The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-27

last evening and after the lively little farce Of
In India the Lees made their appearance in their very
feats word about Skstohss in India" It
Ia most improbable kind Of story and the various
incidents are strung together quite at random stl
with all that it created great deal Of fua Jsrdsn
the Old French Marquis Winsns, as honest Tom
Tape, Miss Taylor the stase-struck Sally and Mr.
and Mrs Gilbert the old folks OF the pieces by their
acting made the house resoupd again with laughter
W. have already described some OF the
of tee Lees they TO improve every
evening and continually sddiog new features to
their already attractive programme The bottle ests
OF Lavater really most surprising What can
say Of little Eugene? He 10 ths most graceful aad
sgle little fellow that danced rope and no
"Lovs's Stratasem1 and the spestsole OF .Zsmbuosn
concluded the performances Besh OF then are very
favorite pieces For to- night excellent bill IL
forth Il is tbs last night Of the Lees engagement
BROADWAY THIATRE-lt lie said by con noieseurs and
dillatta nt that there Is suoh charm and beauty in
the paintings Of Rafael and the other great matters
that each time they seen they sthiug new
and fresh undiscovered beauties Of touoh ooloriuy
and effect, are In them q second third, or
fourth visit Sir Joshua Reynolds himself oonfssses
that Wit he nrse went to Rome I'D saw these mas,
terpisces VI art be felt sort Of surprise sni
tempt but efter while. after couts sting them
pes.edy he was astonshsd more aud at the d.,
coveries hs made Now this is oil magic, mes ner,m
aud to u.s. We cannot understand IT. but We
can and do uadesssa nd aos it Is thai the nors the
Is admired and the more appreciated We think t0o
sxpsin the theory nd philosophical prtncps
which "M0ne Criso, and We ought to say along With
It, MIR MXrshal Mr.. Lester, Mr. Dyott. Mrs. Abbott
and the other gentlemen managers, and lady artists
have all combined taken TIE to altogether bY stor m
and carried lovers of beauty captive nd prison
by the richness the elegance. the grandeur, the
% the .o sss 't inns
but time and will not permit Us now to go into
1t, must defer it for another opportunity. Mean
| time we invite all the public to 60 and Monte
Cristo once more, and then they will be able better
| to understand our explanation and theory the
| next time when we give 1t.
| NArIoSAL THEArRE.-Ths grand spectacle of-Iuan.
| hoe' was played first last evening, and brought
forward with all the splendor OF dresses armor
| ry, &C which marked Its original production. We
| have never more splendid real srmor
the stage. The suit that Mr. Chsnfrsa bears, ss the
Black knight, Is truly magnificent. The fighting
| scenes we'll managed and the chorusses
Lease Of York, ana We must give him credit for tbs
excellent manner In which he did the between
him and Sir Reginald In the dungeons OF the Castle Of
Torqulstc which most admirably acted Mr.
Taylor, as Sir Reginald, excellent Miss Mestsyer,
as R.bsccs did well; Mr. Herbert's Friar Tuck was
played throughout. %Wsoousts,, latter danos from
the pretty and graceful Miss CarlineJ concluded tho
| time this evening as ON Monday nov local drams-
| "Rosina Meadows''-wil be produced.
Burrows THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREEr.-The bin
Of fare last night, at this theatre excellent
Brougham's comedy O" Vanity Fair" adapted from
name,
consequence Of the accident which Mr.. Burton met
with the hestre In the early part Of the week. he
was unable to appear but his part Of Joe Ledsy
admirably sustained by that promising young actor,
MIR Ray mond. Mr.. Broughar1, as Rswdon era Wiley,
filed that charact ter to perfection Mrs Brougham,
Major ODowd, looked as beautiful as ever, q nd ap.
peared to have o. vivid of tho part as the
author himself. Indeed, had rnaoksry been present
he would have had no reasonable cause Of complaint
sgainst any Of the splendid cast. The piece vent
of with great ecat. The burletta Of the California
Mines" concluded the entertainments ofthe evening,
md ty~d hEvot -Hth
For variety and excellence, the performa this
theatre are nnrvallrd.
