The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-29

sasm prevailed among them as the performer were
Of that interesting nature which always ehsrsotsss
the deings ct that headquarters Of thsstrios enter
tsinnents In New York the Bowery Theatre The ira
gedy OF Evsdne" was the FIRST piecs-Mhs Wem,s
playing Evsdns In Q most admirable style, and
no.s .Snis.b. -.y The .srs for the
benefit Of Mss Wsmyes and We glad to see such
large audience The admirable adaptation Of Jane
Eyre" concluded the performances. We would cay
few words regarding this drama. The Bow.ry theatre
has lsng been oslsbra for the splendid style in
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what magnificent adaptations Of his novels used be
Then sgsin Of other WRITER'S NorDsn Leslie, for In
stance, what imrns nss success these all met With
Now ct the present date And the Bowery stl fore
sbsws that the manager Is Is ready Is ever 10 give his
audiences the most liberal entertainment We have
sie.d expressed on. opinioa .; to ths chief points
tist, has taken full advantage Of the chief drauae
points Of the story and the very efficient In
pspy eivss all the eciat which It deserves We have
ssver piece 80 OF more successfully than 1t did
formsncs and It viii no doubt retain posses,ion Of TIRE
stage and be by the Of readers Of the
novel; TOR many nights to come 1t will be played this
evening; sleO "Jenny Lind" and the Last Days Of
PopppM (" We see an engagement with Mr.. Van Am.
burgb, the fsmoue lion tanner, has been Effected He
will appear next week .i. a
BROADWAY THEATRE The "Enohsn tress'' Was again
performed last night for the third time and before
large audience. The superb magnifcsnoe of soenerss
dresses properties and decorations, (ar superior to
those Of the spe ndd Monte Cristo are, and will be-
for long time, great attraction to the noble temple
Of the musee, Of Broadway. No doubt the opera Of
Bafe win have long and prosperous run. and will 70.
pay with large interest," the trouble and money scat
tered in advance by the able managers, Messrs.
Msrshal and Blake The music Of the English com.
poser, though far inferior to hts Bohenan Grip
tsins, however, good inspirations, which will be
appreciated by all lovers Of Britannia melodies. The
Pirates Chorus which occurs at several Intervals
uhnrk he thah hall kuO
is Seen when the YapoIs Of Morn Afls p the
nightingale carsope Of Mrs sesuin, /" whe Has Not
"Let All Obey their Rulers Voice. may be sationsd
fl ne pieces, which, II not entirely original are
the.ss agreeable to the ear and win take smong tho
cbantre" The ballet part Of the opera appears also,
very bswitohng sight. The pretty Celeste, and tho
mand end make evolutons by her order the grace Of
the groupings and the elegance Of the costumes Of the
Of tho i PM M Schmidt Il. Matte s Do
Ballet" deserves great credit for the trouble he has
taken to form into regiments the dancing soldiers of
his troupe On the WHOLE the management Of the
Broadway Theatre has found out believe, It's Cali
fornis mine, with its last production The Euohan-
strangers whe will throng city will surely In
wade, nightly, the luxurious sofas and comfortable
boxes Of the Broadway.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-we have not much to notice
regarding this house, tho doings At continue to
Of the character they bsvs been for the last
Jenny still keep possession Of stage there and arc
much admired by the patrons Of the house.
The little fsrces which are played nightly with those
pieces are Of the most amusing nature and w zoe
the "Weaver Of LyoD,' and "l'n be Your Second"
In both Of there pieces the whole company will appear
re morrow evening, Mis-, Csrline the pretty dsnseu:e
quite favorite ct this house, have no doubt she
will have full after dance. Several pieces in
prepar alton at the NATIONAL and presume they will
highly d
Chanfrau has ever yet brought forward has been
eessiul Meantime lot all 60 and see "Mose In Cali
fornia, and "Tom and Jenny, - they must shortly
be laid aside.
Burrows THEATRE.-Three pieces, each of them
snsly attraction Of great merit and power, were
performed here last evening" How to Pay Your Washer
woman" very amusing piece, which followed by
"Breaoh Of Promise" and Macbeth" The Breach
Of Promise" 10 of the best comedies Of its size taat
has ever been put upon the stage 1t 10 full Of rioh
scenes Of comic humor and striking and picturesque
situations 1t Is, perhaps, In many Of It's scenes a.
NEST too true to nature for example, where the
cialy the where the daughter who has married
WE'LL in her rich carriage Mt dress to
see her mother and finds her sister there who married
badly, come In q wfetched dress and horrid shabby
bonnet to ask for help for herself and husband. The
fun and merriment which Burton creates, Suddena
delightful character Is not to be described; really
an excellent thing The house was highly delighted,
and the loud and hearty laughter from every quarter
which he produced the power which hs pos
sesses over an audience. We never Burton play
better, or In better character johnson, Jabber,
de,erves great communication 80 does Mrs Vernon
one forget al the rest, and swallows up all the brief
space we can , afford; To night Dombey Som
deep excitement and attraction. sfaH1 81
ITALIAN OrERA-The world, in all ages admired that
power OF mind that enchains the feelings Of the heart
and carries captive the opinions Of other minds Flo
quence is always powerful In this respect it assume
any form, and music Ii certainly Of tho sweetest
and most persuasive methods Of forcing an avenue to
the recesses Of the heart and Of exciting the most
pleasing ana delightful emotions. The language OF
lover, when uttered with sincerity, IL always received
With reciprocal kindpees but when similar language,
to suit the air Of som. p.nsvs m.ody rendered IL
song, the mind the grand instrument that gives
tunefui movement to the system strung to
stitution. We are led to those remarks by the thI
ing effect Of the arias and scenas which Ssnorina
vocal excellence. In the tros and quattettes Sgnc-
rina Borghese Signor Coreln, Tsfsneln and Novslli
displayed great musical science in producing harmony
Of the most thrilling description. No piece could have
been better sustained than that Of Puritani last
night The ohoruses were ably nled, and the orches-
sent forth combination Of tina NOS euphonious
rounds With all this great attraction Of vocal and
musical talent We were much surprised at seeing one
cfthe Astor rl,ce aristocracy? .rI.nI !.
BRoADwAr CIRcus.-The weather again last evening
was very nnavorabe for pisces Of yet not
piH00 attend.
ed az could b expected. The performances were very
excellent. The grouping and posturing by the Rivers
family together with al the other perform were 10.
csiyed BY the audience with great applause This week
tho last We understand that the patrons Of this de-.
lightful place Of amusement win have chanes to visit
IL - the propristors Messrs Sands Lent Co.. intend
to leave shortly for their summer travelling.
CHRnIrs MrNsrRELs-As . refrsshsr after the dis
NAL weather We have undergone lately, sdvise all
to 60 and hear these lively and amusing minstres,
who, with their beautiful singing SIDE splitting bur-
le.ques amusing eonundrums, admirable dancing and
AL their laughabs ecoentricities, viii quickly ehsse
away the "blues' nom the most melanoheie mind.
New ORLKANs SERKNADRRs Society Library ID
nightly thronged BY most intelligent citissnS snd
their families who crowd there to hear their admirable
singing snd scientific musioal performances They keep
up their fairly earned reputation for wit snd elegant
musical performances. any one doubts IT, let him 70
and hear them. lr.
CoNcKRr OF THE GERMANIA MUSICAL SocIErr,-In
consequences Of the storm the Germsnia Musical So