The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-25

equestrian ofs0e OF Esge Eye has been the grand
attraction at this house. and very large audiences
witnessed It's psrforwsnos 1t Is written By Mr. N. ..
Clarke and bis so,ius in Of the promissnt oh.rae
tiers of the pieos very pleasing feature in It. The
piece written with view to afford opportunity
so Introduce the sp.e taret HORSE the
property OF MIR J Hail, on the stage, and ooa.s
questy much Of irs interest dspe nds what Il
ANY ter med ,sg- +fsst" Vast horse ru us wore oou
etsuo'ed especially for ths peos, and sli the
ressurosr OF thu -rtsbisbmsnt are brought into
TO give full play the horse ssSoes Mr. Hail. long
favor,te Of the Bo~ery suoe noes - oomsdi.n n,
Ordinary merit has shown h,@ssif most dAriny aud
lion by the way which ne has managed hts bssutf,
ste.d The story or the piece rests the doinss
Of the yeung OshoDtsa. Halls psrtl nis desire I,
revenge bis fathers b, his love Tor CoQussa (Mss
W,myss) q besutiful young half breed aud b dsap.
pointn'-Bt IN esinpg her affections which y,vsu
to Charles Stanley CLARKE There 10 40 uu1sr
blot Of . somio cast, wherein Mr. John Smith, wi
nans) negro servant Usrdsu and Mrs John smith,
(Mrs GIlbsrt) figure very amazingly The place has
for some time to come The comedy Of the Fast Man.
has also bee played several tunes during the weak IL
amusing affair, bur rather too English in story
and characters, to os we'll sppreotatsdin New York
BRoApwAv TIE ArRE. Four pieces, ss CHI one of them
beautiful little coaedy Of ITSELF performed
the above splendid theatre last night, in which the
great delip of Irish character Mr. Collins and the
great Amsrioau comic actor, Mr. Il. Paoids, both ap
pesIed drawing their trai like mstsoric couets
nirers Mr. Collins as Pieros OHars, tho irish at
tornry Of 1910, down OF applause most
every step he took and almost every word he
Mr. Piscide IA Sam bbes in the 'Nabob for Hour"
svipetd the Astonishing powers and genius with
which hei gifted In surprising manner Mrs. Watts
and Hadswsy siso played we'll in the piece. rne
former lady js in fc. OF he best and
sctren'es on these boards, and plays With beautiful
elegance and nhondon. We have often seen hsr
of late and In every part she plays Nhs exh, sits
more than ordinary talent and comic genius.
and seserves more NOTICE than she has hitherto
received The other parts not quite
well, lhoueh quite respectfully, sustained To-.
rrow evening, after period OF long preparation,
ana study tie grand operatic spectacle Of che EN-
chsntess will produced not only for the drst time
In his tbestre but also in Amerca aud In ordsr to
give full effect to opera OF the most trausoe ndsnt
mere sardrd a. spectacle opera or drama
Of eyquitt.ly brsnt thrilling interest embracing
the finest composition we'll the latest of Blfe IL
will bring before the public the recollection OF those
enchanting competition Of the bohemian Girl" thes.
accomplished vocslists assisted by Mr.. Reeves whose
professional c-sb rity has extended all Europe
well as this continent together with the talented 40
quireDents Of Mrs. Phillips, Mesfrs Holman and
Leach have hen selected TO give full ncy and Fl
feet the Of this aud BRILL
opera The flowing aud Hord style Of Mrs S-guns
vos Aviation IN the Bohemian Girl" still echoes in
t1Is and with equal anxiety anticipate similar
to her here We safely that neither pains or
legitimate expense have been spared to render the a
traction complete To do perfect ju,tcs to an enter
taiDmen that combines ,Opsra aad drama
outlay OF considerable and might add of,ncr-dibs
expense, In costumes properties and msrhtnery, 60
ipdis ble and Ia theae depart nts
well the organization of complete and effective
ballet consulted. 10 the taste, enterprise
aud superior management Of Mr.. Blake tins public
deeply indebted for the gorgeous display that win be
presented on Monday evening There are few mana.
