The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-10

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Ithahk you, gentlemen for the atterng in which
you have conveyed the wishes Of the meeting you repre-
SENT and tender 10 my constituents through you the deep
sense Of obligation 10 them for their long, steaAast
and generous support. JAMES 1. ORR.
Music and the Drama.
ITALIAN OrKRA.--The "Huguenots" Is TO be performed
for the second time at the Academy Of Music this evening
There seems to be but opinion respecting the style
which this opera presented and that IL s elegant
beyond all precedent here.
BROADWAY rnARK-An the great gymnasts, eques-
rans, acrobats and clowns attached to Van Amburghs
circus display their skill this afternoon evening
The performances close with the exhibition Of the animals
with which Mr. Van Amburgh astonshed the Europeans.
BowERY THEATRE.-Two old favorites the "Shoemaker
Of Toulouse and ernest Matravers" 10 be revived
tonight The casts embrace the entire talent of the
lent stock company. Mr. Fennos drama, called the
"scourge of the Ocean, is to be the closing piece
BuRroSsA new play, purportng to be founded on an
in the life of Ious Napoleon entitled the "Coup
d'Etat TO be brought out this evening Mr. and Mrs
Davenport and Messrs Fisher and Smith have characters
No other piece will be performed.
wAIIAcK's-The extraordinary Of Mr.. Bourci
caults drama Of Jessie Brown, the Relief Of Luck
now renders II wholly unnecessary for Manager Stuart
to alter his programme, Notwithstanding the piece has
been nightly presented for three weeks The farce is
| the " Swiss SWANS"
LAURA AKRENEs-Buckstones pleasing drama of " Green
Bushes continues the great feature OF attraction at this
fashionable theatre Miss Keene personates the heroine,
and is finely supported by various talented members OF
Ii
AMERICAN MrsEUM.-Apother OF the exciting Ledger
stories, the Bride OF an Evening"" has been dramszed
by Mr. Watkins and win be presented this afternoon and
tonight Mrs. c. Howard and Messrs Watkins, Carroll,
Ryner and other favOrites are In the cast.
EuuoPIASpx. hearty applause invariably bestowed
upon the entertainments at the colored opera houses
their respective programmes No what they offer
the seats are always well filed and their occupants merry
THEATRICAL MovEHSn-The Broadway theatre man.
agemept have in preparation Grand Dramatic and
Equestrian Spectacle" The title b not announced Mr.
Burton ID getting up play founded upon Louis Ma
pocon's coup fed" Mr. II. A. Perry makes his debut
at laura Keene's Lemue ia the Flowers of the Fo
rest" h1etzeks opera troupe singing at Charleston
| The Courier says
Sig. GazIanigs was evidently aboring under ndsposi-
ton, was presented most satisfactorily The efforts Of
Miss Philips and Acssrs Brigno and Amndio par
ticulary successful and deservedly appauded.
Mr.. Barrow has opened the Howard Atheneuu,,
Boston, IN grand style. Mr.. II. walack, G. @. Jor-
dan, Miss Fanny Morant, and Mss C. Thompson
are members OF the company little c0ntrasmps
occurred the Boston theatre Wednesday evening,
during the performance OF {" The Two Buzzards" Mr..
Davidge John smal, while In the act OF embracing Miss
Ida vernen Lncreta Buzzard acted with much mpe-
tuosy that the female Buzzard fell backwards upon the
stage, and Small came preciptsting hmself u,on
her, The ludirous incident excited uproarious laughter
| u
Of the whole, says the Herald elected Mr.. Davidge
member Of the ladies Mount Vernon Association" Mr.
and Mrs James Stark playing last week with gren
at the Albany theatre. News has been received
Of the death of Fortn the basso, member of Parods
company, at Santiago de Cuba Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mathews have been playing al Baltimore Mrs. Julia
Dean Hayno has returned from California, and
Charleston She intends 70 90 from thence Europe and
Australia Her Californian campaign was highly success
full Our Londsn correspondent says -
The rentre Of Mr. and Mrs. Barney williams the Adel-
phi has been great triumph the continued
Of Pcooiomin and Guglini at Her Majestys indeed
much may be said OF your tragedan Mr. Roberts at the
Lyceum The Pyne and Harrison troupe meeting
with unprecedented triumph in the provinces -Balfe's
beautiful opera, 1.-The Rose OF CASTLE - legitimate hit
Mr. James Anderson and Miss Hswcrthy, as we have
already told You, open at the Theatre Royal Drury lane
Monday and on Wednesday Mr.. Charles Kean rsvvce
Ious X" at the Princesses The OF the Cristy
Mnstreis equals that OF Miss Horton and Albert Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. barney williams have produced at the
Adelpha, Jondoo, little piece entitled "Ysnkee Court.
ship; or, Away Down East" London paper Says
n ambtiousy described Ga new and original comic
drama but is in fact farce Of the genus rosring"
dee gnaton for instinct with fantastic drolIery AID
the humor e Of the broadcst and most exravagant A
married Engishman Is on bis travels in America, and
being put 10 his wits end 10 replenish his exhausted
chequer hits on the not very creditable expcden Of
making love wealthy spinster, who s silly enough 10
give ear 70 his suit The mirth centres In Mrs. r. viii
iAms, Who fsthomng his nearious design betrays him
into seses Of the most ludcrous diemmas which fortu
natey result In his restoration 10 the embraces OF his
jured wife and four dsoonsolase children Serious crit
csm on such trine out OF the question II will suce
10 that The farce abounds In wild uproarous fun and
that continued shout OF laughter the satsfac
ton OF the audience Mr.. and Mrs williams under.
stood 10 be the authors
Pccoomni and Guigln have made great hit q. Her
Msjestys ~ Airline and Thsddeus, Bafes Bohemian
Girl" The Italian Title Ia "IA Zingara."
stenAnonc had reappearcd at the Italeus, Paris and
WAS warmly received.
We And the following account Of the marriage OF Mr.
sretion (one Of The artists Of the Pyne and Harrison
uoups) in an English paper
On the I'd OF February, at 81 Pancras Church. LONDON
by the Rev. G. H. Andrews, George swetfon Esa OF 10
Grove Terrace HghgAte rise, TO Mary the widow OF the
late John Robinson, 6s, Of Horton Slough Bucks
Milan oovrcsrondcss Of The Musical World writes
young sod clever Enxhh girl--very good looking,
Gently applied certain theatrical agent here for an
engagement Ater The lapse OF few days the agent
troccd impresaro 10 hear the young asprant for
sica fame erhibN specimen Of her talent The imprsss
a, last stammered out. ast sgncrs want some one 70
sing the sTraviata'v al am quito rlad 10 hear re-
Piled our young cantarce I have studied the opera do
the favor TO hear me sins the cavstna" No sooner
said than done the cavatna sung and well sung tho
mpreeaso all the while looking daggers q the poor devil
OF agent who thinking Of hs fee and what good
business he had done "we - he exclaimed 70 the ma.
mayer, "whst 10 you think Of herY'' WThlnko y surky
basIo cried the manager, bursting into furious pas
son Whats the sngingf You sss, why did you bring
me hereS wth that Pat aud those red cheeks she damn
the opera in the last act the very first night ~ so much
for pale faces.
Ccurt Calsndar-ThSs Day.
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