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

cd warmly by the patrons Of this theatre las, evening
The thrilling points fully appreciated with the ecc
tive rendition Of Mr.. Eddy and Miss u Clair Mr. Eddy
has reached the seth night Of his engagement 1.-The
OF the West better known The Manager
produced for the first time AT this theatre last even
ing Miss 81 Clair personated five characters and made
up IN dancing wha, she lacked in singing The more de
mocratc portion OF the audience puncua their at
tendance and the neghboring apple and peanut stands
have not suffered by the hard times The receipts and
attendance are given elsewhere.
BARNuM's MUSEUM.
The now play, called the Rose of Penrith !" has been
performed for six nights at this popular place Of amuse
ment with great success and that il is stun adver
tised, and will be kept the bills durtng the present
week Independent of the dramatic performances the
numberless curosities which collected here from
every part OF the world render not only Of the plea
santest resorts the city but one which may be always
during the day and evening" eleven hundred and the
receipts amounted TO two hundred and seventy five dol
lars.
CHRIsTY AND wooD's MNsrRELs.
The hard times appear have had little effect in
reducing the number who nightly visit this popular place
Of amusement Last evening there was as large an
dcnce any evening during the past week. and the
crowd Of laughing faces which swarmed the parquetc and
all the tiers indicative Of anything else but panic
George Chrsty was possible, more full of humor and
did himself complete justice in the piece of "Pcter
Piper Pepper Podge," Of the richest and racest
negro exravaganzs that has been produced this place
Il sort Of "wdow's Victim Africanized and is as cf
fcctve the piece after which 1t fashioned. The
dcnce numbered twenty three hundred and the receipts
amounted TO five hundred and seventy five dollars.
BRYAHT's MrNsTRELs
This company is succeeding remarkably, in spite o
the panic and the pressure the money Market and if
they well patronzed till the of times
they will have to complain They always have
capital bill, and Jerry and Dan Bryant host in
themselves. The target excursion buresque, entitled the
Colored Flibusers," is of the best things of the
kind that they have brought out and is admirably adapt
cd to display the whole strength of the company 1.-The
Darkey in the Well' and 1.-THE Shaking Quaker" bur
lesque have had quite long and good for many
nights more About six hundred witnessed the perform
ance OF this company last evening, and the
ceived one hundred and fifty dollars-not much of
reduction after all, considering the hard times
OLYMPIC-PRENDERGAs T's MINsTRELs
These mnstrels continue to hold their position in the
public favor, and although not literally patronzed
they were some weeks ago. yet their receipts have under
gone but comparatively slight reduction in face of the
fact that the banks still continue to refuse specie pay
ment and everybody is complaining of the scarcity of
money The " Golden Kingdom has proved quite a hit
and pays both the audience and the performers though
in somewhat different tunes The dancing singing and
Instrumental music all capital, and the performers
have always fresh supply of jokes humorous anecdotes
in these depressing times may that their re-
cepts last evening amounted TO hundred and fifty
dollars, while their visters numbered six hundred.
REcAPITULATIoN.
We append the subjoned tabular statement, which