The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-08
TWO CENTS.
Theatrical ana Musical.

Win Hi1S hs5y SJioi 6s buciAuh NOtWftn-
standing the excitement prevailing out doors there
WAS a very good house, and the audience testified
their appreciation Of the excellent acting of the two
brothers by the wsrmest applause. Mr.. II. Plaode
afterwards appeared in Grandfather Whitehesd"a
part in which he appears to much advantage, and
which 10 deservedy popular. During the perform
ances the voices OF the actors often drowned by
the stirring notes Of the fife and drum and the cheers
OF the various bodies marching past the theatre This
evening, Mr.. II. Placide will appear as Sir Harcourt
Courtly, In London Assurance" with the cast of
Monday evening The Comedy of Errorsr will also
be repeated with the brothers the two Dromioe
BowrRY THEATRE,-The house was nelly filed last
evening, considering 1t was the evening Of election
day The lower tier Of boxes crowded with most
brilliant assemblage and the other parts of the house
were equally well filed. The beautiful new niece of
Time Tries AL" was acted FIRST. Miss Weymss fully
confirmed the very favorable impression she made on
Monday evening In this part Miss Wsymfs Ia indeed
most admirable actress, and in such parts as Laura
Leeson" appears to the best advantage. We think
her acting in the second act in the nal scene but
one, especially was most superb Mr.. J. M scott as
the father, and J. II. Hail. as Matthew Bates acted
though lie had not much to say, was very funn1:
and Mrs Conway, as Fanny Fact" was ute anus
ing. Miss Conway is most pleasing actress, and we
predict, will become quite a favorte in New York.
The interesting drama Of Life" the concert Of the
New Orleans SeIenaders and ballet advertisement
the rest of the entertainments This is the se-
cond week Of" Lfe it is most elegantly got up and
the story is a most instructive one It ought 70 be
seen by all. The Serenaders are succeeding i'm.
meneey; they are all perfect musicians and vooalists
The ballet was well got up under the supervision or
MIR. CIV: Smith To night there will b. 6ne bill
presented
BROADWAY THEArRE.-This Observation-Disclosures. under
the spirited direction and of the propr,e
tor, Mr.. Marshall has entered upon new career Of
fresh triumph and success Yesterday when the great
battle was fought at the polls between the two riva,
asprsnts for more than imperial power and dignity
while the free soil party at the battle like another
Stanley, was flying from army to the other, I'M
certain which 1t should aid with its forces
the no less famous battle of Bosworth field With W.
Walack Jr. and Mr. Dyott for its heroes vas fou-ht
on the grand stage Of the Broadway, with mimic
energy, and magnificent paraphernal and gorgeous
display. Mr.. Walack's performance Of the hump
backed Richard was study of great art In which the
most fcrupuous care, the most elaborate imitation
and the perfection of hstrionc dignity were displayed
last night. Mr. Walack certainly enacted this din
cult character with great talent and II he was not
original, as who we'll be In this part y vet he Wa
not very far below In bis mutations the highest stars
Who have preceded him great degree of the perfeo-
ton OF art and study with great precision moe cor
rectne.s and imposing grandeur of tone and manner
are exhibited in the defamation and speeches Of Mr.
Wanck, who, for these and other high uuelties NAV
lay just claims to the title of tragedian of no small
calibre. The other characters were cast with much
Dyott as usual played with that fine taste skin and
talent, for which he is e;nipe distinguished Miss
Wallack,as Lady Anne drew down the most enrap-
tured applause OF her admirers The beautiful Mrs
Abbott commanded the genuine admiration which IL
ever conceded to her chaste, modest, elegant, and
Of" Our Mary Anne" in which Hadaway, Shaw. and
Mrs Abbott greatly distinguished Themselves, con
Guided this most eventful day and evening.
