The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-18

Paul, and Miss Susan the retiring, steady Justin
indeed fully entitled to all the applause that could
be given Miss Kaie's descriptive OF the lives of
the Two poor Orphans from Switzerland" was most
pathetcaly given. John Wpsns, ~ Lubin the bride
groom smicsl as he usually Isl he Is immense
iavorite at the National and trust no will play
long engagement this time MIR. Chanfrau played the
part Of the Count with that escelency which dstin-
cuisines all his performances The great piece Of the
evening however New York as 1t Is the revival
of which with its original has most heartily
welcomed by the audiences thine strsng hen
not eace the popularity Of this species drama aud
the eccentricties of the gallant and the various
hfelke scenes Of city life it really is among u.s.
will always command u fine audience Tonight paul
and Virginia, New York as 1t ls' and the college
Boy"
CnHIsrr's MrNsrRELs-The gaily sounding tambo-
rne the jovis banjo the rattlipg bones, the merry
vien, paintive sounding ACCORDION and all the elegant
variety OF music vocal aud instrumental without
speaking cf the dancing Of those unriyalled
ttoners in the "colored SCHOOL, Of mu.ic continue to
attract the usual excellent audiences each evening
There IL no place in the city where find
amusement than at Chrsty's concert room at Me-
chanics Hall
CAsrLE GARDEN A most fashionable and intelligent
audience again assembled here last evening to listen
20 the admirable musical entertainments nightly fur
nished by the spirited management who really give,
for one quarter Of dollar concert varied,
chtfhs and rich in musical gems, than has before
been oIer,d in this city for four times that The
introduction of selections from popular French operas
has proved epintny successful, aud the elite OF our
French population now constant in their atten-
dance, to enjoy the really admirable performances OF
Madame and Monsieur Berton, and Monsieur Corradi,
who have each evening been received with accla.
nations OF applause Madame Berton is at once a
beauty and most charming singer there is an arch
and nairee about all she does that is very asoi
mating and she IL already highly popular To. night,
TINS TRIO OF TALE rteo o'es appear in variety of
from the most popular French operas. among which
may nume La File du Regiment" "L'Ecsir" SO
Domino Noir.' Les Foes Amoureuses" and LIE Cha
let" Besides this we have vocal and instrumental
concert with George Joder and "a splendid orchestra,
and a capitally arranged ball. Such entertainments
must ensure continuance Of crowded saloons
PRAIsEwoRruY MovEMEsr.Tbere ia to DO a meeting
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the Broadway theatre for the purpose OF getting
extraordinary amount of attractive entertainments in
the shape Of n benefit for the widow and orphan
children Of the late lanented Mr. Vache.
CnisEsE Assembly RooMs--Last evening there
considerable tendance at these very
The entertainments In keeping with good taste,
and in facta rational be found
in the city There n display of updouhted talent
have already remarked upon the dvantageous To-
caty in which the rooms situated. which contri
butes IN some gree to All them rs those who breat he
the vital air up do like TO walk far to DO
amused
CHINESE MUSEUM Not the least wonderful among
the Thousands Of Chinese articles to be here
the great NUMBERS Of pictures giving mast accurate
views of the various processes OF manufacturing tea
the different modes Of punishment adopted, aud many
Of their most curious customs and habits. The whole
exhibition Is that cannot fail to interest in
telligent mind
MADAME AuGusrs.-We would offer to the considera-
ton Of Messrs French Heller the proprety Of adding
TO the attractive features Of the French opera light
and amuiDg ballet, under tho direction Of tho above
ddnStuse. most
truly accomplished artist that has appeared in this
country She has been favorte throughout the Union,
and every theatre In which she has performed ha gene
rally been vited by the first circles and by all those
who delight in behodipg the Terpsichorean art dis
played in the most chaste and beautiful style Of the pro-
fession For instancethere could not be better OPP
poruniy OF introducing the splendid opera and ballet
Of A" La Bsyadere" than with the present company.
We hope our hints will be taken by some manager.
SicSoRINA BoscHEsN This nmitabe vocalist, by
whom have been often charmed while she
broatbed forth in song the music Of Belini, D"nzett
and Rossini. Is now In our city What arc managers
about when they might with great increase to their
Golfers avail themselves Of such sterling talent? We
hope the hint will be taken. and opera company
formed OF the splendid materials within their Aoh
Madame aborde and and SaHonelli are In Montreal,
and so are the Kilmiste family