The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-08

beaten at every election as they deserve to bs.
At the conclusion Of the speech OF Captain Rynders
the meeting began 10 break up Two three drunken
fellows then staggered upon ths stand and while they
were delivering themselves Of incohrsnt rawlings the
firing 10 their homes, gDashng their teeth and
ing blue vengeance against the traitors OF the day
Theatrical and Musical
THE AMERICAN DRAMAric FUND AssocIArroS.-We are
much gratinsd to learn that this pras In
stitution is progressing famously On Tuesday last at
the regular monthly meeting, eight new members were
enrolled. Miss Charlotte Cushmsn made liberal do
nation and, moreover, intimatsd her intention Of
giving her services benent in aid Of the association
on her return to New York in December. The New
York Bay Cemetery Company also made donation Of
number Of lots to be placed a: the disposal OF the
Board of Directors The meetipgs the future will
be held and all business transacted, at the new office,
Chinese Buildings; and the Board Of Directors,
firing from the Aston House. where they have been
hitherto nupiicently accommodated, rendered vote
Of thanks to the proprietors Messrs Coleman Stet
who, in addition to that kin iness are donors to
the fund, TO q large amount.
BowERr THEArRE.-Ths splendid and magnificent
drama # Pzsrro the Death of Rolla was brought
out last evening at this great and noble theatre In
grand style and with highly effective cast MIR. J.
Walack, Jr enacted the part Of Roa, the Peruvian
leader in truly heroic style and drew forth repeated
bursts OF applause from an immense house Mr. yor-
dan o. AopEo, was excellent, and the jddicous audi
ence not only in this but In the other characters
raj beautiful sentiments which the wsyward sheridan
has placed In the mouths Of the chief speakers Mrs
Wslack was beautiful Elvirs and the Cora Of Miss
Wemyss was the subject OF universal admiration.
That most beautiful and sentimental piece tbs Rag
Picker Of Paris" followed, and was admirably per.
formed throughout IL is thrilling drama, full Of
deeply touching incidents. splendid new drama,
founded on one Of Dumass great pieces Is We hear in
representative Of Monte Cristo," at the Broadway
theatre. Meantime, . bill Of and nsquallsd
spsndor for thi: evening promises rich treat 70 the
All n hA m at.pts. tUI
this beautiful temple Of dramatic entertainment.
BRoADwAr THHArkE.-Last evening was produced,
Tor the first time In In this city, drama, called
Grady, tie Irish Guardsmsn" which has been ORA
matised expressly for Sir. Collins, by Mr.. G Andrews,
author Of "Monte-Cr sto " This new piece was re-
csved with thunders OF applause, and will undoubtedly
have . long run. IL was eminsntiy successful. The
hero Ct the piece Maurice OGrady an Irish cadet ia
Dillons regiment one Of the Irish brigade fighting In
the service OF France The IL laid In She court
OF Louis XIV, Young OGrady, fond Of fighting and
women and wine gets into scrspes together with
his boon companions but by his bravery aud Wit, not
tains prefsrment The Duke Of Buckingham, whose
intrigues with Anne Of Austria, Queen Of France
Cardinal Richslisu, the Prime Minister, finds out
the iason, and anxious to be rsvepged on the
Queen for her naughty rejection Of his advances Graf
THY instis the poison of jealousy into the Kings IL
Ia resolved to arrest who Ia only by
the address Of Madeline. the Queens maid Of honor,
Who acts his guide and him his peril
situation before he leaves France he holds last
ntsrvisw with the Queen who urges his immediate de-
gives him as proof Of her love diamond necklace Of
which the King had made her present their we'd
ding ds lay This This, TOO, Riehsiieo and. out, and
aud TO insist upon the Queen appearing with the
necklace In this emergency O'Grsdy who had bee os
acquainted with Madeline, and had been making love
10 her with all the warmth Of lrishmau, having
Uncovered the secret tnsrs through her his services
70 counterfeit the CARDINAL The Queen send. him to
buckingham. and be returns with success All the
ward be asks, 10 the hand Of Madeline. The bali Is
held The Queen at first appears without ths neck
lace; the King insists upon her wearing IL. la the
midst 81 her distraction, Mad.ns brings her sjssty
the necklace, from the hands OF o0rady. just In
Lick q time to her honor Riehelieu Is bAtied.
and O'Grsdy who q prodigious fsvorite with the
King and Queen, obtains the hand Of Madeline. We
nee hardly ssy that In this piece Collins took the
part Of OOrsay, which he sustained with that hns,
dazzling ready tact watch IL 40 oharaserstic Of his
the most enthusiastic plaudis from house well nlled
In every part he sung wine, rosy wiue' and one
as Madeline exceeded herself on this occasion. The
audience delighted with herr the oh suits
her and she hits IL of chsrmiDsy This promising &C.
trees IL going ahead every day Miss Olivia, Who acted
the part OF Adele is new candidate for fame; she
made "pspsoe hit In singing Erin Is my home 4"
Her voice Is exceedingly sweet aud Of high range;
the shake at the close was exqusite she raptur-
ousy epcored. The other actors performed their role
very ereditsbly. The scenery was beyond all praise:
This piece will tske-it has taken IL win be repeated
this evening.
NisLos GARprS-sbsksp.sre's COMEDY Of Errors"
was prodseed at Nbios last evening" and performed In
sueh manner as TO bring out the most enthusiastic
expressions Of applause. The two Dromios per-
sopated by the brothers Pscide Who by their close
study Of the effects to be produced and with their pc
Guitar advantages in similarity Of voice etc
bed 20 make the Illusion almost ss perfect ss the
thor bad IL IN ibis gibation when he constructed
the plot IL Is really refreshing 70 see ,terns old
comedies brought forward, In . while, sod 90
brought forward too, TO be worthy Of praise. Mrs.
Howard played Adrispa, in which she introduced the
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fact che acquitted herself we'll throughout Nie.srs
Dawson and q Howard played the two Antipholis aud
remaining parts we're well cast. At the conclusion
the brothers Tlacide called before the curtain
snd approached from opposite sides to the centre Of
the stage where they each made their bow aud again
retired right and lett and venture to sy that few
strangers could say which Dromo was Of Syracuse and
which Of Ephesus The last piece the bill the
farce of the ADatomist" In which piece also the
Messrs II. and r. Placids we're cast for Mons. lie Me-
dcine and Crispin.
BuRror's THrarRE.-The " Old Dutch Governor
was again performed last night. by the "Governorr
tims.lf Of the elegant theatre Of Chambers street.
with Lis tine company and proved 10 the
dience there present, that no better play could BE-
chosen by the manager, TO please the customers who
patronite his place Of amusement This Burgomsster
OF Ssrdam Is decidedly one q the funniest vsudevies
perfCrmed any stage, and Burton plays his
part to perfection. Nothing IL more lsughsble
than to his ysnto mime hear his voice and
teDces. and to witness the perplexy In which he Is
put by his fatal gnorsncs Of the plain art Of reading
Messrs Clarke, Johnston and others also comps
tent in their parts The favorte comedy In two acts
Of Hearts sre Trpmpsr which began the entertain.
nent was also received with much applause, and
brepehsm aud Lynne deserved II, for the style in
which they delivered their roles Mrs Russell clever
aud elegant actress nightly gaining In the estimston
q the New York public The musical tnfermsds by
Misses Barton and Hirert, aud NJ Leach, we're also
succesful Ths evening Il the night of "Donbey and
Son" his bill will certainly insure very 6ne house
N.uOSsL THrArss.-The famous aud amusing piece
Of the Invincbles" was revived last evening this
theatre in all lite original beauty and spendo snd vas