gers well qualified TO carry this serious undertaking
to satisfactory conclusion, and may cordially
graduate him bis undoubted 1t uot then
unreasonable to expect that the same tariff " adm's
sion to the boxes and paquette shoud exits under cir
cumstancte Of such An expensive combination Of all
that necesSry to give efficacy and effect 10 the
and persuaded that the public will b. pleased to
learn that to thess portions OF tho only al
mesicp will be seventy Ave cents, while all tbs
other parts 1t will remain heretofore After the hrst
representation We will enter fully into the
rits IF the performance,
NATIONAL THEATRE. We have but little to
ray about the doings at this house during the
They have been Of that amusing aud attractive Ms.
tuTe which always oharacteriEes the entertainments
here Nose in California" and Tom and Jemmy,'
have been in great request every evening" and Chan
frau and Seymour have acted their parts in these
lsughabe burssQues with all racine for which
they have become 30 famous in this line Of character
The local drama will always be a NEST favorits enter
tives the characters HELD who has lately returned
to this theatre has been we'll received indeed hs
IL ret careful actor and does everything he under
takes we'll. Mr. riltou took benefit on Thursday
evening ard bad . very good house. Miss Me.taysr
Mrs. Isherwood, Mira. Chapman. II. Chapman, T.
Booth, and the other members Of tho pan y have
ell to much advantage In sev.ra new fsrces
during the past week Which ia the King 7" Who
Speaks First ," and several others, were played.
BuRroNs THEArRE.--Tbe celebrated comedy, in
three aots by Poole" Paul Pry, or, hope don't In
truds psrforms last night at this elegant thea
tre before very fashionable audience sud was payed
with much effect and humor The funny character of
Paul Pry which 10 peculiarly fitted for the kind Of his
trionic talent Of Mr. Burton by this 90
medsn with . great deal Of rgin slity and wit As
fer the other artists they acquitted themselves with
all their COED po~ers Of the respective r6e allotted TO
them. Mestrs Lynne, Jordan, and Hantou, aud
Mechanics Hin, Vernon, and Chapman. were excellsnt
In short. :" Paul Pry" eli,j;ed much laughter. aud
Burton Was capital. LA Jota Arsgoness" danced BY
Pnroe given with al IT'S peculisr character and
received with much applause. This verion OF
" Mr.. and Mrs Macbeth" BY DR.. w Nsrthall. gave
occasion TO Mr. Burton and to Mr.. Brougham t. "a
thor many plsudts and excite much msrrmsnt -
Lady Macbeth, ny Burton il the funniest piece of
ing ever seep; his ace his voice his and
his readings are iuito.able As for Mr. Brougham he
hes proved himself excellent mime for he imitat-s
to perfection, Kean Forrest MacIeady and even tr-
at the Bowery theatre. The doe tsestrs
CT Chambers street deserves for the psna
ger Is q very enterprising gentleman.
ITALIAN OrEKA-We laet evening repaired, from
the dreary intercourse Of life which more less EXITS
In all large cities to while away hour or two within
the musica walls Of the Astor Place Opera House. The
piece selected was Puritsni," ia which Signorins
Borehese displayed the various bsauties OF
to the utmost delight of audience OF the most brill
liant and fashionable character AS the evening wore
away and the rsirehpg air aud coonss Of mig
petvaded the theatre the artists seemed possess
more vieor and to excite the sndsnce to marked ma
pfeststions Of the pleasure and delight tcsy
while lrtepipg to the lispd which the mint
table Borghese rendered with remarkable purity
roundness, and sveetpess Of linton alton. Her vocal
ersns 90 not starts or strike with wonder yet they
drpay in an eminent degree, great and natural
ability. Many vocasts astonish by their AZ
but the psiptive heart touching tones Il Sguor ma
Borehese DO more than this for her sweet wsrblinps
md an avenue to the soul, and excite within the
minds of the audience the most rersshng and delight
full emotions She called cut after ths act
amid the cheers ofths enrs house Who
tiled their APPRECIATION by throwing the feet Of tbs
fair csntatrice several beautiful bouquets Arturo
BY Signer Corelh, Rieordo by Tafsneui and Giorsio
by Novel were we'll sustained; but We missed the
rich neodious tenor tones OF Benedstt rs also the
round and we'll cultivated baritone Of Sgaor Bsns-
vestapo. The theatre we'll filed and the audience
seemed highly pleased with the efforts OF the rsspeo-
tive artists.
APohLo RooMs-Tbe farewell concert Of the young
and talented velinis Luigi Elena took place last evs
ming at the above Rooms, to quite q numerous aud
al pshi Tha FAM aisy ~