The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

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Dramatic ~ d Musical Waters.
Rather more than usual ani4nacn exhibited Ia
theatrical, and muscai circles set week consequence Of
the combined influence or the Anniversaries, which
generally bring great many pleasure seekers b the city,
ard the beneGts cf ya,us popular artists The Acade
closed saurisy afternoon, with Mussrds farewell
m0tinse after hav furnbed series eieg concerts
and oratofios a, which CAL Formes Nine. Angr, and
ether accomplished musicians assIs,od. RoneoDi and
Ia Grange Ure three nights o. opera and motia In
Which u9 Ven sTea. deal OF applause, ~ Burtous.
hesrrs. Burton, Cbae. MahewB, and the company per
formed With much suocsss, the OF nights Hiss Laura
Keere to;k her farewell benefit Saturday and viii open
the Walnut trsc theatre Win her excellent
company tonight having exchanged houses Tor
with Mrs p Bowers essee Of the latter estabHbnsnt.
Mrs. Hoey greeted by n large, fAshlouAble aud
criuca audience the occasion Of her complimentary
benefit M wSllacks Saturday, being the last benefit
sbe viii have prior n her departure for Europe Among
others who took benefits In the OF the week
Mr. 7. d. Rice the venerable faiher Of the cosored
opera" 1t the Broadway Messrs. Gabriel and jerome
Rave, NJ Hiblos Mrs Jordan, and Messrs LDgayd and
Arnold At the Bowery, and that Gnc comedian Mr. Jssr
son, at laura Koene's. The only really psce pro-
duccd during the week three drama cal Cd ths
Green Lake. which proved success, al waliacks.
However, Manager Eddy, Of Tho Bowery vysd
Mr. stsvens exciting play Of Blanche or Essnd; xnsv
Which made hn and probably quite ar much ap-
psuse ~ any new drama that oould have been put
that stage We srbjon epsoms OF tho e.
fered at the different establishments this evening
At Nibos Rsves their great double oc,a ,any
10 sppem In tho amazing affair ETY. led "Ths c,a9s-
bandit and the sraud tick sps-scuar psnlorims OF
"Bore1" Nile ZaIiiei.A and other tight rope dancers
90 through their extraordinary performances bs.
tween the plays
Manager E1y, o the n Ecry secured the efficient
aid Of M r. Johnston, who support former In
the popular play Of "Gsppusp Mr. D. wil, also play hm
favoritc part In The comic piece OF "iC2,r wheh In
turn TO b. followed by the very popular drama entitled
"Rcsps Meadows.n
Tho frequeSser of Burton's are under many o,gAscDs
70 the industrious manager for variety rasd his
bouse last week He enabled them 10 boar the astn-
susbed baritone RoDcon, every otter might lhs
on nishi1 assisted Mr. Cnas lhexs In ksepins every
body good hunor The select,sns 70 pxn ccpstss
Of tho Handsome Bassand,v 'oonicsi couHtsss,n
"rhree caekoos'' and "wAnderins Minstrel"
he Successful dramas of Tho "Fsorsn lake. and
Americans in pari,v and the lively farce entitled r~o
In The Morning, viii afford pleasure fscquentsrs
Wtlacks ny the way, another piece, wrxtrn BY
the Ave In ave half moons Slb, dsnomsnaisd
Prophet and Logs, TIE Last Days Of DeserssD 10
Underlined at this house.
Mrs r. Bowers, an actress whose abilities have been
much ls1dod by critics cf Giles, assume
position OF drscfess and make hor nrss appearance
ct Laura Kecne's Pauline IN Ito :" Lady Of Iyons,
che brings with hor . company from Philadelphia some
Of whom particularly Messrs. Con -,y and Chapman have
long been ayorss with Tic admirers Of good acting IN
New York.
Fresh additions being oonssniy msdo Va The largo
sock OF curoiics Of the Museum Days ana weeks mar
be spent with proGt and pleasure examining multi
tudinous wonders wrh which the place sbouuds. 1he
draus,ic entertainments con,st of ue "BEiie Of
Buena viesa In The Afternoon and "cAri, The Asd a
MAN. and "rcklsh r'mes" a night
Our French ciuzens and Others have lately been oatsr
tanned with one Two very good shsass pcrfor
by oonrsny Of French metropolitan Han, OPP
posNc Nibo's. The psuopasc has been sufnssIt 70
duoe The manager another bill of quiss asrsc.
tive character for tomorrow evening
mo mansgers OF the "coiored opera are evijcnlly
determined 70 keep the bcs hst their respective roper
torres contain before tho putc. rner programmes for
he week commencing 70 night include variety Of
laughter provoking songs, burssqaos and danos besides
The fsrces Of The "ssssue lover roods Ne "8c2 u
Fashion" NJ Bryanss aud "EhicsAn s'cao!fsy 81 Matt
reers
Mr. @. W. Clarke, .so, u may be remembered, met
with severe accident several cnths The broad
way sbesre, has since been able 70 practice hs pro-
ressicn. BEING now ocnysssccns Mr.. Bronxhan and
several other Efts have snaered 70 Mr. their serv-
N,sos Garden q tho second q June ms pubns VII
dcubuess warmly scconf tne action on inc psrs o. NJ
Caske's professional associates.
Accrrrrr no Az Acron An accident u qu,s serous
nature occurred 70 ". Harry Goslc While PERFORMING Ia
the piece eptisled "rne Poor o. Ne. York. on tuesday
evening by Of whtcn OF his logs brokcn.
and he seriously disabe During the progress q NE
play be obliged 70 Jump from The window Of houss
which supposed TO be on IRE rhe jump vas about n
teen feet vhich high one but would - heen -
ccmplrhed In safety had not the - 80 wncn NJ
tsod fsilcd him Just ~ he ssss " mahs tho leap
ne accordingly tell nearly the who's dsaDce, snd, apon
striking The ssge broke one Of bis legs Just above Ne
ankle. --Dvior1 Free Pres, kayB