The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-23

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is to he seen IN another column. From what we
know Of the gentlemen connected with this i'm
portsnt enterprise we believe that 1t will be highly
successful and profitable. The line lis to carry
the mail under contract with the government, and
we under stand that a portion Of the mail money Is
to be annually reserved for the regular payment OF
4 seven per cent dividend. .i xxx, +.
Theatrical and Musical.
BowEav THEArsx.-Tbs pleasant little farce, OF r.
ther comedy of"Naval Eusasensnts" commenced ths
entertainments last evening. In this piece Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Taylor and J. H. Hall, enact the
principal parts and GILBERT the irasoibs but good
hssztsd old Admiral, appears very sdvantsssously.
Suoh characters suit him admirably, and We DO not
know Of sny more judcious actor In his line than Me-
MIs 0ilnsrt was l..iss very happy - Mr.: Pen
played well. The p'sos was very much applauded
LAvater Les next appeared In his Extraordinary per-
c. Leo, we'll by tho little Eugene, the most
wonderful that can DO imagined and ought TO be
BY al IN: sss:nssS sIs,. nd .s ~ Exhibited arc
next performed. This piece sti IL most successful
and the crowded audience testified last evening By
their applause, how much they admired 1t. For TO-
nights BILL We refer to our list Of amusements.
Broadway THEATRE.-Last night witnessed again
continuation Of the triumph Of the Count Of Monte
Cristo," In an overlooking house, suoh only be
drawn together great oocasons by extraordinary
attractions This IL the fifth week Of the perform
sncs Of this beautiful spectacle and the public int
rest and curiosity remains yet quite unsatiated and
undimnished Now, We could not adduos any stronger
proof or present more nfalible test OF tho excel
lsnce and superiority Of any dramatic peoe than this
most severe Of all tests which the magnificent drama
Of Monte Chisto has gone through
for long period. It would DO needless here to re-
peat al We have already said In communication Of this
attractive and superb spectacle. or Of the admirable
cast, whose united xoslenoe and acting have
CURED together with the intrinsic merits Of yhe pisos
itself to i'm for 1t such high position In the pablo
CONTINUES Is impossible to predict; but would i'd
wise all thoes who have not yet this rich drama
70 a. lsa ;%. toG once inc before nTay with
and triumph. t'
NATIONAL THKATRE.-Ths house was we'll Allied last
night, and Wacousta," long as 1t has been before
the public received with 90 much delight and ap
probation the nrst time It was played. The re-
vengsful and missnthropic Wseouss the oomioal Pom
pey Sip, the chivalrous and pure minded Ouoanssta,
tho Indian attacks tabeaux stage Effects and all the
tho q Of ts
Deserted MILL" and the farce Of Hercules, the King
q Clubs,n concluded the Performances Tonight
DRAMA called "Natty Bumpo," founded Coopsrs po.
pular Leather Stocking novels Is in preparation These
novels will we'll bear adaptation for the stage the
incidents peculiarly meiodramatio In style.
local drama is also In In which We pre-.
man, Is we'll a. Pompsy Sip Who We believe was sis o.
ponsnt in late encounter on the Battery, do not
seem much the worse for wear from that battle Per-
haps they were merely rehearsng scene In the new
local drama.
Burrows THrArRK.-The entertainments, last
night at this place of smusemsnt both rare and
excellent. The Haunted Man and the Ghosts Bar.
gain loses Of s interest and attraction by
petition. Mr.. Broughsm, In the character Of the
Ghost amusing his adaptation Of the pisoeis
excellent. Mr.. Burton, Is usual drew down immense
applause, by the admirable manner In which he per-
sonated the extensive concern Of Tsttsrby h Co He
the next piece in which Mrs Brougham, Is Ariel,
was ~ captivating Miss Chapman's personation Of
M..nd. vas t.. ntsd These ladies' their respective
The entertainments of the evening concluded with
the farce Of " Irish Engagemsnts" which went of
lions share Of the amusement This house continues
to sustain the high character It has acquired by the
rsprietor.
AMERICAN CIRCUS, BRoADwAv.-BxNxrrr or HEa.
NASDEz.The beneht Of this GRACEFUL though juvenile
% night Sy oas o.
81 admiration, bore convincing evidence Of his popu
iazty amongst community whom he has for the pest
season electrified by his extraordinary accomplish
ments In the profession he has 30 successfully CON-
msnoed. The diversiaed and smusing performances
ansounced for the occasion attracted Of
the specinc object crowd-ands discriminating and
fashionable crowd too-that at the
hour witnessed the performances scarcely available
All were conducted with skin; and We are justified in
the belief that nom the admirable ara ugements of
this fashionable and popular establishment, and the
novelties In PREPARATION the Broadway Circus will
command attention, in every way deserving Of the
enterprise Of the proprstors and the public. The
rsngements fer this evening full Of novelty and
peculiar attraction.
GuNGL's CoNcERr.-This excellent band commence
this evening, the first of series Of their instrumental
concerts at the Tabernacle. Tho programme Is Of
md I'M inn AZ
ture from the opera of " Semramids," by Rossini Q
duetto from Belissro, by Donizett and an overture
beautiful melodies, polkas waltxs variations for the
flute, 60 Those who delight In the purest and most
strain; that can possibly be produced by
ing The variations for the flute alone whioA will be
executed by Mr. Seds, will DO worth the price Of ad
mission.
usual success Night after night IL IL the thing
~ far - full rooms concerned, though tho pro-
tinuay introducing novelties. and amply redeem the
pledge they set FORTH that their entertainments shall
be Is racy and piquant - possible.
THE New ORLEANS SEaENApEns give such . grand
In perfs good humor from FIRST to last They the
italian Opera Of the many, and man. indeed We may
tie most scientific music in the world Tonight thsy
give fine programme.
Oity Intelligence.
,,a asnLAsS -. TIE ASsnIc.S SIMrAIHixrn-T The
meetiDg held at the Seventh Ward Hotel, Madison
street on sunday last with view to adept the nscss
esry prelimnaries, and give suitable meat
to Messrs Bergen and Ryan their arrival In this
city was well attended.-Dr +. B. Ryan, OF Brooklyn,
In the chair George d. Bowling. Secretary. The
chairman having explained the objects Of the meeting
several sub committees we're appointed to operate
with the general committee In furtherauce Of tho
views OF tho friends Of the parties, their arrival
here The following gentlemen compose the general
committee, ~ far ~ nominated; several gentlemen
are yet to be added whose will BE- duly proposed
and seoonded ct the next meeting IF B. Ryan, NJ |
Brooklyni Francis Mastsrson, do; John Stanley |
do Patrick Regain, do John Kavanagh, do; Patrick |
Mcousdc, DO; Jehn Kelvin, do; George Thompson, |
Wbliamsburgh; John A. MoDougall. de; John Stack,
90; Patrick Oaynor Mount Vernon do; Robert Green,
ao James Corcoran, dol Daniel Riley. do; Richard |
hanna do; Patrick Murphy, do; Maurice Walsh, Dry
DOCK, New York; Felix Hart, New York; James Kspah, |
40; John Kavsnah, do; Denis Lyons, do; Owen Mo- |
Earthly, do; Delshunty, do; George Bowling. do; |
Messrs Royal O'Dosovan Mccarthy, William Rob- |
lnson, William Hamilton, Fay Patrick MoCor- |
mick g. Bayiey William Shaler, Daniel Major, Mar. |
TN Kennedy John Ryan. Michael Reddy, DsAisl |