The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

st the Park this evening" when the admirable ballet Of
Esmerslds" viii be produced The manner in which
the distinguished artists who perform in this ballet
have heretofore acquitted themselves the applause
which has invariably followed their dancing has indu-
oed the proprietor 10 avail himself Of their services in
another engagement. In addition to !" Esmeralda''
there viii be presented farce and burlstts. Our
Mary Anne with which the amusements commence Is
excelIently cast. Messrs Dawson Chapman. Stafford
and Fletcher and Misses Rose Telbin and Flynn
tanning the principal characters the piece In toe
afterpiece Of Forty and Fifty Mr. Gilbert will appear
ae Mr. Liywhite. and Mrs Gilbert as Mrs Lnlywhite,
the other parts being well cast During the evening
the orchestra will play grand overture LIE Domino
Noir." delightful place to pass the evening
hardly be- selected and the ha udsome manner in
which the pieces put upon the stage ut " Old Dru-
ry'' makes the house douby inviting, especially when
the talent Of the performers is taken into account
BowERY THEATRE There will be most splendid
attraction at this house this evening, Shakspeares
celebrated tragedy of Coriolanusn il to be played
This will be the first time that this tragedy has been
performed at the Bowery and every has been
taken to give it effective cast Mr. Hambln will be
the Coriolapus and we'll will he enact the naughty
Roman 1t Is part for which he Is admirably suited;
his fine eocoton his comma ng figure and appear
will all unite TO make his of this
character fine one Mr.. Hamblin has played with
much spirit end energy during his present mt
and all who admire line acting ought to visit the
Bowery now. OF the general getting up Of Corola.
NUS safe in predicting that it will be produced
with all the maghifcence, in the way of scenery SC,
for which the Bowery Theatre il justly celebrated
v H. y. IL III,
Stevens Tilton Wnans, and all the promine mt men,
beers Of the company will have parts this tragedy
Signora Ciocca and SigDor Neri will appear in the
course Of the evening of their eeg dances
and the amusing commedy OF "Chares the Second
viii conclude the evenings entertainments The
house, no doubt, will be crowded
BRoApwAy THEATRE.-The versatile Mr. Collins
who is probably the best Irish comedian In the United
States, and Who in addition to his excellence in this
line, is also most pleasing vocalist, has bee per-
forming to very excellent houses at this theatre
the past week, and the management have no
cause to complain of the patronage which has been
bestowed. In lively farce, genteel comedy and the
pereonaton the Irish gentleman (Which is USUALLY
the great sticking point with Irish comedians), MIR
Collins may be- said to be unrivaed supported as
he has been, and Is, by the very excellent COM
the very elegant in which the entert ailments
are got up The Broadway Theatre is now celebrated
tnrougnout the mon for the spendor of its arrange
mente, both as regards the accommodations tor yis
tors the decorations of the house. and the manner in
which the stage business is carried We ed only
add that all these features kept up at their ory
nal standard and those who visit this theatre will find
our assertions to be strictly correct. To night Mr.
Collins will appear as Mr. McShane in the amusing
comedy of the Nervous Man nd the Man of Nerye'
also AZ Morgan Rather. in g How to Pay the Rent
bill
NATIONAL THEArRE-The production of a new
piece, with all the magnhcencs which the well known
iberalty Of the manager Of this house devise will
no doubt prove highly satisfactory to the numerous
patrons Of the favorite National The piece is " Es-
moralds" stage version of Victor Hugos celebrated
novel, which affords much room for most elegant dis
play. The present version of the novel enters more
into the story than previous which has been
pre- ented to the public; and the dramatic incidents
will be finely worked out. Mics E. Messenger will take
Gudule and Herbert, Taylor Palmer, Sc will all aU y.
pear The popular Mysteries and Miseries of New
York will aso be played This piece is successful
as ever in fact it is just in the height of its popu-
larity; but there other pieces to be pro-
duced it will soon be necessary to lay aside there
FORE those who have not yet seen it, had better be
quick about it. The farce Of Catching an Heiress ),
will also be played The accommodations fer visitors
at the National of the first class The box keepers
are mott polite and attentive and parties going there
will meet with every attention. but the house is so
fully attended every night, we recommend those who
wish good go early or secure them during the
day.
NIBLos - Comedy has been the attraction here
lately and the talented company given some
Of the most elegant representations which have been
witnessed for some time in New York The two Placides
played last week, and the Rivals' the " Two Dro-
mios, and various other comedies brought them most
advantageously before the p-blic Miss Isabel Dick
inson has likewise created quite q sensation in her
see more of her. Tonight MIR. Hackett will appear in
his fAvorite part of the fat knight, Fasta in Henry
W. The excellence of his performance of this part
is universally acknowledges and as the pav il most
admirably cast, with Mr.. Vandenhof, Mr. Crisp Chip
Pendae, Placide &C. there is no doubt that it win
De performed In most perfect style The farce of the
hton Boy" in which Miss Dickinson is so excellent
wiz hkewie be played The great charm of the enter
the various parts in piece distributed among
competent actors thus avoiding those garine ineoua
tiles which are apt to occur when there one star
surrounded BY a company of mediocre talent Mr.
Macready will appear at Niblo's on Wednesday even
ing. 1t will be the great theatrical event of the
BURROWS THEATRE-The excitement in favor ~
this elegant house keeps up and the very entertain
ing amusemens which got up, are certainly most
admirable During the past week, sd ombey and SOM
has again been the attraction, and Captain Cutie
MI roots, Jack Bunsby, and all the dramatis per.
soma OF this most successful DRAMA have been wei.
been bestowed the very rst time that IL
produced. OF the excellence Of the actors in this
mond, &C.. thoroughly identified with their rs
tpective parts that they will always be looked on as
me great originals; To night, new drama in two
Burton Mrs. Vernon, Mrs. knight, MIR. Lynne, Jor.
dan Hamilton, Raymond, will all appear. From the
way the piece is cast it will be admirably acted and
no doubt it is interesting piece or Burton would
NOT nave got 1t up The Capture Of Captain Cutie,
will played next or this laughabe sketch we need
only say, II Is but second to "Dombey and Son The
farce OF Poor Piicody will also be played Burton
will also appear in this piece Thus the bill for to-
nights one OF the beet yet produced at this house
CHRisrY's MINsTRxLs will once again resume their
seats at Mechanics Hall this evening" after an absence
OF some weeks during which time they have be max
Ing most successful tour to the westward. They
come back In fine spirits and full of good songs witty
sayings &c. Their dances, lectures, and ali their
amusing dddendd to the regular of toe evening
are all rs racy as ever and many new additions have
Deen made to them SO that nov in.y are nrerared to
give even more satisfaction than before Their aston
for ten successive months here has not
maze thera careless on the contrary they deter
%nea 90 heep up with the times, and If possible add
selves. N' 'A0"1'
. CAMrBELL's MiSsrRELs keep on the even tenor of |
their way, and every evening they sing to crowded
house. Indeed if their concert room were twice "A |
large as 1t is still they would have it filed They are
most elegant singers and the dancing Of Mr. Luke
West indeed most graceful though 1t is callad in
Inc bills burleeque." They now about to CON- |
mence the ninth week Of their concerts and from all
appearances they will have long yet before the
public will let them 60.
Miss MiARTENI and LEvAssEURs beautiful philosophi-
cal entertainment, which is given every evening at
Inc New Room in Broadway, is attracting the atten-
on OF the public, and we were glad to hear that the
exhibition was well attended last week It IA one of
.h0ee fhinQa which