The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10

Notwithstanding ID. terrible fAc that ont Of me
sesscr, snc tina, everybody who anybody pro
samto 70 be out Of osp, Broadway never looked geysT
the hotels never fuller aud public smussmeuas
pever better supported. We shall have 70 ~ up Nov
York |. . summer retreat o. these days
The great gelty OF week the series or Concerts
sonmenoeo at The Academy under the direction Of n
STEWART VINO differs from the majority OF managers BY
hsving . ne ~ Idea ocoa.ionAly rah Idea u . very
good ore and the fact thA, does net exactly know
what s'Choral Opera" 10 another attraction
The concerts wouli have been cheap 1t double
The money, and II good 70 know that
they are 70 be continued. The programme TO-
aish, includes overture, two gailops, Q waltz and
quAdr.ie by the orchestra; two ballads by Mics Robert
son; selections fro Froysore" ana the "rraviaa,"
by Misses simon, spnos and Sgnor Arnoidi ballad BY
MIS- rnon, AMI Other morceduz-a for twenty I'VE cents
Tho AcAde my should be crowded every night.
MILO GARDEN still maintains irs pre- emnence - .
place Of summer Entertainment Young New York Is
deeply spamored of Mile Rolls finished artist and
exceedingly pretty woman, which latter recommends
pcsseeed BY scy Of the sisrs Of the ballet In
london Paris JUS, Mile Roa draws full houses:
n woula remarkable people did not wecsn
baSoly remen ter pleasant eFtainment than the
cnmbUsd boA and vaudeville nigh u Nbl,s rheosst
Perfection" which excellent piece is like the Collage
presidents ipsuguys-not exactly afser the Of
b6NB-n II D "
r Paoe, Misscs Demon aud Taylor, play "Perfecsiou"
perfectly well The ballet 10 iinglg we'll gotten up,
and RoIA, ike Der Peruvian name AXE is a host To
night "perfection" "selins," charming ballet and the
s'Two G-egoriesn
Al WALACK's THlArRn Mrs. John Wood Ia the reiguing
STAR she has played during the week Marie In . very
English OF the "Daughter OF the Regiment"
enc Pora In Brough's stu pid bure.que, "Shyock" In
CHIC last named character Ms Word has had deserved
success, but In Marie sbe is rather Roman than
the Romans Any rra,diere after style would bere
tired without pension sufficient for her cigarettes.
Mrs Wood Is supreme In broad farce and burle.que,
but her style needs tanning down TO- the higher walks Of
comedy ope'a The bill al walack's for to nigh In
ripfei "a Loan Of Lover" the bnrlesque OF the
"Ctsa'r }" play sd here for tho FIRST time In New York
Mr. end hrs. Wood play the principal paris In both
pieces.
Al Burrows THEATRE Miss Maggie Mitchell. OF the
pretest and popular Of actresses, Is playing
short engagement she plays tonight NAramatah In
'Tbe wept of the Wish ton wish" and Cleopatra the
Arce "Antcny and Cleopatra"
Tue juvenile comedians, under the direction Of Mr. r
c. Marsh, been playing at Laura Keene's theatre
during the past week 70 fair houses. They appear this
evening In "The Eaiad Queen"
The BowrRr rBxArRv, under The management Of Mr..
Eddy, aourishes Mr.. Eddy produces {, night .
drama founded upon events In the history Of New
England. The title 10 "MlAntinmo the Last of the Nara
gansetts." Mr. EDDY and Mrs Parker play the prnoi-
pal parts The afterpeoe "Paul Pry" with Mr.. George
Hollaud "a Paul.
OF pubic smusemepts not strictly theatrical We have
come excellent announcements. The colored opera
vul attracts crowds to wooi 10 and hechanics' Hall.
