The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-14

BowERY THEArRE.-The excitement in favor of the
legitimate drama at this house grows greater every
evening during the past week, the audiences were
the most brilliant and large that have
sembled in this establishment but during the coming
week We anticipate a still trium plant time, a.
Mr.. Hamblin has been making most extensive prepa-
rations for the production of Shaksperan Dramas
in style OF unprecedented magnihcence. The ira
gedy OF King john is to be played this evening with
a glorious cast, viz MIR. Hamblin King John; Mr..
Ryder, Falconbridge Mr. Gilbert Hubert; Mr. Bass az
Cardinal Pandulph; Mrs. Shaw as Constance Miss NJ.
Taylor as Blanche Of Castile and Master s. Hambliu
will make his first appearance any stage Prince
Arthur. MIR. N d. Clarke, Gilbert Mcfarland, Stevens
Duff, &C., will also have parts ia It, With this east
the tragedy will be performed in the most admirable
style doubt not whilst the stage accessories in the
way of scenery appointments armor properties &c,
Will be OF the most splendid description they
the same that used for 1t ut the Park Theatre
where they were so much admired they were the
property OF Mr. C. Kean but have since been pur-
chased by MIR. Hambin, at heavy cost. We hazard
nothing in saying that MIR Hambln is at present do
than any manager has done for years in New York.
The public too are supporting him. and well does
;r O., h; TIL c ucn ms ~. ns Is secur,
conclude the entertainments.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-The spectacle Of the +" Enchan-
teri was performed during the past week, with the
greatest and the large audiences that assembled
every evening to witness It, highly pleased with
the great magnifcence displayed in it, The scenery is
ruly splendid and the stage Of the National
in the piece all do their parts admirably WE'LL cho-
finely sung, the dances most gracefully
much fun. The scene Of the abode Of the Wizard Of
the Mountain Is most beautiful and the tab Il
disclosed Is arranged in most picturesque onsr -
The battlement scene too Is very grand as fact Are
all Of the scenes; and we heartily ,mmend our
citizens and vsters to the city to go to the National
farce Of Popping the Questoa y in which MI II"
Deerng and Mrs Deerng viii make their FIRST appear
ante III this theatre We are SURE there will be fun
house.
BsoADwAr TnEArar.-The :'Hud spectacle entitled
the "Count of Monte. Crsto is to be revlvo ~ .ne
Broadway theatre tonight. The popularity o. s"~
piece when it produced before, will warrant in
promising for 1t gosd reception now There are at
present many strangers in the city who coad have
seen this piece when 1t before the public time
since They are fortunate in having opport unity
of witnessing of the attractive
that has for long time been produced in this
try. The managers Of the broadway never tire, nor
cease In their exertions to produce attractive amuse
ments upon their stage Thu tabisur In MonteC rsto,
will be given tonight with renewed splendor and will
not fail to please all who attend the performance
Burrows THEATRE.-At this house will be produced,
this evening, Paul Pry, or hope Don't Intrude.'-
The part Of Paul Pry will be enacted by Mr. Burton
Mr. Lynne will psrsonate Colonel Hardy; Mr. Jordan is
to play Stanley and the female characters are cast q
follows: Phebe, Miss Chapman; Eliza, Miss Hill; Mrs.
Subtle, Mrs. Vernon. "Herr Nanny will also be pro-
duced with effects We net been
attempted This Is pronounced capital bu RESCUE
1he new musical instrument called tho keyed stove
pipe is great affair, and nightly ecits the greatest
appause I he small bills will give outline Of this
extraordinary piece Of the opeistic drama. It is no
common work, and is well worth witnessing.
Mn. C. W. CLARKr.-fn order to prevent any miseon-
ception or erroneous Impressions is proper to state
that this gentleman did not present himself as an
apologist'' before the audience the Astor Place
Theatre on Monday night last He came before the
our columns, in accordance with the request of Mr.
Chippo ndale, who had been denied hearing and in
response an interrogation put by Of the audience
ny he was there ~ Mr. Clarke replied that he was
there in the discharge of the duties VI his
by which he lived This simple statement is again
made act Of justice to Sr. Clarke who ia verv
estimabc member Of the dramatic profession and Is
naturally anxious to stand exactly right In this matter
DEMPsrEK's CoScgRr.-The second concert Of thi
sweet osiaa singer comes of this evening ut the Tia
bcrnacie The programme cont aims great variety
his best songs, such US the Dark Eye has left u.s.
l hose We Love- The Flowers Of the Forest, 30.
MT Dempster's style Of ballad singing has been gene
rally admired, IA his audiences OF the highest
sp'eaaDsy p 1ve and we are certain" # the evening
Of paintive ballad singing.
CHRIsrv's M,ssrRELs progress In their usual trum-
plant style, aud during the present week viii give =
and every one when they lay out to do any
thing well It Is to be got up In the best style
Their Voyage Musicale aud other burssques will
be Introduced every evening
CuSrsE MusEuM.-We can heartily recommend this
exhibition to the attention Of the public; 1t is the
most perfect collection Of Chncse curiostics flor
everything from China is u curiosity in this country
that has been got together The rooms are open
daily from A. NJ. to 10 r. NJ.
CAMpBELL's MIssrRELs have returned aud will COM
mence their concerts this evening. at the Apollo
Rooms They great fsvorites here in New York,
and indeed eryvherc they have played They arc
all Ct them most excellent musicians asd accomplish
ed vccalsts. Their friends will greet them in great
numbers, we are sure.
VoIcILANDER's MIcRocosnc Visws--Are the most
beautiful things Of the kind ndced they are the only
ones) exhibited in any part OF the world and 1t Is
well worth visit TO see them. Professor Grant has
labored long to bring them their present perfection
and well have his Efforts succeeded. They TO Do
seen every evening
MAINE.-The Legislature Of Maine met at Au-