The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-09
character and all tn. pieces in which they appear,


resest sest They consisted of the very successful
,eices of "Tir,e Tries An""Lifs," the New Orleans
serensders concert and the piece Of "Lola Mon
tesn We have on several occasions, spoken In high
terms OF "Tims Tries Ann and each succeeding repre-
re ptaton Of serves to confirm the success Of the
piece Miss Weymss has improved most wonderfully
since her last at the Bowery and she now
svipcss all the powers Of most intellectual actress
has taken . stand artist Of most uudoubted
merit We hope to her perform round Of charae-
tiers suited to her high talents before concluding her
present engagement. The drama OF "Lifen still at
trscts much attention II Is most admirably got up
drama and excsllently played Mrs. Tlton's Barbara
Is fine piece of acting, and ia much applsuded every
eve ming. The piece Of Lola Monies" ferved last
evening to introduce Miss Conway in part where she
had more scope than the part she first appeared In.
Miss Conway has pleasing figure good voice and is
evidently well acquainted with what is technically
termed stage business She will be quite acquisi-
naders are going on most prosperously. They are
most talented set Of singers and the amusing
plause To- night the same bill will be presented.
pwAyBTHEArRE-The tragedy OF Werner,
by the late Lord Byron at this theatre
for last night in which Mr. J. Wallsck, Jr., also
announced in the character of Werner, Mr.. Dyott
Ulrick, and Josephine by Mrs. Abbott. To Mr.. Ma
cready the public indebted for the adaptation Of
this production to the stage and to his
the public equally indebted for the IL has
experienc 1t may now be denominated q standard
playa stock piece the stage-s piece Of all others
eQuires from the prominent actors, Judgment
an identity, contamination, that rarely be met
with-ever ambitiously sought after-sedom success
fully attained Everybody knows or ought to know,
that the plot Of this piece Is founded Miss Lees
Canterbury Tales" from which the noble author
has derived the absolute materials Of most iusipid
story There are nevertheless abundant evidences Of
the poetic frenzy Of the talented dfamatist that in
many instances are calculated to develop the mental
and ysical powers of the represe of Werner
We heartily wish could ssoibe to Mr. Wallack the
merits he vainly aspres deficient in voice. figure
and action, he sinks into obviousnsss of his own
natural powers by miserable ambition to cou inter-
felt those of others: The Uric" of Dyott, was .
Genuine and heartfelt representation. All the charac
tiers well sustained yache was excellent. The
" Pas de Deux" was admirably executed by Celeste
and Wetho, and the farce of the Dumb Belief fully
developed the comic powers O.: Messrs. Lester and
Shaw, Miss F. Wsllack and Mrs. Watts.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-The fairy extravaganza of
the Invisible Prince" performed the first piece
last evening 1t is very amusing piece and the wit.
ty Dialogues smart sayings, lively music and singing
and excellent acting with which it abounds give it
great currency with the audiences. The Invisible
Prince by Mr. Burke, is very funny part, and shows
his comic powers to the best advantage. Dawes as
Prince Furibonde fulfilled his part the strict letter
of the announcement in the bill as he indeed made
"most extraordinary Prince" Little Miss Chapman
did her part Of the fairy Gents very PRETTY aud
maid, were very amusing: The Fatal Snow Storm"
dancing by the pretty Miss Carline and the farce Of
audience not numerous as the excellent per-
formances deserved but in these times OF political ex
ThA 1OnU
agony of the election, however, is now OYER and We
expect that henceforth the Naonal will have as large
audiences as ever. Tonight, Mr. Burke will take .
benefit and four most popular pieces will be present.
ed, viz -" Grandfather Whitehead the drama of
the Land Pirate written by Mr.. BurkeJ' the bur.
lesoue Of "Mr MacGreedy also from his PEN and the
{" Invisible Prince.n The Grandfather Whitehesd ~
Mr. Burke is most admirable piece of acting and the
other pieces announced are all most amusing We
trust that Mr. Burke's numerous friends will rally
strong on this occasion.
