The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-22

little at this house. nevertheless the entertainments
vent Of with much spirit. The vsgsrss Of skyrooket
Ned amused the folks nightly and one feels almost
noliped forgive his reoklessness account Of his
the trusst saying ever uttered and it would BE- Well il
little attention paid to IL by many whose
lavish expenditures and gifts obtain
just claims they incur, left all unpaid to the de-
trimsnt Of really worthy persons The comedy of the
Eagle Eye" still continues his nightly career over
the stage Of the Bowsry greatly to the admiration OF
~: S % we'll q so 20 ~, ss'
fssts performed by this one Of MI Halls Hall, himself
manages him most admirably. The same bill viii BIZ
repeated this evening
BROADWAY THEArRE.-Last evening, I" King O'NeIl,
or the Irish Brigade" performed at this theatre
The principal character was sustained by Collins,
with his usual ability and humor. The part Of Gen
Count Dillon, was played with great effect by Mr..
Dyott and that of Louis XIV. by MIR. Frederioks with
much dignity. The overture was composed Of E" Pa
Dheslish,D Garry Oweu,' 10. The other sntertain.
ments passed Of with unqualified success. AZ might
have been xpeoted the unproptieus state ofths
Their bad effect upon the receipts Of the house But
this was . contingency beyond all human control The
"Enehsntress Is looked for BY the public with con.
pesrsnoe viii be In style Of unsurpassed msgnia-
cence which will be the managers justi6cstion for
having devoted such length Of tin to its production
introduce 1t with the greatest possible effect to the
patrons Of this elegant and fashionable theatre
The expense Of getting up an entsrtainmsnt IKE ths
is imme but We have doubt that 1t will answer
the most ssnguine expectations Of all concerned.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-This house WAS pretty we'll all.
ed last evening considering tho unfavorabe state of
the weather. and Nose, Sykssey and their two deares
Lie and Jenny, were rsoy ever In their trip to
California Bythe-by, We have letter from the
gold regions going the rounds, In which tho writer
states he has discovered "lsdge Of goldn He was
net the first who found IT, Is Nose has, every evening
for the lSst sx or eight weeks picked out such ledge
the audience too. Tom and Jenny was next played
with its usual Tonight Mr. Tilton puts his
for benefit the first he has taken ct this
house He Is a very popular member Of the company,
an excellent actor, and worthy young man. We
hope bis friends win not forget bis appeal
be played frst after which the two local dramas and
to conclude with the romantic drama OF Maurice the
Woodcutter." ,
BURROWS THEArRE.-It Is positive boon to the
visiters providing into Now York at this be-
nign Of the year. that opportunity Is afforded
them yet Of seeing the domestic pathetic descriptive
mournful, sad and gay drama Of Dombey Son."
It performed last night by the usual cast, with
their usual excellence, and drew such house Is we
venture to say no other piece oeud have drawn
streets, down in torrents almost heavy enough
to wsah away some OF the deep nlth of tho filthy Cor
Dombsy" in which burton held III. sud.Dos en-
rsptuxed with his originality and descriptive powers
A mammoth entsrtainment 10 announced for this
ment Ana run to q mammoth hou.s. It is neither
less than Burton himself, as Lsdy Maobsth,
oeebr.ted tragedy Of thst name Curiosity s ON the
qui rre wondering what sort Of thing this will bo.
to msss b. good ss The
the sublime to the humorous-K not to the ridiculous
At all events, Lady Macbeth, BY Mr.. Burton must be
womsn's part what Miss Cushman is said to be- in
mans part-faciic princ,ps.
BRoApwAy CIRoUs--Lsst evening, this charming
sequence Of the unpessant state Of the weather The
performances were, - usual, excellent The daring
feats Of herssmsnship and the wonderful sagscity
shown BY the ponies were truly astonishing. The
grouping and posturing Of tho Rivers family
Invariably clever: The fun exhibited by the clown,
performances went Oh admirably. An excellent hi is
offered for this evening
AMERICAN DaAMArIc FUND AssocIArIoN.-This ad.
is existence and never has similar com.
menced with moro brilliant prospects. The annivsr-
s.ry Of the passage Of tho act Of incorporation, April
advertisement 1t the Aston House. which We can fear
lessly promise will exceed In splendor and attractive
leading dgnitaries Of the learned and liberal profes
sions xn b. present tse yearly report Of the pre-.
celebrated people with vocal and instrums nt.i music
from all attanable sources the latter portion Of the
magnificent entertainment to be conhdsd to the able
features to be exhibited amongst thsm not the
least delicious will be the vast choral aid in such glo-
s1ss: %S, aa Ens Ss nS:s pSmn TIE
sent on such IN interesting occasion?
TABERNAGLR.-MR. DEMrsrER's CoNoERr.-The frst
OF Mr. Dempsters projected series Of concerts will take
stances OF more than ordinary attraction His syllabus
Will be found In the usual column replste with those
positions Characteristics Of bis native iand"suoS =,
have heretofore attracted the public taste and must
on this occasion, secure him continuation Of the
public patronage. f
csrts OF these very popular mnstrels very racy
They include oil the varieties of music comic and sem
sides the fam Gus burlesSue Of tho VoysSe MuSsslsn
and the soena Of the "Cowbenogisns." No more anu
sns way Of passing an evening can be found than VI
New ORLEANS SERENApERs-These singers keen nm
their reputation scientific performers most
ly Every night they listened to by crowds Of our
panorama the Italian soenas or any Of their other
amusing they ere sure to give satisfaction
to all. -
Minerva RooMs.-MR. ApRrEN, THE MAorcrAr.-The
forming for the last three weeks ct this place Of
nsnt draws, nightly numerous audience and all
him delighted and spread his fame through the city.
We do not think that any other person could be a
sS%ps.os e ~, him for he o:s.s.. de.ry snd
have never been exhibited in New York. We advise
cur readers to go and for themselves that M
Adren deserves all the contents of our notice He Is
master in his profession, no doubt and deserves pa
tronsge.
GEHMArrA MUSICAL SoesErY.-Ths celebrated band
nave been very successful in their At Bati
more. We are Informed they will give musical an
tertaipnent, at the Chinese Building, on Tuesday
evening next.
PAroRAMA OF THE HuDsoN Riv.R-The warm rains
We have had lately will no doubt clear ali the ice ont
the Hudson, but those who wish to see its besutes
without waiting for this contamination can do 40 bv
waiting the panorama Of which is exhibiting nov n
Stoppani Hall. II gives most accurate and minute
Of the noble river
An OrrRA.QUERY.-Why docs net Marini and stef. |
isnon give the New York public OF their slitv7
et us urge them do 60 o. the musical world Is on
MISE Dickinson has returned to England after suo
cessful tour In the United States
Tenn. $3.50 " '~pA"
Mr.. John R. Scott il In Philadelphia.
sisnorins Tsdesco, Sisnora Pico, and signor vistt