The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-04

representations OF me legitimate drama nave toSneu
leading and most agreeable feature Of all public auss
men,s occasions Of national holyday rejoicing evor
since 1t emancipated from and fully recognized in
preference to the out door sports and games Of tho
ancents the tits and jonsts and bes " the soldiers
Of the Crusades the bcs and bels of tho waits aud
mummer and the dog and bear fights Of the days OF
/ tho ever memorable Queen Bcsa During her
reign shaksperc asserted and vindcsied the reputa
| tion and position o6 the members OF the "sock
and Buskin" corps and his professional SUCCESSORS
to-day before the citizens Of New York
and its suburbs animated with dosiro 70 please, full
Of patriotism and determined 10 themselves TO The
utmost In order 70 render the glorious "Fourh worthy
Of the people and deserving or reunited and happy
nation The theatres 10 this city and Brooklyn viii
crowded, both at the natinees and evening perform
The most noticeable Of the entertainments
rooD's raKAInx.
A. Woods theatre, Broadway, opposite the 3. Siche
las Hotel, Mr. Barton R the comedian, and tho Wor
rel Sisters, supporedby very company will
| appear at a matinee entertainment 20 commence at
half past o'clock. ard again In tho evening. Mr.
Hill pcrsonates Sam sinssby In the favorito coma.
dy OF Brother Sam. His engagement at Woods draws
rapidly 10 q close. Tho buresque burleia Fra Dsyc!o
win also be givcn with Fro Davoio BY Mics Sophie wor
reil, zsrna BY Ns Ircns worre, and Lady Alcash ~
h.s Jennie worrel
Sam snarpsy's Enstreis and Combination Company
have arranged for two grand Fourth o July perform
ances at The Opera House, In ihe Bowery-the one n
matinee commencing At hslfrast two O'Clock, ard the
other at the usual hour in the evening Tho BIZ has
been completely changed and the performances will call
forth the talent Of mammoth troupe. Billy Pastor vii
~ out In Pastoral rasmes and the whole will wind up
With The ,aughable Arcs entitled Pleasant Nolghbor
The at Tony Pastors will oloee Saturday,
sitter which the establishment win undergo extensive
pairs ana reopen Monday. July 90.
cHsnrrs rnsTrrs
George Chslsty tenders the hcarta heads volcee
hands and Of his minstrel company Fourth Of
July offering % tho shrine Or his country the New
Finn Avenue Opera House. Cor the vi % brcueAi
70 conclusion this evening the members OF the troupe
intending 70 out short rural excursion. The
matinee viii ss half past two O'Clock and tho
| evening entertainment a. tho ususi hour The pro
| gnmms b vary ample and Tho piccos ara sper.Aly
amusing
| sAs yrArrsco nNwpxs
Messrs Birch wambold Bernard and Bsckus sisnuiun
their versatile corps Of Ehiopans 70 do honor No
people and nag Of Columbia ~ their hail. 20 sss Broad
| way, In tho evening Black ohciio, the stump
speech ~ Here" with other excslencies The
bin.
czanr wmrx's s1snna
Charley whites combination and minstrel troupe
tend 70 osisbrAie the day at Mechanics Hall y ants
broadway with grand tertra afternoon performance
as haif-pass O'Clock and another IL the evensg
Hss Carrie Austin will bo In her lightning Zocsvs
drin and nlss Helene Smith, donsrs eth The other
members Of really good company. vesy attractive
bin vn be played, the whole concluding with ius
tratlon of fass travel. called Trip by Raj, Oih
Charley White conductor; J. rnomp,On as engineer;
| g. winshp. Campbell warren, Buckley, MGR ,ns
Herman ~ passengers.
PARK rnxlrrs srooxLyv
| Mrs v y Conway has made arrangement iof tie
ccmmodaion Of her Brooklyn and other city rend,.
that the park theatre company win play sra matinee
ser,ainmsns 20 commence shs afternoon and also
the evening rhe Marble Heart viii BE- prodnced the
nrsl, and Richard ne Third tins named Mr.
Prank Dwight Denny, With the whole force os the
pany. WI sppsa.
scctus oysSi sousx. saoorlrx
Hooley prssumss, and with fair show os rcssDn that
Ms many friends p>ss the 'Feurth" in great
comfort the opsra House, Brooklyn listening 20 and
adniring 'cooln WHIT Ayhy Hughes, HulIissn Royce
| Girnd and the o,hsr ays,sa engaged there
oUYpoon AsUsxnHsTA
| sr1c ~ rms rARx.
IN. rark Commissioner. announce thai ths weather
Ia rne there wiil De music ths Mall to-day comenc
ing at ha,f-pas, ssres o'clock ~ BY ihs Park Band
under Tho leadership Of H. n po1rorta rhe following
| 10 the progrsmms;-
harrh--vva rAmsroa. Willard
J. ''Grsetlss from Afar.".. .Heiusdorf
4 Nssionsi Pot Poarri. u Dod-orta
s. Medley ouksrcp on Irish irs.
Oycrtnre-"Dicnter ubd Bsuer.". .supp>.
sosg-xathiecn havournees. .Crouch
70, Poerrl of Melodies snuag On Chords
II. N Dod~orth
10 Muse, o~sdrifs. .ssrsurs
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IL Sturmvozs saop. FeasA
rsowss oecrKyrpAL aaxDrs oosxnrs
There have beea PREPARATIONS msds Il Ter
rsos Garden IN Third sysnas for NE asnverssy q NJ
touAi Indepen5sncs nr rfouss win give two concerts
IN the sfterscoa ssd ssod display Of nrsvcsks vii
take place % the s~cosa esucsr 81 eight O'Clock
rowvs Axsa.rnc irmrHsArs.
Al Professor Icwe's Asronsatio Amphishesirr there
vii b. eootlnusi balloon ascensons and Harry Less
vri leap from : balloon Il he height 1 Aensasd
feet TIE cadets q ne New Yort sists Volunteer In
siute OH sppsS s.d 90 sns0uEh regular martial dr
ana IN addition 70 ihts there N Be o eosesr snc
asplsy Of frswcrxs
yxAxs poxAu~nx's vSovrs Az soSps' voop
vr~xk Donsjdson, with the osbcr fsembers u ns
vsn ksown soupsny. hes arranged for . snss 4
srnnd youvla os Juy festive pssfovnssess q Jonss'
wsod eonmsDsins 81 noon and russing thrvosh ths
an~rnoon snd svsnlrg TIE cass includes scroesas,
rymnarss pan.cnln~ sta and minstrss % note, among
WHOM are Ie ress Anseo kis daring ssd graceful fss<
of xampgIerosafon snA ihs siows ss< hipro1rsnsss
jspser vrsah Dor>l1~cn, vse vsa perform tbs mQpk
sxirso~dsssy sasss,e feat % arsvss IN sslsue1<ss
hssr~ssss 70 esnmo. wssAs~b fss one nile aows Ne
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