The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14
Theatrical and NIusIcaI.

Mr. Hamblin, sustained with his usual ability and
in the of the performance be was repeatedly
sppauded. The piece has been got up in highly
credtable manner, and with effective cast who 40
quilted themselves with much credit. The new and
original categorical advertisement, Liberty" also
repeated last evening This well got ballet which
has been composed and arranged by Mons H. Mon
plaisir was received with deserved applause. The
very could not but insure 1t cordial reception
before an American audience; and the slegorical re-
presentations Of America, Europe, Asia, and Africa
which designed the progress Of Liberty
throughout the world beautiful conception which
reflects much credit ON Mons II. M. Both the Mon
paisirs Will appear this evening In two
and on to morrow evening Mons. M. takes his bsne.
at, which will doubtless be attended by o crowded
house. On Saturday, Nine: Adele Monplaisir takes
her farewell benefit which will be the last sppea-a
Of this highly gifted family upon the Park boards The
bills put forth for the respective benefits Of both will
be found highly attractive and thS claims OF these dis
the numerous patrons of this popular and fashionable
theatre, according to their high deserts.
BowERy THEATRE.-Ths very lsughsble farce Of the
6 Houee Dog" commenced the entertainments at thii
houfe last evening. The acting Of Winans, Is Dust
the House Dog" is all Of the piece, the farce It.
self has but very slender story but that head and
tail Of wnaps :a the business and kept the audience
IN Hisfiv 1sntHd Wipaps js one of the best oemit
actors on the stage and bis position o. Inc lavo
rite performer In that line at such spleEdid mouse
the Bowery Is proof positive Of his high merits.
Driesbaeh and his animals his living statusry hi
wonderful command all his spe ndid collection
ferocious quadrupeds, still continues to delight and
astonsh crowds every evening; he is the Emperor Of
the animal kingdom, doubt and every ought tc
visit the Bowery during his engagement The do o.
ing of Cocoa snd'her companions is nightly received
with the greatest applause in fact the Bowery theatre
is now going on in first rate style and fully SUPPORT.
Its we'll reputation Of being Of the best
most eprtedly conducted thestres In the Union For
to- nights bill, We refer to our list Of smusements.
BROADWAY THrArRE.-The audience at the Broad.
way theatre entertained, last evening, by that
dv Tha fcrG
Mr.. Blake personated Hr Peter Teazls Mr.. vache
appeared Sir Oliver Surface, Mr.. Dyott as Joseph
and Mr.. Lester Charles. Mr. Richings assumed his
favorits character Of Sir Bepjamin Bsckbite Miss F.
Wallack played Lady Teazle, Mrs Abbott
Maria, and the rest Of the east we'll made up. The
performance we'll received The comedy popular,
and Is calculated to please at all times. After the
principal piece Of the evening concluded, Pas
th wa: performed 6y Ssests and Wietho to
4" Lend NE Five Shings' concluded the entertain
ments The manager of the Broadway has in prepare
ton grand romantic spectacle which will soon be
brought forward, and on which based great hopes
cfsuccess Mr.. Richines Is to take benefit at this
house to- morrow evening, and no doubt his friends
=" will be there to see"
NATIONAL THEArRE.-The drama of "Ernest Nal.
travers," somewhat altered in story, certainly from
the novel of that name Inexperienced last evening at
this house, before very large audience and the per-
formers in it were all we'll received. Mr.. and Mrs
Thorne made the most of their parts and Tilton and
Mcfarland were also much applauded. The story is
somewhat strained STILL for stage effect 1t answers
we'll The dresses scenery, &c. all splend did and
the whole piece was very successful The "Mysteries
andMiseries" and the "Lady Of the Lions concluded
believe written by Mr. Burke, whe comcaly enacts
Clod Meddlenot. MIR Burke is good writer as he
is an acter. His Murre, MIR MacGreedy, the present
piece and various others that have presented are
all favoree Can't he get up good local piece to
show off Nose Sykesy, & Co, in some fresh scenes?
