The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-05

played ia the true style. The afterpece Of q My
Aunt" followed, I'm which the part Of Rattle, was
sustained by MIR. Hadawsy in his nmitabie STYLE
and that Of Soberove by Mr. Andrews, in his ORR
ginal and peculiar way. Mr. Lester Dick Dsshall
y amused the audience with han dsome nation
Of the fop For the benefit of the thousands who were
unable to witness the performance of Mr. Forrest the
tragedy of the Gladiator will be repeated TO- night
and again would admonish every one to procure
tickets before night, entrance even to the gal
lery, will be utterly impossible.
NIBLo's, AsroR PLAcE.-Tho celebrated opera Of
Donizetti, "L'elerir d.amore," was performed last
evening at this fine Of amusement before very
crowded audience all composed of dettanti, who ap
precii.ed deserved, the unquestonable merits and
real talent of Mr. and Madame Laborde, as well the
musical effect produced by Signori Beneventano and
Sanquirco Madame Laborde is decidedly the Jenny
Lind" Of America. Her sweet and cultiva ted voice,
her admirable method her delightful execution, are
indeed, wonderful, and she u.s. Undoubtedly the best
days of the regretted Malibran The style in which
Madame L. rendered the lovely music of the Italian
maestro, elected much applause, and the fair canta-
trice deserved still than she received The first
aria of the Legend as well as the duo with Memo
rino' and that with Dulcamara." were executed
with skill, science, worthy Of the high school to
which Madame Laborde belongs Signor Sanquirco
asusual sang with great spirit the part of the Quack
laughter and applause. As for M. Beneventane, his
part of Belcoro' furnished him the occasion to dis
play the richness of his voice. and his self love- to the
greatest extent. How ptifu that with such
fine organ, this singer has not advanced step
sinse his arrival in this country M. Laborde,
the excee mt tenor, gave to his part naturei truth
which is generally peculiar to the French actors. His
first dress, which criticised for its simplicity,
nevertheless exact as we'll as that of his lady and it
is in these exactuses Of dressing that the French
medians unapproachabe. As for his singing, NJ.
Lsborde showed last evening" thst he possesses great
talent in his line and he rendered the aria of Una
Jurtra idgrima with feeling equal to that of Ru-
bni himself who is said to be the only who reached
The choruses fulfilled their duty very WE'LL and the
orchestra was, indeed fautless In short, ie tout
semde worthy of the highest notice The opera Of
9 II Edrbiere d Sepigfia will be performed this
ming and Sgnora Lietti Rossi, Signor Rossi Corso,
Sapqurico, and viet will perform the principal parts
This short musical season at Nibo's is very agree.
able arant godt of the winter promises Of M. Fry.
Burrows THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREEr.-We scarce
y know with what feelings the public will receive the
animation, that last night, for the twentieth time,
the most attractive piece Of Dombey SOM per.
formed and performed with vigor, in all the charac
tiers, that admits of competition 1t was received
with freshness, that in its earlier
confirmed the public in the belief OF its pre-eminen
We trust that the present resolution Of the
to withdraw SO popular and interesting performances,
suspension of piece that must ever command a re-
petition cbaste and elegant Pas de Styrien," by
Miss Walters and M Fredericks formed most accept
able interlude, between Of the most amusing and
laugbabe burlesques we have ever Witnessed" The
Palace Of Pleasure or the Invisible Prince-in which
Burton displayed those versatile that
peculiarly belong to him. and in which recog-
Missed with pleasure the temperance Of Mrs G.
sion Of which she distinguished ornament
The attractions of this piece numerous, and the
effective energies Of the most talented orchestra in the
city we're most harmoniously responded to by most
perfect chorus. We shall revert to this highly at
and space to say that Brougham's benefit will take
place to-night and that he will appear in Dombey
and Son." Rory o'Moore," and the Irish Patriot,''
that If they have not ought to immortaze
him. We will talk upon another occasion of some
premonitory symptoms of future enterprise of this
management, such q sequel and q curious one too
of Dombey and Son. the capture of the honest and
whole soued Capt Cutie the further adventures of
the disappointed and wo BECOME Toots and variety
OF other embryo entertainments that must command
public attention. But amidst all these anticipated
recreations let no one forget Brcughams benefit this
s evening.
National sTHEArRE-The announcement of the
new local piece of the "Mysteriss and Miseries of
New York; attracted tremendous audience last
evening. At an early hour in the evening the steps
and vicinity of the theatre were crowded; and within
short time from the opening of the doors the house
was found to be SO filled, that the further sale of
tickets stopped The interior Of the house Ger.
tainly presented an animated sppearance-tier upon
tier all filed the lower circle had its due proportion
pletely filed the lobbies as WE'LL every inch of space
In fact from whence even glimpse of the stage could
be had was filled After the farce of the Widows
victim, the curtain rose for the Mysteries =, and
the various localities such Broadway, Aston House.
Scr which were represented, were truly exeelently
gnpses we had Of him. seemed the same hearty b;hov
as ever; Sykesey. too, and his extra Heralds were
anu Lies Little Lies, gamblers.
fctitiou, counts Sc, all on hand The piece
was we'll received, and, we expect viii prove ths
piece OF the season. The farce Of the Wool Dealer
concluded the performances which will be repeated
this evening.
THE MorPLAIsIRs.-These talented dancers whose
triumph through the United States and recently in
from their journey in that country where thew have
won many lsurels and much money. We understand,
ger Of the Park Theatre, which he has embellisbsd
with SO much splendor and which will be now the frat
sass;n OF ths Union, has dentivey secured the
as OF their distinguished corps de ballet The engage
ment was signed last Saturday between tho two par
ties and it is decided that the ballet of NJ Monplasir
shall belong for the ensuing season. to the stock of
the Park Theatre, where they will produce in the most
appear as well In Paris sin London at the Academies
OF Music Among the principal features of Il is en-
gsgement we must mention the celebrated ballet of
Esmeralda," one Of the most beautiful pantomimes
poetcal conceptions ever produced on an stage
in which Mime. Adile Monplaisr will appear in The
before terminating this paragraph that nj Bartholo
MIN the distinguished maifre de ballet the able ex
srtions OF whom the public Of New York aud of the
nited States are indebted for the splendor and
gorgeous style in which the baets Of the Monplasirs
nave been produced, Is on the of returning to
Europe where he is obliged to go, account Of his
engagement in Paris Any how, Nj. b, there as well
as here with his talented associates will do all in
MS power %;e 70 please the American public, and will
appearance If possible, the newest chorographc pro-
of Europe. NJ BARTHOLOMEW will leave New
York with the regrets of all those who have been &C.
quainted with him. and appre his talents a. mai
ire de ballet well his kind maDnefs and perfect
demeanoI rs . gentleman.
MoRAviAr MINsrELs.--The Tabernacle last evening
was more than two.t thirds filed with a most fashion,
able audience who attracted ththor to hear the
sweet music Of those talented singers, the Moravans
who have been 80 eminenty successful since their rst
appearance In this city The concert Of last evening
was for the benefit Of Mile Lovsrny, the female sing.
er OF the company; and she introduced several new
songs In the course Of the evening We need not say
nat tne whole gave the greatest salts
faction Fl. m the first piece Of the evening" charm.
ing quinteto by the whole company down the very
last song every piece was appauded with great fervor
The Moravian Minstreis ordinary company of
inges they are indeed possessed of talents Of the
highest order and nightly increase In favor with the
CITE OF our music loving citizens Such a company as
this Is indeed worth listening to- and we are glad to
hear they have engaged the Tabernacle for every