The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18


dnction Of the legitimate drama should always re-
ceive good patronage IL not only affords pleasure
and amusement but it Is source OF the highest in
tellectucl requirements Niblo determined, in
this season of theatrical competition to prove that
exertion shall be spared his part to make his theatre
as attractive any other in the city. This he has
Shown in the high order of entertainments which he
has given during his man agement at the Aston Place
Opera House, We should like to such ge ntleman
permanent proprietor.
national THEArRF.-This evening in addition to
the universally popular ysteries and Miseries of New
York ,"two most amusing pieces will be played the first
entitled This House to be Solo," burletta, founded
presume, the sale of the Shakespeare house, in
England, some time since. And the other piece
is the Pretty Girls Stilbergn in which the girls
viii have chance to show their military maueuvres,
and the rest Of the company will appear to advantage
These two pieces have been prepared for the stage
with much care, and will, doubtless, be admirably
represe nted every thing is that is performed ut the
National or the local drama, the famous" Mysteries
and Miseries' We need not speak the thousands who
have 1t performed for its interest and
the truly admirable in which it is Played by
every performer from Nose himself down to the most
trivial part in the piece. We only repeat, that
those who desire most perfect picture Of
tain kinds of life in New York. will find it at the Ma
tonal The rush to see is SO great that at an early
hour every evening the house is filed the best plan,
therefore, is to seats during the day The very
attentive and polite box keepers do every thing they
to accommodate all their visiters with comfort,
but of those who early have the best chance
There is theatre in New York attended by more re-
spectacle and intelligent audiences.
Burrows THEATRE-The beautiful lyrical poem Of
Milton, the Masque of Comus," has been the main
attraction at this house during the past week. the
sublime language of the immortal bard welded to the
glorious music of DR.. Arne, has been enchanting the
frequenters Of Burtons admirably managed house
We have often wondered that this "Masque' had
beeu got up in this country from the sublime
sentiments of the language beautiful music and whal
splendid scenic effects contained in it-al the most
thad
in it. and 1t forms entertainment in which the most
highly intellectual mind, we'll the that seeks
rather be pleased external show ind not only
Amusement but the qualification thas proved
emnently successful at Burtons where it is got in
beautiful STYLE and will be played presume, every
evening for time come, The agreeable farces
and little comedies which performed with every
evening" make the entertainments at this house most
pleasing. Tonight the Lehman Family, those grace
full psntomimists who have become such fvortes will
appear in piece called the esprit Of Air" and
the farce of Seeing the Elephant" together with
Comus," will form the evenings bill.
The MoIAvIAN MINsTRELs, who have met with such
unexamped success, in this city, will give another Of
their delightful concerts this evening, at the Taber
nace Since they first commenced, now some three
weeks believe they have been listened to by thou
sands of citizens and the universal opinion is,
that they most truly talented company Mile
LOvarpy, the priIha donna of the company has voice
various national airs English lrish Scotch Sc, is
perfect triumph for her To- night the concert 10 to be
for the benefit Of Herr Stoepe their best singers
and the programme includes all their most popular
airs, songs and quartettes Among them the beautiful
German air, "Du DUP and the English, Irish, and
Scotch music, by Mile Lovarny. We have no doubt
there will be a full house.
CAMPBELL's MINsTRELs-These gentry have taken
long lease of public favor, and nightly making
improvements on their property in the way Of produc
ing songs perpetrang fresh jokes and witicisms
and deghtipg the fashionable audiences that attend
their concerts more and more They are most gen.
teel and refined set of singers, and their thorough
knowledge lpstrume
enables them to go through their performances in
manner that the most critically inclined but be
pleased with. We recommend their concerts most
heartily to all who wish have pleasant and genteel
evenings entertainment
THE PANoRkMA GENERAL TAYLoR's Mexican
Campaign which is exhibiting at the Minerva Rooms,
is still the point of attraction for large numbers of
citizens every evening" and the interesting nature Of
this exhibition gives great satisfaction TO all who view
it, AS most graphic and spirited representation of
the stirring events of his remarkable campaign 1t can
not be excelled.
MELopEoN.-This elegant place of entertainment is
doing first rate business, and the variety and excel
lence Of the entertainments there presented, negro
minstrelsy &c. always gives full satisfaction to the
audiences.
MADAM ANNA BIsHoP.-Ths distingu ished vocalist
has been very successful in her professional tour
through the Canadas She nten DIS visit to this CITY,
where in all probability, she will remain during the
winter season. in consequence of the unsettled state
of affairs at Naples She will be accompanied by the
celebrated harpst, Bechsa This looks well for the
operate season in New York
The Steyermarksche band gave a concert at the
Boston Melodeon on the evening Of the 10th inst
Young Herr Alexander was at Pittsburg, performing
his feats of magic on the 14th inst.
There will soon be ven theatres in operation in
Boston, viz the Boston Theatre, BANDS Lyceum,
National Theatre, Kimbalrs Museum Hamlton,s
Theatre at south end Howard Atheneum, and Adel-
phi Two circuses will also commence there soon as
well as numerous concerts and panoramas.
The Viennose children closed their performa nces
at Rochester the 18th inst and started immediate
Iy fer Boston.