The New York herald., 1848-11-25

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BROADWAY THEArnE.-The Claude Msnotts Of Mr.
Murdoch, last night, q beautiful and magnificent
piece of acting, and the house was filed, considering
the incsmeDcey Of the evening, with highly select
and fashionable audience, to see this favorite and
rising American trsgedan. MIR. Shaw exhibited great
delight and charm Of her many admirers. The above
delightful drama was succeeded by the Misses Tyrrsr
who performed most sweetly and delightfully."-, several
popular and pie aspg airs upon the glass bells. The
Honest Theves followed In which Ha iaway as Oba-
dab, made the house echo again with roars
Of laughter. MIR. Maosrthy as league, wa, very
clever and amusing very good though nothios
very extra Mrs: Abbott as Ruth, played with
her usual good taste and in that style and simple
eminenty distinguished. The bills for this evening
announce series Of entertainments for the benefit Of
enough to make the town In crowds to this ele
CANT emporium of classic amusement.
NATIONAL THEArRE-Tbough everything Is settling
into the dull condition which the winter months bring
aboutn NewYork the National Theatre still carries the
day with the public and Is nightly crowded to overflow
evening performs noes were crowded To the evening
such the rush, that they had to stop selling
got the favor Of the public, and what Is more be de-
serves it, for did manager work harder than he
has done since be took the National He plays, him.
self, every evening, and sometimes in two three
characters. He always has excellent company of
actors around him; and everything that is brought
sonation Of Nlote is among the attractions. This
character seems to become more and q fsvorite
every time 1t is played For nearly 800 nights has he
enacted it. and yet his appearance, each evening
hailed with enthusiastic plaudits Long may he
continue to thus delight the Gothamites Mr. Hill has
been playing most successful engagement during the
week. He has gone the rounds Of Of his Yankee
characters. and IN indnity Of Yankee stories There
is pecusr raciDsss about Mr. Hills acting, that
have never seen equaed by Of the various actors
in this line The courtiDg in the little farce of
@Cut and Come Again" is Of the most inimitably
ludicrous scepes we have ever the stage his
acting Of the broken down druu in the
course Of this piece is aso most amusing ecene To-
night he takes his benefit and sets forth an excellent
Seth Slope" aud "New York as It is," and the "Dsad
Shot," will make up the rest of the entertain me uts
Burrows THEArHE.-Ths 'Old English Gentleman,
again repeated last night at this theatre ahouss
NOT quite so crowded as on other nights possibly in
consequence of stormy weather. However, the per-
formance went of with the usual sclatMr Burton as
the Squire" delightipg the audience with his ex-
cellent delinestion Of the Old English Genteman;n
after which played" Musical Arrivals" aud Tom
and Jerry in America or Life In the New Worid,"in
which Mr.. Burton took the character Of james Hall
Ct the whole sudience who at the oenciusicn Of the
piece, gave the moet bounded sppause To- night n
excelle blu offered The first viii be the sketch
from "Dt mby and Son" called @Cutte's Capture in
which piece Jack Bsnsby Is fairly caught by Mrs Nc.
Singer and they maIriedths piece all Though IL
exceedingly interesting and aughsble and we'll worth
seeing Musical Arrivals" and /" Tom and Jerry in
America" finish up the evenings entertainments.
TRYoN AND THoMrsoN's CIRCUS, BnoApwAr.-The
besvy etorm OF evening prevented many from at
tending this popular place Of evening recrestion The
performance however, was we'll sustained by this
cellent company, and the equestrian exercises
loudly appauded by the admiriDg spectators. MIR.
Carrolrs feats of horsemanshp elicited marked sp-
pause, and the juvenile performers always seem to
gain in popular favor The attractions here continue
to draw nightly the most crowded assemblage Of ad-
mrerr.
SANDS, LENT AND Co. (NIsLo's).-In consequence Of
the storm that prevailed during the entire evening"
the entertainments here were postponed.
ZooYoctca HAIy Rowrnv v-Tha exhihfiou Ieet
evening, attended by many, otwithstsnding the
dssgretable state Of the weather The beautiful col
source Of increased attraction, and many improve
ments In the arrangements and fitting up Of the hail.
add considerably to Its general appearance.
CHRIsTY's RELs--The concerts of these philo-
sophers are now among the standard amusements Of
the city and people wonder how they got along with
out them formerly They the racest of darkies
improving their entertain inmsnts To day, they will
give an afternoon as well ss an evening concert
MELopEoS.-T residents Of the eastern section of
our city have delightful place Of amusement in th
patronage bestowed them. Whites Scrc naders
give their concert every evening.
CAMPBELL's MINsrRELs have done splendid business
during the past week. and the pro,pscts are they will
continue to do 1t for length of time to oome they
have made great name for themselves in this city,
have sung To-day they give their usual Saturday
afternoon concert, and, also their regular evening
one They will finish up the week with splendid
GUNe'L's sBANp-TEMALE AcADEMY, ,BpooxLyN.-True
to the intim expressed in the Of these
distinguished arists, that there would be no post
ponement on account Of the weather." they fulfilled
to the letter their intention Of their emnen
before the citizens of Brook last night
by the sudden change, Of the weather, and brought
into reQustion the individual well combined ta-
lent Of the beautiful orchestrs Such Of the citizens
Of Brooklyn % were deprived Of the enjoyment of
last nishts concert, We have only TO ASSURE that
they would bat visit the Tabernacle this evening they
talent, rarely equalisd, yet not surpassed and If
they despite this admonition perhaps have Official
authority to assure them that in despite Of wind and
weather, the 0ungl band will again visit them within
their own precincts upon occasion proptious
ths that which marked their frst essay. TO our
citizens, have encour age ment this evening to
Offer beyond that contained in the brilliant and
highly attractive announcement OF the diversified and
admirably selected bill of fare advertised for this
eve ntful occasion.
BomnAnpMENr OF yrRs CRuz.-The remarkable
strength OF this city is well shown In the very In
genous bition now open in this city and the i'm
sailors are ali duly represented Il is very interest
ing exhibition, and well worthy OF patronage TO.
day 1t will be open twice, viz at three and nall past
MEsico ILIusrRATED 10 carrying all before IL. The
beauty Of the paintings tho accuracy with
interesting country s represented the ciearness OF
the lecture, and the excellent acco
dations 'visittrs all tend TO make IL most de-
trabIe place for family parties To-day II viii be OK
hibited twice, viz at half past two and seven I'm.
FRgScH THEATRE OF New ORLEANS. As We stated
in our paper Of Wednesday last, (22d inst the aoe
Of the Theatre dOrleaus opened bis splendid
place Of amusement, the 14th, with the opera OF
Donigetti, Via Favorte The house was crowded
from pit to dome. and the opera vent on In very
splendid style. Msssrs. Corsdy the baritone puauo,
the u nor, and Vate the basso, who made their nrt
appearance on that occasion, rsceived with the
wsrmest applause As for Nine. feury jolly sne Is the
fsvortc Of be company, and she sang as usual In the
most bewitching manner.
The Seguin aud Reeves operate troupe, Is aboutt to
leave the city for Charleston, Savannah ana other
bov