Wyman the Wizard appears every afternoon and evening
"a week 1t BArnum's, and the Chinese Jugyees viii
TUESDAY 'mpse each her In the most extraordinary way
n upde he M Doyn MIR
who u oil dormant Our Brooklyn friends have
opportunity Of seeing Of the really greatest ouosi
ee In the world the sutomaton oArione player at their
Athepeum
THnArucAI MOVEMENTS. -Frezzouu, the primo DONNA,
wss sai from Liverpool last Saturday The bale,
engaged by Mare.zek for A. Marshall, includes
veny two dancers, and di ected by R,nzan, cele-
brssed ballet composer Toe drs. ballet will be "Faust"
which will be directed by the composer. It yet set.
ued whether this company will appear frs, iu Ne York
Philadelphia Rouzsni ~l arrive before the first of
September. veuxtemps, the vialins gill arrive here
WITH Frezzolni. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams concluded
. very long and suc,ersful engagement 81 the Theatre
Royal Aaeph London, the Gath JAY and then depart
cd upon pleasure trip to the Continent Mrs. Sinclair
fForres) WAS announced MAKE her debut at the BAY
market, London, on tue nrst OF August Jud nov
Broadway 10 ornamcnted by humorous managers from
the rural districts kessu Do Bar, Dufied, Fosor and
valeeocpt Ger q very illness. and will open the
Montreal theatre the Gath Of tue present month, with
Mrs Charles Ho his Hrst De Bar and Dui-
ncsd are making arrangements Tor the Mobile, New Or
leans and 81 Louis tneatres, and Foster Ia acsing up
novelties for Pitp burg Mr.. Thomas Placlds has been
nng.xvd . the Peoples theatre, Cncnoa Mr. A. n.
pav enport has eereni wallacks theatre wednes-
day week wneAieys Arch street theatre, Paila
deirha, will opencd for the uest Ssu oay.
nr. W. X Blake plays engagement at the How
ard Aihensum, Boston, commencing next week.
Ist the Atheuisns be thankful and make
mu ,h OF him the A,heream under Mr.. Barrow's msn.
xsmer,, nas been doing . very nne business. Mr. and
Nh & L. Daveupo, had q farewell benedt 90 Friday. on
which the Journal has q swccsy wordcd notice, 70 wit
II ne ID scarcely be said that the attendance at Mr.
DaveDports benefit lat uight large II IL the rule OF
che house upon oil i0ns would DOT bear of
cepuop Interesting time the fare ~el
such genial and refined sctors Mr. and Mr..
the patrons OF the d'a turned out 10 bofy
Go their adeus n cheers and encouragements
OF course Mr. 0nwnport mae speech, |. ~no could
avoid thanks The coniinued paudh
OF eight weeks efefs which have greeted the vain,
clp feeling regret at nsrpg from such plesssu, ssoca
5ous M ma expressed there ments 10 dtfDG
and eloquent spsuae. regretug the necessity that called
LIN as the had ended, yet radiant In the
hope Of soon again assuming the position rcloc
family dropped Mr. Davenport also osmplmen ed the
press TO- the notices which had sDpesred from
ssy 70 day. asons bat these opnlons we'e amoas the
cherished q femir contested witn tue
term In cl eps his he led forsard Mrs Dsveu
port Who received tnra ovation Of extended acd
eeneive nature Mr davenport also e,ssyed word OF
khAnks, which evidently fro surcharssd heart-
che exp'essad 1.-THE eloqueuce OF her emotion not
alone ehecns her speech but eectying her auditors 10
vunb manner hat "a nv eyes we're dimmed b. the over
lowing OF The "wels OF heart" Tue IRE
isbiy affecting and noteworthy, and one loog 70 be re-
numbered by those present Mr.. Broughsm vas also
bhged 10 respond 70 call, which be ala with sensitive
eucance account e the peculiar position OF the other
par Who, be r'snty asserted In nefew remarks which
ae made worthy OF all the ovation aud applause Of
he occasion; be would reserve bis time for Q shos OF
so'ism on some other night OF The coming week.
rs fair 10 IN or that Mr. Brousham 10 going TO HAYES
hneht but We presume that he Il send the audience
s-eo1pg 70 their beds" sAraioes without star,
Il, the following from Of the able journals Of thai
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