The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16
Dramatic and mu,csl Natter.


O'Clock.
Dramatic and uuscsl Matters.
Mr.. Thalberg gave last week two concerts ii N,bo'o
Garden and two matinee Dodworths. with his usual
SUCCESS This week closes his concerts iD New York
On 10 cay and Thursday he gives his last matinee, %
Dodworth's, ct both Of which Mmo DAngri vii sing
Tonight Mr.. rhaloerg and Nm, D'Apgn viii sing at
Niblo's Garden for The benefit Of the German Society,"
and Thursday he gives his farewell concert 81 Brook
yn Mr.. Thaberg CONNIE q series Of rsati.sse In
Boston next week. We presume the admirers Of NJ.
ThAlberg, which include the whole public, VIII
seize upon the present opportunities 10 epjoy hin
delightful playing, they are the lsss An
error was made last week In stating thai The
fantasia upon "Hone Sweet Home" he only
work Of Tbslosrss since bis arrival here lie has
posed Souvenir dl merque," concert VALVES which
have been issued by bis publisher, Breusns and VIII
doubtless find place every piano.
At The Opers at the Academy, LA Figis DEL Regi-
mento has drawn three full horses, thanks xme. dc
wlhorsts charming acting and singing In Maria. We,
hear stated that Mr. srlkosch will continue season,
which has been altogether successful ana that possibly
may have Mme de Wnhorst In tho 'sTravista" Tho
evening the ''Trovatore" for the azt tine
with Psrodi, rberni Morei and Nine. Patti strakosch,
and the mad scene from ''Lucia," with Xme. do VIII
horst Lucia.
Ano 8Ieou uonooSt hno opeIb to-uBut ~ NlUt0E utl-
den, In aid Of the German Society," IL worth dollar or
any ones money, coin city notes. The first part
concert BY Thalberg AMI D'Apgr The United Singing
Societies will give the grand cnorus from william Tell,
wherein numerous Swiss peasanta oopjure all the
other Swiss peasants to refrain from the national
ments Of hunting the Wild chamo lodging tne avalanche
ard mailing Neuchstel cheese and down upon The
invaders OF their rights Then there stbs nrs cot OF
the "Fideo Of Beethoven with Johannsen, Who very
good in II. There will BE- grand orchestra under Berg.
apn and we trust that the German Society will mako
good thing Of II.
The ANNOUNCEMENTS 1t tho theatres tAl evening arc
unusually interesting.
At the BROADWAY THEATRE IN Extraordinary no.
velty In the shape Of oriental spectacle,
1.-The Usurper Of Siam, or the Elephant
Of Ipo Kam." Tho piece viii be done with al The g.
enon to The details Of scenery and costume for vhoh
the Broadway 10 celebrated, and In addition, the ee
phantine stars, Victoria and Albert, v III make ther
debut playing important parts In the change OF the cd
minsuaon the overthrow Of e.usurpee and the IN
susuratlon Of the true Prince Seeing the elephant viii
doubtless be fash,ona ole amusement than
AtBrRioS's THIAIRl swat Tyler" has proved entirely
successful and will DO repeated this evening, with The
farce Of zone thousand Mll!ners Wanted" Mr.. Burton
viii play In the farce Mr. waAck, Jun in the tragedy.
Al LAURA KEHSIs THEATRE 1.-THE Black BOOK"
sderably augmented the receipts of the bcx book and
lie announced this evepng for the fourth pe,icrmsuce.
buresque by Charles selby, called "Tae Elves. or
the Statue Bride transferred for Celeste from French
bouet which conveyed from German lssend a.
pouneed, with scenery, dresses, and cast which
includes Miss Kene and nearly every member OF The
company
At WAIIAcKs THHArxI 10 have 20 night . new
Eve tragedy "iecpore the World OWE, IN which
Miss Heron plays principal part This piece IA. been
written for Miss Heron, by lady Of the provincial town
Of Boston, where, having much foreign commerce 10
attend TO they pay good deal Of attention 70 literature
BY al accounts large proportion Of the population Of The
modern Athens arrived here TO the play thai
foil house ID Inevitable.
AT the BownY rmArHs the audience viii be Glsa 70
hail the return Of the manager Mr.. John BroughAm,
who, Illuminating Broadway for time, sheds tho nghs
OF bis couniensnoe his boards Dan hscrssey,
In jonathan Bradford" Ernest Kaltyavers" u ths
sfserp<oe
Az the AxKrcAS THEArRs . local piece BY 7. W
heahar, called "Modern Insanity, up for this even
ing, with M. X. L. Davenport and Ms Frost 10 NE
principal parts. The afssrpeoe ID "Blsck eyed SUNNI
with the tame artists
AZ The NrssrM "Ruth Oakley" having been entirely
successful will be gwen this evening. with capital farce.
me CoIorKD oYnA-"Nev Year Calls" OF Woods,
"rhe OCEAN Telegraph" N Buokey's and plenty Of fun
81 Mechanics Hall form capm LOO, from which the
lovers Of The African opera select.
Irrs-on Friday Mr.. ". A. Moore, os Stage manager
Of NbIos Garden, hes bepe6, 81 thai house Hh ust
Of artists includes Madame p'Ansri, hiw susSn Pyns,
Mr.. Rousham, Mr. Lester Mrs. Hosy, and DINER hvovAs
srtsss. combined operate and dramatic esssrsain'
mont Of excellence will bs sven. Mrs. kscxAhoa
play ing 81 Albany where shs u landed and encourage
by the press Al the Boston Museum 70 night, Mr..
Kmball brings out "NeIghbor lockwood" adsptaos
Of . thoroughly American novel By the author, Mr..
1rovbr,dss Of Boston. Mr.. Bouroiosuh and Mo Agnss
Robertson are playing u shs Boston theatre Bortos
derlibes . comedy and farce. The play BY o. Q,
Leland, accepted 81 waliacks, . one oct comedy
adapted nom the French. Miss Laura Kesne
for Tuesday . translation Of Upe Femme qu dssss>e
Mari," under The Tile Of "wcksd wife" No ls0
than four TRANSACTIONS Of his play, which posshuuoss
work BY the late Madame de erArdin, were nsds ~
the Lopssn nsstss rhsy say that Dumas "osestsea
d'Argsnt" went DO Tor Anenoa-a 10 TOO moraIl NJ.
and ~rs. CONWAY are playiag ~ LouisviIle.