The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-27

Theatrical and Musical,
BROADWAY THEArRE-The attractions at this theatre
to. night are sufficient to crowd every department In
deed shall be much surprised lift does not present the
most brilliant audience that have congregated
within its walls II readers should ask why We
answer that of the best operas containing some Of
the most sparkling aud beautiful musical gems, is
offered for the of the patrons Of this elegant
dramatic temple. The opera Is Norma which
character will be sustained by Sgnorins Tedesco.
Need we enter into detail regards the musical ac-
quirements and inmitable vocal ability Of this dis
tingusn srt sn1 %ss tSr
with her melodious warbngs and perfectly even bril-
liant shakes, require no euogy from US but simply to
announce Tedesco plays Norma. Added to this at
tractiye feature are three other eminent artists.
Signora Vita Caranti takes the excellent part OF
Adagse This lady stands high In her profession and
will be an able to Tsdsco The duet between
these famous vocalists where Norma Is presenting
Adagiss with her children In order to their protection
when she says, "Taks them, | implore you,' will be
worth the admission money The part OF Polione Will
be represented by Sgnor Arnald and that OF Oroveso,
by Sig nor Novel whose deep volume and clear tenes
have made him general favorte The entertainments
will conclude with the the romantic and gorgeous bal
let OF Gisee Prince Albert being sustained by one Of
the artists that has visited this country and
that Of the bewitching Gisele by Mile Blangy. Those
admirers of the splendid Of Lucia di Lamermoer
will be delighted to hear that will be produced TINS
week with Signora Biscaccant every bodys favorite
the bright particular star Of the evening.
NiBuo's GAKpEs-This evening, the patrons Of this
magnificent establishment will have . high treat
Music graceful rope dancing the poetry of notion"
consisting Of country and mirror dances, and acting
are the items in the bill Of particulars Is afelictous
blending of the intellectual and recreatona for which
the public indebted to the fine taste and sound
judgment Of Mr. Nibo. The astonishing feats on the
tight rope, by the Eavel Family and Leon Javel viii
be followed by the comic ballet psntomime OF the
"Milliners, the Hungarian Rendezvous" In which
Wells. y Maraettir Nile. Adelaide Lehman Mile &c.
leste, and Mile }. Axe In the course OF the panto-
mime the following dances will be introduced Coun
try dance by Mile A Lehman, Miss Celeste A. Ravel,
and Msrzetti; sAemande pas de tros" Adele Lehman,
Miss Celeste, and Mr. II. Wells; " Hungarian pas de
entertainments will conclude with the comic panto-
mime called the Soldier for Love- In this piece,
also, the mstchets Rsyels will appear and VIII be as
crowded audience may be expected There Is a. this
theatre combination Of advantages house airy,
oool comfortable, spacious and splendidly finished
Ease as well elegance, has been consulted The en-
tersnmsDts good ms they can be; and the legi
mate that is the stageis ably sustained.
by music, song, and acting The check.takers and
the box keepers are attentive, and most ready TO
oblge; and If to this summing up" any exception can
be taken only say that to please Is much more
difficult matter than We had supposed We regret to
perceive that, In consequence Of severe sprain,
Mile EeItins appearance Is postponed for Few nights
We have on more than one occasion spoken Of the
chestra but upon the principle that truth cannot be
repeated too often We again snrn ina. !. rs oy no
ductions Of art and genius which 60 to make up the
grand aggregate The Garden as this mt
s faiiarly styled opened under the most suspicious
reumstapce the prestige Of the proprietors for
fame and renown which he earned by most sue
ccsful and prosperous and in the course,
which led to that fortunate result he determined to
perseveIe
Burrows TurArRr-The comedy OF The Rivals Z"
was played 80 successfully last week that the manager
has to present 1t again this evening to the
public With the cast the previous occasion,
viz Mr. Bass as Sir Anthony, Mr.. Neaae as Captain
Jack Absolute, Mr.. Burton Bob Acres Brougham
rs Sir Lucius, Mrs Dyott Mrs. Masprop Miss Tay-
lOr as LYDIA &C The manner In which the company
msndation and we are sure on the present coca
sion they will present In equally good style The
farce ef the Widows Victim will conclude the en-
t,rtaipments MIR Wright taking the part Of chip.
