The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

ply have not heard.
Mr. Webb, understand, speaks confidently of
the certainty OF his being sent minister to
Madrid. N.
Theatrical ana Musical.
BowERY THEATRE Every one has heard of, IL they
have not read the novel Of Jane Eyre" lately pub
shsd in England, and re- published in this country.
1t has been universally acknowledged to DO the most
interesting and original novel of the day; and now
to have dramatic version Of II ut the Bowery
There Is abundant material in it for most effective
drama and has been adapted to the stage by Mr.
BrouRbsm whose tact in such things Is so we'll attest
ed by his numerous successful adaptations, We may
reckon surely . most interesting compilation.
Miss Wemyss will take the part Of Jane Eyre tho
other characters will be distributed among the most
prominent members Of the company: 4" Eagle Eye"
will be played also this evening 1t will have long
run yet, as Is the best equestrian drama yet pro-
duced. We see by the bye that Miss Wemyss will
take q benefit on Wednesday evening next The
great tssnts Of this young lady and the acceptable
in which she has performed all her duties at
the Bowery entitle her to good benefit and,
over, her numerous friends determined that it
shall be q fret rate one.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-This evening, the long.loo
ed for "Enchsnrress will make its appear ance and
judging from the length Of time it has been under
consideration ana from the frat rate talent which has
been engaged to usher forth to the public, have
i mo ss snsF nsy Know now to 40
music In by Bale and that Mr. and Mrs. Seguin Mr..
w. H. Reeves, MIR. Holman, Mrs Phillips, and Mr..
of their charming vocal powers the public will have
dfculty coming to the conclusion that it deserves
tie praise In which We have spoken Of It, The bill sets
forth all the particulars in the fullest The
scenery will be truly magnificent and from what We
have heard believe that neither labor expense
has been spared in order that might be in beautiful
harmony with the opera This depsrtment-snd 9
most important one 1t isis under the charge of MIR.
P. Grain, Jr, assisted by r Smith Jr the former is
an American artist of great talent. The costumes
by Mrs Wallis the ballet will be under the direction
OF Mesfrs Schmidt and Wiethcf, and the music
the production Of such entertainment this
which is of high intellectual order at
ana therefore prices admission to the boxes and
parquet will be seventy five cents. To this very
ionsbe increase the patrons of this unlike the
Goldfish aristocracy who honor the Opera with their
presence, will not for one moment object.
NArIoNAL THEATRE.-Things 90 ON so we'll and
evenly ut this house, that have but little to say
my" still oil the rage among the patrons Of the
establishment; and It'll difficult to say when they will
cease to be .trastvs a. Zach succeeding nights rep
favor The pleasant farces which nightly played in
conjunction with these pieces admirably we'll done
nuke everything go Of smoothly and well. Chanfrsu
Reeps bright look out fer novelties and does not al
low himself to lag behind in the theatrical race Of the
We are to have the fsrces of "Wilful Murder )" and
Who Speaks Frst'' both Of Of them most amusing
affairs The National Theatre 10 sure to 90 on and
profpe1 when things are so well mansgsged as they
now are.
Burrows THEArRr.-Uninterrupte success crowns
the efforts of the proprietor and manager Of this resort
brsted drama Of Dombey Son" will be performed.
Scotch overture and other pieces will be played by
acts, entitled "Mr and Mrs. Macbeth" viii follow
The talented and laughter provoking Brougham is
Macbeth, and Burton himself 10 Lady Macbeth.
These two gentlemen, by themselves, are qualified
to Sustain and carry through successfully any
piece; but they are efficiently supported. Sandy
cd for the OCCASION viii accompany ths army ID iss
marches, and play the war tunes during the severe
combat between Macbeth and Macduf. new satire,
"A ale Svx~ Ia -
that the authorities this favorte theatre have
done what the emine mt mathe matioans, either
they have discovered perpetual motion. They are
always Tire move las tho cid saying isaways study
Ing the wishes OF the public, always bringing out
OF intellect and sterling talent is the foundation
upon which they erect their attractive supersucures
they invariably succsed, aud right glad that
they DO because 1t wholesome state Of things when
tale MT IL rewarded We know that, by Q strange and
unacoountbe reversal Of the natural order Of
the Is not always to tbs swift 10 the battle
always TO the strong; but continue in both it 10
necessary that there should be swftness and strength
tons which Mr.. Burton possesses) success in any
business or profession Is not attainable-
"some their career without obstruction run
And knaves aud FOOLS whom fortune dignifes.
Are vile abuse Of terms, dubbed great and wiso;
While otherr. oiecentenud, curse their state,
Ard what they owe to pride, sscrbe to fate
Every one should Mr.. and Mrs Macbeth - but II
they take our sdvice-we do not, they must bear In
min promise thst-~n the following morning they win
get up free from pain in the eide,
Mr.. DEMFsTER.- Ths gentlemen will give this even
Ing the fscCnd Of his original ballad entertainments
ut the Tabernacle. The bill promises rich treat to
the lovers Of singing and music and where they to
be found who do not love them? Music elevates the
spirits soothes the troubled bosom while ts lovely
nion gipg inepiree the hearers with admra-
ton Of the gifts OF nature. most delightful hour
ay be spent in listening to the beautiful melody of
this popular vocalist. Among the songs which he will
sng this evening IL that which eathes the mperish
able sentiments Of the immortal Ayrshire, peasant,
Robby Burns" A mans man for a that
GERMASIA Music AL SOCIETY, CHINESE BuILpIses-
This celebrated band of ntAsts have returned
TO the city sitter most successful tour and ha ve en-
gagged the Chinese Buildings for tomorrow (Tuesdsy)
evening Their progrs for this their last appear
in the city will be found etninenty attractive
containing, amongst other gems the choicest of Mem
ted overture Of summer Nights Dream" The piano.
rama of the New York Broadway and other orisnals
by Mr. Lenechow, will be added to the entertainment
well meritiDg the public attention.
CHRrsTY's MIrsTRgLs Spring time il coming fast on
u.s. and soon we shsl hear the warblng OF the birds
nd feel ali the pleasant bres of the Mean
time, those who are In hurry to hear bngs equal
In sweetness TO any Of the epripg birds, do at
snce by whiting the concert Of the Christy Min
s'rels any evening CT the week They keep up per-
peiua spring time OF wa bling, end give their amusing
burtsques into the the bargain.
NV ORLEANS SgREsApKRs.-The admirers OF these
pbiloso piers will let them leave Nsw York again
II we can judge by the way in which their concert
room is crowded every evening They continue to
give their burIesques, sopys CHI ruses &c with that
same graphic Eumor d scientific precision which have
heret ofore gal led them such renown.
YANKEE HILL will give another OF his very Amusing
lectures Down East sayings and doings At the Stay
vera mt Institute this evening. He will doubtless have
as full house rs ever.
M.NsrEuR ApRIEs.-This great magician continues
to draw numerous audiences and his efforts 70 please
are equally successful The exhibition is certainly
one OF striking variety and extraordinary novelty 1t
Is very well worth ieeipg.
IMPORTANT FROM HONDURAS AND GUATEMALA.-
Captain Nlckerson, OF the September, from Omoa
and Truxille, reports that the re, oluhon Hon.
duias had been amIcably adjusted The revolu-
uonlsts and the government had agreed to submit
the matter In dispute TO Congress OF landholders,
who had decided In favor of the demands of the
IevOIutlOnlsts, and thus the matter was settled