The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-11

with the boxing characters In it, represented BY emil
nsnt In that line and many ofths most reno
boxers Of the day, suoh Thomas Hysr, Country Nc
Clusky, Charles Duane, Nessrs Winthrop Thsmp q.
O'Denneh, and Caro- er, have shown OF much ad-
vsntase. On average, the houses have been very
COED during this excitement although the prices
raiied during the engagement Of Mr.. Hyer. Pleasing
faIces and interesting dramas have formed the rest
the entertaiDments For next week, We ere to have
total ohsDee Of performances. grand equestrian
drama will bs produced tomorrow event ug. in most
magnificent style. IL has been written for Mr. Fl
Hail. who will introduce In IL his highly trained horse
Arb.ees and ON him perform variety Of most start
perforDer. We expect the piece will produce i'm.
nense esnsatsn, has been got up hout stint of
expense IN any way, and all the Bowery company will
BsoADwAr THEArsK.-A new comedy. by tho author
Of "Londsn Assurance" Is an announcement capsule
Of putting the literary world and every sdmirsr Of
Wit, genius and talent the gus rive. The comedy
Of the "West End" by BouTcicault has by NO means
disappointed the expectations, great they wsrs Of
the many admirers Of that beautiful production,
Londen Assurance Since the days Of Sheridan,
have had drsmatist equal to TINS suthor nd ic
would not be too much to say that his comedies, Is
whole, though lees lsbored perfect tha tho
best comedies Of sheridan. The Wet End, OF the
lrsh Heiress," which performed again last night
1t the Broadway Ass met with the mott favorable
ception, and the most decided success. The public
making them thus acquainted with the best, most
elegant and most fashionable production of the day
for bringing before the New York world the
productions Of the best dramstis may say OF ths
age. Our author has happy talent Of hitting of an
describing famiisrly the habits and manners Of the
hant ton HIS comedies are genuine portraiturss OF
real scenes and real characters high life This gives
peculiar zest and charm to his plays Last night
Mr. Piseide % Sir William exhibited the peculiar OK
cellence which distinguishes him OF enacting the
character OF the high bred aristoorstic &c ntlsmsn
Nothing can surpsss tho beauty and fidelity OF his
representation Dyott Lester, and indeed, the whole
company, particularly distinguished themselves In
their sble performance. We have already minutsly
criticised their parts in this comedy that 1t is now
~ that the praise they before we'll mertsd their
nov improved performance would deserve to have
doubled.
NATIONAL THEATRE Great has been the success OF
the burleques Of the week past and the crowd every
evening to see " Tom and Jenny" has been very
great. We really have never seen burlesque prove
90 triumphant as this one has. "Moss in Cslfor
has slso been received with much favor % ever
AID We cen only repeat what every now. q. days
rays that the rational Thestrsis without any doubt,
on tho great high roadto become famous not only
this CITY, but sll the Union for every stranger
who visits the Empire City Of goes to soc Moss
as be 10 one Of the standiDg nons Of the town and
cour,s the fame Of the National win thus be carried
oil over the Union by its delighted patrons from nil
9ossters The clever setting Of the company, in the
lively fsrces which have been played each evening ia
conjunction With the two have added much
70 the entertainments Of the evenings. During the
coming week. Q number Of novel and pleasing niece,
will be brought forward.
Burrows THEArRE,-The proceeds Of last evenings
performances set aside for the benefit Of Mr..
Hielge and very respectable house was the result
The pieces given were" How to Pay Your Washer
woman" "A Wife for Day sNa poeons Old Guard
and Lucy Did Sham Amour, all Of which were play cd
matter Of course the audience exhibited the mose
gratifying signs Of APPRECIATION, by long and renewed
applause.
BnoADwAr CrRcus.-The two performances given at
this elegant establishment the first in the afternoon
the in the eveningwers witnessed by very nu-
audiences, and ell behoders seemed delighted
with the rich treat offered to them by the msnsRers,
Messrs. Sands and Lent. The "Grand Horse utres,n
the "Sperts Of Hsroule by NJ Stout and Hankin; the
fghtng ponies" and several other msns of
the ring, were highly successful The young and DELE
brsted Maurice Sands, In his prnci-
pal act OF riding received with great applause As
usual for the last three weeks the ended with
the burlerqHe sporting Scene Of the "Pony Races of
ed with bursts ofaughtsr and great satisfseton We
must again that the best order and regularity pre-
vail throughout tho entire entertainment.
Collins, THE IaIsH CoMEDrAN.-This great favorits,
and decidedly hrstrate Irish comedian will appear st
the Broadway theatre on Monday evening, in the
"Irish Ambassador," and "Tsddy the Tilsrn IL Is
which has always been admired as the only true
Of Irish char acter which has been since
the days Of the lamented Power, Mr.. Collins, as a
vocalist possesses fine tenor voice. which, added to
his excellent abilities a. COMEDIAN gives him deoi-
d.dy the next place to Power, Of any Irish comedian
WHO mas yet spps ared In this country
OPERArIc STARS Signor Marini, Siguora Stella
none, and Signor Poonini expected to arrive in
this city from Havana, in few days. They are on
their route to London to fulfil their ct the
in Europe, and his recent triumph IN Havana, where
he has been styled II Gran Marini, place him the
highest smine zee in the vocal profession. Stsfsnoae
highly eulogsed as an artist who soprano
Of the etest tone aud power which che exercises
with the utmost musical science. Poonini sustsins
his position g. S.rysons with sTsst credit and has
that they will give st least one in this city
previous 10 their departure which, We are persuaded
will be attended not only BY the musical diietdn,
but by all the professional Gentlemen of this city
SioNoR BARMr.-At the request Of several ladies
and gentlemen, who have been delighted in hearing
musical festival at the Tabernacle, Siynor Bari viii
repeat his concert on Wednesday evening next.
CHnnrY's MISsrRrLs.-We have no doubt many an
cficehoder now days, wishes with all his heart he
could remain rs secure OF the peoples patronage
this elegant company for night after night It is
always the same thing, as far as regards full houses
.VenDs The, VI" oSntnu. .s and Us., bss
lsfque, the Voyage Mueiosl,'' during the coming
week, and give full programmes every night
INV ORLEANs SEpESApERs These professors Of
like nature. arc determined TO keep their friends
we'll supplied with Ethiopian novelties every Night
almest they introduce some Few feature in their
pleasing entertainments. The elegance of thsir mu-
steal psrfoi their admirable vocalism, and
fined wit please all who hear him.
YAsKHE HILL will give another Of his fam ,us leo
lures TO morrow ming, at the Stuyvssant Ios.uts
He has beer very successful this In New York.
MINERVA RooMs-M. ADRIEN, THE MAGicIAN.-Tne
first week Of M. Adfe ms seances Cf magic and eger
demsin las bee n very successful and understand
that this celebrated will introduce Co. NOR
row night, several new tricks, which will give great
peasure to oil those who will them The decoration
Of the cabinet Of Adrien will be very imposir x and
dspeeed in such way to nder striking the
experiments sisplsyed by the frsnoh magician. The
crowded bouees which have ff.quontsd the Minerva
Rooms during the sst week he best proofs Of the
talents of the modern necromanctr who has retur
among US with full bag Of tricks aud magic.
Religious Intelligence.
CALENpAR poR MARoH-lltb, THIRD Sunday In Lent;
18TH Fourth sunday in Lent; 18th, The Anunoistion
ofV. Mary, and 9Th sunday In Lent
The Rev. Heman Dyer, d. D., late President Of tho
Western University OF Pen has retiyned that
poet and accepted appointment Of the board Of the