The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-01

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Theatrical and Musical.
BowERY TsEAras To light to have the
grand historical drama of"warwckn produced At this
house. In most splendid style II is said that more
money has been spent On the getting up Of this piece
than has before been expended any piece,
the Bowsry, where the liberality OF the mana
ger in such things Is so well known New scenery,
costumes properties sc all will be combined to give
due effect to the drama which is in itself of most sur
passing interest. Mr. and Mrs .Wallack Jr Mr. Les
ter Miss Wemyss, MIR Gilbert, mcfarland, Wiuans ,
&C. take the principal parts and thus may be sure
the piece will be acted in style commensurate with
the scenic splepdor with which 1t will be put the
stage The various tableaux professions combats and
other dranasic arrsngsmsnss wiz DC uader the drec
house. warwick" is in four parts. acts and the
synopsis OF incidents and indicates that 1t will
be most interesting We have doubt the house will
be crowded to OVERLOOKING. such magnificent at
traction has seldom II ever been offered to the public
At any theatre.
BRoADwAr THEArRE.-This evening. Mr.. Hudson APP
pears Captain O'Neil in Mr.. Charles Cores drama
of King ONeil." The part of General Count Dillon
will be personated by Mr.. Dyott of the bsst stock
actors in the counry and the character of the Mar
chopess Of Cermont will be sustained by the pretty
actress Miss Kate Horn This piece will be succeeded
by the farce Of the Irish Secretary in which Mr.
Hudson will appear as Paddy Fitzgerald The amuse-
ments will conclude with the afterpece of Slashsr
and Crasher - The last week has been rather a pro-
ftable for the agement and will continue to be
long good pieces and talented actors pro-
duced for the OF the patrons OF the Broad
way.
NIBLo's GAnprw-TAis evening, the talented dan
seuse Mile Josephine Bertin appears In the era bal
let of Uries" The Of this artist last week
in this beautiful and splendid ballet most foru
nate the house having been crowded in depart
nent The command she has over the difficulties Of
her artthe and delicacy with which she performs
the most intricate eveutions give her popularity
which may be said to constitute style of her
The ballet department. has been kept In its usual
condition Of and NJ Brilliant the maiire
Of the company ought to be highly auded for his great
professional ability his vgor and energy show that he
has all the msterial for excellent artist. The art
Of decoration has been carried to great degree of
fection In lie Disble Amoureux" We need not al
lude to the concluding of the baetthe internal
regions-which seems to have great effect upon the
whole audience. Decidedly Urise" is, and will be,
duced at Nibos Garden and the dances introduced in
1t executed with great perfection and eciat by the
two plished dancers have named and by their
associates Of the Ravel and Lehman families. All New
York will go and witness the ballet.
BuRroH's THEArRE-The performances this evening,
commence with extravaganza called Kingcrsft
in 1852 Peep into the Future" The cast contains
most of the prominent actors Of the excellent company
the Interesting farce Of A Day After the Fair"
in which MIR. Holland, an excellent comedian, will
figure conspicuously; The whole will conclude with
the popular piece Of John Dobbs,n Messrs. Brougham
and Burton the greatest favortes in the city taking
the leading characters This theatre presents
ola light and elegantly diversified scsrssiy
day passes over but some novelty is introduced and
hence arises the great success Of the Chambers Street
Theatre.
NATIONAL THnArRE.-The week will commence we'll
At this house. as night national drama will be
produced It is entitled the Revolution and is writ
ten by Mr. Burke who has, in so many dramatic CON-
positions given satisfactory proofs of his talents
author OF course he has part for himself in this
piece and as jenkins - true grit Yankee lad we are
sure ne will appear to much advantage Mr. Burke Is
aver Mrs ah Iton Crock bar Tafa Gc
will all take parts in it. The very successful drama Of
the 'Invincibles" win also be played This piece has
length Of time Dancing by the Masters Wood also by
Miss Gertrude Dawes and the farce of the "rish Ora
to see the National does not lag behind in the thsst
col race Of the day.
MrTcHELL's THEAIRE.-The farce of Cousin Lamb
kin" commences the entertainments this evening;
after which the romantic OPERA in three acts entitled
Cinderella the Fairy and the Little Glass Slipper
II will be produced with the whole Of the original
sic. This piece will be followed by the Enchanted
Isle" This theatre is doing we'll, because of its abs
light, interesting, and amusing character, aud the
company Is made up Of excellent actors and great ia
vorites.
CHsrr's MrssrRrLs-Tbese sons of song. with their
bapjos violns, SO, all in fine tune, their voices clear
their wit bright and KEEN and every
that makes mp ne pn, uitrs band will go on with their
concerts this week ~ rAcily rs They the IA
vorites Of New York
CHINESE Assembly ROCKS M Macallister the famed
neoromsncer opens this evening this place Of
ment with the intention Of Offering the public series
Of sources magiques In which he viii introduce several
new feats Of legerdemain and mechanical apparatus
which have never been seen In this country Madame
Macallistsr. Of course will assist husband aud will
terminate the performance with grand trick In which,
made visible to the public she will also be instan
tsneously invisible at the discharge Of pisto-an ex-
pertinent most unique and startling No doubt the
public will patroniEe the new attempt Of NJ. Mscsster
Nj Ravel, the celebrated aerobafe Of Europe during
the time Of the empire of Napoleon and father Of the
Raves now playing at Nblos Theatre, and of Gabriel
Ravel died at Toulouse, FranceD the 10th ult, In
the Old year Of his age.
The Seguin fr5upe commend engagement at the
Walnut street theatre, Phila delphia, this evening