The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-06
TWO CENTS.



BowERv THEATRs.--Tbe tragedy of "WSrnef0 va
performed last evening before brilliant audience aud
lacks personstion Of Werner we have always thought
his best piece OF acting and last evening he fully
hnrs .nA. & nsss psrs OF me
unfortunate Werner hunted down by relentless per-
secutor is to AZ appearances completely entrsppsds
his meeting with Strsenheim the manner in which
Werner meets Straenbeim questioning his suspicious
Of the Hungarian Gsbor. tnr GiibertD his agitation
and remors1 committing the fatal act OF Gahonort
bis meeting with his long loet ill found boy" he ga
liant young Uric, (icFsrsodD the sophsticai though
indignant In which Ne assks TO defend himself
from the charge OF hshopor, by pleading that there
crimes made venl by the occasisD and the terri
BILE In which later in tho drama, this reason
ing is brought home him by Uric; the sad rsmor-s
Of Werner in possession Of his Inheritance for the aoS
COMMITTED by Werner whom oppressed and persscutsd
all afforded nne points for Mr.. Waisck's acting Mr.,
Gilbert n the frank Hungarian and MIR Mckarlsnas
as the young Uric also played admirably Mrs Va.
lack - the wife OF Werner has not much to do, but
what the had, was played With much taste Wizans
.s the old intsndsnt vas very funny insssd in fact
sskm. We trust enc long i will be repeated In giving
such elegant entertainments, Mr. smbin shows that
he not To bs beaten in the theatrical a-dAy
and that his patrons may depend on having not ony
elegant but intellectual amusement. The very
cessul drama of Shot in the Eye concluded the
tertsinments TO night the Lady of Lyons" aud
"Shot In the Eye.n
BRoADwAv THEArRE.- THs OrERA. 80 Last evening"
DoDixsttis beautiful opera Of Lucia al Lammermoor"
performed Signsrs Biscsccanti taking tho char.
scter OF Lucia sgnor Corell tha of Edgsrao Rs,cns
wood; and Signor Vita Enrco Ashton The per-
formAncs throughout q very creditable Coreh
ceiyed and acted the character u Rsvsnssood with
great artistic ability, and Vita Ashton exoci..
lent. The chorusses also, well made up, aud the
orchestral accompaniment reflects much cEedt on It's
tale nted leader To evening Is st apart f.s
the benefit Of great fsvorite and excellent vocais
Signcr and Sign Vita. They will appear IN the Gle
CANT opera Of Linda di Chamou With strong on8t
throughout IL Is hoped that those who have listened
with delight to these artists, during their engsgemsst
will their exertons in giving genuine merit what
deserves. We hope TO every seat in the Broadway
filed by fashionable and spprecative audience.
NiBLo's GARDsr.-rhs performance Of Mr.. Plscidt
the popular comedian oongegAted last evening great
audience ut this fine resort for usemens Tbs doss
tic comedy, in two acts, called the Village Dortor"
in which be performed the part of DR. risrrs Boacus
for thu refined actor Pacds display his histronis
powers He assisted by Mr.. Chippendals, vhoss
had been originated by him At the PARK theatrsr
where the play OF upwards OF thirty nights Mr.,
Raymond Mr. Arnold, as we'll Ms Mechanics Horny
Watts and Howard sustained the other persona 4
the comedy. which went of amidst roars Of laughter
The second play, the lsughable farce OF che Dou-
BILE Bedded Room" in which the Dulemer Pipes, (Pls
eids Is the capital feature ana whish usual elected
bursts OF laughter aud great msrrment yohn Ssfton,
Major MIMI. we. most sssrsysssn. ana raasy an: ne
Infatuated English woman 10 perfection WAN such
IN excellent company of oom1disns Niolo wiil I'M
doubt. dy attract thousands TO his theatre This
ming the family appear in La Fets Chsmpstrs~
the Soldier for Love-" and the exercise OF the ugsA
rope
BuHrors TnrAraK.-The amusing comedy Of " Mar
red Lifs wss played last evening much to the smuss
mont OF large audience Though this piece does NOV
certainly present very delightful picture N connu-
bisi bliss il is most entertaining one aud she sps
ratous unions Of this various couples that fsf
the dramatic persono caused 81 laughter Bur.
ton As the chilly old Codde, over whose head hr-
Lynx &C.. w Clarke holds such rod In the shape of
kno Wledgs OF his early indiscreons va. most coni-
call the sso- comic agony and despair Of the OLD gen
tiensp 1t tho bare mention Of the elderly lady IN
black from the West indies fArly convulsed go sss
rather hackneysd phrAse) the audience wtn isogn-
! ter Mrs Brougham and MIR Johnston, IS that ysrr
Interesting couple Mrs and Mrs Dove we're Also very
smur,pV aud the rest OF the couples showed on ne
various styles Of matrimonial sqosobltng most reo'V
The buri.sque OF the sphinx which nightly u re-
ceyed With great applause, consudsd most oe'sh.-
f,i evening q enter taonent Tonight tue comedy
aPsul Pryr will be- PLACED. Burtoo taxing sac Ds" q
Paul ana no one can play IL bster The ,.h;.vl
will conclude the evenings smussmcnfs
CHpIsry's MrssrsELs ere going it with rush: 4, ~
80 s-h.i~ 49, = "a 20 - ~
ans their admirable singing, witty sAyinsS amusing
--,ssoues &c are. usual, received with ne greet
| bs.- Ns.se They will resume their saturday Afs~r
est app .s'rhi- ~sek. Good news for me y.uaa
noon concer-s u evening concerts viii 70 on vith
folks Their usu.- -vvr
'ne same fessiAnv -" ,ro1,enads concert aud
CAsrlE GAsD.s The usual -sSt this eve.
ball will off this place Of amused. Sent meio
ing The programme contains many eNcs... ~tsS
dies. This being the second last week Of those
tsinmsnts, doub, shs tho garden Val be vlsted ~
HUNDREDS.