The New York herald., 1863-07-30

Frcwels appear be the order Of the day just now,
as well in the theatrical the social rid There s
evidently disposition 70 pack up and be on and we
have doubt tnat 1t win bo some time before every
thing is straight aud In working order again. On Wod
nesdsy night July IS, uninterrupted and most sue
al OF i've years' duration came 70 close a.
the fiaymarket Thrare. Mr. Budkstcne chose the occa
sion for taking his benefit making entire alteration
occ sion revived Pianche's historical drama OF
"tharles MI. y which, every one knows is
Harley ,hs @'n Bengal a'y sar WITH M and ns Alfred
Wsah In their original characters made capital after
pese while sundry miscellaneous performances in addi-
t0n 70 the farce of SDeaf as Post, made up u de-
lghtfu eyening's amusement Mr. Ruckstone, most
warmly received ana at the conclusiouof his address re-
ceved apericct ovation and an armfu Of bouquets II
will be seen that great things promised whom the
house reopens w September among the most notable OF
which may the reappearnnce Of Mr. Charles
Mathews the retention Mr. aud Mrs. Alfred Wigan,
and not before II was wantedthe enbellish
met Of the nteror OF the house. Mr. Fschter decafes
evidently with regret, that ne is oos
PEELED the final performances OF "Tbe Dukes
Motto the midst Of Its prosperous career i'm or
that he may keep faith with several provncalmana
ger SO we may soon expect 70 see the shutters up ~ the
Lyceum Aasl too. the nights Of MIle. stslla lcolas
perform numbered In fOrnigh or 20 more
she will be travelling fast for St. Petersburg isa
shame % raise such sweet cup e oscs i and then
We most sincerely that the parting win not
be long, and that meanwhile she may find oppcs
tuny or rerfectng herself in the study Of angusRe
The spectral appartion may still be lowering shout
the precincts Of the Adelph aud Azucepa' B still the
s'tucen Ot BoauJy mere. Ino IlCk0t OF leeV0 MAN.
has by means been released from bondage at the
'Oiymuic in fact, Is rather intimated that he
PIE era 70 settle In that colony. II Is quite As
popular as ever, and Mr.: Neville is creating
such extensive sympathy for him that, untn tho
dark and lonesope nights rouAd gain shall be-
gin 70 fancy the hardly used9pe At the Strand
hurlesque has o. the week from the
pen OF Ar. Byron and founded on the ever popular
" Dukes Motto" II 10 entitled " The Motto, Pm all
There" u produced Thursday night July TO-
heartily welcomed, aud can hardly fall to prove popular
| and successful Mr. Brougham's comedy OF g Where
There's Ii There's Hope stil runs en- and does mot
| appear at all to abate in interest. On Wednes-
day night, July 49, Mr.. Edward Swsnborough. the
Treasurer, took his benefit on which occasion was
revived the ccmic drama OF .Asmodeus" iu which Mr.,
Belford specially distinguished himself followed Dy
the capitol farce OF "Iovc in Livery" saturday July 49,
the last OF Mr. foraines management at the Surrey
ale Bossu" has been given during the week, with the
exception Of Thursday, whom the first act OF hegor
performed for The benefit Of the acting manager
At the 1he Return Of the Ticket OF Leave MANI
has remained unchanged, Miss Marrott's acting being
sufficient guarantee TO prevent anything In the shape
change. The drama or "lhe Warrior Boy" with Miss
Clara Thorne in prominent parD HIS been revived
At the Britannia, the ghost conured up by means Of
"The Wishing Glen, which, as our readers aware, is
founded upon an old and well known Worcestershire
legend.