The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-19

psrsure tho comedians win appear In this city and d
Boston.
Mr.. W. Warren, Mr.. r. whi'm.a n the Boston Mu-
seun end tho members or the W Oa.sns Opera troupe
arc In this city.
PmAnmrMA. -Ordwsy's Eo'iAns. from Bo,tou, are at
The Arch, with J. Br,snt and E. Horn
BosTos.-At the coward Atheneurn J. f. Ovens had
his benefit on Friday. The Courier (saturdsy) ssys-
Mr. Ovens had for his benefit list svepipg the largest
bouse OF this season Not only WAS the auditorium crowd
ed but an attempt even made 70 the front Of
the Stage with temporary seats In the early part OF tho
Sveng Tie psrfcrma oes Of course were most amusing
throuehout After the fret play, "rhs Comedy OF Er.
roTs Mt Overs called out and qusntly EXPRESSED
es mnoh OF his feelings he had TIVE or giving the su-
diepce aao the latest intelligence respecting tia sub
oceanic telegraph. which had just been received Natural
y enough the Information was taken a. an excellent
joke and was laughed 1t moro heartily than al the rest
OF the speech.
The cast or the comedy included tho names Of
G. Jordsn, Owens, Norton and setchell. new
farce. "The Fool Of the Family" has been
produced here for Mrs. W. II. Leighton. Mr. Brougham
is engaged 10 appear hero on the I'd Of August. The
pccrnary difficulties Of the Boston theatre arranged,
and the property will be transferred, by vote Of the
present stockholders to the company about the first
Of August All the proprietors Of shares who desire, will
have opportunity, any time before tho transfer. to
renew their interest," by subscribing for stock. By
this arrangement tho debts Of tho theatre will DO entirely
cleared away.
NANruc,Hr.-Tho Enquirer says that delegation from
the Boston theatre propose visiting Nantucket In the
Of few weeks for the purpose giving theatr
cal entertainments What will the enchantsd sanders
say TO that3
ST. LOUIS DE Bars next season II the st. Louis theatre
will commence August Is. Only few Of the old CON-
pary will remain, and Mr.. De Bar will DO in New York
during the present week to complete his engagements.
Ha has al Mr. mi
Avcnia Jones, Miss Davenport, Mr.. Murdoch, Edwin
Booth Tor j. r. Anderson), the Keller troupe, aud the
future grand Rave troupe In course Of formation
CALuoRNn,-George Christy and famous band Of min
strcls citing large audiences TO Magures Opera
house. San Francisco Tho newspapers very eulogis
tic their notices Of George and his companions. Mr. E. s.
Conner had been rendered complimentary benefit ct hs
American theatre. s said that owing to losses by fire
and otherwise Mr. Conners pecunary condition has been
far from improved BY his visit TO California Miss al
berthe still the star al the American Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. wallack were doing well in the mountain ctes.
Marie Dure had been playing q! Iowa Hill, and was
nounced to appear at Dutch Fiat She supported by
Belle Divine, j. S. Potter j. n. Leroy &C. Over three
thousand perscns attended Lees Circus evening at
DownicvilIe. Mtchels equestrian theatre had met with
great in the mountains Mrs. Woodward and Miss
sophie Edwin the principal features Of the establish
ment The whereabouts Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood il
not stated
OBrTuAKY-MR. Il. HALL-The death Of this once popu.
lar comedan is announced having taken place at Gin
cinDai, July s. Mr.. Hall was long known in England
The stage manager Of the birmingham aud Manchester
theatres He distinguished actor OF character
parts and made great sensation Mrs. Camp, In the
dramatic adaptation Of Chuzzlewt" In Dublin when the
Greek drama all the rsge he WIS equally successful
in the burlesque Of "AAugone." Mr.. Hall came 70 this
country about four years ago. and played first Burton
theatre He was afterwards stage manager at Laura
Kecncs theatre. he Irishman by birth, and was
much esteemed in both his private and professional
lhtious