The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-14


| BKoAswAr THEArmE.--Ths novel features Of ouers
and ballet on the sams night attracted large snd
highly fashionable audience to this theatre last eve.
ming The opera was Ernani the Castilisn Noble
syrissl drama. The opening twilight scene was pic-
turesque and beautiful representing the mountains Of
AriaeoD the castle Of Don Ruy Gomez, with bandits
and rebels appearing from different entrances The
part OF Eivfa was sustain ed by the charming vocalist
Signoripa Tedesco As highly wrought as was public
expectation In regard to the abilities Of this dstin-
gushed vocalist she even surpassed it, In the compass
and sweetness Of her voice and the briancy OF her
execution The duett In the second act, by Sgnor
| liehtful harmony. and drew down repeated cheers
Ion Csrios by Sigpor Vita, and Don Ruy Gomez BY
sgnor Novelli received all the attention which mus-
cal science could impart to them. One exhibited the
powers OF fine round barytone and the other the
and melodious volume Of bass voice In short, the
entire opera ably sustained and at its close
followed by the una nimous cheers Of audience,
whose souls thrilled by the sweet cadences
beautiful shakes, and melodious warbDgs Of the dis
tipguikhtd prima donna, Signorna Tedesco. The
grand ballet OF " L'Ameo," Introduced between the
second and third acts produced with great spen-
dor and performed throughout with all the grace
and elt gance OF style Of the Terpschorean art Mon
deserves great praise tor the manner In which
Of the house last evening that the opera
and ballet united will very successful for the
manage ment as the house previous to the time left,
was crowded almost to sufocation, by brilliant and
highly fashionable audience. " Ernani again to-
night, and no doubt another crammed house
NiBLos GARpEN-GREAT ATTRAcrIoNs.--Last oven-
architectural skill uninching ndlauda
BILE enterprise presented imposing array Of fashion
and numbers The plan upon which it has been builts
60 judicious, that even in the warMes weather in
convenience whatever from that be felt,
ample provision has been made for the reception
that refreshing resusetstng and lifegiving messen
ger the delicious breeze which comes the gar
den, laden with the fragrance which is Impaired to IL
in its passage into the house for the benefit Of CRATE
full mortals This theatre does it's propre high no.
nor. and 1t substantiates his claim to the command
ing and dgnihed title which has by common consent
bten conferred upon him viz the Napoleon Of mana
sers-a title which no ordinary man could aspire to-
much less bear He has done much for the smuse-
ment and of the public in superior style
His ambition in the matter is very great, his object
being tocoDbne the intellectual and the musical with
the facetous and the comea and thus far he has
ceeded most admirably The highest praise Is due to
Mr.: French, the architect, for the able manner in
which he has done his part but indeed there is
necessity for writing his praise because the building
Itself bears eloquent testimony to his professional emf
nence From every part Of the theatre tho stage
painters Messrs Grain and sherwood, have done
credit TO Themselves. The scenery is elegant
that important and ut the time, difficult depart
ment Of The art-perspective Taken as whole, the
structure in every sense of the word splendid
The graceful and astonishing feats Of the Rave Family
On the tight rope wore repeatedly and enthusiastically
spplauded. The new piece, called Urslle, or lie Dis-
bic Amoreux,' was we'll received and Monsieur Paul
Brlants debut highly successful. Our prediction has
been verified; the house crowded to OVERLOOKING
The orchestra Is composed Of the scientific musi-
clans that this great metropolis can afford, and the
liberal applause which Is bestowed upon their sweet
particular has MIR Nibio fsilea to render his thessrs
one Of tho first in the country and therefore, he may
with the fullest confidence calculate upon patronage
commensurate with his inertia
Burrows THEATRE" AS You Like 1t" again
performed last evening" before most fashionable audi
cnce and passed of with the seias that attended
Its representation last week We glad to that
Mr. Burton is inclined to give the public this class Of
entertainmeut. With the company he has gathered
around him he is well able get it up the best
style, and We should think he would find the public
ready to paronise such entertainments most fully.
To night, Mr. Jehn Dunn, who is SO generally and favo
rably known to theatre goers in this city will take
complimentary benefit he Is about to leave for
Philadelphia Sheridans comedy Of The Rivals" will
be played with trst rate cast, including Messrs.
Bars, Chapman Brougham John Dunn C.. Howard,
and Lynne; Miss wsllsck, Miss Mary Taylor, Mrs.
Dyott aud Mrs Brougham We need not say that
this r,ost brilliant comedy will be finely performed by
such artists The farce OF That Rascal Jack" In
which Mr.. Dunn is 80 famous, win conclude the enter
tainments
NATIONAL TBEArRR.-The new comic drama, The
Wonderful Woman was produced last evening, with
great success at this house. IL s those elegant
little comedies which when well acted and well put
the stage to please Both OF these requisites
fulfilled last evening; Mr. Jordan, Mrs. Mclean,
and Mr. T. ID. johnston, who performed the principal
parts being most successful in their efforts Mr. Jor-
dam az the poor, though proud Marques Johnston a.
Marquis throughout all his adventures with won-
derfui woman played by Mrs. Mclean with much
tact showed themselves worthy OF the applause they
received. The drama was received with much APP
ylause ard will be repeated this evening. Jim Grow
Rice Is also in the field, aud this evening, and every
evening during the week will appear In several OF his
moot fayorie negro characters. Whites serensders,
too, will continus their concerts that need
lack amusement while the National is presenting such
series Of entertainments every evening For the par
ticuars of this nights bill, refer to list of
snustments.
rEocrrps BsNrrITs TO Mas VAcHr--Messrs
Brousham and Cbds two Of the trustees paid to
Mrs Nsohe yesterday, $3.50 being the proceeds Of
the Broadway benefit after paying all expenses incu
ding undetHker's bill, &c. The amount received
with subscriptions, and 1886 from the National thea
tre 81 ao3a very sprg and highly creditAblc to
those who forwarded tkis laudable undertaking.
| CnRIsIr's MissIREIs-1he more these philoeop hers
sing TO the public the mere popular th.y become; in
isct. they go successfully that New ork could
not do without them. They have kept on through dull
times and all without falcripg, and moreover they
have been well patroniEed all the Their newly
arranged programmes, aud the great Voyage Must
cal" are attracting crowds nightly.
! CHNts, AssksBLr Rooma.--1be entertainments at
this nyore place II amusement consist Of vocal aud
instrumental Performances which viii contE every
evening during the week.
CAsrLr GARprs1 his hesthiuI location 10 again at
trGcfDg large audiences who % delight ia having
the anus eirents wind rp wtb tall The air 10 80
orol and ttfeshing that citizens after the days
toll repair there for the double Of pleasure
ana health. he many thrilling aud beautiful meo-
dies vhich are rendered by Nad. Loysrney Miss ilif
fct and others are in themtolTes worth the price OF
admission.