The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23

AMUsEMENTs.
TBE APPROPRIATIONS
AND
NEW yoRx ciRoE.
sssrteenib street, opposite he Academy Of Music
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL %.
And EVERY EvkNING. AT 8 O'CLOCK
KyRRy WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
GRAND MATINEE AT I'M
FOR A SHORT SEASON.
Wills, reHtns for consannople and the Mediterranean.
sPALDINa ROGERS
GREAT OCEAN CIRCUS,
THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.
THE BANDA oRIENrALE.
AND THE ANTILLES.
where - has ,eopsd harvest of
HONOR AND PROFIT
Never before ,suchsafed any Circus Company any
country Or in any age-tbe recipients Of
KEEPsAKEs, DIPLOMAS AND LETTERS
IRON
HIS AUGUST MAJESTY
DON PEDRO sEGUNDO,
Tho Emperor Of Brazil;
her MAJESTY, THE EMPRESS.
AND THEIR IMPERIAL nIaHNEssEs.
From
His E1ceNency GENERAL MITRE.
President Of the republic Of La Plata;
His Rxcelerey GENERAL BARRAs,
President OF the Republic OF Uruguay;
FROM
YHR,R ExcELLEHCIEs THE PRESIDENTS
Of the Provinces Of
RIO GRANDE. BAHIA AND PERNANBUCo;
rTox
Their Excelencies the Governors Of
PORTO RICO. CUBA AND NEW PROVIDENCE;
rnoa
His E,cellency GENERAL WEBB
Minister Plenipoenary Of the United States to the Court
Of Brazil;
His E1celeney GOVERNOR KIRK,
Minister Of the United States to the Argentine conred
eracy.
AND FROM THE
NOBILITY, ARIsTocRACY AND DEMOCRACY OF
THE CITIES
OF "RIo DE 3ANIERo.' BAHIA" "DE SAN
sALvADoR,, REAFFE, > RIO GRAND DE SUI,
"PELoTAs," "BUENos AYREs' MONTE
vIDEon SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO"
SAINT pHoNAsE," "sAsrIAGo DE GU.
BA." "cARDgNAs.o "MArANzAs'
"HABANA," and NASSAU.
AND ovAnoNs FROM
SOCIETIES. CORPORATIONS and PEOPLES
| Paraileled only by the American iror
THE SWEDISH NIGHTISGALE.
THE TROUPE OF ARTISTS,
| Culed from all sources for this tour.
Nearly three years ago especial eye to the sur
passing artistic capabilities adequate important
petition, and communities eSigcant comprises
THE FOLLOWING LEADING ARTISTS,
known in New York before going abroad
MSS xATE oRxosD.
with the brilliant promise grhood more than msursd.
Mr.. CHARLES W. FISH.
The youthful champion Of Bare Backed Riders
MR.. WILLIAM PASTOR,
An admirable crich,on,o whether Jester" "oym.
nastn or "vauier.n
MR. WILLIAM DUvERNA.
The chef in me school Of Physical Exercises
Mr. FERDINAND TouRsIARE,
The representative American somersault Eques
TRAN
Mr. THEODORE ToURNIARE
Une9uaed as voltiguer or Acrobat.
Mr. HENRY W RuGGIEs.
veteran chef in every department Of the Cirque
THE FOLLOWING ARTISTS OF THE EXPEDITION,
NOW FIRST APPEARING IN NEW YORK
LA PETITE ANNIE.
prodigy Of Precociy on Horseback and on the rish.
Mrs ). SWSSDfhLAsp.
Ei''nS BS,'si sld tanfs'hfIa SSHsfssa'
a E Tss Az A sosr2s is
worthy "POlluI such "oa.tor, 10 this Gsmlni OF
Ag sHa sSSlS IL aEssiSI ssHn
DON a CARLOS DO CxRMo.
s:. and
IsS ,A ss Fs@p.. n ss.ss:
THE NJ :sS q h 81 SSssrs.
complete in i Me- s ssSiIasr aosss HIRAM
FIVE WILD sTss6 s. Tas PAMpAs
Of the Plata Basin, remarkable for their intelligence
beauty and 6eesness.
From the New York Herald April 1871
THx SHrYwRscKKD EouKsrRiAKs> brief paragraph In
our marine columns last week recorded the wreck OF
SHADING a Rogers brig Hannah, near BarneRAt with
twenty- eight artists twenty horses the portable amph
theatre and the properties and wardrobe Of Ocean
Cirous on It's return from two years. cruise in
South America and ne wess Indies No lives and only
c least n:amss Ssrs v s, S sa' s brig
he private Of the artists and numerous curios
lies carefulv garnered OF the long tour
These travelled PERFORMERS have Just reached the y and
arc erciting their professional brethren
They have voyaged over sixtcen thousand miles without,