The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-06

Theatrical and Musical
BowERr THEATRE was crowded again lsst evening" TO
the rich drama performing there With suoh
derful and immense success. We inclined to be-
lsve that even when it 10 withdrawn Mr. Hsubun will
have to make standard piece for night least
every week. SO rich entertaining aud beautiful
We saw wsss and s0S Mr.. - w sas
lack to better advantages he far superior In this
lester and the others thew All act thar nart.
Winans especially has earned great surss aud placed
his name hfty degrees higher as good osmic actor and
bufoen than before.
| BROADWAY TnEArRs.-Mr. Hudson appeared last
night at the Broadway in the character Of the knight
Of Arvs the drama Of that name The stsry OF the
piece is an engaging one, and tie incidents intro
dused with great good taste. The character of Con-
rad he RASH surnamed the Knight Of Arva gives the
se,or VINO sus,ans H. scope enough Tor ths exhibition
the role belongs 1t Is In good hands when Mr.. Hud-
son plays the part There Is great deal Of nature in
Ing In short, one sees the plished actor while
he laughs at the fun Of the comedian This play, in
ssmblance to -" The Irish Ambassador The next
piece the bill was The Nervous Man and the Man
Of Nerve,n with Mr. Hudson MoShans, and Mr..
Blake as Mr.. Aspen; the whole concluding with the
farce Of The Railroad Depotn
NrBLo's GARDES-The arrangement Of the hot air
In the furnaces throughout this extensive establish
ment mskst comfortable for the winter its airy
eIiconb ana gardens maze IL Cnarmlng In the summer
season. The Rsvels continue their untiring amuse-
ments The ballet Of "Gisslls" last night was received
with unbounded applause and the rresstibly laugha
BILE psntommic farce Of "Vol au Vent, with It's con.
tinuous chain Of the most ludcrous accidents keptu
unerokea cacchinatien from first to last The
audience large and elegant, and there Is pecu-
lisrity In the entertainments OF this establishment,
and in the establishment itself which must always
command succass See the Of the card for
this evening.
BuRTor's THRArRK.-Agsin this attractive place Of
amusemont exceedingly well filed, to witness the
comedy in three acts called The Serious FAINT
ly" This piece is certainly capital thing exhibiting
the fun and folly Of human nature in very amusing
and instructive manner, keeping the audience in full
laughter during the whole time. The actors and &C.
treses composing the parts In this piece deserve much
credit in the excellent manner in which they execute
their respective parts The other pieces the Queens
Husbsndn and Mrs. Bunbury's Spoer's,n went off
with much 6elat. Tonight, Dombey and Son" will
be played.
vsubalier" is pleasing and delightful DRAMA and
pleasngly performed last evening rish assortment
Of amusements conjoined with the Duchess
the Dead Shot," and the Hsppiest Day Of my Life
These were admirably performed by excellent cast
MIS- Bowers as Julia, in the Duchess of vaubaliern
performed her part with fine effect She is beautiful
actress, and, with some improvement in voice and
meditation, SO as ITO be less artificial, will rise still
higher in her srduous profession. On Monday next,
the long talkedof new grand burlesque of Aladdin
will be brought out, when, hope II the piece de-
serves it, the days or rather the nights Of Nose will
return to the Maternal when the doors will be closed
to more In corners, because Of the jam within.
MrTcHELL's OLYMPIC 3.HEArRn This neat little
theatre is the resort OF all those who delight in sterling
comic acting, and has little reason to complain of a
want Of public patronage We not surprised that
1t should be nightly visited by large audiences the
stock company consists Of of the artists In the
city Mary Taylor, always a favorite appears every
evening She may be considered host in herself her
acting and singing are excellent Walcot, every body
admits is clever artist, and contributes also TO the
enjoyment experienced by the frequenters of this eta
blishment. This evening the programme is very at.
tractive, containing four excellent pieces The Devil
Lee,n and the farce Of the Promissory Node" Miss
Carline will also appear and execute La Poacca aud
versity q entertainment, and such as must drsw
crowded house. Tomorrow evening MIR. Yates takes
bis benefit when II Is hoped his friends will interest
themselves In his behalf
ITALIAN orrHa-The attendance last evening to Wit
the performance Of Verdl's opera sera Ernani
such should, insprit the respective vocasts to
brilliant display Of the various gems with which this
opera abounds; but with one or two excepsns there
appeared to us nothing remarkable In the vocal
DEPARTMENT Is out strict justice say that the ex
ecution Of the orchestra correctness Of
time and harmony Of sound truly excellent This
opera will be repeated Friday evening when likely
the artists generally will be In better voice aad the
piece will pass OIL more effectively than II did night
CHENr,'s OrrR, HOUSE, -Paintive negro melodies
exeeutsd In the moot pleasing artistic style the
principal performance at this popular resort. The
fcrmances Of banjo guitar violin concsrna and tam.
BORNE. are rendered with musical ski, and nightly
receive wei merited applause Chrsty Is an excellent
manager, and eaters well for the amusement OF his
patrons.
ANTHIc,N NUsruM.-The great natural curiositias
which be seen at this mt should in them
selves attract large audncss but the manager desi-
rous Of sording the greatest possible pleasure to the
visitors Of tbs museum, employs company Of actors
who give stage performances the and even
Ing. They consist OF comic pantomimes vaudevilies
comic singing and dancing pleasant hour or two
can here be enjoyed.
Cmcvs, AsTOK PLAos.-Dan Rice, the isiritable
clown, aud Of the greatest favores with the people
u the entire Union attracting hundreds TO his beau
tiful aDphitheatre His genuine wit his ShsSspsrean
lectures, his funny department and merry actions
cite the dullest spirits 10 immoderate fits Of laughter
Mile Rosa Ia NO less attractive In her fests horse
back all those who have observed her graceful elias
tic equestrian featr pronounce her the most extrsod
nary artist that has appeared In the arena But
besides those, we have many other members Of the
company, who In gymnastic fess, posturny tunbling
SC contribute 20 make the circus in Eighth stree, a.
attractive AZ any other place OF amusement In the city
GnANp srnEnr Cmcus.-The famous clown Dan
Gardner. as also the celebrated equestrienue Madam
Camille Gardner ore great svortes at this anphthe-
atre and attracting large a,sembagss. SIR Nixon
and his talented sons through their gymnastc fcats
and classic poses which are eleyery performed, with
other brilliant evolutiOns and leafs by the company
JoHS GossS, the great American clown, has arrived
In town ana will appear on Monday next, at the Astor
Place Circus.
P.soH,u. ov TIVE NmE.-we visited the Chinese
Rooms last evening and we're much pleased at the
fbition Of this painting and the lucid explanations OF
the various localities. ~ given hy Mr. Ghddon. The
panorama forms only part u this exceedingly inter-
Getting exhibition, confess more interested
IN his account Of two Egyptian munmies, which he
brought with him frem Europe.
Commission on Claims against Mexico.
TrrsDsY, December q IS4s.-The Board met purs u
ant TO adjournment Present all the members.
The Suspended business Of yesterday taken mp
1ne bsld under condensation but without taking any
srd action thereon.
The Board adjourned until IL A. NJ Tomorrow.
CITY TRADE uEPOlST.