The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-27

national THEATRE -"Nix, the Cabman, was the FIRST
piece played here last evening and much fun II created
John winans the eccentric Dick Nix kept the au-
dence in OF laughter from the beginning to the
end Of the piece and, though the farce itself IL
OF most suecessfuliy Nose then made his trip to Cali
forna with the eeif that always attends his Jour-
erSaa s,r. most heartily Surely never was
any particular style Of drama so successful as the
"Mo.e" pieces; here they have been playing them for
months In succession and still the folks crowd to
them. with much Tusto rs at fret. The new drama
Of yse In London dances by the pretty little Miss
ed the entertainments To night Mr.. wnans win take
benefit. great variety Of pieces will be presented
and number Of favore artists have vou nteered tor
the occasion.
BrRros's THsArsE-The entertainments here last
evening we're Of most amusing description, as they
consisted Of three most laughable frces In which Bur-
ton, Brougham, c. w. Clarke, John Dunn, Miss Mary
Taylor Mrs Brougham &c took parts, and Of course
with such sctsrs everything passed on finely In the
with much vivseity, but what especially admired
was her singing. She gave the song Of Erin is my
Home with all that pathos and excellence which she
go well knows how, and was deservedly encored we
cay deservedly for really, nova days, audiences too
d.plsyed aud when the vast majority Of the assem-
bsge wsud much rather not have 1t all over again.
The coincidence Man and his taking wsys were next
brought forward, and caused . much fun as
To- night Miss Taylor will take . benefit "Dombey
Som will be played the sir beneacisry taking the part
y.
take the difficult part Of Edith; whilst the rest Of
the east will be the that has proved successful
viz. Burton, Cutie; Brougbam, as Bsgstock aud
Bunsby, &c The farce OF "A Day After the Fair will
conclude the entertainments, Mr.. Holland having
lunteered to play his celebrated part Of Jerry in H.
We are sure sour Mary" ~ the New Workers love TO
call Mics Taylor, viii have . full house.
Nrnlo's G.Rprs win positively be opened to the pub
lie Monday next. Nibios Theatre IL the most
spacious In Nev York, and so we'll laid out that from
every part Of the house-the balcsnies and saloons
the spectator has full view Of the stage The deco
rstions Of the most splendid descrptonthe seats
all stuffed and covered, making them convenient
and easy The bill for the opening night includes two
Of the best pieces OF the Rsvel Family. ME-. Nblo de-
the highest credit for having in short space
Of time erected such splendid place OF amusement,
and bringing forward the celebrated Rsvels
Brrrsir ron rHr FsmLY OF rHE LArE Ma. VacHs.-
The manager OF the National Theatre has generously
rendered bis theatre for benefit fer this family,
ranks Of the profession will appear the OCCASION In
variety Of entertainments. Every exertion IL being
made to present grand entertainments.
CHbis1Ss MiSsrsELs-" There Is no use In gliding
refined gold" u Is sad; and equally useless IL IL to
eulogise the excellence Of this company II so veil
known throughout the length and breadth Of this
country. They are always up With the times, and
always hand to smuse their army OF patrons. To-
night they will give hrst-rste programme.
CHINESE Mussus The fraodeor-at lesst. accord
ing to Chinese notions-of their msndarips aud high
officers, their manner Of trsnsseting business their
cis and domestic manners, and their thousand hrous
mesufsctures &c are all finely displayed at the Chi
psse Museum, In 'this city. Every person ought to
yisit IL.
C.srIr Garprr-The music at this establishment Is
Of the very best kind The balls well attended To,
aud reflect great credit the managers, and every
exertion will be made by them to make the entertain
ments popular throughout the season as they have
hitherto been. Every evening first rate bill u pre-
s.nted For to-nights amussments refer TO the adj
vertisement.
Madame LabcrJe has recovered from her attack Of
The Csmpb.ns Ministries are giving concerts at
Hartford, Conn.