The New York herald., 1868-11-08
ANU SEMEN rs.

pno.n-< TX audience.
SAY THEATRE-Tne Florences closed very
- ,sful engagement last night with their farewell
,resentation OF the "Ticket OF Leave Man, This
play is Of those happy hits which is always as
good as new, abounding as 1t does with fun and
froc, vany and honesty, woman,s constancy
and female vanity, all SO siilfully interviewer az TO-
and all contributing to the satisfactory wLading up
OF the b0unteous rewards to the meritorioua parties
Forenee AZ aS Rrsss 70 she rsscas concerned
tne piece, has made lasting reputation, but still
more more admired ,n is Mrs. Florence's Emily st. Eyre
monu, late Mrs, Green Jones. most delightful
specimen OF fen iplne vanity, frivoty sprghtiness
ana philosophy under difficulties. Tomorrow even
engagement As the heroine OF the great historical
Tragedy OF Marie Antoinete, Queen OF France nwll
s1cseed IN Ft0rences, who so hence to lresh nelds
o. pasture view"
Musical and Theatrical Notes:
Chan' irau "Samsn in Hartford next week.
Men iphis is happy with two varieties shows.
1T ne Lancashire Lassn has arrived IN Chicago
Fire Fly-Lotta Is the attraction In BALTIMORE.
yEile. Moracchi dances In the Hub" next week.
Ole Bull rosins his bow in Toledo on Tuesday even
ing.
Maggie Mitchell 'Fanchons'' in st. Louis next
week.
Fanny B. Price has reached St. Louis with 'Foul
Play.n
.Ihe Lancashire Lass" is among her btnsfolk in
Toronto.
Mrs. scottsddons reads IN Boston tomorrow
evening.
Edwin Adams Hamiets in Syracuse tomorrow
evening
James e. Murdoch reads in Cincinnati en- Tuesday
evening.
Leotard does the flying trapeze in Boston to-mor-
ROW night.
and Boston.
q drovU Upvw anA vr,1a
IN st. Louis.
Joe Jefferson "Trip Van winkes' in Buffalo to-
morrow night.
Hartz, the prestidigtator floats head in St. Louis
tomorrow night
Fanny Janauschek plays Maria stuart in Buffalo
tomorrow night.
Mrs. Waller commences an engagement in Troy
tomorrow evening.
Miss Kellogg win delight the good people Of Hart
Sord on Wednesday evening.
Miss COudock and father are stu playing to
crowded houses in Louisville.
''Foul Play" was finished In Syracuse last night;
likewise IN Washington and Rochester.
Miss Lucille Watson, the dashng equestrienne,
rides bareback in New Orleans next week.
'"Humpty Dumptyn had a fall in Chicago last
night His friends couldn't stand his grimaces.
.'The Lancashire Lassn will receive her friends at
two separate theatres in Philadelphia tomorrow
night.
Signor Bitz--the father Of wizards-ielights the
Jersey Jakes and Jemmas with his trained canaries
next week.
''Barbe Bleue" MURDERS Boulotte tomorrow night
In Philadelphia Aujac and rma viii prevent the
opera from being murdered.
Senorta Fiomeno,. "the marvellous Spanish
maiden, yiolinist and pianist" fddles In New Bed
10rd on Wednesday evening"
next week. "Solon Shingler Owens will persOnate
"A party by the name Of Johnson
The Richlngs English opera troupe opens in Chica-
go tomorrow evening with "Martha'' The moral
Chcagoese win be favored with opera for one whole
week.
sAlter Darsf' Is nightly deighting the .IIubtes at
the Boston theatre. They needed something TO dspel
the gloom which rested upon them after listening TO
Miss Louisa Pyne took her farewell Of the stage at
the Alexandra Rooms, London, on October I. The
entertainment consisted OF one OF ORenbach's oper-
settas and q ballad concert.
Miss Henrietta Marksten, the juvenile prodigy on
the piano, has selected Mendeissohn's "Capriccto"
with orchestra. and Liszt's "Rapsodie Hungrose"
Tor her g debut % a. seinway ,ea Hall Hall next x week.
che season on Thursday evening last with Mr. Mark
Smith as the leading star. This establishment now
boasts Of one OF the finest stock companies In the
Mr. William Candidas the Arion tenor, win sing
the great p aver from "RenZ AT the concert OF the
society at Steinway Hall the 14th INST. This dfl-
cult piece Of music has never been attempted before
Olsnbach's new opera OF la Perichole'' was late
y produced at the Varieties Paris, with Mile. schnei
der a. the heroine but it did not achieve the same
snccess as his previous works. Mile. Schneider was
hissed for induging In too much cancan
Theodore Thomas with his splendid double
chestra--one on the stage and one in The galery-is
TO give grand concert IN the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music on We Wednesday M evening next ne s There are no
duction OF classical and popular music II is to be
hoped that the Brooklyn people viii aya themselves
St. Petersburg enjoys Lucia - "Don Giovanni,
enihrals the Berlners Prague listens TO the
s.Harblerm Trieste Is dominated by ,sBorva Paler-
mo revels IN The death Of Macmillan, Emperor OF
Romeo, II Trovatore and the Nozze di Figaro y Ham,
burg In rapures with the productions OF Prussian
Mr. De Cordoya the favorite humorous lecturer,
will tickle New Workers with his relishabe slices OF
evening. i The The mere mention Of Mr. De Cordova's
name Is sufficient 20 crowd te nall with the elite Of
the gentleman has Increased his comic repertoire with
several new and brilliant gems We have said enough
TO insure animmense rush The spratts at Saratoga"
followed by Mrs GrundJ" on the 10Th and plan
chette- on the 23d.
Miss Fanny Janauschek, on Tuesday evening last,
played Lady Macbeth to Mr.. Edwin Booths Mac
beth Of The boston theatre, and received for her
vices the magnificent sum OF $1,000. Over four
thousand persons assisted at the performance. IL
diamond against diamond or rather with IT.
1t was the peneral opinion that Mr.. Booth never
performed Macbeth in so mastery a manner. while
the ladi Macbeth on Janauscnck was most re-
markable mpersonauon fun Of the inspiration and
power " genius, and ~ companion or the denea
"The Lancashire Iass.- .ero obliee Benson - met
'The rcket-oi-Leave MANI after Dark.u She said
she very much enjoyed hs "s5Oclety,n but he was
not 'Ihe dghtiui Heir, to king oScots,'' and she
believed the report of his having nired with .Leahy
was FOUNDED on Facts lie assured her some
one had been Mischief Nskingn hut she declined
20 hear of Marriage at any Price" A quarrel en-
sued and they retired To "he Field OF the Cloth OF
God, y where they indulged In "Blow for Blow,v
surrounded by Monte Crstor and THE Scafnps Of
london, = VINO made such noise they disturbed all
'Iand Rats and Water Rats that had been In the
sewers since "The Rise aud FAN OF Richard the
Jh!rd.r
The following table shows the Internal Revenue
returns ~ the principal theatres and different places
OF Amusement VI tnis city for the past three
months
J,,rn Aug Srs.
New oik kthe'are.."...... ti,g52 e1l,0O0 ag,3GI
WahacA Ass................. 1887 2l,3s3 l47
0hInpic ................... f1,g97 2s127 9,3oT