The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13

lie rs-opeuiDg, but suocsss Of the most truuphsut
kind every evening has seen . most crowded aud |
brilliant audience assembled within Its wallis aud the
utmost sausfsction. The I" King OF tho Commons [" |
which played last evening, most highly ap-
s"1ss part ,S OF ans pay are Nv very
laiDs appears. observed some Of the audience AZ
fected even to tears The wsllscks Gilbert Smith
Wipsns. 40 all appear to much advantage la 1t To-
night Richard the Third Is to be played.
The style in which this piece Is got up OF the Bowsry
we're purchased by Mr. Hsmblin from Mr.. Keau. at
very high figure. 81 600 So 900. believe and
arr. without exception the most gorgeous aud spsu.
appropriate to the times which the the piece
isl.id Mr. and Mrs. Wsllack will take the parts Of
Richard and Queen Elisabeth Mtss Wemyss that Of
Lady Anne; Gilbert, Mcfarland Stevens 20 are also
engaged in the piece. The drama of" Claude
Du,s" the best m~lo drama of the times will per-
formed a. the aftsrpi-ce. Mr. Stevens will take the
part Of Claude. with such bill there Is no doubt
sent t.d With visitors frsm ali parts OF Tho Union
they will find the Bowery theatre most delightful
place to pass an evening pleasantly.
BsaApwAr TnrArRE-IrALIAr OrEsA.-The opera o.
eLucis di Lsmmermoor' the entertainment last
evening at this theatre. Sgnora Bscaccisnti sustain
ed the character Of Lucia, SiRnor Mia appeared
Errico and Siguor Corelli, a. EdgsrdO. We have
former occasion criticised this opera and have only to
repeat that the principal characters we'll repre-
sentd namely, the parts Of Lucia, Edgardo and En-
rico. We must here particularise the character OF
fine voice acted With spirit and copcrivsd the oh.rao-
ter we'll The opera. generally speaking. ably
tsinsd But here we must give neral hint aud
ser that although nature may have done great things
for many aYtists In enclosing them with powerful
musical oreaDs yet these gifts frequently thrown
sound musical education. 1t requires q very ~ duous
and persevsrng study to arrive at perfection in the
capacity Of the human voice and the infnits power
and beanty Of music The connoisseur who under
sts,ds the difficulty between in the first space aud
fiat In the alto and what and elegance lie be-
twes these points in the scientific blending from
note to another is at prepared what to expect
from q soprano voice The articulation must be dis
tipct and perfectly unsmothered for it Is not only
pec'aary to hear clear note but also the clear
1T IL .ure to attain excellence in the beautiful accom-
plsbm' NJ Of singing This evening Signorna redesco
tahes her benefit che will appear In the character Of
Ninefa in Rossinis beautiful opera OF - La Casa
Lsdra The piece will conclude with the celebrated
roDdo a. sung by the nimitsbe Malibran after which
and fashioDsbls house.
NiBlo's GARptS-Ths entertainments at this at.
trscfive place OF musement last evening, was the
drama Of Secret Service" in which MIR Henry pla
eide on former occasions, most admirable This
piece is vel cast and vent of with the demon
ftraioDs cf applause The evenings ent-rtai nments
concluded with the laughabls farce Of the Double
B.dd.d Room " MIR Dulcmer Pipes. as taken BY Mr.
H. Ilacde IL certainly OF the most comical well
rs the most laugbsbe pieces of acting We have vita
messed ir some time ps,t; Mrs Watts aud MIR. seftou
were equally good This piece is one OF lepg standing,
but still under the manager Of MIR Placide, 1t sp
pesrs TO have some new points each time Gifts per-
tatieAux clio piece will be beought out called
Paris In ls4s We recommend all Who wish a choice
OF seats TO attend early If may judge from the
crowded houses on former nights.
e BURROWS THrATRE-The comedy by Brougham
called Temptation or, The Price of Happinessn
which was performed last light for the time won't
OH IN very good style and the author deserves great
err oft Tor the interest with which be has invested this
local play IL is needless to say that MIR Brouxhsm
had capital part for himself being that Of O'Bryan
sp emerant just landed and that won at the same
time the Iaurels Of author and those OF an actor
Mi Burton as BobsliDk. was much applauded as well
rs Mrsfis Lyme, e. w Clarke and Mrs Brougbam
Cousin berry" and the SphinxY closed the enter
fa'rm.pis which we're, indeed one Of the agree
ae, 9. any in TIE city Ihis evening will be perfOr
the last season, together with the new eonnedy Of
Temptation" Nodoubt the theatre will be attended
by a large audience.
