The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-23

BowERY THEATRE -TnlB theatre WAS ayaiu well anu
fhionaby filed to witness the heart rending tragedy
Of" Romeo and Juliet" The part of Romeo was taken
by Mrs j wsllack, Jr., who sustained the part in
manner which brought unbounded applause from the
assembled audience Miss C. Wemyss took the part Of
Juliet in Of great excellence In several of the
love scene her reading beautiful bringing
from the audience well merited applause The tragedy
altogether went admirably The two sferpieces call
ed MY Aunt and "Sbot in the Eye" were given with
the whole force of the talented calling from the
audience renewed applause and deservedly So as the
performance was excellent throughout
BRoADwAr TnEATRE--A New PLAY.-Last evening the
new comic drama, entitled the Knight of Arva,"
repeated at this theatre in style that reflects
great credit upon the management The plot simpler
but interesting though possessing ne new Incidents
and the language Of the Irish Knight bappy-in many
instances rich with sparkling eloquence and well timed
wit The period Is about that Of Louis XII. Of France,
and Charles the Bcd The scene is laid In Spain,
where the Irish Cavalier arrives as soldier OF fortune
and by a number of diplomatic mysteries and other
concurrent circumstances. becomes attached to the
suite the princess and subsequently, to the princess
ardor and is thus successu in supplantiug his royal
rivals the Prince Of Wales The Dauphin OF France and
the Archduke Of Austria all Of whom seek her alliance
through their am bsssadors The tiDid princess. ut
first submissive to her courtiers rule becomes In
D to sns be woman and tho queen The
character of the knight r. different from all the others
in which Mr. Hudson ha. a. yet t. appeared being
suited to his abilities and he sustained " With buoy
sncy and just conception which gave 1t admirable
effect. He introduced sweet little ballad, called
" loves Serenade.n composed expressly for him. and
though sti lahoripg under severe cold the song was
again called for and received with applause. Miss X
Hern. ss the Princess, acted up to the Hibernian
knight with grace, spirit and power, and Mrs Held
was excensntIy dissgrs.aSie as an interfering Gia
"His Last Legs" but Mr.. HUDSON emitted the song,
for which apology was made In consequence OF his
ued hoart the comedy was however gone
through in the true spirit OF comcaity The farce OF
Wilful Murder" concluded the entertainments, ana
the audience retired weary only with laughter
NIBlo's GARpEr.-Mr Hackett repeated last night
bis great character Of Falsn in love- in the celebrs
ted comedy VI the "Merry wives Of Windsor" one Of
the most humorous works Of the immortal Shakespeare.
The audience very numerous, and the comedian
was received with the highest marks Of satisfaction
The other characters. supported by Mrs. G. Howard,
Mr.. Watts, Miss Flynn and Mrs Henry. as well ~
Meffrs John Seton. GhippeDdsle. Dawson Kingsley,
Howard Ray md, Fletcher McDosaI Findsle. Arnold,
Gsllott Henry. Granger and Watson, we're highly 80.
much applause ~ IL hsd caused much merriment To-
the Rsvsl Family appear In their fAvorite
ana NINE Ss ,ns ON
Tuesday evening.
BrlroN's THrArRE.-This theatre IL, without doubt
one Of the most popular and successful houses o.
amusement that exists in New York. and II We look At
the condition Of this house win not find much rsa'
son for our that this Is the The sx-
sent east Of character. that in the
uSuformaDcee
app. ar the splendid scenery which 10 always bean
TRULY adapted to the occasion. and the fine music
which the well drilled crchestIa every night avs
estsd giving pleasure and Subtraction TO the public
Witch real and attention they should every night con-
time TO take advantage Of The performance Of the
fsvorite come y In two acts. of"Dombey and Son."
cane on yert~rds y..vebpg with great eeiaf before
very crowded assembly, who were highly delighted
With the t.rtsip mentH which observed In the
gratifying manner they eheered the actors. The
Who'll. wss sustained BY the principal characters with
ad0r kle fed SlO
the delighted audience. The very Is"gbable farcs,
which nightly received nth the greatest satisfaction,
concluded the performance Of last night.
NATIOsL THsAIRs-This attractive little theatre
vas we'll attended evening and well 3; nigh: BE-
the attractions got up and put the stage by the ia
Tented manager Of the first quality aud therefore
deserv- all the encourage msnt and patronage which
his admirers can testcw. The entertainment com
rene.d with the farce of the Irish Dragon which
vss PLAYED exceedingly veil and was followed by the
tom ship This, too equally well perf-rmsd and
well applandsd. The entertainments concluded With
IN, comic drama Of rhilip ousri and his Monkey"
rhc latter piece went of With much teia pleasing tho
audience exceedingly.
M,rcnrlLs o,ynrIo TmArns has been during the
past week 6llsd from pit TO dome with delighted su-
sispc.s who have expressed their contentmsnt with
uubouBdsd applause. IL 10 fact well known tn al
who have visited this place Of Amusement that the
mansr.r IL full Of enterprise. and may
able direction 10 Of the hest In the city. Miss Mary
Ts,Ior Nrs Ccnovcr. Miss Nickinso- and Niss Ro-
h.fts ssssrs Bishop. Wslcot. hutchinson Conever.
Bl,tsr Baker Stafford and others all talented
actors be opera OF "Fra Davoloi repeated last
evening and 70 c.ived. usual with much appliance -
IL vas preceded nv the comedy of who Speaks first
OF foil'Wsd by Nsleots hurissque of"brtsnnia and
Bit ern,a both Of which were performed In very
d.fervirg msppsr
Csnfsr,'s NIytrtrLs.-- Hail. rain or shine Nechsu-
les pa g. sure 70 be ilfd every evening To bear this
fs,.r,e hard 81 Ministries. u seems a. " the public
will never get tired IN s.nirs to tn. plaintive negro
mclcdi,s which they fing They are really true and
r, nuine representatives ~ negro character.
TsnynsscL, Musicsi FEsTvsL-We are GLAD 70 per-
esv. that these delightful entertainments are 1T last
attracting large nudieuc,s We are not surprised ct
THE. o. viefe can while away evening With
more tl,s,ur- The Gsrmanis band the Distio fam
y Pictari Hoffman the piarist. Signorins Borghsse,
signori Aroldi sud Voveih Miss Moriatt o. opnor,
and others and all these celebrated artists heard for
n. smell Of twsn'y. eve cents. The programme
fer to usht T. deeply Interesting and no doubt
will draw q full houte
Miss Julia Dean 10 playing to crowded houses In
Detroit