AMERICAN CincUs, BRoAnwAY.-This charming cir
Gus, situated In Broadway filed last evening with
very respectful audience and we'll it may be-
performances are Of tho bert quality "Vsentine
and Orson" Ia piece Of superior excellence AMI got
up In style calculated to draw crowded houses. The
sEgacity exhibited by the beautiful stud of horses Is
Tom Thnmb horse Is worth more than double tbs price
Of sdmttsnce. The whole Of the entertain nts
neauiay got up snS no one should omit to see them
clock, performance will be given, aud quite ri III
treat is off red for all the little who cannot keep
Their eyes open at night.
GuNGL's CoNcERr.-Ths attendance at tbs Taber.
nscle last evening was rather thin yet the assem-
bass that sraced this second grand concert of rho
above distinguished composer and musca artist,
sisted Of much Of the beauty aud fashion Of city
els there q heart that music cannot melt,"
SO sung the poet; and those who witnessed the per-
evening" felt tho full force Of the remark. The over.
ture from Auber executed with degree Of arsti
band and their general Of nee through.
out, ELECTED marked appliance. Since this celebra-
written come beautiful pieces Of music but the
best of his productions will be introduced, for
ooa ' isnisS. ' Rs0sSs rish hi,
parted Warriors" He has, at great expsnse, pre-
pared, by way of illustration, splendid painting,
grand transparent picture The respective parts Of
this sublime composition will reprs'sut the ming
night with its gloomy aspect and the midnight hour
supposed
fully nrIored to the mind by various shades from
COLA lights and the thrilling strains Of
which will be touched with solemnty of tone so as to
make one imsgne reality for imagery: No doubt the
Tabernacle next Thursday, will b. visited by large
Aseemblage Ct Oui citizens.
CHRIsTYs MISsTRELs.-T These racy genuses will TO-
day give their latest and best buresqus, tue famous
Voysge Musicale" at both their afternoon and
ing concerts; and 1t has been received with such
ecia promise all visitors to the Chrstys, an
amusing time hearing It, The two other portions Of
their programme composed Of their most fxverite
Ethiopian melodies.
THE New ORLEANS SERENApERs will TO- day give two |
concerts viz at three and eight NJ thus afording
our citizens double chance to hear them /; aud as
many families end to take their young
folks ont At night these afternoon
will be crowded both occssione rs the great merit,
Of this band are now universally acknowledged.
CITY Intelligence.
ANOTHER VOLUNTEER GosE Another or those |
brave sps VINO fought 80 1os IN the battles on the
gone to that bourne whence traveller returns. |
George W. Struthsrs returned to this city from the
field Of blood with bis health broken aud sought
asylum in He City Hospital where he might receive |
the medical aid but the seeds Of disease
too deeply rooted and the 18th inst his spirit babe
farewell to esrth HIS remains taken to Potters
Field, .unwept and upcared for. The Harrington |
Guarde had the body eahumed, and have made the
cessry arrangements for his funeral which will take
place at the Universaist church. Of Downing
and Bleeeher streets to morrow afternoon at half past
two O'Clock.
FRE.-A fire broke out about O'Clock yesterday !
evening in tho extensive agricultural implement and
machine factory. at the Of Lexington avenue
and 3lst str'e st. which Twas entirely destroyed The
building was of wood and Of little value, though tbs
injury to the castings and machinery considerA.
BILE The loss H. ettimsted at $1,000 The fire commu-
nicsfed to the thIee story brick house Lexington
avenue adjoining: owned and occupied by Mr. Clark,
the rear part OF which was partially destroyed The
building was damaged to the amount Of about $500,
which fullv ineured Thu Ara I'd