The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-03
Theatrical and N usical.

Theatrical md N usicaI.
Misses GARpEr.-The night most beautiful TIE
moon shining, the garden full Of flowers Of the
most fragrant odors and the theatre Of Nibo
very large audience, attracted there - usual BY The
Ravel troupe, who may be called with reasen the aever-
firing rope dancers and pantomlmsts; this being I'M
d,rstoed by themselves a. well as by those who We
ness their performancss The prsgrsmme couast.d -
daring exercises the tight rope the Rsvsi family
and NJ Leon Jsveh who may be con.idsrsd - tbs
most skilful acrotdfe OF the company Thss d
fo,ce were followed by the comic pantomims Of The
Soldier for 10 which the Lehmsns and the RAvss
performed the parts; and the entertainment ended
with Mazuriers celebrated play Of Joko the Brazilian
Ape" in which NJ. Msrzetti undertook the roll Of the
French unambe, who was one Of the best specimens a
di'location ever seen on any theatre. NJ. Marsstd
initiates Mazurisr In very divering and his
persopRt.on Of the agile animal IL very clever. The
bin for this evening very good and win draw many
to the elegant theatre the designs Of which rel
thor The "Exercises on the tight ropen the " Fsts
Champetre," and "Invisible Harlequin, or tho Magic
OF Niblos Garden. They viii insure another crovdsA
house.
Burrows TrsArnE Mr.. John Dunn's benefit LAST
evening, was well attended, and the burlssqus
"Ricbard the Third passed of most merrily. tits
one Of the best burlesques We hs seen; NOT
mere stringing together Of Efforts ct Witness but
ssion Of the most clever buesques the orxi
nal text. The psrodes of popular songs cevsrly
The only thing in it is that it is somewhat too Les
donish In the illusions when will farce writer's and
adapters for the stage learn to at least alter
these local illusions to the latitude of New York or
omit them altogether for things the grestsR
part Of the w OF one OF these pieces must appear to
with London men and manners. John Dunn was great
as Dleky the Crooked and some happy mitAti.ns
Of eminent actors during the piece The rest Of the
entertainments passed of Nth much seiat To nighs
"Dombey and Son" with the cast Of Miss Fanny
! Walack a. Edith. and Miss Mary Taylor, as roots,
will be played and the amusing farce OF Taken In
and Done for" will conclude the evenings smuse-
ments Holland, ~ the Bachelor lodger is very comb
! cal In the latter piece. On Saturday evening, Mrs,
Knight will take her. benefit which under her present
heavy afiicton, will we trust be good one Several
eminent actors have volunteered, and great bill may
I be expected
NAI,oSAL TnsArRs--To-n night will come on the com
plimestsry benefit which the members and attaches u
the theatre have rendered to their worthy young
ger MIR Chanirsu So popular is Mr. C., that large
vices on the occasion ana grand bill. Uprising four
favoritc pieces will be presented when Mr. Chsnfrss
Theatre il had run as low as any place Of amussmsst
could but by his tact aud enterprise aided by capital
companies, he has raised IL to the level Of
theatres In the country and hne business IL always
done at IL for small audience IL a thing unknown at
the National Many thought that ITS prosperity de-
pended entirely on tho locsl drama Of the " Mosso
style and that ~h.n the public got tired Of that the
house would go down. Such. ho~ever has not proved
be the 1T has gous on prosperiux and viii
continue 20 TO do, for tbabfrsu Though the local
SaeS VARIETY OF % ss patrons ,b.p no ON.
single branch Of the entertainments ell the
inttret Ionsht the bill as will be seen BY referring
imk a. u ia with the original cast viii be played ~
the lsst piece
Ma BuRror with the iiberality which chsrscterir-s
all his actions has given the II his these on So
tufday evening next for benefit TO Mrs A. Knight
an excellent actress whs has had the misortune OF
losing her husband by thu prevailing epidemic sese-
raj emiDsn mt performvrs have Kindly volunteered their
aid for this act Of benevoleDee.
CHHfsrrs MI~rRrIs-They talk OF the King OF The
Mosquito coast being quite q savage; although he
was educated by the Bridfn government, We doubt IL
he IL o. clever dsrksy ~ any Of the philosophers
King Christy bs. assembled around him they do aos
quIe any greater than their weesrned re1o-
taton to protect them and the public keep them yell
supplied with the snews OF war" IS every evening
their rooms crowded with our most respect able
citizens To Hight they give Of their best pre-
grammes
| CHISrss AssrNsLr RooNs.-The French artists e.
gagged at this fashionable place Of
y pouring forth the most enchanting sounds and tnsy
received with the most uuboundsd appiau by all
true lovers Of music. Nine Berlcn 4, singer Of
/ Pr'st musical science, a. well - brlancy of ere
cutionf She rendered last evening. the part Of 0ss
trude, In the "Nsitre de Chapee' OF Sssr With vit
aud expression highly creditabe TO her The trio 81
La Psp Of the prettest gems written By
composer NJ. Berton also deserved much credit; aud
torradi, In the part allotted TO his admirable and
powerful voice, received much applause We cauuos
refrain from being sstonished to see how badly ana
NINE Berton, and their oonrsde, NJ Corrsii Are ssp-
ported by tho French population Of this city In
audience -hich frequ, chinese Assembly Room.
there scarcely ten Frsnohmen or ladies snons
hundreds Of Americans. What 10 the cause Of a. We
assure the French people OF New York chat they
could not enc better place to spend ar agreeable
evening than at tbs Chinese Assembly Eoopss
CAsrLr GaRoEs.-This fine resort o. anusement Il
nightly visited by huaareds and hundreds OF
Of COED music and seekers Of cool aud fresh place
where they can spend an agreeable evening rhers
they net only enjoy the rehness Of the afr Of tbs
ocean something which b not to cspis.d In such
time OF cholera, but pey hesr, besides the most en-
chanting sounds OF stru ssntNl usio 80 we'll as tse
ssicd,ous voices 81 nesdames Lovsrnsy ana hinsrs
ard the talented barytone, NJ Leach The tyiooce
deop Il also mrcn admired BY "A those "ho frsl
the place snI Who stonished a. seeing hov hunar
intelligence IL daily discovering scmethios new In AZ
shapes Edmond Eyan, With his witty songs % W.
dow achree," the Flaming o. flsnigsns" and ~
"Bid Soldier Boz" Il also . sre.s sarasuee, 80
Proves to be So for be nightly enesrsd ~ all pr's's'