The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-30

Tho approach OF the dog Gays being sensiby felt a
che theatres Town II rapidly thinning, and the compe
son the epsn air places Of amusement adds TO the
sdvsrss Influences against which masagers have 10
utruggle. Those who meet their expenses under
such circumstances may esteem themselves Fortunate
At wallack's the Forenoes continue TO draw fair
houses The plan Of varying the programme each even
ng has sustained the interest felt In their performances
Ths event OF the week has been the introduction oil
s'The Young Actress In which Mrs. Florence sustained
sK different characters, all equally good, and Mr. Flo
ssncs, Camomie. tragedian, gave oneof the most
amusing bits Of buresque acting that we remember wit
nessing. His imitation Of certain eminent Amer
can tragedian kept the house in continu-
III roar Those who enjoy perfect mimcry
must not omit going the piece. II win be repeat
Cd several times during the week This evening Powers
eavorits comedy, "Ths Irishmau In Naples Ia TO be
given with Florence Paudesn O'Raesty, and will BIO
Followed by the protean farce BY Tayisure entitled "a
GAsson for Husbands" in which Mrs. Florence win ap
pear six strongly contrasted characters with appro
pirate songs and dances.
Al fer genuine artistic concerned that Of
Miss Maggie Mitchells performances At Laura Keenss
ay be said 70 be the complete that has been lately
witnessed The press and tho profession alike In
according to her the merit OF producing her effects In the
lsas conventional but most telling In which Il is
possIbs 70 convoy perfect portraturs Of character
This the highest praise that be accorded to m
artist; and, when hnd veterans like Hackett ana
Forrest protesting derive intense pleasure from
4ormances that notions Of excellence,
cannot but express hope that the style Of acting
4hus appreciated will eventually substitute the
sm and sensational tendencies Of thas which present
prevails upon stage. This and evening
will be the last occasions which Miss Mitchell will
appear in tho character Of Fanchon. On Wednesday,
'thsrs will be an entire change in the bills.
Miss Caroline Richngs has been delighting tho
audiences at Niblo's during the week, in The
Child Of the Regiment" Her impersonation Of
this charming role fully sustaiSs the favorable
Impression she had previously created, both Is
hsr appearance Pauline the musical drama Of "The
National Guard and In the Goddess Of Liberty In the
grand national alegory Of Washington On Wednesday
Mile. Gaetti takes her first benefit We trust that she
will have house proportionsd to her merits
At the Winter Garden sThs Wizards Tempest" has
run its allotted tme and will be replaced this evening
by the operate drama Of Rob Roy. which Professor
Anderson will appear his justly celebrated part Of the
hero The cast is strong one and the piece will be
brought out In most elaborate style, scenery and
.oostumes having boon prepared for the occasion.
Miss Mary Provost has been winning fresh aurels by
her Medea ct the Olympic theatre. II is really re-
arkabs performance, and has elected very general
praise from the critics. This evening Miss Provost viii
appear in "King Rsne's Daughter" and Andy Blake
In the "Irish Damond"-pars that display her won
-derful versatility Of gifts.
Cremone Gardens It deserves to b. In high vogue
The first GLASS; and the regulations for
che enforcement order strictly carried thai
1.-THE most asdious do not hesitate patronizs them
In addition TO the attractions offered the agreeable
vocaism Of Mdls Casotta Patti and Madame Strakosch
the performances Of the talented boy plan
Ast. Willie Barnssmors Pape, have this week
contributed to the amusement Of the audiences Among
the musical novelties produced the "Amour Polka
and The Nightingale" by signor Muzio, sung BY Miss
Patti OF the FIRST Of these compositions already
have had occasion to speak most avorably The Night
lngae" song Is graceful composition, in which the
trs Of the flute and voice mngle beautifully together
md is impossible for the running passages to be sxe
cutsd moro naturally with greater brinancy than by
Miss Patti The song h written In mazourka time and
the rhythm Of the melody Is always clearly
gushed from the accompaniment The conclusion ID 20
full Of brio that It fails IN encore Messrs
Boer and Schrmer about TO publish this charming
moroccan
The complimentary benefit and metropolitan debut Of
Mrs. Augusta Page win take place at wallacks old
thsatrs-now the Olympic-on Wednesday evening
The interest excited by this event arises chiefly from
che expectation that hagsdsenns Of the highest
end most finished style in the dramatic Il com
mence her very and large audience
may be anticipated TO welcome and encourage the de
sante. She will personats shakspsars's uJulst',-a
powerful character, when correctly portrayed.
grand mammoth Floral Festival and Astrological
and Patriotic Exhibition 10 about 70 bs given at tho
Academy Of Music, for the benefit Of the sick and wound
cd soldiers in city. thousand children having
good voices advertised for TO take part in this
stsr festival.
Madame Ernsstins de vliers gives . vocal and instru
mental concert this eveang at Dodworth's Hall She
will be assisted by Madame dAngri sgnor sbrigla, Mr.
wilhelm Dochlsr, Mr. Branss and sguor Abela.
At the Old Bowery the historical play Of "Darnlsy''
will be revived this evening, Mr. W. Clarke perform
ang the principal part Great preparations are being
made at this establishment for the celebration the
Fourth Of July.
Al the New Bowery the fine patriotic drama Of "Put
man, the Iron Son Of 49," will DO played this evening
and the whole Of this week. Wednesday Mr.. W. Mar.
den takes his benefit.
The American Lambert the Giant Girl continue the
principal attractions at Bsrnum's. Those who Gu
rius in such matters should lose the opportunity
seeing those mammoth specimens Of humanity.
AT Bryants the closes up this week. There is
But little change the bills. On the Fourth there will
De grand matinee. 4N
George Christy has immense bin this evening. The
hall has undergone alterations which render
Df the coolest and pieasantes places Of the
city.
At Jones' Wood there Is to be festival this evcnin g.
aid OF the sick AMI wounded soldiers q Nsw York
State The Fourth Ii 20 be celebrated grand style
1hese grounds
FOREIGN.
Tbs visit OF Msyerbecr TO London has stimulated the
eura mrnagersMapcson and Gye-to produce operas
IN astye Of unusual spendor. "Donorah thu "Prophe
and the Huguenots" have been given ., tho Coveni
Garden house. Tho production Of the last opera Her
Najesys theatre II spoken Of the best performance
ever given In England. Mile. Ttiens roceivca
sou Valentine, bong called Ave times before tho
Gain the fourth act She shared the hosors Of the
svenng with valstti, who played Marcsi. /" Ro
cert 10 Dabsv 70 be produced on the 2osh Of this
month, al both houses, with Ti.iens, Corssr, Ar
mand and visetti Her Mao,ty's and Pence, NOLAN,
Tamberlik and Formss at Covent Garden.
Midame Colsnn Earri Paria Stcifannne