The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25

ABTUsEMENYV.
kJIBL0's GARDEN.
In Tickets 50 cents no reserved seats
Doors open at ]; 70 commence at 8 o'clock
Ma. AGNES noS SsSsJE BROWN.
DION BoURcIcAULr.
In their original characters.
'"p''''nR GEORGE JORDAN.
,,,. =. cs,o. as Randall Mcaregor
Mr.. A II Davenport. .Georde Mcgrt
M Jas seymour "es "''' cassidy ssSH
AR And the grand nbeaax. "''Ae'
THE riSHE SsfSRE 2, r TIE ssEasDxns
In 'fAt GE% Ga k s' Ssss produced
:, Mo, aourcc,r .n,,or :, IN in SIX TAB1Eavx.
De- aboandIng IN adventure and historical incidents illus
sS @ s% on scale o.
- On the FRS, S,shi q this Drama =" ''''aA''
&c cn HlS;si s 81 T1 MI be Commenced
The ns sp 4 q r sn. rise vat ssOrs VI.
100 oRcr,rsrR so srap1 IL Crosby street.
WIZ % h'sa xafIH ROM fT o yEArm SEAT
with comfort sEHs s1d hs ets sT Fl the stage
ane wt De oS
NIXON KrAP T. esas1 ss EsSEssRrA'
Sixth avenue and Fourteenth street.
ANGLO AMERICAN tsf iErfns TROUPE.
GREAT RIDERS % %SD %c Il ARTISTS
Of '0'' he"'p SAGNI Il SRa EXHIBITION.
will give its sosp1f ETESIs S' S SGss
LEADER q hs BasIs Band Kendall Of Besioa
Leader Of Orchestra. Kopp
IL sGS a T H%S aMa and JESTER
M0f sfoS &c e s en sS s ra'
JAMES NJ NIXON
The performances will be given spacious and elegantly
CANVASS PAVILION.
erected in the western section Of he gardens having all the
TEN THOUSAND SPECTATORS DAILY.
III 'eisfa aIs GEs ssfSf 1?ls e
BOLD AND y D "a FEArs OF WORCESTERSHIRE,
''SsA' DARING srIESpoRs OF THE ARENA,
in the midst Of the dsfS srG,fs and sroors Of the
ILLUMINATED 81 IT'S T H9S vARIEGArED
refreshed by sparkling fountains and enivened by the m
sic Of q the finest orchestral bands IN the city win
been given at any previous equestrian exhibition in this
THE GENERAL. APPEARANCES OF THE GROUNDS,
when lighted in the evening s'rikngy grand reminding
QUO JARDiNs DIES PLANTEs, IN PARIS,
LONDON cRE Enc iss GARDENS,
and like them will become the resort of the refined the fash
The Circus Performances a, Palace Gardens will be inaugu
FINEST STUD OF HORSES
trained for ring Besides all
epal equestrian stars the the Projectors have
'"s"s'' a 4 FULL CORPS OF YOUNG ARTISTS,
comprising every diversity talent with the arena
S W ssT sas n't''00
' ECU sPEcTAcLss FAIRY LEGENDS,
% the % :s TSe
so' % wS slssanes
and even o TnE ISfERno@ or THE PAVILION
has been sapeTpSy aeSoTs'ed a BY ASSISTANTS
and constructed in smphthesrcsl form having elevations
placed regular order around the entire circle upon which
1000 PARLoR CHAIRS
he seats and ever facility Of nsress and esrss for the Largest
audiences Every part Of the spacious brilliantly lu
"i &1GSfff eiFsn xS iS@ COLOSSAL CHANDELIER
suspended from the centre Of the dome.
duck R, CANOPY MPEKSIous 70 WATER ''' A'As
and the atmosphere rendered saubous aud comfortable by
means OF -
placed below the seats which are arranged in such manner
circulation through
Upon he CANVASS top Of The pavilion are displayed IN tasteful
wREArHs,
s,s'h each sySa1g pria,Iy lighted up with
Offers ushcrs other attendants stationed throughout
the garden and At the doors TO preserve order
THE COMPANY
rey and talent dplaysd y TIC members and the great
F'iaad most i ssH,q; and attraction
tn: sS as, ss
ars1 w" ~ ~ l nsn
% s s
SsaSy AMI
through garlands
,hEewins herself in yrftey Of graceful attitudes while riding
e A'e as , KsTYp Gis Sions act entitled
accompanied with 81 The original Of Tia, celebrated
position soue q the most superb exhibitions Of art
By @ and sS s ~ Ss @ s sonss
ers are Ia, few riders OF either sex would venture 10 initiate
Every thing does with perfect confidence in her powers
variaty leaving the ring rs FRI sh as she enteredh
MELVILLE.
THE GRrAr AUsrRAIIAS RIpTR.
To des ali ,ha Mr. Melville aceompishe. upon bare
jumps s horse half dor-n barriers
scnest ys great @ fsss
over ys sr s mot ons %a" x ~ srss'
holding him -, q arms length and balancing him on his
head during each leap.
LAKE THE AMERICAN CLOWN.
Mr. lake belongs 10 the South where h. welt known aud
where e announcement q hs meme e always e signal fora
been e1egsyey engaged Lakes style Of elownng differs
all others particularly his condescendng
tn Jokes of Others and telling ls such
calno b. inflated His great forte Is
dangerous ren, when nloiicicusly employed Bu.I
makes hundef; he always bit the right
lis shafts wit The fsslnabe
ioie~ miss their marx
Although a southern man and member Of an American
circus Mr. Lake u never sectional no personal does h.
suffer oppression lfs lips conveying
minded natanales vulgar egusal which
bu10ous Of the profession be fcud OF Ia
dulgng. - - -
BTITZ, THE TRICK CLOWN
BiI 4 an Italian artist tic 4 the versatile &C
the ymnasena We have among either ~ the riiN
sggc IN bis tricks and gutesles however he