The New York herald., 1862-08-25

minent Union czens have also appealed TO the author
ties for better protection, assuring them that dash
would certainly be made into the town at almost any
ment The country all around there requires better pro-
tection for guerilla bands nfest the region, and
continually committing depredations upon unofendng
citizens
Morgan confined his depredations while in Galatn 70
the destruction OF the railroad BRIDGE the buildings
the fair grounds and train OF freight cars All the
prominent Union men were arrested but subsequently,
released unconditionally.
Musicsl and Thcatrieal.
Nothing is as yet positively known in regard 70 the
operatc arrangements for tho winter. ulman has not
been heard from directly but we have seen letters from
Paris which throw great doubts his being able to bring
out either Risori Tens this is but fair to
state, however, that his partner Mr. Palmer confident
that he will the latter He says the preliminary
arrangements have been completed, the money required
TO be paid In advance al Deposited and that failure
fulfil tho contract viii subject Mdls. Ttiens to pe
nalty Of ooo s decided that Msretzeks troupe will
not perform here previous TO their departure for Havana
He prudently calculates that would not be worth while
to incur heavy responsibilities for tho sake Of giving at
most three four weeks Of OPERA which be must do II
he the Academy Niblo's It is said that Me-
dor Is not join him after ai His company wH there
fore be limited TO Madame Charlton Demeure, Mdlle Pra-
dier and Signors Mazzolni Mnetti and Beni, TO be
subsequently reinforced by fresh artists should
assume more encouraging appearance Even should
Ulman fail In his present mission, there vocasts
enough in the country to make very excellent troupe
for the coming winter As regards prime donne have
Madame Borchard, an artist fresh to public and
whose debut :his spring einently satisfactory
Miss Carotta Patti, who after successful career
concert singer about to make her first appearance
the operatic stage Miss Kellogg. who holds high place
In the esteem of public, and Madame de Lussan who
has been studying hard TO the partial check which
she received at her debut Then there Brgn0 Susn
and Amodio-al Of them admirable artists and well
come public With such matcriel at hand
not for opera, and therefore await with pa
thence the result Of Mr. Ulmans European negotiations
At wallacks Mr.. Florences summer season is ap-
preaching its close Although he has made money by
the speculation it is satisfactory 70 learn that he will
lose His sckes, Meagher and Corcoran nights
will pull up for the deficiencies in receipts which threat
leave him heavily out OF pocket At the end Of the
There talk of complimentary bsnef to
him. He deserves it, for he has worked hard to please
the public and is but right that something should be
done for him in return. Mr.. Walack is sti at Long
Branch. It yet settled whom he will open the
fall Mr.. Blake has deserted his standard and
gone over Laura Kscne There indications Of
in the relations Of the parties during
last Mr. Bake's place will be filed by Mr. Mark
Smith No other changes in the company announced.
Gabriel Ravel and his troupe have been doing an
excellent business during the week, although they
have been rehashng all the old pantomimes with
which the public familiar. Mr. Whsatley com
mences hts dramatic the 10TH He is going
largely into the show piece line, in which his artis
tic taste and nice eye for effects have already
gained him reputation. After the Raves leave he will
open with Marguerte and Faust Of this atrac.
class Of entertainments He is said TO be lavishing
good deal Of money on the mise en- scene.
The Winter Garden opens ON Monday next with Miss
Bateman in "The Hunchback." The programme Of this
Edwin Booth Barney Williams and wife, and Forrest.
We are glad to learn Mr. jackson had that large
leak stopped in his gas apparatus. It will make the
house look little more cheerful
Laura Keene has put out announcement yet as to
her plans for the Her theatre opens On the 8th
with it is said, play by herself-we presume an
adaptation.
The new comic pantomms "Ths Golden Egg" is the
niece de resisance ct Cremorns Gardens compliments
tary benefit 70 Mr.. Nixon s announced for the Sth.
Charin Of the Havana Circus troupe is at present
this city. He takes out with him from hero in the fall
Of best riders and acrobas and after his
in Cuba will probably visit this country with his
company. We see by the Cuban Herald that amongst
the attractions recently added 10 his establishment
two Juvenile squsstrians-a negro boy and girl-whe
acd the position Of pages the court Of the Emperor
Soulouque and who appear the ring in their fantastic
dresses Barnum shsud bcspsak the reversion Of
these fastest African novelties.
Matilda Heron (Mrs stoepeD will not accept any en-
gagement the present. She is inconsoabs for the
loss Of her child Her husband resumes his baton ct
walack's.
Miss Emily Thorne commenced a fresh engagement at
Buffalo the goth.
new ballet troupe being organized by sgnor Rom
zani and Nile. Annett Gaetti for tour in Cuba COM
mencing n November next.
l. g. Clarke. tha comedian from Europa.
and at present in Baltimore, where his mother has just
died 10 not yet settled at what theatre he will,
make his reres, but It will probably be at the Winter
Garden. His recent soourn Paris will doubt be Of
great benefit 10 him in professional point OF view.
Nothing tones down the exaggerations of English
American comic actor like study Of the French stage
Let him such comedians Samson and Arnaut
and he will be disgusted with his own bunoonery.
The Peoples theatre Hartford Conn., Is to be opened
the rst week in September Its interior decorations
highly spoken Of It will seat comfortably about
thousand persons.
new English actor Mr.. Verne, makes his first ap.
pearance in this country the Holiday theatre Balti
more.
Tho arrangements for the erection Of theatre
Philadelphia said TO be finally concluded and the
work will shortly be entered upon. The location Is in
Chestnut street, on which IL will have front o.
sixty five feet with depth Of hundred fifty five
The stage Is TO be sixty feet wide and sixty Ave deep
The Walnut street theatre opens the 23d and the Arch
street the 30th. Mr. r. Randall has leased the Cont
mental for season Of three MONTHS commencing the
18th of September.
The Boston Museum opens on the 25th with "Msn OF
the Day. Kate Reynolds leading as first star.
The National theatre Cincinnati, has been undergoing
extensive alterations and embellishments. Commencing
with what was once the pit, there has been con.
structed neat, elegant and commodious parquet mp.
preached from the dress circle BY avenues