We should think he would be Just the man to do it,
Mr. and Mrs Thorne play again this evening" and to-
morrow Mr. Thorne will take his benefit. Mr.. Scott,
the favorite tragedian will shortly make his appear
ance at the National
Burrows THEArnE.-Again this interesting place of
amusement was crowded with highly respectable
audience, to witness the attractive pieces which
Mr.. Burton is almost nightly producing. Last even
ing the performance commenced with the Breach Of
Promise" in which Mr. Burton, old Ebeneser Sud.
den, stands unrivalled. Mr.. johnson as Jabber, .
Chapman and Mrs. Vernon very perfect receiving
all through the piece great applause The Tragedy
principal star. The entertainments concluded with
the new indescribability called Where's Barnum 20
This piece Is new comical piece, full Of wit and hu-
NOR The manager brings on the stage very small
child, dressed as Napoleon, much less than Tom
Thumb" This little genius Is called Colonel Great Toe
Mr.. johnson takes the character Of down east Yam
kee to perfection Mr. Burton IS the great baby, in
the baby Jumper fairly takes the audience by storm
such drel and comical appearance h. exhibits, that
the auden 10 completely nvu.ed with laughter
The appaute in this piece is tremendous. To night
the same pieces are to be performed and predict
usual crowded house.
GUrG'L's CoNcERr.-This being the last appearance
Of this band previous to their departure for
the South, and the programme being deeply interest
Ing the Tabernacle, doubt will be we'll filled by all
those who have been charmed by their harmo NOUS
strains rince their arrival in this city Among msny
other GENE Of the evening, observe beautiful com-
position, called Musical Illustration of the Night
Review Of Napoleon, and his Departed Warriors as
also the plantive, thrilling piece, Sounds from Home"
every bar Of which s meodious and soult ching
that 1t Is always received with unanimous cheers.
There two airs are in themselves sufficient to attract
large assemblsge, and to well repay those who may
visit the Tabernacle this evening
BROADWAY CIRcus.-The well got up equestrian bal
Of attraction here. The equestrian performance Of
Mrs N. was much admired last evening. and the gene
raj entertainment was exc-llent. The Circus i'm
proves every respect under the enterprsing
ment Of Mr.. Tryon. We would remind the numerous
patrons Of Corporal Thompson, that his benefit takes
place this evening By oil means, let him have full
bumper"
GEOLOGICAL HALL.-The splendid collection Of wild
beasts to be here, Is daily visited by crowds,
both in the afternoon and evening. Seldom ha. .
finer exhibition of the kind been presented to cti
Gems than Is to be found in this me nagerie The
Hall in the BoweIy situated in the most central part
Of city and every possible accommodation afford
ed to the vister
CHRIsTY's MrNsrRELs.-It is a common saying, that
q thing is sure when gets It in black and white.
Th company prove the truth Of It, Is their black
Of fame to boot for We presume no one will confess
bimref to be behind the age not to have heard
and them in their inimitabe entertainments IL
any there are let them at correct this mistake
by going.
MELoDEor.-We need only say that this place Is -
well supplied with attraction Is ever. Whites Sers
there, and nightly give most elegant
certs.
CAMPBELL"s MINsTRELs are as lively ever, and
each evening dispense alarge dose of fun aud pleasure
to vast crowd Of attentive hearers who are never
tired Of listening to their excellent singing &c. Kim
berey lie making hay whilst the sun shines, and
hing finely there every prospect Of his
having long tpell at 1t.
THE NEw ORLEANS SERENADERs, with their eysnt
ent, ranments all the fashion days and are
pstropized by he elite Of the city They have not
been weeks before the public, and yet they have
already made for themselves great reputation fany
one Is at loss for most pleasing Of spending the
ming he can be accommodated by the Sere naders
TIE AMrHIoN.-Yankee Hill and q strong team Of
dancers singers &C. are performing at this snug little
houfe, next door to the Broadway Theatre. The en-
10 arranged by Mr. Hill and consists of
his own augbable mouologues dancing, singing, &c,