The New York herald., 1862-11-10

entirely novel; and worthily replace the cumsy ana an
satisfactory method In general theatrical use me
lessee Of the new Dpuse VIII be Mr.. william Whsssisy Of
Ebios Of tina most enterprang and popular OF our
American managers. The building viii probably %
opened 70 the public on Christmas eve.
Mr. Edwin nooh opens At Boston the 2sth. with tho
following excellent company -hrs Julia Bennett RsrroW.
MISC Emily Mestaycr, Miss Nina Foster Miss Anderson
Nj II. ,. DAILY, Through permission OF Miss laura
Kccne) and Massrs Thomas barry walcot. Jr ,wens'
Levick, j. J. Prior, Marowe, wilkins, Ferris, RUSSELL
Smith, &c,
ar, DANIEL Bandmann, the Young German ,rareiian,
whose remarkable performances at the Stadt theatre
have attracted much attention, bard study
ing for the American stage II is improbable that
his first performances In English win be given tho
Winter Garden about tho beginning Of the year.
Mr. and Miss Coudock ed their engagement at
the Louisville theatre the 10th uIt., aud foil we'd
by Mr. J. Wilkes Booth. Mr. iackett succeeds the latter
this evening.
Notwithstanding the suffering caused By the war the
atrcas to b. iolrsLng IN the rebel capital A
theatre to be styled The Theatre OF the SOUTH"
win be oponed there about the middle o next month.
Mary Provost has been winning golden opinions Ivy her
performances the ST. Louis theatre She has been
ceeded by Julia DAILY.
Harry CourtaIe has recovered four hundred dollars
and costs from Messrs Charles Tbbcs and g. E. Tborne
Of the Metropolitan theatre Francisco for assault
by which he severely injured
those popular favorites, Mr.. Mrs. Barney williams,
'commence their annual engagement Winter Garden
on the 17ih.
Barnum has secured the Esquimaux family bronsh,
from Davis Straits by tho Arctic explorer Mt c. r. Hall
!, is said that Herr Dresbach, the lion tanner is also
about reappear this establishment having get tired
Of agricultural pursuits. Amongst the novelties produced
this week will be Backsones interesting DRAMA Elsa
belle: or, A Woman's Lfc.n
There is 70 be grand illumination and celebration this
evening at the Old Bowery in honor of the fteth nigh.
Of Mr. G l.. Fox's engagement ~ The entertainments
to be "Ro Pitcher "Sother Goose and .RcbinsoD
Crusoe.''
Al the New Bowery the drama by Poole, entitled
"Blueskin, Jack and His Pals" Is TO be produced
night for the first time. be sort Of supple
ment TO the dramatised adventures Of "ack Sheppard
II will be followed BY Theodore Hook play Of "Ihs Hun
garian Chief" nrst time
The mnstre,sWoods. Bryants' and Christy's--arc all
doing such good business that fourth tronpe1amp-
beshas not feared TO enter the field OF competition.
Hooey literally coming in BROOKLYN and has
cd handsome entrance his opera house Court
street.
Trrels Panorama Of California continues to he nightly
crowded with visitors We kno. no place where an
evening can be more agreeably and prcftably spent.
The German papers that the lilly Of Ki'lar
ney" translated by Herr DngIcstrat, ia he brcugh,
ont at several German theatres, under the title OF the
s'Rose Of Erin"
A hitherto unknown opere'ta, by Michael Haydn.
brother Of the great Haydn cao the wedding on thu
Aim written 1868, At Salzburg has been printed FOR
the first time.
Among the works that mag be locked for early next
year history OF the English stage, from the Res,ora
u, ".
little comedy by schillerhitherto unpublished
come to light and Is in the hands OF his surviving augh
ter, with view TO its being given TO the public.
new comic opcra, under the curious title Of "Die
II chzeit bel Iaternenschein' (.he 'sweddng by tho
Light If the Ianterp'), composed ny tho well known
u oncnbach. whose music sesms 70 make the tour or
Euro O. was given for the hrst time last MONTH the
Munich theatre. and met with complete success
Inndnr letter states thst the remains Of Sir William
Don, the barcnet aclsr, who died Australia
ago, We're brought u london hy Of tho ships
from Australi' sir Williams widow paid el00 tho
freight, and they now lie alongside Of Andrew bucro~
stated that SIR Wliamh left way othsr about
fi2o, 70 ady Don ard their child poor thing who had
thigh broken in Australia and had visit England o.
have II reb cken ard reset
The lovers Of waSners sic win bc excited as to the
result Of IN" lew opera y 'h,s maestro of = Tannsauser
faae II Is called Christian and TsolGe.' ana will he
prodecsd at Vienna towards he close the ye,r under
tho sreci. di,sction Of Ri.hsrd Wagner The principal
very ans, and styla finished
ihe theatrical st. Petersburg commenced on
the 25ih September The Itslans gave " Frnani,n
with Malvern for tenor, who fell fiat, speak in
words II the avor nj fhe climate received with
GODDESS. Niles Be narti and Angclni were well re-
ceivet. new prims donna Ia make her debut shortly
In :. Ur Ballo in Msschera"
Tie Londen theatrical arrangements for the seasnn are
generally settled The programme for 1923. far.as
lt present arranged promising Ali the
will he open. rrury Lsne will he onened under the
management Of Mr.. faIc ner on boxing night The
pary vii be strong, including many members II the
n Tho rrst rrft
ten by Mr T. J.. PA cbsrd. A five drama from Mr
Fscobe-s own pm. viii be one Of the earliest proiuc
lions. Mr. Soihc vii leave the Faymarket Christ
mas, ahd enter on !oag promised prpv:ucial tour NJ
Buck tone producing bnr,csque the subject of 'Ras
selas, written b. Mr.. William Brough, with splendid
panorama cf tas ern sub ccts. by Mr.. Teibn, who
the ent time In the How Land making skeches Tho
Lyceum will bc opened about Christmas with rcchtar
Tor i's lessee. and with very sFful company ne
s'e the various rumcs, II imposs bic yo cav what
VIII be the opening rieces inasneh W. Fa,hiar has
MT decided but Is now Paris negotiating with NM
MAGNET and pFmery ths dramat sts who are sgoeiay
retained 10 write for hin The Adehi will remain prcf.
~ mch in sn quo and i'll the Strand ~ iea,i until
Easter when Mr. James Rogers and Miss Marie wilton 20
u found rev dynasiv II the Royalty. What mn, bc
The future of the Olympic is Impossible ssy for Mr.
r bson is bv no me r well, white his partner, Mr. En-
dcu, IL 80 III A. 20 ncceStite his spe dy retirement