The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27

~. created the most lively enthne,as n--especisii
J''s brethren Of the shiui 10 aod. Tai
"on 'e' the season, which has osen exceed ogl
"o'"e' "he'"~ somewhat fragmsntary one 4 th
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managers could coDfs> ,.,,,s ,.n - =. =
! good oue season IN the me~ ~
ouce several new works which have FA'e| 'o0' s''
cesalui sbroai-~o ,oiuk ine, night eoDa'sn~ p'fnA
nent SUCCESS. The hey bAye all The provinces y
eight 10 As the manager As D"N arranging 'hof A"s
suggestions in mind.
The thousands who enjoyed Ne Joaes' Wood fst.s ast
year under Mr. Mareiaexs Directs VIII DO ad 10 eaT
that they TO be renewed and Nmpsoce 90 the 18th
July, continuing dli inc Path On at Ina! son'
new and interestipg festores will be iutr, Nuced
The concerts Of the Metropolitan Mo, ~ca' society ut
Psace Garden beve been very successful >ere Is peov
of musical alen, employ %, but mgn, be 'o 20 70 pro
advantage by more lively arrangement OF Ahe pro.
grammos. The concerts will be continued tn July
], when the regular musical at tbs Card VI viii
rnder the able direct, Mr. Thomal xer
Who is the Julien Of this metropolis. whs the M
tissoD in our theatres ia defective a. present,
open air entertainments mast nionopoSo the asr
Der OF summer pleasure seekers.
Gessrs Fox AID Liossrd will give musical festival al
Jones' Wood on the rcorth OF July.
Eerr Carl tormes, Nile Montheaux and N. Emilio fChe-
Waller Theatre FfaDcssl sasd for Havre la the Fulton
on Saturday
In the theatrical world the week has been rather int
res'iDg. Mr. Brougham's play at the Metropolitan.
(wibdrawp III consequence Of the re,ir OF Mr.. F.
conway from the tbeare) the Keller troupe Noos,
and the opening OF The National under Miss Bell Osrrs
management have all due an ere OF public at
| teDton,
FIR this evening the folio wing programmes are an.
| noupced:-
Al The metropolitan NOW under. The nigemeut OF
| Mr. s 9. pofied) sherdans comedy, "rne Rvas,r
viii De played for the drst appearance Mr. &c Tor.
dan snce his Southern tour. Blake, Broughan, wa!coi,
Holland, Mrs Vernon, Miss Ada Clifton and Miss Mary
Cannon also the cast, hch coase ,ueatly ex
eeliept
AT Saack's theatre piece written for DIR. AID
Mrs Florence, by MIR Charles Gsyer will be for the
fie, time farce will be added piece OF the
evening
At Laura Keene's theatre the Masses Gougep neim will
produce buriesque OF Masanieio' written oy Robert
eioueo for Robson, ard played many Ugots Lon
don Olympic The burlesqde is clever one, and will be
well acted.
AT NbIos Garden the popular Keller troupe commence
the second week Of their engagement 10 addition TO
sber pictures the Drama called " The serfr with Mr.
EhoS es Ivan, ano fares will be played
Al the BoHery theatre the dramas called The
Blacksmith Of Antwerp and Wealth and Worth" will be
acted
AT the National theatre, for tie second night Of the
new season, piece called " The siege OF
Rocheie' will be produced. also the p,ntomme Of
the Statue Lover and the s'Haunted Castle"
A. ea NUNS Museum the fairy spectacle, "rhe
Magic Nel," is the main attraction. It vii be played
| every afternoon and evening during this week
WOODS Bryants' MnstreIs otter toer usual variety
| of pleasant things for the weeks programme.
al tie French theatre Tuesday, Cor the benefit Of
i'm 1slot and Valiant, "Ls Files de alarbreo will be
| paved, With nlusic.
