The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-15

fault and elected marks Of the warmest appreciation
The other prominent characters Of the tragedy
ably sustained, and the whole went of with the great
est eeiat The concluding entertainments of the
fret character. Tonight, Mr. Forrest appears rs
Rchsleu another Of his favorte charac ters and one
which has received, more than one occasion. OF
late, the admiration of all who witnessed 1t Broad
way successful despite the frownng storm or the
beating rain and 1t is not strange for the rich his
trionic uxures which constantly being presented
have never and can never be surpassed Go tonight,
and see Mr. Forrest while you can
NIBLo's, AsroR Place" Mr. and Mrs Peter White,
was performed here last evening, in which Mr.. T.
Placide made his first appearance on his re-sngsge-
ment and acquitted himself with his usual ability, in
the character of Mr. White. The piece went eff very
successfully. The Dwarf Brothers, in their unique
performances, next appeared, and ELECTED the most
rapturous applause. The benefit of Madame La
bCrde takes place this evening, and the bill will be
found highly attractive. Lucia di Lammermoor
will be presented on the OCCASION after which the
LIBERATED Sgnor Noronha yioinist TO the Emperor Of
Brazil, will execute grand fantasia, air from
Auber's " lie Domino Noir,n The high claims of this
popular and gifted lady will insure her bumper house.
Her many patrons will enjoy rich treat in the beau
tiful opera selected for her benefit.
national THEATRE-The stortm last
ming, not sufficient to damp the ardcr Of the hun
dreds of admirers of the entertainments, which
attractive at this elegant house. The very funny
farces of the Kiss in the Dark" and the Spectre
Bridegroom with the famous Mysteries and Mi
seres, formed the evenings BILL and all went off we'll
be of the best regulated and most respectable
houses in New York. Under Chanfrau, 1t has attained
its present stand and under him it will always retain
it, The accommodations for yisiters are Of the most
ample and luxurious kind the boxes are admirably
ranged that the stage fully to be from every
part them the oxkeepers are always
on hand, to seat every to their satisfaction,
that the performances the stage be enjoyed in
comfort by the audience. This attention to the de-
of visit to It, or the extraordinary popularity of the
new local piece, the Mysteries and Miseries," we
visiting the city, ought by means to neglect seeing
It, tn will learn from 1t more Of life, in certain
sidence here. 1t will be repeated this evening, and
the rest Of the bill is quite interesting.
BURROWS THEArKE.-"Comusn is the only dramatic
piece produced by the great Milton, the only equal if
equal, of Shakespeare. This piece is produced at
Burton's in highly finished and splendid manner,
and it does credit to the public TASTE to the
which it meets, and the rapturous applause with
music most admirable, and the poetry, need not
say. exquisite. The temptation where the hand
some nymphs and the jovial companions Of Comus
seek to entice the two youths to join in de-
lights and bacchanalian eDjoyments, is ri,h fine
scene. The two lads are proof against the violent
temptation to the utter astonshment Of the youths
dandies, and mint-julep b'hoys Of the present age
whose exclamation, generally when they saw the ra
Wishing sight, was "Could you stand that ?n Alas.
alas Temporal. mores! the times of Milton are gone
by the race of Joseph is no more Comus and his CON-
panons need not court and solicit, they courted
produced at Burtons, is really grand, rich elegant
beautiful 1t Is well worth seeing and believe it is
the first time that this only piece Of the great Milton
has ever been produced in the United States.
CAMPBELL's MINsTRELs.-These excellent musicians
are creating perfect frore among the music loving
portion of our community and not only among them
but also among those who never before charmed
by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS After hearing the Camp
bells, however they give in. and acknowledge that
this branch of musical exhibitions is certainly capa
BILE of being brought to the greatest state Of perec
ton Let every one go and hear these elegant sing
ers Last night, they generously gave all their re-
cepts to the sufferers by the late frc Brooklyn,
most praiseworthy deed To. night they give a first
rate concert.
THE MoRAvIAN SINGERs.-In consequence Of the
dissgreeabe state of the weather last night this Ia
Tented and accomplished band Of vocasts have post
poned their concert till tonight, when the same
tonishng powers which have hitherto delighted the
lovers Of sweet sounds will again be exerted for the
public Qualification. The wonderful xocordeon will
again be introduced, and If there be any who are
so insensible to musical attractions not to have
heard these astonishing performers 1t will be
sary for them to avail themselves of that pleasure
during this week. which, we understand, terminates
the ssay n avs
| in this city for long time.
HAVANA OPERA CoMPANY.The following dist nguish-
ed artists have arrived in the steamer Europa They
all members Of the Royal Italian Opera Covent
Garden. and are ON their way to Havana with Sgnor
Badiali to fulfil engagement at the Tacon Theatre
souta; Signor Ignazio Marini primo basso profondo
ABSOLUTE Sgnor Eufemio Poonini, primo basso pro-
fondo; Signor Enrico Patti prims viooncello They
leave in the first steamer for Havana Signora Ma
retta Albon, having been engaged to give concerts
in England and Scotland prevented her acceptance Of
she promises to be here next year.
COLLINS the Irish comedian and vocalist is drawing
immense houses at the Walnut street theatre Phila-
delphia. He appears to be as popular as ever.
Mr. ]: Brougham is playing round Of Irish oharac-
tiers at the Buffalo theatre.
The dysentery has been making fearful ravages with
in ha vic nit Of dur;np ~.