The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30
ePERlnC AND DRAMATIC nArrns.

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On Saturday there was real musical festival It tho
Academy In the morning at ten. the rehearsal Of The
Philharmonic society commenced Immediately after u
had been concluded the doors opened for the grand
Patti MATINEE and In the evening, the fifth and lest oou
cert Of tho Philharmonic took place. Tho weather
delightful, and tho ladies improved 70 the fullest ex
tent The display Of spring clothes wonderful 70 be-
hold. Tho Academy seemed Ike one immense bouquet
Tho following was the programme OF the Philharmonic
concert altogether the best that tho Society has given
this season-
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At the Winter Garden "stradela." the "Trovatore'
and tie "Travata" have been given during the week.
Great preparations have been made for Halevys "Juve
which be brought out 10 night in grand style. The
opera considered Of the best Of the French school,
and stands ct the head OF the repertoire Of the Paris
Academy The distribution, headed by FabSri and St-
gelh, . very good one, and assured that the
mise will be worthy the high reputation of the
Winter Garden.
Won wcbers "Oberou" has been produced at the sadt
theatre, Bowery.
Mr. Jenersons summer season Laura Keene theatre
will commence In about fortnight Among his artists
Mrs. John Wood, the prime favorte among the
dennes and vocalsts accepted by the metropolis Mrs.
S. Chanfrau, pretty and clever actress; Mics
Cordela Jefferson who has ell the quaint hunOr Of tho
family; Mss Burke, who has played with 80 much sue
cess the Winter Garden and Mrs. vning, excellent in
| old women. Among the we find the of Mr..
Jeierson Mr.. James Smmonds (stage manager) Aesrs.
Burnett, stoddar E. Thorne and others The presen,
superb orchestra, under Mr. Thos. Bakers direction VI
be retained. Several burlcsques will DO produced
There has been nothing at either of the Broadwa,
theatres for weeks Miss Laura Keene will wind up he
in two weeks playing 1t out with the "Coleel
Iawn" Mr.. Wallack has been going largely into .h
benefit business and much to tho profit OF his artists
| himself clever comedy by Tom Taylor, "rhe Over
land Roue, viii DO the next novelty here. descrip
| ton Of this play has appeared In the HKRALD. Al
| tho Now Bowery "Robin Hood" drama pur.
! porting 10 represent tho capers Of the outlaw Of
Sherwood Forest, has been produced 1t was exceed.
ingly we'll mounted. At Mrs. Broughams theatre the
Sisters Nelson have appeared in TAfourds burlesque
"Atalanta," which, there is anything name, ought
| tohave good run.
For this evening, at the theatres, the
are as follows-At walhcks Everybody Friend" and
"a Husband 70 Order, y tweavorte comedies At Nblos
Mr.. Nixons circus and dramatic performance with nu
novelties duly set forth in tho bills At Laura
Keenes theatre, the "C,leen BaRn" at the New
Bowery, peco taken from q Ledger tale aud called
"The Gypsey Daughter will be produced with two other
! plays.
At the Bowery Mrs. j. c. Heenan is announced to
mence engagement this evening, playing in the Nys
terious Stranger" and "Tne Unprotected Female"
AZ Mrs. Broughsms theatre the Sisters Nelson, who
young and pretty girls and clever actresses,
the second week Of their gAgsment, playing in
| the "Atalanta' burlesque
The Colored Opera, both George Christys, at Nbo's
Saloon and the Bryants al Mechanics Hall, give the
usual varied and entertaining programmes.
ENTERTAINMENTS "A very curious geological exhibition
viii DO opened to day at the corner OF Thirteenth
and Broadway. II includes number Of California bears
chiefly grizzlies, very Gne specimen OF the bisoa and
other beasts Indigenous to Western wds and
tans. The collection has been made by celebrated
| Californian hunter named Adams He the hero of
hundred grizzly fights, in Of which be piece
his skull. The major Of Mr.. Adams interesting
y called Samson, and s should think, larger than
the grizzly In the Paris Jardn des PA1es heretofore
counted the biggest the world Some the smaller
have been tanned and trained by captor their
exercises are exceedingly amusing. MIR. Adams himself
good specimen OF the pioneer. His delivery very
odda sort Of cross between the Mormon preacher ami
hardshell Baptist exhorter
General Tom Thumb who has been attracting the at
entoa Of folks Of all ages and Hope Chapel during
the past three weeks makes his adeux rne,ropo
Titan public to-day. His receptions take place midday
at three O'Clock p. N. and Al half past seven.
THEATRES elsewhere -'' The Romance of Poor Young
Man, is still running at the Arch street theatre Phi.a
delphia "Evangelnc has been brought the
ton Academy of Music, and the Ataenian critics have
many sweet things cay Of Miss Baeman and the play
Tho leading dramatic attraction Baltimore TIA;
s,rkIpaly novel spectacle the ''Nssd Queea." The
Pofyio says-"Every child should IT," A suoscrp-
ton for q theatre and opera house has peen
mepced at Mobile. The attraction there ast week
| tho Parod opera troupe. The artists have sung
ia the Amphithesre, where the Register critic remarks
they must show to great disadvantage Still Alamo
was very great in tn, "Travata," If may Judge by
tie following extract from the same .icle:-
Friday night "Ia rravata was given with great effect
and La Sgnora Alamo seemed to surpass horself We
do love and gaze at her expressive face when she
sDgF whole soul seems to be wrapped up in the part
she eoacls, and che perfectly CLOVIS with feeling We
may spea from prejudice, for will confess 70 great
that and In fact only restrained from
making her acquaintance from very fesr-poor weak
human nature.
Mr. Hackett closed bis Californian campaign with com
pme ptarS benefit at San Francisco The Hidden Hand
had been brought out Att
THE SrRAy AYHKRy-JAcxAIoo FuRrHxe IDENTIFIED
Yesterday afternoon, says the Newark JournaI Of the
27th Captain Clark Of schooner John Wright with two
other gentlemen TO this city, proceeded to the jail IN
eoynpany Drnufy Mnyehat southard. ueuun)d