The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-13

where nj. Nadame appear DOnf-
zetti's grand opera OF Lucia di Lammermoor.n tits
fad that the music Of tn. italian maestro aGerds both
these singers very crest triumph No doubt ell the
dieanti of New York vii GO and see how deeply two
French singers under tand the true accentuation
this famed opera which is full of feeling and harmon
GUS melodies
NATIONAL THEArRE.-It Is really amusing to stand
the steps this house the early part Of the
ing, and witness the gerness with which the crowd
goes in to see the popular amusements which are
nightly given here Hundreds upon hundreds enter
until, at early hour every seat and nook from
whence even glimpse Of he stage can be had, ID ILL
ed up. Truly, The National Theatre is most popu-
lar place OF amusement. and the energy displayed In
the continual succession Of pieces, meets its
ward in the Immense patronage which Chanfrau 10
enjoying The last new piece is farce called the
I" Mistaken Story" and such a. witty and lsughabe
ney Miss Mestayer nd Psrdey keep the house in one
continued roar from tire beginning to the end, and
poe; rcannny AMI the series Of mistakes they all
most amusing piece. The famo1e )" Mysteries and
Mseries," is in the zenith Of its popularity; indeed,
each succeeding night 1t IS received with possible,
increased applause. We have so frequently noticed
this piece that only repeat that it is
most admirably acted play. and unlike most plays Of
the kind be witnessed frequently without losing
any Of its interest To night it will be repeated and
the farces Of the Kiss in the Dark" and He's not
Miss" will be acted with it.
BrnroN's THEArRE.-This beautiful theatre was
filed last night to its utmost extent, and the pieces
performed Of the very first order. The farce Of
Poor Pllycod1y' was repeated, in which Mr.. Burton
kept The house in a continual Of laughter in the
personston Of John Peter Plly coddy. The farce is
excellent and cev-d with the greatest favor
Tho new and beautiful drama of 4" Comus" was
peated with great effect THIS is certainly of the
serves it in style perfectly eucha ming The abssus
perfect, and the operate cast which it contains
renders 1t more than interesting. Mr.. Lynne ap.
peared as Comus, d read the language of the great
poet (Nton) in fine style To describe it would be
impossible. and to all we would say go and see it, and
you can not but admire it The Capture Of Captain
Cutie and Buusbys Weddng,'' closed the perform
ances, in which the Captain (Mr Burton), Toots (Mr
Raymond, Susan Npper (Nlrs Brougham), and Buns
by (Mr. NickiDson), appeared with great effect This
is extract from the great Dombey and Son, and is
if possible, more popular than that portion which
was before produced by Mr. Burton. Under such
able manag. emit the tide of prosperity still news to
s eas sns with the oass s
consequence that fortune will be at the eud.
The TABERNAcLE.-THE MoRAvIANs.-This talent
ed band another OF their vocal and instrumental
concerts last night but regret to say that the At
tendance was not numerous their splendid
talents deserved. Msd-moiseie Lovarny is one Of
long time She sicgs with great Judgment, and pos
voice Of extraordinary compass The greatest
satisfaction infested by the company. and Sc
vcra pieces were encored. The other members Of this
talented company acquitted themselves to the admi
ration of all who heard them We are astonished and
shted with the performance Of Stnpel on his novel
wood and straw instrument. which called forth the
unbounded applause of the audience Every admirer
OF good singing should avail himself of the opportunity
to hear thee spen did singers before their departure
for such rich and novel treat has not been offered in
this city for long time.
THE APOLLO Rooms-NR HArroS THE CELEBRATED
PIANIST FROM LoNDoN-Ths accomplished musician
and composer gave his first entertainment here last
night, to a crowded and fashionable audience. The
novel and peculiar style Of this gentlemans enter.
tainment has given the most subounded satisfaction
and from the great applause and frequent encores
with which several of the pieces were received we
venture to say that MIR Hatton will become an
immense favorite in this country The new national
song Washington called forth great applause and
the comic song Of the sdventurers of Robinson
Crutoe elected great laughter from the strange and
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tratiDg thederent phases of The Of this world
renowned hero. But the ceatrc song of The
little fat man" kept the house in continued roar of
laughter. The peculiar sty le in which it rendered
would shake the gravity of stoc, and the audience
which were inter-persed with many comic local allu
sions, and which were partly Nr. Hattons own COM
potition-partly from Me pde eohp, Rossni aud Scar
iati-the audience greatly delighted, and ex-
pressed their feelings in frequent bursts Of applause
we unde lei tar that he purposes giving second
concert at the same place. Friday evening next
and after the impression made last night, need
scarcely say that it cannot fail attract immense
audience as nothing Of similar kind has been ever
before attempted in this city
CAMpnELL's MrNsTRrLs. amidst all the public
amusements now going on still hold their own, and
have crowded houses every evening. They are the
very pnks Of negro Ministries and the really admira-
BILE manner in which they go through their elegant
concerts, Is the admiration of all their visitors We
lie.
not be forgotten these fine auturnnal evenings.
There is no more delightful promenade in town.
MrLoDEoN.-As usual the Virginia Serenaders
performing here with much cess IL is most ad-
mirably managed house and the hundreds of visitors
to 1t are always delighted with the entertainments
there.
still attracting hundreds Of visitors every evening
There no more popular exhib tion the numerous
find more pleasant way OF absolut ey seeing
their cniefs glorious deeds this panorama repre-
sents them with the most faithful adherance to the
true scenes in Mexico.
MAURICE SrnAKoscH.-Ths concert of this dissin-
guished pianist which will take place the I'd Of
October will be the mott attractive affair that has
taken place In this city. He has already engaged for
the orchestra and $50 artists The orchestra will
be composed Of all the members who engaged for the
ing professional nemen Of this city. This, indeed
will be cert emblins the great festivals which
have been given In Europe bv Paganini Mendelssohn,
Spohr, Benedict, Julien. otter artists OF great
musical renown. And WHEN it is generally known
that the following distinguished persons will be con-
nected with the vocal we nre ut loss to
know what room will be sufficiently large to scat the
va.t assemblsge that will attend this novel
the great kussan pianist The names of the vscalsts
are Sgnorina Truf, whose warblngs we have so
often listened to with delight also the great contrao
Madame Pco; the little city nightingale, Miss Julia
Northal and Mssrs. Beneiesti. ARNOLD, Valtellina
Dubreul, Rossi, sc The whole will be under the
kosch, aid eddy Mr.. Timm, will play q grand duo
arranged for tw opanos Every year we are arriving
TO greater musi al peri ION in this country and We
hail with deigh, ali ose whose deep Knowledge of
this ennobny science emnently entiic them to pub
lie patronage.
median, commenced an engagement at the Walnut
Street Theatre on Monday evening The house was
crowded TO Overlooking and his pption cnthusi-
astc as ever We uodsrsta, he succeeds Mr. Forrest
at the Broadway Theatre where he will be greeted by
his old frie nds and admirers
Mrs Fanny Kemble Butler is among the visitors at
the Revere House Boston She will soon rcapsear IL
is said on the boards Of tho Park Theatre New York
The Yellow Fever.
MI MAvo~'s OrrIcE, Sept IL, 1873
Inc Special Committee Of the Board of Health
report that the heato Of the city continues rood AS
pee their former reports eN'
DIR Whiting of the quarantine states, that NJ cases
OF yellow fever have been reported him within the
past twenty -four hours. No deaths