The New York herald., 1863-10-26
Theatrical.
NIRLOis GARDEN.

Matilda Heron plays Camille tonight for the eight
hundred and somethingsst time Still the house will be
crowded. Mr. Forrest will not play until Wednesday, on
account OF the death OF his sister On Wednesday he will
revive 1.-The Broker Bogota" "Coriolanus" is in ae-
tive preparation.
WINTER GARDEN.
Mr. J. s. Clarke will give another week Of
jollity. "Babes in the Wood" "My Neighbor's
Wife, and '.The Russian Admraln will 30 per-
formed tonight It is singular that the author
of "The Russian Admral' still preserves his
incognito. Some people say he is Mr. Seymour OF the
Times Others tina; be is Mr. W. Stuart, OF the Winter
Garden. This mystery and modesty astonish Here
Is play more witty than sThe Foor OF New York. !" and
quite as original Rosedale or, the Rife Ball." or
Iady Lees Widowbood." and yet will father IT,
Air. and Mrs. Florence follow Mr. Clarke.
NEW YORK THEATRE.
A new ballet, called "Dana; or loves Triumph" and
the very comica pantomime "Godensk" }" will bo pro-
duced this evening. Tho Martinetti and Marzetti
families engaged for only knights more, and
then go Canada. On Wednesday evening Madame Mar
Mademoselle Desiree take joint benefit This
little theatre IL is conducted really deserves the
attention and patronage the public The performances
always excellent and the pantomme troupe by far
the best have had in New York since the famous
Raves.
THE BowERY THEATRES.
These popular places Of amusement are crowd
ed every night, and present constantly varied
programmes drama. in three acts, by
Mr. r. Poole, called The syren OF Paris" will be pro.
duced this evening; and the Ghost Will appear The
SHADOW" for the first time. at the New Bowery At the
Old eowery ghosts are speciality They will aGrigh.
che audience this evening in a new drama called sThe
Ruby Ring" According to the playbs. this will "cap
the climax of oil previous gigantic efforts and silence
all in N
sincerely hope so.
Mr.. j. Wilkes Booth and Mrs. Julia Bennett Barrow
played in "Richard the Third" the Brooklyn Academy
saturday evening, under tho management of Mr.. W.
Moore Tonight they appear at the house In "The
Marble Heart" The audience so large Satur.
day it will be this evening. At the Park theatre
Manager Harrison continues his Tonight he
will produce skate Kearney," with Miss Mary Shaw as
Kate. and Mr. Whiting as Ianty O'Loughhn. Tomorrow
evcpins Miss Charlotte Cushman will play Lady Macbeth
Dramatic Fund We have received the fifteenth annual
report OF Mr. Charles Bernard the Secretary Of the Fund
Association.
NIBLo's SALOON.
The French theatre will reopen at this hall tomorrow
evening, with tho first OF tho three
comedy "Baaille dss Dames." by Scribe ". Juignct,
the manager, has greatly strengthened his company
VI fWcNucsuhy evening tn6 ur6t 0fomatC enter
tanmcn. Of the Enterprise Literary and Social
Union will bo given at the saloon, in aid OF the
Jewish Orphan Asylum. So good requires ad
vocate with the charitable.
PHILADELPHIA.
vestvaisappears the New Chestnut this evening in
tfGamea, the Jewish Mother.n Her benefit at Nibo'
Garden on Saturday evening quite ovation. She
takes MIS- Robertson and several other members
OF the Niblo company to Philadelphia with her
Johanna CIaussen, "the Captain" has recently
arrived from England, and will appear In Phadel
phia, under the management Of Mr.. Harry Palmer TO
whom she was sent by Mr. Ullrpann. She Is actress
OF tho Lydia Thompson school, and great favorite In
London. where she obtained her soubriqxe "The Cap
tan, from her lively rendering Of song OF that
FOREIGN.
Byron's "Yanfred" has been produced at Drury Lane
London in magnificent style, "choral tragedy" The
london Times praises tho superb scenery and the singing
but decides that upon the whole, Manfred" unified
for tho STAGE and is too heavy to draw. Mr. Phelps
played Manfred. Madame Duverger who is spoken OF
GA pretty French woman possessing ordinary drama
sic accomplishments, ;, has made her debut in English
Juliet and is engaged by Mr. Webster Of the Adelphi
London.
John Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
The ninety anniversary Of this-tne oldest insti.
tuition the city in connection with Methodism-was
celebrated yesterday In tho Old Homestead" in John
street, large and highly respectable congregation being
present during three sessions Of tho day. This annver-
sary celebration surrounded with than ordinary
interest from the fact that s exactly ninety years
th church he pioneer Of Methodistc doctrine
this continent) was dedicated
Al half past eight O'Clock in the morning there
interesting Love Feast which consisted OF religious
and speaking by several Of the brethren, who told
their exoersences Of this world at length
Al half past ten Rev R. !. Dashiel Of Jersey City,
preached eloquent and instructive sermon, In the
course of which he spoke OF tho simplicity OF Metho
dsm averring that departure from this simplicity would
be great loss TO the power OF the church. They should
not he said give up their cass meetings any OF the
old forms OF the church. and IN concnson he wound
with an eloquent appeal to the congregation TO support
true religion. e
CookmAn He drew parallel beiwcen the Methodism OF
the early ages and THAI tho tme show
the same holiness did not exist In the de-
nominatr formerly. He concluded with exhorta.
those their minds energies TO
the good work before them.
Rev Mr. Carroll. pastor OF the church. then made q
statement fetng forth that about hundred and
members constituted the congregation, and from them IL
expected that the church should be supported Tho
expenses OF tie current had amounted to 80 000 and
there was debt on the church of SIS O0o for the
pose Of helping TO lqudate which they wanted TO raise
500 that night.
4 collection then ,aaen up, after which the pro-
ceedings closed.
The Waverlcy Boat Club and Our Rus
sian visitors.
Probably among citizens have shown greater
bave hctt Rua