The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

parts in it. Mr. Chapman is certainly actor Of no
common order; and, indeed, We may say the samso
Mr.. stafford; while we leave Miss Telbin and Mrs
Clsrke In the hands Of those who have them
The stage that justice will be awarded tn their
merits, which we need hardly say, are great The CO.
mediars attached to the Park praise AMI
concluded the evenings amusemsnts. This the
fourth alton Of this beautiful ballet aud per-
formed it WAS on former occasions, and by the
parties, need but repeat that have already said
concerning it. The zane shasteness, elegance, AMI
agility marked the performances of the many talented
ladies and gentlemen who appeared in 1t. bouquets
slowed without stint and the walls usual reseunt
ed With braros and enco,es. We do not sac how it
could be otherwise The piece is certainly put on the
stage in a most excellent manner, and the dancing
is sll that could be desired The house
crowded by fashionable nd dscrimiD mating audience,
who seemed to appreciate perfectly, the artistic excel
lenco of the performances. We believe Esmeralia'
will be repeated tonight.
BowERY TnEATRE.-There was a fne house, last
night at this favorie theatre and the appearance
Of the charming Miss Taylor, for the rst time since
her late severe indisposton, hailed with much
thusasm by the audience wben ,she the stage
in The character Of Eudiga in the drama of 'Charss
Kill" which was the first piece performed. We are
glad to see this young lady once more restored to
could III afford to lose her. The drama was most
celle ntly acted, and Mr. J. NJ Scott the blur old
Adam Brock, much applauded. His interview with
Charles XIII ncog and his refusal of the order tho
treasury for the Repayment of the money lent the
State. well done. though MI Scott was perhaps
little boisteroHs in his mrth. the occasion Wi
j. ii. Hall. and the rest played their parts WE'LL
and the applause Of the audience showed how the play
was appreciated The beautiful dancing of Signora
Cocca and Signor Neri, the Destruction Of the Bas
tile" and the farce of the Alpine Maid, - made the
rest Of the smusements. Tonight most admirable
bill will be presented no less than the spectacle of
the "Naiad Queen" which will ba played, with all its
original spendor Miss Taylor taking the part OF the
Queen; aud the comedy Of the Young Scamp" with
Miss 5. DENIM, as Joseph. During the evening
Signora Ciocca and Signor Neri will appear and
Zero de Cadizn The applause which these artists eli
cit every evening" Is very great and they deserve it,
too, for more graceful and elegant couple never
danced 1t worth visit to the Eowery, merely to
them 20 TIN ough their unr.valied dances In add
ton to a these attractions the grand spectacle of
Brian Baroibme'' will also he played to- night thus
forming the Host brilliant bill of the season.
e BROADWAY THEArnE.-Tbe {" Broker Of Bogotar was
sgain brought forward at this theatre last nght--a
piece Of great mediocrity, and huge pretensions 1t
was well played, however. How csuld it be otherwise
with Forrest to represent the chief character and
such names as Abbott, Wallack, Dyott, and Lester,
joined with him. Some of the scenes are very etrec
i've though the gr6Aud- work of the whole is viola
ton OF the trutbfuness Of nature and exaggera.
ton, rather than picture, of human life The house
was, as IL always is brimful Since New York has
been New York never have there been seen such
houses as now nightly fill the Broadway. This eve.
ming, Mt Forrest appears as Spartacus, ia the Ga-
diator,' character in which he is said greatly to
excel. Miss Waliack, Mrs Abbott and hlessrs. Dyott
and Baker, appear in the other chsracters-a phaanx
by storm. 1he d" Dumb BELIEF pleasing farce, will
conclude the grander feast, apples at Roman
past, succeeded the more solid Wanda
national THEArRE.--Never hare we seen an au IL
ence more amused than that at the National last
evening. The laughter and applause which was boz
slowed on the various performances, continued from
the ncement to the end Of the evening, and all
was good humor and Subtraction The farce Of the
Ilnstrous St,anger'' the first piece and Burke
poor Bowbel, who gets into such matrimonial difl'
culties in the strange land on which he is wrecked
most comcal his horror and despair on Learnt
the peculiar laws Of his newly-founi country, was
very capital piece of acting and his serio comic
lamentations most ludicfous The great Mys.
