and the farce called the "Young Actress
Mrs. f. sings variety OF her quaint and most amusing
songs in the latter piece.
wAIIACK's THxArRs-Ms Logan mskes her appear
auce q Julia In tho Hunchback," to night, and the
public viii have an opportunity Of judging whether the
favorable impression which abe made In Evadne Is
" the result OF elaborate study In particular part
Is justified BY her general merits as an actress. We be-
eve from the qualities developed by her In the later
role TINT viii be found thai she has genius equal 10 The
successful impersonAon Of almost any par In the
OF tho English drama or this the New York public win
have abundant opportunities Of Judging for the success
which hss attended her first efforts here will doubt
lead her heightened engagement some one or Other
| OF our msvepo itan thessres.
| LAURA KrSKs.-ccssra, Waker sud On rrssdsus Fer
rer OF Nicaragua, will visit this popular theatre for tn
purpose witnessing the acting Of Miss Kcone and
talented company In Taylors exciting play called "Po
and Passion which for tho last time. Va
riety" s to be the after pieoe
AMERICAS MUSEUM host OF talent has volunteered for
the benefit Of thai great fAvorite Mr.. w. Clarke who
presents bill that be surpassed either for variety,
quality quantity In The afternoon 10 have the
"Corsican Brother," negro minstresy by Of the
Bryant troupe and the farce of Trying On" with Mr..
G. Jordan a. wakingham Potts In the evening
The farce Of "Lend Me Five shillngs."
| CSC CHRruY AND woop's MNsrxns are pleasing the
multitude usual with their oomic deneAons Of Eshi.
ep4an chacer Georges dance Of the "Black GrenAder
and Washer Woman s Of the richest things magma
be The Doube Beddcd Room" W be the caosng piece
| this evening.
BrcNlkY's SxRHSApsRs - Mr.. l. Short, tho popular
treasurer 10 take his annual benefit 70 night, and that
will be all that he desires Is tho wish OF everybody who
lnows him On reference to the programme II will be
seen that the Bucklcys Miss Hiner Young America, &c
are 70 appear variety Of their best songs dsDces and
buresques including Mlsssppi and Missispp
| Siggers."
aEYAsTe hrsrRns present fresh budget Of comlcal
ties for night Originality and whmsicaly, c,mbinca
with melody constitute tho stock In trade upon which
they doiug extensive business. II you wish 10
laugh TO your hearts content 80 and Dams "Essencs
OF Old vhgnay" before the weather oolgcs hi u
dropt
YorsG AxrRcA OF the most extraordinary vocalist
and Of his age, Is TO have . benefit Buckley,
next Thursday.
| DoDwoRTs BAND gives concerts st the Metropolitan
| Garden every Tuesday and Saturday evening.
| FRSm PuuoEuASCE-Mr. C. Sage, comedian from the
French theatre New oreans Ia 10 have benefit At Buck
| ley's new hall, next Friday. The entertainments will
comprise the farce Of Mons Tonson" the vaudeville 81
| Ia sGur Jocisse," singing, dancing, sc.
MISCELLANEOUS Irrxa-Mr. Burton, who "a now In Gin.
cinna, recently played couple Of nights In Cleveland
reported that he oOntempaies erecting theatre
| in Philadelphia
John Brougham and his Pocahontas" appear 10 be
having good time al the Arch street, Philadelphia
The German Opera troupe have closed their engagement
at the Academy OF Music
Mr.. and Mrs. &. l. Davenport, Mr.. ana Mrs. John IGIl.
bert, Mrs Esrrov &C., succeeded in nlng the Howard
AtheLaum, Boston, throughout last week The New
York Tragedy founded the Burde murder, tho
feature the National, but the critics do appear
nipk much OF H. BY the way, Tom thumb has a rival,
very appropriately named Iltilennger, In Boston He Is
represented AZ six years old and only weighs twelve
peunes Mr.. and Mrs John Wood highly euogised BY
The papers OF Buffalo, where they now playing Mr.
Collins, the ri,h comedian performed at North's National
tbestre Chicago, last week Miss Susan Denim and Harry
Al the Cbcsco Tovaine late