THEATRICAL MOVEMENT Mr. C. Burras the manager
of The Cincinnati Opera Rouse, Will Bail for Europe
| next Wednesday. While abroad Mr. Burras will
make extensive pnrohasee of costumes and other
naferid for the thtslre which he directs Mr.
Thomas Placide has gone upon o tour 10 Texas.
Mr.. Marx Smith has arrived in the city Mrs Hoey has
returned TO town after very successful engagement
the Boston, anent which Evening says:--
A delightful series Of performances have grataed our
psJeoers during the past week, ami made tue Of
MIS- Hoey familiar to Boftonaps The lady won the
New York celebrity just The comedy
actress low before the American public she speaxs
Eugsh tongue auessly welt acts With her eyes well
her hands and body, exaggersice dresses IN
rote taste than any artist We know and ID demeanor
ever tie LADY.
Mr.. Coudock and Mrs. Barrow have been acting for
toe BostoniAns The Gazette states that theatre will
durirg tine coming season be erected in Boston ny
wilism Scbier, Esq 1t will be located in Wash
ogon street, further south than the Boston
iheatre> The National theatre, Of which Mr. Soher
| is role owner, will be demolished It is intend
ed to make the establishment peoples heatro The
Theatre Royal, Montreal under Mr. Buokand's manage
rnent doing first rate business Tourists will find it
pleasant well ordered place Of amusement, with good
company, and generally prominent star. Mr.. Barry
sullivan will play there during this week. Mrs. Matilda
Heron stoepe paying at Halifax, N s., aud
! cessfu that her engagement had been extended.
FoREeN.--Mr. Barney Williams who has been playing
Liverpool took benefit recently. The Liverpool Post
| rays
The house crowded. and the audience chesred as
| fppears only an ampnttea,re audience cheer The
pieces we'll selected. Ia the "Irisb Ampassaiorn
ST Patrick OPlenipo kept the house a roar. A new
and oecdedly comic version OF 'Mephistophiesr gave
scope the buDor of the Irish Boy and the eScen
uloites OF TIE Yeukee Gal Ia "ryau OIgnn' Mr. ana
IRE Barney williams kept up the laughter so heartily
Dsugurascd by the drst piece and must add the
Wtnbefs Of the company most elecuay sustaue ed hen
The singing and dancing were Of the al excellent
here we're several calls before tie curtain aud the
nd Of the srst act Of the niid piece Mr. Barney Williams
| addressed the audience He ssid:--
Iadies and eepiemenI should Ike, ii 10 my pow
CT TO prove to you by WORDS how grateful am for the
continued patronage have experienced your hands up
20 ihs tue the close Of our fourth week in Liverpce I
you'd prefer, hoseyer not to % tnor (cheers) We're
70 take hours ana days IN ying to tbeok you to my
satisfaction, should ever feel it would be endles task
70 say thank yon. would be to WRIT has beeo said
fy tines before the curtain bot for Mrs Villa rs and
myself may pledge honor that II YOU were to ana
we cur hearts you would lind gratitude imp ined here
Cheers II is sometimes considered by artists a
core TO be called before The curtain. II is not 40
wah me on ibis occasion-l have grssped at
would not make IL, because I was anxious,
However feeble the expression, TO give you come as
iurarce Of gratitude and while thanked you
past to mstbrg Of the future Appnuse) To this
city shsll make LAST appearance 10 the United
Kingdom Engage ments Of most lucrative kind have
been offered us from every provincial town of importance,
bun these we have declined 10 order 10 carry long
ormed determination that here ever been re.
cevcd with fostering kindness, hero should t.se
farewell Of Europe. On Noncay We shall pro.
duce Dew drama, writer oy Nr. Sterling Coyoe, OF
lnndon, entitled &" All Halow Eve " The title IS sur-
icetve OF the subject Mr.. Copeland with bis usual en-
erprise has cluEed TO be painted for Il entirely new
ceDery We Of course shall 90 utmost for its sue
GEES, and your appreciation will be our best reward
/ MI Barney Mliams concluded aInidet loud annnnsa