The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-15

BovERr THEArRx.-The pleasing variety Of drama,
farce and opera which mas nightly been produced at
this house lately has had the effect Of filing it we'll
each evening, and elictinz great spoause The drama
Of the Locksmith" have already noticed a. bsing
OF the most interesting pieces Of the
dramas this and the Sergeants Wife' cannot fail
to prove highly attractive at any theatre The opera
Of the National Guard" has also been very success
full 1t Is interesting and amusing in story and the
music s most pleasing particularly 1t charm
neIy given by Miss Taylor and the Of the per-
form This is season Of tho year when theatrcss
generally dull but this winter city has been
and they have literally pstronsed the places of
tainment and Is the Bowery s always among the frat
te1prisse 60 ahead way in which II Is oonduoted viii
always eptits 1t to the full support Of the play goiue
public For to- nights bill refer to list Of amuse
| ments
BRoApwAr THEArRE.-Independent Of the great at.
traction that is offered at the Br ,adwsy Theatre the
single fact that night Is set apart for the benefit
Mr.. Blake, would be sufficient to ill tho house. Il IL
needless for US tc enter into any details concerning
the claim which this gentleman has the theatre
going portion Of the community The entertainments
will be of the hghsst order. In addition the grand
which We have repeatedly noticed, and which has had
successful run ever since It was put on the stage
the excellent s, comedy Of "ola Heads and Young
Blake will take the part Of the aged clergyman Jesse
Rural The whole of the dram.tio strength Of this
| at, including Herr Driesbsch and the lions
NATIONAL THEATRE" Rosina Meadowsn and
" Nose in California" are all the rage nova days
! at this house. and the inmitabls manner in which
Chanfrau personates the hero in both pieces Is ap-
plauded "to the echo" each evening Chsnfrsu f. a
capital general actor but his Moe 4, certainly his
masterpiece. II is the ural and fs.like ner
| foImsnce We have seen; and notwithstandno
the pieces of which Nose the hero are but extrsvs
gan zas there is nothing or
ibov
manly, ard energetic, fond Of his gal and his ma
chine displayed in all his glory The second act
in California; is the best Of the two though
the first one !, full Of fun The wharf scene and the
departure Of the good ship iumbug we'll A.
to scenery and the devices Of loafer Joe to procure
passsRe free gratis to the land Of PROMISE are verv
tommy: To night the two local pieces and Teddy
the Tier will be played.
BURROWS THxATnE.-As usual, this favorite place
OF amusement was well attended last evening" to wit
the attractive pieces get up by the prince OF
managers, MIR. Burton. Mr.. BuIton's appearance.
again last evening" in the Breach Of Promise wa.
greeted with renewed applause The sketch called
~fistim.nia; or the Man Who Saw the Fight" was
the admired buresqus called Monte Christy, in
which the whole force Of the talented comp.ny il
brought into reqasition To- night excellent bill Ia
presented: Mischief Making "Fistima mis- - mYour
LIES in Danger" and Monte Chrissy.n II these
know what will.
AMERICAN CIRcus.-There is NO lack In the patron
age given to this place of amusement by the
"a do
know any place where they could be better .erysd
Mecsrs Sands, Lent Co seem to have conceved the
desire to increase every week the number attractions
ON their bill And besides this diversity Of entertain
mept the admirable ats Of Mr. Sands his rracefnI
children, the instinct Of May Fly Cinderella and the
fighting ponies Of themselves sufficient 70 insurs
excele Mt audience to the circus John Ciosso tho
witty clown, whose appearance hailed with 90 much
.Hpsu,s has returned to the circus Nth an ample sap
Of this witty clown IL euAcent to make any man laugh
who 10 affected With the spleen.
SIoroRA BncAccrArrI This talented oantatrice,
who is 80 anxiously expected in New York by all the
admirers che left behind when she went to Boston,
after having appeared with immense success at %.
M Henri Herr, the celebrated pianist, and gave, on
tuesday last avery brilliant concert at Providence
We understand that NJ. Hers and the fair lady are
soout introducing In Boston . series Of Matinees
Musicas under the patronage Of the ladies' Of that
cy Inc ides Is new in our country, and no doubt IL
GuNch. LAST CorcKRr.-A series Of most SUCCESS
ful concerts by the band under the direction Of ths
famous oungl, las delighted musical smateurs
will excel all those which have been given ana '
no doubt, be fully attended The programme co insists
Of eleven pieces selected the muso OF Don,..t.
Spohr SIaus, and Gupgl himself The svsrnonn,s,,
"Sounds from Home will be played in the cour,a 81
Gypsy March, and other favorites viii siso hs n,s
a. Gurgl departs In . day or two for WAshipgton
this Is the last concert he give here for come
time. ~'
CHRmrrs MrSsrRxLs-The popularity OF thess NH,
otophers Is not of that ephemsra that weeks
months aye, or even years. will wear out for they are
now well ON In the second Of their concerts here
In New York and wded ever, each evening
They work hard to keep up the excitement in their "a
vor and what IL more, they work successfully. Their
last burIesque, The Voyage Musicale" takes admir-
ably.
NEw ORLEANS SkRErApErs-These genuises come
out with new burlesQue this evening, which will take
the shine of anything they have yet done, good 10
all has been Their annou cement of IL IL oharacter-
tc and prepares their vsters FOR any Of fun
II s no lees than Q musical panorama, commencing ct
n. O he
Library, and thence to California All the company viii
exert the nseves to give this burssqus
nrst rave stMt The rest Of the programme will be |
ecenas. ' ''A
DorrAvaSs Msrioo.-This grand and interesting
Pspofama well worth visit from ALL both old and |
young, male snd female IL gives moot aocur ste and
erapbio Of the beautiful of the
interior Of Mexico. " WV