The New York herald., 1863-01-12

sood psgt II good piece since she came 70 this city,
and is therefore, Bot yet appreciated ~ she Deserves
On Thursday Friday and Saturday Mr. Dspei Daniman'
tho German Yagedian makes bis debut on tho English
stage. Shylock Mr.. BaDdman created Juror among
the short time ago. ana great expectations are
entertained in regard 70 his first appearance in Eng
lish. In the part Of Shyock little foreign accent
and pronunciation win not be ont Of place
Bandman, therefore, may turn Out 10 be Fechser'
On Monday evening Miss Bateman appears Niblos
And produces her new play, Leah, the Forsaken"-a
translation from the German Of Mosenthal The original
lilo Of the play Deborah" and s one OF the best
pieces In Madame Ristori's German repertoire. New
scenery and costumes are in preparation.
Al the Old Bowery Mr.. g. l.. Foxs new pantomime,
"Jack and tho Beansalk, ?, has drawn crowded houses
during the past week. Monsieur Bhin tho Belgian Giant,
and Jackson Haines, tho champion SKATER appear TO
excellent advantage In this comica meanse and Mr. Fox
Goes the clown in hs unrivaled style. Tho scenery 10
gorgeoosly painted aud the tricks and transformations
are new and amusing.
AT the New Bowery dramatic version Of Victor Hugos
Les Miserables by henry Seymour will be produced
tonight. This play is admirably adapted to the stock
company at the New Bowery, which 10 quito complete
n its way the stock company Of star comedians a.
Walacks The play will be splcndidy put upon the stage
Miss Laura Kesne and portion OF her company will
appear next Wednesday evening at the Brooklyn Aca-
DENY.
Matilda Heron Is drawing immense houses as Sc Louis
She has yet only played "Camlen but "Edith' Is in
preparation and all tho reserved seats are already an
gagged for the first two nghts Of this drama. The 50.
Louis papers describe the TO obtain atmtance 10
her performances unparalleled From st. Louis Miss
Heron goes to Cincinnati.
Miss Maggie Mitchell win appear at the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music at the coso of hcr short
Boston and Providence Her old play, FaDchon, tho
Cricket, and tho now comedy, Hermanco, tho Child Of
Fortnne," win be produced for tho qualification Of tho
Brookyntes, who do not appreciate opera but may pos
sioly like good acting and capital plays.
Little Miss Lavina Warren, the beauty In miniature Is
the attraction al Barnums. Miss Warren ongagod 10
be married TO General Tom Thumb Tho General Is older
than Miss Warren, and about half hoad--a dwarf Is
hcadtalIcr e has money enough to support wife CON-
fortaby and has resolved that his bcrohed shall never
appear at public exhibition after her wedding that
IL sho desires TO tho courts Of Europe he will take her
there himself The MARRIAGE the residence aud tho house
hold arrangements OF this couple win DO wonderful to
behold. Commodore Mutt, who might have secured Miss
Warren bad he been few older and little taller
is in fearfuly jealous state Of mind seriously con-
templates suicide, and 10 prepared TO do any thing
perate at short notice.
Tho broadway menagero ia constantly becoming more
attractive To-day cuxio or bearded saki will be In
as any other contraband. with whiskors like oor
0reeleys, and with It's hair parted in tho middle lka
General Fremonts. This curiosity VIII not remain upon
exhibition very long, presume u is clearly en-
tod 70 its freedom under the Presidents proclamation
OF emancipation.
FOREIGN.
Tho English theatres running their holiday panto-
mines and bureaqnes B0ucicault contributes "Iady
Bird, or Harlequin Lord Dundreary," ut the Strand
theatre.
On the 22d Of December Boucicaut opened his new
theatre, tho Theatre Royal, Westminster (ate Astcys)
Tho plays ITO Parents and Guardans',-Mrs l}Su-
ccault as Bob Nottes, and Mr. Boucicault Tourbo
and "Jesse Brown, The Relief Of Lucknow - with Mr.
and MrB Boucicaut, Nine Celeste, Miss sara stevens
{hrs John C. eenan) and Mr. Leeeon, formerly Of Laura
Keene's, In the cast
Mr.. sothern had benefit at tho Haymarkct
the 23d December playing Lord Dupdrcary FOR three
hundred and fourteenth tms at that theatre Mr. Sohern
is said 10 DO completely tnuye with the part but the
public will not allow tho piece TO be Withdrawn.
During his recent successful engagement in Dublin Mr.
Charles Kean said in benefit speech, that he had
tempated visit 70 America, but had postponed his Jour-
ney until after the He could not como at better
and more prosperous season thnn the present.