The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

The same s.aras que which characterizes the military
operations at the seat Of observed by theatr
cal managers In this city Some marchings and
marchines, and scouting parties and affairs between
pckets serve to break the monotony Of camp just
prunrgs and le alterations and the Introduction
& scenes resorted to to lend variety TO the aev
table Seven Sisters ant "Americau Cousin 1t Home"
We suppose that the managers Of the Winter Garden and
Laura Keenes find their advantage in holding their
present positions Instead Of tempting fortune ust
msry leaders presumed TO do in Strengthening
their POSITIONS and ne. venturg too far beyond them
The only changes worth noticing, either at the Winter
Garden or Laura Keerss are that In the first Mr. Blake
has surrendered his kicking peYquites In Bnny 70 Mr.
Hemrle, an actor from Philadelphia, and that In the
pecond Miss Laura Keace has yielded her role to Mrs.
Leighton.
Mr. F. Nazer has resigned the key TO the treasury It
the Winter Garden aca Is bound for the wars. In ap
probation Of his merits and bis patriotism the perform
Of this evening FOR his benefit; and ss o
feature Of the occascn several Union tableaux to be
interroated the "Amercaa Cousin after the style II
those in the ''Sevsr Sisters"
Mr.. Chanfrau has been rsergaged at the New Bowery
theatre for six nights more" he appears this evon
Ing Nose, in the local drama Of "Lnda the segar
Girl" and Jerry Clip, In "rhe Stage Struck Barber"
Barnum's Museum is constantly adding TO It's mex
hausble store ofattract.ons and making for
acquisitions. The "Lillprtian family" are announced
as about to be Withdrawn after this week. and tho next
question about tho "What Is 1t" viii be "What will be
do with IL" for that semi human uonstrosty is also
said to be on his last weeks exhibition The Union
drama Of "The Patriots Dream holds its place the
theatre.
The Broadway Music Hall is combining regular theatr-
cal performances with Its other varied entertainments
and produces this evening farce called the Boy
nf Tta hpfto mt
and Braham's songa capital.
Bryants AiDstrels and George Christys Minstrcs
tnue to do the African Opera to the INFINITE satisfaction
Of the admirers Of that high style Of art company Of
female Ministries also give Ethiopian medeys and melo
dies the Melodeon And at tho other concert
he Canterbury, the American, the Crystal Palace the
Gaietes, &c sambo comes ip for share Of attention
There is nothing definite Agreed upon in relation 10
NbIos Garden. The theatre has been renovated at .
large exrense, but Mr. Stewart, it's proprietor has not
yet accepted any OF the Offers made by would he essees
1t is sad that Muzio contempates giving short Opera
season in It IN the early winter
Hermann, necromancsr whoee fame is only second TO
that Of Houdn s said be engaged at the Academy Of
Music, and that he viii! open that establishment early In
the fall.
The Institute of Fine Arts 625 Broadway, has inaug
rated eeries OF Summer Evening soees for the benefit
of the patriotic fund which given under the direction
Of sgnor Tosso from the Conservative Of Paris assisted
by Madame stah harpst and vocalist and Carl Muller,
pianist The Dusseldorf collection Of paintings, and .
new picture by Rothermel entitled The Reading OF the
Declaration Of Independence, Of themselves and in
dependent Of the musical attractions charms enough to
insure large and fashionable patronage these soirees
The concert given at the Academy Of Music ON Satur
day evening in aid of the regmensa fund Of the United
States Guard quite successful affair." Miss Hinkey
Madame de Lusan and Sgnors susni and Bar were the
principal vocaliss. The receipts considerable.