New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07
CITY ITEMS.


.urs,vrxrs.-WaHqctS 7heater-The many
,u;p,sr names in the cast of London Assurance,
vbSh has for three nights been presented at this
Iheater have drawn crowded audiences. The i'm
movements in the arrangement of the house and the
new decorations eicit universal cOmmendation.
Bliss Matilda Heron appears this evening for the
first time the heroine, in a play entitled
"Fiammina" which has been adapted from the
French by that lady herself. She will be supported
By M D,oit, Mr.. A. II. Davenport, Mr.. Wnitins
and the other members of the company, two of whom
Mrs. Hoey and Mrs. j. II. Allen, have not appeared
before this
Acodemy of MusicThe Opera at the Academy
will commence this evening. The principal singers
Madame FrezzoiDi, soprGTo, LabOcetta, tenor, and
easier. bass-an to the public. Mr. An
schultz orchestral conductor, also fresh in this at
tude viii direct. The piece chosen for the evening is
LA SoDnambula."
Nea- Yo,k Harmonic S0caty.-The fitch snnua
meeting of this Society will take place tonight at
DodwoIths.
Bu1toM's 7heotcr.-Mr. Edwin Booth, who was
expected to play this week. is compelled to close his
present engagement by hoarseness which so
materially affects his voice as to render it impos-
ible for him to go on.
Mr. Murdoch appears tonight for the first time, aud
vii act "Young Mrabel" in the old comedy of The
Lconstan,; or, Wine Works Wondero'-a part in
which he was much praised by the London critics but
which he has not acted in this city. This revival of
comedy which has been long sheved tina. its produc
ton is a novelty will be sratefa to very many. The
cast comprises the Names of Messss. Mark Smith,
Fisher, Setchen Barrett, Miss Susan Denim and Mrs.
Parker.
Lopya K1eaes IEeater.-A new fve.act comedy
called Victims written by Tom Taylor, whose
"Stil Waters Run Deep" has been popular, will be
played tonight for the first time Messrs. Whea.-
leigh, Burnett, Jefferson, with Miss keele and Miss
Charlotte Thompson, have the principal parts. Miss
Keene has an admirable working com aany, its great
est need at present being man to fill the position
formerly occupied by Mr.. Jordan. Why is not AR.
Sothern, who was last Winter at Wallack's ana who
is now in the city and disengaged, just the man
Olgmpc Thcoter This establishment, under the man
sgement of Mr.. T. B. Johnston, puts in strong claim
for a share of patronage. Miss julia Turnbull, an at
tractive coincidence ahddancer and Miss Kate Saxon,
with Mr. j. III. Allen, are the leading attractions Mrs.
Charles Howard is announced shortly to reappear and
a number Of novelties are promised.
NsS,o's Garden-S,gnerina Teresa Rola appears
to night as 'Acalista in q ballet of that name,
now played for the first time here. 1t was composed
by Nj. Masset for Signorina Rolla, who originally
PLAYED the part in London. Tight Rope EXECUTIONS
md the popular comic pantomime Of Ponso,' with
Earzetti as The Ape conclude the performance
Auperic0u MuSeUm.-Wyman, the Wizard remains
at this house this week. On Monday next number
Of attractions are announced, among which are the
"Aduaria or Water Gardens, something new in this
country.
Miss f.. l.. Williams, known as the Welsh Nightin
gale will appear in entertainment written expressly
for her by Samuel Lover esq, entitled " The Lady's
Dream in which she will enact twelve distinct char
ac,ers and sing seventeen original songs, by Mr. Lover
CHRISTI and Woods Mnstreis, since their return
from Philadelphia have been doing an excellent busi-
ness They at the old place, but in few days will
remove 10 their new Hall. An excellent entertainment
every night this week.
PardzIs National 7Heatcr.-A superabundance of
amusement is always offered at this house at a low.
price. Melodrama pantOmime and farce, three pieces
every night, for twenty-five cents.