The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-15


BowEKy THEArRE.-This fsvorite resort Is nightly
crowded and we surprised that it is So the
stock company decidedly Of the best
in the Union, and almost every day something Of
novel snd interesting character Is produced for the
Amusement OF its patron To night will be acted for
the principal characters by the Walacks Messrs Sts
phens aud Gilbert This piece will be followed by
NAVAL EDgsgsDents - aud the entertainments win
conclude with the drama called Shot 10 the Eye I"
BROADWAY THgArRE.-During the past week this
theatre has been crammed almost to suocation to Wit
the legitimate performances Of Chsrotte Cush
man who acquired such great histrionc fame in Lon
don She appears tonight for the first time in Amer
ca, as Queen Catharine, in Shakspeares tragedy OF
Henry VIILn MIR. Couldock will personate Cardinal
Wolsey and Mr. Dyott the part OF Cromwell The enter
taibments will conclude with the farce of Slasher
and Crsshern To morrow evening, will be presented
drama Guy Mannering," for the purpose Of
introducing Miss Cushnian ia her celebrated character
Of Meg Merrilies.
NBLos GAnprN.-The beautiful grand ballet of
Urelle or lie Disble Amoureux which received,
every night it performed, with marked applause
will be acted at this beautiful and spacious theatre,
this evening The part of Urielle will be sustained by
Mile Josephine Berlin and that Of Count Frederick ny
NJ Paul Brilliant The scenery Is rich and gorgeous,
and the dresses and decorations are splendid The
Rayes will also appear in their surprising eas on the
tight rope The light and amusing character of the
entertainments presented at this establishment,
well the excellent stage management attract large
ana fashionable audiences every evening.
BURROWS TuEArRE.--This evening" the entertain.
ments will commence with Mir Brougham's farce,
called A Peep from Parlor Window" which will be
followed by the operetta Of the Demon Jester" The
next in succession will he dramatic scene called
the " Platform or the Humors of an Irish Election"
which will introduce for the FIRST time in this country,
Mr.. Fitzgerald, whose limitations OF O'Connell have
been no highly eulogsed by the London journals We
will here Introduce few extracts from these papers.
The London Morning .4drertser says" Mr. Fitzge-
liz n m m
of Mr. OCoDnell drew down repeated plaudts." The
Ifmss adds" Mr.. Fitzgerald in the character Of
O'Donnell orator most excellent represents
tion Of his almost namesake, OCoDnell In short the
imitation close to the original 1t is possible
for the efforts Of mimcry to bring 1t The action the
gesticuaton, the voice utterance, and brogue were
done to title" The Neos Gays, speaking Of Mr..
brogue Is strictly orhodoxic and pronounce it the
best imitation Of O'Conneli we have heard All
those then who admired the Irish agitator, will have
rich treat at Burton's Theatre to night.
national THE.rRE.-The laughab musical burletta
called Josey the Spartan" will the enter.
tainments and will be followed for the seventh time
by the successful burlesque entitled The Female Forty
Thieves" in which Mrs. Mestayer actress Of some
dramatic celebrity will personate three characters In
this piece. there are several grand and imposing
marches and military evolstons performed by forty
young ladies' The amusements win conclude with the
farce OFFS Mother and Child % During the performance
National Is becoming very popular place Of auuss-
ment.
OLYMPIC THFATRE.-This enug and well managed
little theatre Is every night crowded to witness Don
zetti's grand opera, entitled the Child Of the Regi
ment," in which nearly the entire Of the excellent
stock company attached this theatre will appear
The entertainments win commence with John Dobbsn
which will be followed by the Child Of the Regimsnt
and all will close with the farce Of |" The Omnibus
The singing of Mts Mary Tay Tor is much admred and
We have no doubt the present weeks receipts will be
as profitable to the sger a. the last.
WEIcH's Crncrs-Tbe program me Of entertainments
FOR this evening Is very attractive Between the
clsssic equestrianism of Cadwallader and Madam
Louise Boward-the exhibition Of the wonderful
Bottle Sprite'i-the Feats Of Atlas" by s aud w.
Walker; also, scenes OF posturipg by Dunbar OF
the most rational and amusing evenings can be On.
joyed mt General Welch's Pavilion In Aston Place.
CHsIsTy's MISsTRELs-The cry is still they GOMEZ
at this establishment Hall rain shine, Mechanics
Hall to be crowded 60 hear the planve negro
melodies of this successful company Many are
obliged TO go to California to dig for gold but Chrsty
seems TO have found Aladdins lamp money flows
to him without much exertion
MAcALLIsrrR-CHinEsE ASSEMBLY RoeMs.-The ex-
eellent exhibition of the wonderful fests Of NEGRO
Nancy which comes OF nightly at the above rooms 10
really worthy the attention of the curious The
GERS which attended Nacalster's performances last
week, has induced him to continue his soyees siques
for a few nights longer.
TABrRNAcLE -Dempster Is about to leave us. lie
will give farewell entertainment at the Tabernacle
on Wednesday evening next Let all his friends 20
an bid him good byehe sings his choicest songs 1t
may DO long before we hear from him again.
Miss Davenport will commence a engagement this
evening at the Howard Athenaum, Boston.