The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-15

one, We presume at all events It s to be played this
evening Besides this attraction, Mr. LsvAtsr Lee,
Lee and his infant pupil; and they will this eve
ning commence their engagement The feats OF equi-
bottles are most astonishing; whilst those Of Mr. H.
Lee and his pupil young Eugene Lee their graceful and
elegant posturings and gymnastc performances, can
not fall to please all Young Eugene is probably the
most remarkable somerset turner, Of his age In the
world; he turns them both backwards and forwards
worth" with Mr. and Mrs Gilbert in the pri ncipal
characters and the farce Of Jenny Lindn in which
Miss Taylor Is SO excellent, will make up the bill.
BROADWAY THEArRE.-Ths anxiety to witness the
grand romantic spectacle Of "Monte Crsto" remains
It'll unsbsted After highly successful run of three
weeks might fairly be inferred that the public taste
would have been fully gratifed but on the contrary
the desire to enjoy the splendid dramatic entertain
mentl increases with every successive representation
To- night commences the fourth week Of the perform.
anoe Of this magnificent piece; and Messrs. Lester,
Mrs Abbott, Miss Fanny wallapk, together with the
full and excellent corps attached to this fashionable
theat will all appear, in full strength. The scenery,
Incidents and the introduction Of grotesque cha
racters In the last act will make attractive than
usual and the greatest possible efforts being made
to add possible to the splendor of this grand
tainment to be given here during the week. The bal.
let-the Carnival-the great Russian Polka. In appro
pirate costume~sIe prominent feature: in the per
Of the enerprsng proprietor since its FIRST introduce
Hon. while highly for the taste udg of
be given on the merits OF this beautiful drama.
national THrArRE.-"wacousta," "wacOusta,"
all the cry nowadays at the National The Indian
drama will, think, prove successful the New
York dramas have at this house, before it, 1t hss been
got up well, and will, doubt be by thousands
before 1t be withdrawn. Another piece, called
the "Olympic Devils, will be played to- night-itis
Of those agreeable NEUROLOGICAL buresques we'll cal
cuated to set the house in good humor by the smart
dialogue, pretty and tasteful dresses which
will be introduced. w. B. Chapman takes the charac-
ter of Puto and Herbert, Psrdey, Taylor, Mrs Chap
man, Miss Mestsyer sc will appear In 1t. Miss Car.
line the prettytte danseuse, will likewise appear in
the course Of the evening and the lively farce of My
Neighbours Wife, will wind up the evenings enter.
tainments. 1t will be well for those who visit the
National to 60 early, if they wish good seat.
Burrows THEArRE.-on this evening, will be pre-.
sented the new metaphysical and psychological drama
written by MIR. Drougham, from Dickens's "Haunted
Man, with highly talented cast consisting Of Messrs
Burton, Brougham, T. johnston, and others Of the
company. The s'Sasher and Crasher,' will succeed 1t,
chanted Isle, or Raising the Wind" The music,
scenery various ts introduced in this piece,
have already gained Tor 1t hgn ehsrae.er and VIII
Among the most features in the grand scenic
display, will be the magic wood by moonlight the
loon Of the Naples steamer, and the magic island,
which, In connection with the piece, will BE- hailed with
enthusiastic applause, from the admirable manner in
which the whole has been put upon the stage This
fashionable theatre continues to sustain the high
putation 1t has enjoyed, since It under the
spices Of Mr. Burton and the highly talented company
attached to 1t will continue to insure for deserved
share Of public patronage
AMERICAN CIRCUS Hernandez who is acknowledged
to be the greatest der In the world will appear here
for
feate will be fully grstiAed during the week The &C.
neral character Of the entertainments will be on a
most imposing scale and those who wish to the
smallest horse in the world should not fail to avail
themselves Of the opportunity now afforded them here
ponies the elegant classic performance and equestrian
fats Of the company attached to this popular circus
draw crowds Of viters nightly here The prices have
been reduced to rs cents every part of the house
chill Dire n half price.
The DIsTINs, whose unrivalled performances on the
Sax Horns have created such an excitement among
the musical circles of the city will give their sscsnd
grand concert at the Tabernacle to morrow evening.
Besides the nstrume nta perc ce. Miss NJ OCon.
pleasures Of the evening by various vocal
and variety Of solos, trios ard gless will be sung by
piano forte Altogether the programme Will be most
brilliant one.
THE HoHSsrock's will give concert in this city on
Saturday next. They have had much success where.
ever they have appeared during their absence from the
city.
The CHRIsyr MINsrRELs are doing finely they eve
~ evening go adding to their stock Of fame and
public favor. They are most indsfstgable in their
edeavors to please their patrons and those endeavors
meet with the success they merit They will sing every
evening this week
THE NEW ORLEANS SERENADERs nave taken q nrm 20.
stion at Society Library, and supported in it by
most crowded and fashionable audiences every even.
Ing Their songs appauded to the echo and though
some may think Ethiopian minstrelsy cannot possibly
be scientific they will be undeceived by visit to the
concerts Of this band.
MELopEov.-The completeness Of the company at
this house enables them to give their performances
with much eciaf. The place is always well filled.
GEOLOGICAL HALL.-The birds and beasts continue
to enjoy their winter quarters here, and all in ne
condition. The lion: tigers; elephants BEARS 60,
all looking sleek and healthy as possible
This splendid menagerie is well worthy Of visit.
CHINA THE CHrNEsE.-This great empire and
people have heretofore been but little known and
the rest Of the world and generally considered
ceited and esm barbarous nation. But anyone visit
ing the Chinese collection, which is almost like going
to China itself will be struck with the wisdom Of
many Of therrnstitutons, and surprised at the
evidences of advanced state Of civilir alton
existing in China, for centuries past
The Kilmiste Family giving concerts at Rich.
mond.
Miss Isabel Dickinson is carrying the city Of Rich
mond by storm, In the psrsonatio Of her favorite
characters The Eaton Boy' has been very successful