The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-03
general Taylor,s 0ca,tn.


BowERy THEArRE.-The spring season has opened
nnsly at this heuse-fu audiences every evening, and
any quantity Of applause The entertaionents ng
the week have mostly consulted Of dramas suoh
- the Ssrgesnts Wife," Locksmth of stockholm"
40 farces such o. " Naval Engsgements'' 4" Family
Jars,n and the famous extravsgapxa CT " Tom aud
Jsrry-wbich latter has serSed to INTRODUCES on tho
stage Mesns. Thomas Hysr, Winrow, Thompson. aud
Their peculiar fart, in the dramatic line rather OF
the pantominio order than otherwise; AMI so plain
msvsmentr that no one can fail to uudersfsnd them
fully. To speak plainly their exhibitions Of their
giistic attainment have been the grand attraction;
they at the h. ad Of The soientdo professors
Of that Of the day those who them
gentlemen will all appear; and perform suces are
for the benefit Of Mr.. Hysr the greatest Roman Of
hou,e. Mr. Thomas McCann will also appear and give
aspecimen OF his prowess
BRoApwAY THEATRE Last evening the COMEDY OF
The I" Wondsr-a Woman that Keeps . Secret"
was splendidly performed. Miss WAllack, as Donna
Violsnte, was admirable The manner In which she
bares the reproaches of Don Felix (Mr Lester) her
lover, and the imputations cast upon her fidelity by
him and her refusal TO violate the secret
her BY Donna Isabelle, Mrs Abbott) we're blended In
s1Quisitely fue and delicate pGthos. The piece
was emine nty euccs ssful
NATIONAL THEATRE-There Is no cessation in tie
large audiences at this house every evening" and the
performances nightly conducted with that exact
ness and which always characterises everything
nightly spplauded most enthusiastically, and manga
Csfor nan, about to depart his long Journey has
had vi-w 1t the adve INJURIES which befel this popular
"son tf York" In his 'earch afser riches There 10
ely hit or two at thu dangers to be which,
though introd In mere extravaganza not by
any means too exrsvagant, II all socounts from tue
also be played for the last time 1t is played by
particular rtqusst The farce Of Slasher aud Crssher
ie, out. called rem and JENNY undsriined for Mon
day Hsxt. Chsnfrau is to play Couutct Tom, aud
Seymour Emerald Jenny. We expect it viii be quite
. rich affair.
Burrows THEATRE, CHAMBERS SrREEr.-There ap.
ears to be end to novelty ct this house. and the In
t<rsst and excitement are kept up surprisingly. The
highly popular pie asng comedy of the East Man."
continues to attract large and fashion ,be houses and
srsceivt with increased favor We have repeatedly
alluded TO the admirable east In this piece thu farther
prsise would be sopaIfuous Mr. Broughan s the lfs
and soul OF the comedy by his admirable Of
the character placed in his hands. As SKY Rocket
Ned, the Fast Man. he dra down tho ost RAJ II.
.aus Sppau,e The e1trsvsgsnzs Of " king Of the
P.scoc-" concluded the evenings perform ., and
put the audience !. such fine good humor that they
no doubt de.srmped ~ See it again before
Il was Withdrawn The stock company at .asstra
10 capable Of every character brought all thai the
auth or md 1t would therefore, be invidous
to dir eliminate. We recommend all who would epe nd
an evening comfortably and Pleasantly, particularly
tboe who have the horrors TO go TO Burtons aad we
viii guarantee they Will not be disappointed,
BESrFIT FOR THE Easily OF THE LATE Mn. SIMPSON.
We are pleased learn that the receipts Of Burton
theatre, ON Monday evening next are to be given to
the wife and children Of actor Who had,
tor the long period Of thirty years been connected With
the Park theatre either ~ actor or manager 1t Is
but just to his memory to say that We have always
heard from those whom he employed that his conduct
towar DIS them when visited by OF fortuue
that sympathy which often irried to extent
that prove III. him from meeting the business tr4uc
tions Of his theatre We hope all hts friends aud
9usntAnces will rally this occasion, and be ar testi
mopy we'll to the merits of the DECEASED as
IN ha fv IF fha whicht hah han
designed.
BaoADwAr Cncrs This elsgant equestrian es.a
blishn. mt is ero~ded every evening" by an auiience
one Of ,be best companies &C present. in the Uaited
STATES. The ipimtabls f-aN If Mxster Aymar. ADD |
Neftrs Stout and Hankins, are In themselves suni-
centIy attractive; and whom one adds to the tho
"Oyr plan Games" by MIR. Sand aud his children
which Of such daring character. aud performed
with much aud eleganoe-t aere Is cause to
be s'toni.d At the patronage and support bestowed
Dsby Witnessed r,n uo sSSs s ID ', Sn
Baute and much laughter This farccai peri Jrma zoe
Will certainly be ssen BY many and will have geat
run.
CpRmry's MiNsrRELs.-To day there will be two
concerts given by there eminent Minis nsls viz nj
three md eight o'clock, r. Nj thus sdordipg an op
portun,ty for fam their litts hear
there mosica pnsnoInena, who have for such |
length of time well amused and delighted out cit
most sSe yioiris and il quite an acquisition to the
etrps Chiistisn's " Tyro-an Solo" and the other
sdDirable singing fnd dancing OF the troupe, Will al
be pI oduced 1t both concerts to day.
NEW ORLyANs SERESADEss These performers have !
introduced two and origna in tru ats Wis., tho
M one and the bapj.ls double bass which they
truly ei oourte most elegant music, and much TO the
sstiactit of the crowded audiences that nightly at
tend ,beir concerts To day they will give their usual
Satud day sf perfof nance at p. In addition
TO ,hs rteulsr evening one atSP. NJ. Their bur.
lqus and the Italian scsna will be played at both Of
them.
Mr. Fleming Is playing at Cleveland, Ohio
The Ds'iDs are giving concerts In Baltimore.