From the very favorable manner In which MIR. W. has
been received BY the patron. o. Burton, aud the
popular In his peculiar line Of acting. The present
viii be the last week Of the summer season ut this
houfe II has been most successful one, and we
most safely ray that IL Is not for want Of patronage
that the manager brings To close, rs the house Is
llled with most fashionable audiences every evening
CuRrsr,'s MIxsrprLs This renowned band of negro
Ministries commence their attractive entertainments
this evening. Their programme contains variety Of
their popular songs and choruses For wit drollery
aud sicen negro denestions they surpass all other
auds ard have long slice proved it, BY the strong
hold they have over the minds Of the hundreds who
nightly their and who tire in hearing
their pure negro melodies.
successful announced to be continued every evening
during the week The amusements will commence with
a grand overture which will be followed by variety
Of popular songs duets, tros &c In addition TO this
attIaction will be the performance of Herr Stoepel
the xilocordeon and the celebrated Herr Cline the
tight rope.
vsrxm,tL G.pprS.-victor Variable, from New
Orleans will a,eend In balloon from this garden on
Tburday evening next at five O'Clock, p. VI.
Hsn. AIrtAspts, who has just returned from his
At the 4 Aase y he ma ~ 10
give his celebrated magical entertainments composed
Of number of moet surprising and elegant decisions
Several 81 the eats he performs entirely aud
have never before been done He viii commence this
evening.
Cprsrsr Mustrn No more singular or interesting
sight be witnessed than this extensive collection
ofCbine,e euriosities Of every description II com
prizes everything In In Chinese lfe and there IT,
moreover series OF paintings, illustrating vast NUN
Der Of their manufacturing processes &c The whole
collection Is most handsomely arranged In the spacious
exhibition room.
Eevrnrsrs or Farnrp MArurw.-we are glad to
learn, nom gentleman who saw Father Mathew, two
three days ago. that his health has been far
stored since mis- arrival In this country that he
speak without hesitation and breaches every San.
day, besides celebrating The attack Of paralysis
under which he labored, and which affected the
Giles Of his mouth has been countersced In wonderful
manner BY the exciting influence OF this climate upon
his contribution He at present Mt the Adams House,
and daily administers the pledge In Boston and its vi
chus,tts he vill proceed 10 Albany; whence he will
return to New York, to complete his mission here lie
will also Writ New Jersey alter which he will proceed
South commencing With Philadelpbis lie will remsin
South and West during the winter on the approach
of he will visit tauada and Nova Scotia, aud
thus complete the year he proposed to spend this
continent We are Informed that be has received nu-
erous letters from various parts Of the Union some
Of hem from strong abotiopsts declaring their con-
fdenee In his integrity aud purity Of motive and en-
oouraging him In his high misson; while the utmost
adherence IL expressed about the ungentlemany and
Inv t,nrr
stranger IL IL added that SO far from this shabby con-
duct ing the efupess Of Father Mathew ~ has rs
iher him than otherwise In Boston IL has
produced a decided reaction In his favor The abo-
litionsts In general with the exception Of few ~
Csirison's own clique are ashamed of the manners
nd tf,scbery ps.d In their Dsne. SO far froin in
uring with the Iri,h land t5sy are the portion "
he pupuisti,n 10 vas expected his mission would |
rbhry btneftl " has cny aroused their enhusissm
ana devotion. Var@us mcafures are being taken in
Btstop. to preseut fstbVr Mathew with substautal /
marks q the estimation In which he is held Oy the
mtrican people.
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