NArIosAL THrATsr.-The excellent company at pre-.
sent engaged at this house, the splendid manner in
which IL IL fitted up aud the etering pieces produced
nightly. have thu effect Of drawing crowded houses
800. Nsn,ng ana, last night we never saw an
oience more nmuses than they with the new
farce q In Place and Out of Place ia which that
versatile sctre.s Mrs. Messenger acts rscily Her
rapid changes OF chars from the French dans,s
to the German soldier and again to the Yankee and
still again to the Iri,bman-were very amusing her
rnging and dancing were much spplauded. The
cont dy Of the Midnight Hourr was next PLAYED IL
!. post interesting piece and acted ia as style
Mrs. Mestsyer and Mrs Isherwood appeared 10 mnch
advantage. aud jefferson. Burke Herbert Croker
Tsylor &C Zach sustained their parts we'll The very
ip''r,'inr c. ME drama Of the Jacobits concluded
III. Entertainments Tonight the Mid night Houri,
will he repeated. the &" Poor Soldier" with all the
mo,ic and the farce Of In Place aud Out OF Place.
will ale" b" played With such . bill there will DO n
good house, DO doubt.
Minerals OLYMPIC THsArRE.-Aetivity Ia the
reigtir maxim at this place Of amusement, aud the
Drpsger seems to be indeftigabls IL is only three
nights since he opened his bonboanisre aud every
t''ning has offered To the public . plsy The
farce ~ Lawyers Practice" which began the enter
tiun'nfs last evening as well as the spectacle Of
britannia and Hibernis" went OF In q very good
t,yle end elected much sppsuss Miss Mary Taylor
the fAseipstpg sopgstress. Mrs. Consver the lovely
ycurg lady. deserved much credit for the hisriouie
display OF their respective psrts The op-reta Of the
.Wsi.rnnn' Afforded MIR Bishop an opportunity to
deliver several tine such those OF the Jolly
Young sherman" Farewell my trim built wherry,b
snd John anderson my Jo," whilst Miss MARY Taylor
ben The Moon the Lake IL bssmipsD Tbs
.h"l. concluded with the nev farce OF !" Devili,h
ard drew firth much laughter; Miss Taylor a ms
tiud. nt sip Seneca being very elegant aud Miss Miles
,I>'"g hsr part of applause This evening the bill
~ ha sp.sts First" and 4" A Devish Good Jok, ~
Witch - = eeSilish good chance for all lovers Of
fun and merriment.n
Cupisr,'s MissrRrLs True as the needle to the
pole tn. breeze 81 popular favor continues to blov on
th'te -,c.llrnt MINISTRIES whose excellent perform
sbc.s nightly the theme Of admiration TO
b.rs 81 our citz-bs Every evening their rooms are
Oiled to o,.ffo~ins ut an early hour and their
the applause Is long and loud Tbey are IN. leading
Ministries 81 the sse and their entertainments the most
fAvorit. ones In the city.
cs.ur u.sp,,.- But a few evenings more. and the
deg btu nts at this establishment will be
brought To clore. They have been most fashionably
stsnd.d and during the present week will be
fully got up To night the grand instrumental
will consist 81 favcrits overturea ~stres GAL
.ps pot pourris &c also solos the trumpet by Herr
Ahr.r 1hr evenings smusemeuts viii conclude With
ID. ususl tsii
Bsss,y WILLIAMS tie celebrated Low comediln com.
nsue-- an erysRem. Mt ut the Brooklyn theatre nett
Tpsdsy evening Hts persopstion II the lower class
Of Irih ehnset.rs. q. ssc.il.nt and he possesses