teres and M;scries'' was next pei formed with
ecGt as and the Pretty Girls CT S,ilbsrs' son,
clnaed tho evenings amusements To- night frst-rae
bill will se presented, and MIR Chanfrau Ia addition
to his inimits blu performance of Nose, viii appear rs
HE Golden Farmer. in tho drama Of that name Tho
1Pict,y Girls of Stbe1g' will include the evena rs
anue The National Theatre il OF the st
hous in The city The energy OF the young manager
his admin able acting, have done every b
ths theatre ana those who visit 1t for the FIRST
time since il has been re-decorated and re6tcd
fail b. Used at tie great alta ration for the
better which apparent in every part of it. IL ia
now ncauttfuily nt,oa house has a excslle mt
hest The local dramas prodGcsd here caano. he
equalled at any establishment in the city aud they
ought to he by all Besides this feature the othec
embellishments all first rate. We SEQ that fresh
novelties announcsd az shortly fo,tbcopipg but,
in the meantime, the entertainments for This evening
ere ~e worth visit, and oil who go Will be sure to b.
pleased.
BuEIoN's THEATRE. - This beautiful theatre was
crowdsd again last night, to witness the splendid per-
'ormances of the Lehman family, and the other en-.
tertainnents. The laughab.e farce Of the " Dancing
Barber" in which MIR. 4. Johnston sustained the
chalacte Of Narcissus Fitzfrizzlc a hair decsser
lie acted the part perfectly and ia the in .ri
into the ball. received with the greatest e;ai by
the ladies, and discharged with hursewhip fsr his
impeliinence. Mrs. urougham Mrs Snapy, a
lady IT fashion, was admirable in Tho part AMI
cclNet win great applause. The BEAUTIFULLY Grand
ballet Of " The Spirit Of Air" repeated ami the
beautiful and graceful Adelaide Lehman was aeain
received With rap nrous applause. Her every Eve.
Tent ~ the peisoniDcrtion OF grace she
have gained GO firmly upon the eimiratjon of the
peops hat the ceroen Of her is suct
to iii tie house. NJ. narzetti in thu character of
Boz cas-, is most wonderful puf1"mapces nd
ce,Ned with nerittd applause. Che lyric drama of
Comus " vas repeated, Tor Che last Time. For 10.
night fir rate bill is presented; the Leh family
wi, Appear ana also NJ bur,oo 10 ope OF o,s in'mi-
table Characters visit To Bnrtons theatre tonight,
will well be worth making; for when that veteran Is
hand, there is lois of fun and IL is impo sibe for
people to Glrain frcm going. The FIST is Il, fiy
lure to follow with a second Witt
NInLo's, AsIo PLAcE.-The comedy Of " Lon Ion
Assurance" was played at this theatre last night
TIE cart was the same, with one or two exceptions
that pei formed It the last caion It prrsen
Sir Harcourt is perhaps of Mr. IL. PlAcilvs best
characters His representation Of the arts
of tho hi artess dt bauchee is TO lie VandenhoG
makes excellent Dsgzlc. The cool impn aud
fcl possession which be displays, all occasions IL
inip,aLie Mr. Il. placide tanned the character
OF Dark NEEDLE with his usual abi.ity, and vas
exceedingly, happy in the where he makes
Dolly Spankcr acquainted with tho INTENDED elops.
ment. Mir. John Seton acted Dolly Spaoker very
cIeditab!y AMI occasionally e:cited great laughter
| Mrs satel Dickinson appeared as Lady Spanker,
and Toned one Of the changes in this cast to which
| have referred. We never saw this lady bitore
| and We doubt whether we have her now uu ter
the most favorable circumstances, We fanced inst
,hc suffering from a Sigh indisposition Dat II
We nightveptpIe tc express opinion, from her per-
ftrma last night. she is likely To b iavorite.
She is TALL has good figure, char ming voice pre-
possessing counttBabce and u most captivating ey.
rrefsion She gave The desert tion ut the hunt with
or. at spirit and elected we'll m.ri.ed tribute of 40.
plause. he farce of the Zion Boy concluded the
entertainments. aud was we'll received This, un-
d,stand the piece in whioh Miss Dickinson mad,
her first apr before London audience. To.
| morrow n,eht will be prevented comedy, in which
ell the y, rio; ut this theatre viii make their ap
| peoraree.