The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-17

Theatrical and Musical.
BasApwAy THEArRE-This evening the opera Of SER
nani will again be repeated The part OF Ernani VIII
be personated by Sgnor yiett who has been engaged
In consequence Of the ndispesition of Sguor Corsi
whose account no performances took psee last
ING st me SSosorsy lpss1e ne wiz aSsln appear, rs
will appear In the comic ballet Of Amour Deses
poiet Champagne and the amusements viii close
Dsisir No doubt there will be crowded house, as,
perhaps it may be the last representation Of Ernani
NIBLo's GARpEN-BRILLIANr DEMoRsrRArIoN-Sincs
the opening Of this theatre has not been within
lbs spacious walls vast audience that Of last
evening 1t was, in good truth, tremendous house
an overwhelming jam. Long before the curtain reese
IL altogether beyond the rules Of look for
seat On arrival at the theatre which was about
half an hour before the commencement OF the per-
very first bench which we had great dimcuity In re-
tanning. IL was most gratifying to us to see SO
imposing, and, to all Appearances Sc happy body
Of our fellow citizens assembled together to en-
joy themselves after tho fatgues Of the days
business In . rationsl and intellectual manner.
IL painted in vivid colors to our imagination the
days that gone; and did morethe thousands of
cheerful oountenancss that we saw s%ng AROUND US
cholera Is not only decreasing, but that 1t about to
disappear from among May the hope be well found
ed. The Ravel Family again astonshed the audience,
and gave proofs OF what truly extraordinary
things be done on the tight rope. The jump.
ana the ssains Oh the opera hat were great feas
in their way and called forth leud enthu siastc aud
general applause toleraby good proof Of the anqus-
ned and whole souled appreciation Of the audience.
The entertainments concluded with the grand ballet
psntomime, called Urielle, LIE Dable Amoureux,"
which was received in the most unexceptionable
NJ Paul Brilliant, and Mile. Josephine Berlin, are
making way and being persons Of merit their efforts
will be ned with success. New FORK audience
is very discriminating, but ct the time very
generous and considerable and If actor, or &C
tess have talent they will not allow 1t to go unre-
quilted The overture by the orchestra was very fine,
and warmly spplauded We congratulate Mr..
Niblo upon his good fortune The prospect before him
is glaadening The horizon Is clear, and everything
port snds successful campaign May he live long to
witness the fruits and feel the effects Of his honorable
enterprise and perseverance and industry
BuRrox's THEArRE--We found quite numerous
audience assembled at this house last evening; and the
entertainments which consisted Of three most laugh
able farces, went of merriy enough. The FIRST piece
was Keeping the Line, Separate Maintenance,n
In which MIR Brougham and Miss Taylor, as the hus-
ban and wife, who cannot agree acted very funnily
The truly original manner in which reconciliation is
Brougham) elected much laughter. The little comedy
Of Z" simpson Co." was next played Chapman, the
OF mis- sa s
Jealous wife, appeared to much advantage The farce
OF the Wsgs Of Windsor" with most capital cast,
concluded the entertainments Tonight, Dombey 4
SOM open their books again; and Mrs A. Knight the
original OF Edith In this version of the
in the part We are sure she will be most heartily
welcomed back to this house The burlesque OF Buy
1t Dear" will conclude the entertainments Miss NAL
VIVA, the favorite ddnsese from Philadelphia, will
make her first appearance here in this burlesque.
NATIoSAL THEArRE.-The entertainments here last
evening commenced with new farce written expressly
Tor Mr.. 7. B. Johnston, by gentleman Of this city,
entitled "Whstle for your Pay" We have seen many
Door fareea in our time, but think this takes
the lead of them all We listened to 1t attentvey,
though the life Of us, could not tell what the
plot Or fun Of 1t Jim Grow Rice however, aud
whites Serenadsrs in their really amusing negro parts
gave the audience much and the rest OF the
fully attended and MIR johnston whose benefit it was
must have been gratihed at seeing such q numerous
audience. Mr.. j. has becomea great favorite at the
National. He Is excellent comic actor, and trust
he will remain for time at this house. Mr.. Rice
continues to be amnsing IS ever and he will
sppear Bone Squash, in his popular burlesque Of
that name c. white Of the playing Pompey
Ducklegs; and Johnston the Yankee devil The very
elegant comic drama Of "A Wonderful Woman will be
played as the FIRST piece; and concert from Whites
Ser, and the farce Of the Secret will make up
the bill
CuRusr,,s MrxsrnKLs These never firing sons of
sspg are usual singing nightly to large audiences
The style which they get up their entertainments is
elegant and pleasing that every one who hears them
IS delighted We nd their concerts to the pa
tronsgs Of the numerous strangers now In our city.
CAsrLE GARDrS.-The summer fetes at this beautiful
amphitheatre stil continue to attract The air Is
r,ebrg and brscing the scenery so picturesque aud
beautiful the promenade on the balcony so delightful,
citizens require little OF eulogy In order to
attract them to this theatre Of health Every dsscrip
FREE hing sea and land breezes, exquisite music, aud
plaintive thrilling melodies which are executed by
clever artists also the best Ice creams and every
other descrip tion Of refreshment
CHrrrsr Assembly RooMs The French Opera Com
pany will sing selections from the best operas,
ct this place Of am sement this evening
CoIIrrs, the inmitabe Irish comedian and excellent
voc alist win shortly produce two new dramas, which
have been written expressly for him We understand
that he will play agemsnt In this city in few
weeks lie intends leaving for London next spring, in
order to bring back with him every novelty he nd
to please the taste and suit the OF tue
theatrical world He has become citizen Of the States
and lately dse cling in Philsdelphs, where
his family reside and which he intends making his
home and spending his money among those who have
placed him. where he deserves to be- at the head Of his
profession.
Ma MArwoop This distinguished actor. we per-
eeive is in city, moving amongst and yet not
employed What the managers about In this sea
son Of competitor, when the highest bonus should be
avon for sterling talent We perceive some OF the best
artists unemployed. What can be the cause OF this
Nous