The New York herald., 1868-05-04


BLIND ToM.-Blind Tom win make his reappcarance
Europe
RfsroRr.-Tne drama OF "Sor Teresa" VIII be re-
peated this evening and tomorrow at the French
theatre. On Wednesday, at one O'Clock, the first
Ristori matinee win be given with the same play.
-Sheridan's fine comedy, the "Rivals,n
with the good standing company of this house. to-
night. On Tuesday and Friday "Love's Sacrifice
'Masks and Facesn Is announced for Thursday and
Saturday.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Mr. and Mrs. Barney VIII
liams open this week with Gayler's ''Conne Soogah."
The scenery which is all new represents OF the
most familiar landscapes in Ireland.
NEW YORK THEATRE.-The worrells keep "Pars
and Helen,'' that amusing burlesque, still on the
boards at this house. Mr.. Lehingwell appears as
usual in the funny farce, "Too Much for Good Ma
ture."
OLYMPIc.-"Humpty Dumpty' gets no rest at this
theatre. Tonight he enters upon his ninth week.
Wednesday and Saturday MATINEE days.
NIBLO's.-This evening the ''White Fawn,n the
firefes, the BATH the ballet martha and Lionel"
dwars and giants and baby danseuse appear for the
one hundred and ninth time.
THEATRE COMIQUE-Lngard, the humorist; Hilton,
the ventoquis Airec, the athlete, ana Miss Sieder
The cantarlce, are again the attractions here this
week.
BowERY THEATRE.-Mr. Bonface continues to
teach the youth Of the east side the herosm of
breaking into houses and breaking out of prisons
after the manner of ''Jack Sheppard" During the
week there will be three benefits, Messrs. Clarke,
Marden and Cunningham being the benefciaries.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.-A new hand, Mr..
Lew. Brmmer, is added to this excellent company.
The mysteries of the "Ku Kuxn continue to receive
attention at this house.
KELLY & LEoN's.-The legal proceedings Of last
week will probably add some interest to this estab
lishment and its "Grand Dutch s." The programme
for the evening is rare and racy.
Tony PAsroR's.-Several fresh attractions, includ-
ing some of PASTORS capital limitations of well
known actors are announced In this temple Of
oddities and fun.
MRS. CoNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE.-"Under the
Gaslight,n with Mrs. F. B. Conway and Mr. E. Lamb
in the cast, tonight at this favorite theatre.
HooLEYs OPERA HOUSE, BRooKLYN.-The pano-
ramic piece which drew such immense houses last
week enters upon new season. Mr. Dan M. Collins
has been added to this inimitable company at
HoOley's. which already comprises such artists as
George Christy, Cool White, Archey Hughes, Dave
Reed and the gigantic Mulligan
MADISON SQUARE HALI.-The interesting "Pano-
rama of the War;" elegantly illustrated by the de-
scriptions of Miss Sae Brownson Goodrich, draws
large houses nightly at this hall. Matmees on
Wednesdays and Saturdays for the Juveniles.
DAN BRYANT AT THE ACADEMY.-The American
Dramatic Fund will be the recipient of benefit at
the Academy on Thursday evening, when Dan Bryant
viii make his last appearance in Irish drama pre-
vious to resumng his old minstrel profession at the
Tammany building on Fourteenth street.
EUROPEAN CIRCUs-The season OF this attractive
and really excellent exhibition Is extended for a
short time longer at the corner of Thirty fourth
street and Broadway. Another outdoor pageant
takes place up town to-day at ten O'Clock.
LIEDERKRANz SOIREE.--The fourth musical sOiree
of the Liederkranz Society took place last night at
the hall in Fourth street. The sooists were Madame
Anschutz, Miss Louise Orloff soprano; Nine. Sophia
Lilllendahl, piano; Habelnann, tenor; Fred Stems,
basso, and Beyner violoncelo. The orchestra, which
is wholly made up of members gave the "Telr'
overture with remarkable eject The best thing on
the programme was Pedestrians "Fratres Ego" a
vocal octet belonging to school Of music which is
heard too seldom now days. melodrama by Tott-
|. mann, almost as long the charge OF an Impeach
ment Manager, also recited and sung. Mr.
Nembach presided at the piano. Max Bruch's Roman
song of triumph, for chorus and orchestra, opened
the concert