The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-04

r.sso. Wy the character Of rssts, gAdr. Ray.snd)
though the very vorst spd slsst In the whole drama
tons - the ether richer and splendid ehsrsc-
tsrs Of The piece Toots Is Q mere simplston,
'Urdty and weakness. is certainly amusing, and is
veil r.yresented by MIR Raymond but 1t Is not so
dfcult character as any OF the others, inssmuch
to act the upmtgstsd tool is the most natural and
easy thing in the world One silly expression, +" It's
Of no consequence" for ever iuggsd in at the
nor fsn, has made the Sor.aSs Of sh" 'ns empty
character; fortune, like many moro substa initial
ones made without much labor or merit. Not
drsns, and their being SO seldom, il ever seen or
hnovn IN this country, yet the great and incrsas.
all surprising for the characters true are ORR
ginal are striking, and they most admirably and
Burton's Captain Cutie alone would give a run to
the piece. II the others were less striking and
effective; but in addition to the inimitabe captain
there II also an excellence, richness originality
IN all the others, such rarely to be
bined In one piece. Mr. Lynnes Dombey is a master
piece; IL 10 difficult to hit of the stiff proud dsmi
ing lordy mercha int; yet he does It to the life. Here
again. such character is hardly known in this
try and hence Mr. Lynne Others In this play is not
duly appreciated by the audience and the Ame-
rican critic Susan Npper Jack Bunsby, ference
and the Others could be better than
they are by MIR Brougham, Mr.. Jordan, Mr.. Lynne
Mrs. Brouebam, Mrs. Vernon, Mrs Knight and Mrs
Loeder On the whole this play is so rich, so beaut-
fu so varied atural full of feeling and affect
ing tenderness and witha well performed by each
ACTOR, that it would bear repeating. could almost
say, for three months to come. without intermssion
ana without producing safety and the increasing
crowds who come nightly to see II corroborate we
think our opinion We hope it win not be withdrawn,
ss threatened Captain Cutie will visitors again
tonight in another amusing character.
CHRIsrY's MISsrRELs nightly pouring forth
Noe ds OF melody as great almost the floods Of rain
that have deuRed our city Tor the last two three
days. but though the her. lately has been so very
uppropitious for evening amuseme mt seekers Christy
concerts have been finely attended and Mechau mic g
Hall has resounded again with the applause bestowed
on the efforts of these inimitabe musicians Some
men achieve greatness Shakespeare Chrsty band
belong to this class they have achieved an
and well deserved reputation. They will sing every
night this week.
ofparonsge and as they take every pains to keep up
With the times, and, If possible, 60 little ahead OF
them, their friends never grow weery hearing their
very pleasing concerts. They most admirable
singers okers and dancers and those who wish to hear
the perfection of negro minstrelsy. cannot 20 to
better place than these concerts.
MEssRs MunTESI AND LEvAssEuR will give their
elegant entertainment this evening" at the Now Room
in broadway We can truly add our testimony to the
universally expressed admiration of all who have wit
messed their dexterous and, indeed, highly scientific
performances. Their programme for this evening is
most varied and inter estipg.
MAURICE STRAKoscH.-This eminent artist gives
concert to- morrow evening. at the Female Academy,
Brooklyn He will be assisted by several distinguished
vocalists and instrumental performers No doubt he
will meet with all that his splendid abilities deserve
from the citizens of Brooklyn.
Miss Julia Dean left Cincn natl on the Goth ut for
Detroit.
Graham, now seventy.fve years of age, sang at a
concert in Birmingham, short time ago. 4 paper of
that town says" We ate nded with misgivngs as to
the result Of extraordinary experiment. but the
manner in which he two of his old favor.
lite pieces, made our fears give way to wonder His
pathos and exquisite defamation in Handel's recita-
tive Deeper and Deeper STILL truly thrilling;
tiby brought up the "reminiscences of the palmy days
OF this great artistic"