NATIONAL THEArRE.--The very laughabe farce Of
Ole Bull' commenced the evenings tainmsnt.
last night at this house and 1t WAS received with
tnued shouts Of laughter from begin ming to end L.
certainly Is most laughable affair." and though of
course not very probable in story serves the purpose
Of amusing the folks Burks's Ebenexer C.lfia v,rv
funny piece OF acting-he assumes the Yankee part
we'll Mrs Chapman as the Yankee he 10, was oapitaj
The drama off, Jack Sheppard which has been az "a.
voraby received lately was again played with as much
appauded in their respectve parts The yerv
fal extravaganza Of the Invisible Princs Concluded
the entertainments. This piece is likely To hscoms
great fayorite at the National 1t is CAN'T av cot nm
and tie dialogue is very witty The songs chor
Co. are all excellent, and the mock hsrocs Of the VA,
rious dramatis persona are most amusing The com.
pany at the National is first rate. Mrs Chsnnan
Mics Mesayer Miss Miles and the other ladies' are ali
greatfavorites and excellent actresses Chanf,au is
determined to keep the ball rolling at bis house and
he does 1t thoroughly for better regulated place Of
amusement is not to be In town Eor t n;sht,s
bill We refer to our list of amusements
.BuRIoS's THEATRE, CHAMBERS SrREEr The ir-
resistble and ever amusing ertainmsnts at this
theatre are not only the topics general remark but
the incentives to general curiosity Dombey & Son
seem to monopoxs the universal attention fust,v.
for, in the representation Of this piece, all
the talents OF that theatrc fully aud efficiently
brought into requistiop The eyentful period Of th
election, although 1t did not limit the number OF the
audience last night, fcrbids four intended remarks
We have only to say, that this favorits and highly
popular piece will be repeated this nip9 and ths1
GENTLY than at present we can Command t.st,, en-
to the enterprise OF tho propretors and the talents or
the Performers.
BROADWAY CrRcrs.-This elegant place of amuse-
ment nightly receives many visiters who welcome with
plauds and bravos the elegant feats OF horssmsu.bin
Of the admirable troupe of Messrs. Tryon Thomp
SON. The celebrated Mcfarland last night in
his matcbless exersse of still vamng and excited the
wonder Of the whole assembly, Mime Carroll . vary
handsome ecuyere made her debut in . beautiful act
elected much applause Little Bob Williams ch.rm
ing and beautiful boy made great impreeion bv his
sshity and daring feats on the horse. As for Mr.
John Gotsin the inimiable clown, and his assooates
they produced, as usual much laughter BY their vttv
conundrums nd merriment In short, the new Broad.
way circus is doing fine business, and will undoubt-
eddy enjoy a most prosperous season for TIE vhos
winter A great bill for this evening is offered.
SANDS LINT Co.-The performances of this we'll
oompany are Witnessed every evening by
hundreds OF our citizens The Olympian Games Of Mr
Sands and his truly talented and interesting ohidren
orm themselves an exhibition capable ofattrsoting
crowds But when add to these the eouestrisn AMI
other performances Is to us no way surnrising that
ms eompsSy Is 60 extensively patronissd Other
great sagscty Of the twin ponies and also the puss
tic feats Of the ponies Deaf and Tom Sprpe To-
ssthsr with the beautiful dancing and sxesllsu time
variety had better visit this circus
CmRsrr's MIvsrRELs, though black IS the ace OF
spades TO use rather hackneyed smile, never
the!ess most musical backbir and thew tune thai,
threats every evening to some purpose they amuse
full house nightly They must BE- making lots Of
cath and as for fame and Iepuaton why there "a No
nd to They will give first rate programme this
venipg
THE GrRmANiA Musical SocrErY will ON Saturlsv
evening next give n most brilliant concert At the
Tabernacle, under the auspices of large comnitte.
Of professors and amateurs who desire thus 10 show
following emil mt artists have volunteered thsr ors
tutous seIyces, viz: Madame Otto, Mrs C. T.. Horn
Messrs Ihhip Myers Schsrfenbery and Tinm and
thtugh Iabt, not least the pleasing AID ponni.r
S'gntr De Begins. The programme will be : brilliant
one In addition to the ibimitsyie performan.es ~
the Gtrmanians, the other 6r.iss will appear to ths
beat advantage and we Expect that the mert.
OF the performances viii Of themselves attrc an audi
ence large enough to MI every part Of the Tabernacle