Burrows THEArRE.-This theatre was as usual last
evening visited by full and fashionable audience to
witness the popular drama, Dombey Sonn Mr..
Burton Captain Cutie, received as on former
occasions, with renewed applause. Mr.. Raymond as
Toots, Mr.. Brougbam, Major Joe Bagstoek together
with Mrs. Vernon, Mrs. knight, Mrs. Brougham and
Miss HILL took their respective parts with great excel
lence bringing down the strongest appreciation from
the delighted audience. This play is got up in STYLE
that think, cannot be well surpassed and we doubt
much If 1t can be equalled. 1t should be seen by All
the moral Of the piece s good and by the
house each night of its representation The dance
" FL Jsleo de Xeres' by Miss Walters very pref
tily executed, embracing much skill and grace Next
came the piece of the " Winterbottoms, which
is very laughabe, and well played The evening q
enter cluded with the loo al drama
called New York in Slices" which, last though not
least, was received with renewed applause The N.
terta nts for this evening "Dombey Son aud
q new farce called the Bind Man and his Stick %
translated from the French said to be a very good
piece. We advise all who want to pass q leasant
evening to 60 to BurtoR'e.
Broadway CIRcus.-In spite Of the numerous places
of amusement existing in New York this beau
tiful amphtheatre is frequented every evening BY
crowd Of admirers. The performances Of last night
really deserving Mrs Carroll in her equestrian
feats, received with great applause and demons
tratons Of delight and Mr. Carroll in the great two
horse act, was hailed with the most unbeu nded
plaudits AS for the little Master williams his daring
feats fill the beholdsr with fearful delight. and ali
stand in wonder at the grace exhibited by this dar
ing little boy. The two clowns Of the company
John Gossn and Gardner were, as usual welcomed BY
the Az die nee, and excited much laughter by their
foolish and merry reparties and Jons aos They ma
be called the real life Of the ring at the Broad Vay
Circus for they are very clever and full of humor The
entertainment concluded with the pantomne of
the 4" Miller and the Goldman which elected m och
pleasure. We are glad to announce that the French
company Of synnasiennes, direct from Paris con-
sisting Of Mons. Julien, Mons Martinetti, Madame
Julien, Madame Martinetti, and lie petit uare Garlic
engaged to appear this evening and will undoubt.
eddy attract the of
Tryon and Thompson.
SANDS, LENT Co.-This immense establishment t.
which is elegantly arranged for the accommodation Of
Eighth street and the surrounding neighborhood
The exhibition embraces the of
the 81 mnasium the mensgerie the arena and menase
Among the most prominent portions Of the perform.
ancts are the Olympian games Of Mr.. Sands and his
talented Children the extraordinary feats of the twin
ponies fighting ponies, and the daueng horses May
Fly and Bueephaus, are, in the mseves sufcie ntly
attractive to draw large assemblage every evening
CHRrsTy's MINsTRELs.-Those who are disappointed
result OF cannot do better than
and listen for evening to the sweet songs OF the
Christys They will foothe their troubled spirits bet
ter than anything We know Of Their room, however,
is so crowded every evening, that those who
wish to hear them ought to go early, If they wish to
get agood seat.
The GRAND CONCERT OF THE GERMANIA MUSICAL
SOCIETY, Saturday evening next at the Taber
will be one of the most brilliant Of the season This
Germanans since their arrival in this city have con.
trbutsd much to the smusement Of the public and
their performances have been Of the most brilliant
kind. As their band 8 composed Of many mem.
beers, their expenses neceesry heavy; and we are
afraid they have not obtained such remuneration as
they merit. This concert on Saturday evening next
Is got up under the auspices Of large committee of
musical professors and amateurs, ana may be looked
on concert complimentary TO the tale nted mem.
bers Of the band We trust II will be mere compli-
IN. mt fbut productive Of good solid return in the
shape Of cash. Madame Otto, Mrs e. r.. Horn, Mr. r.
Meyer, MIR Scharfenberg, Mr. Timm. and Signor Ds
b. gnis, have volunteered their assistance and the
programme will be a most brilliant one.