The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-05
Theatrical and Musical.

BowERY Neutrality-suspicious. are all the rage,
now days; but not the od-fashionsd tumbling and
somsrssng which, In former days, used to be looked
upon - something very wonderful. A different style
altogether prevails; and are now ways surprised
ct seeing performer bound over dozen Of men, sssh
holding . musket with fixed bayonst and throw
dozen of somersets In the course OF the leap and
other astonishing feats Mr. Hsubin has Engaged .
troupe Of real Besouin Arabs who have lately arrived
In this country and they will make their bow TO
the Bowsry. They are said to be the most active,
daring, and remarkable acrobafs in the world; and
shsis fssts TIL: evening VIII show what they srs o.ps
the "Sergssnt's Wife" will also be played. Miss We
myss, Mise Taylor, Mr. Stevens, 60 viii appear in It;
drama Of Oil Bias" In which Miss Taylor makes
such handsome appearance ~ the boy Of Ssntnsns,
will conclude the performances.
BROADWAY THEATRE. -" Monte Cristo" vii! be re-
peated this evening" being the CONNIE nosmsnt OF it,
seventh week. The unprecedented 20 run" which It
has had surpasses any thing Of the kind ever before
presented upon the public boards in this city and -
this grand romantic spectacle will close during the
preept week. those who have not yet witnessed the
entertainment should avail hsmsevss Of the oppor-
tunity now offered them. Tho carnival scene,
augmentsd7by the additional grotssqus figures Pc.
uchineno ON horseback new pas de frsis, the Army
and Navy" bird prize fighters, 80. SO, add muon to
sent this grand drama have already insured for i an
enthusiastic reception each evening since Its nrst
troduetion here. Messrs. Lester, Dyott vachs.
Fanny Wallsok, and:ethers, vii: appear This being
the last week Of the Of this splendid
prooueGn, the house VII DC crowded each evening to
day evening. 1t will be perfect bumper"
NATIONAL THEArRE.--whst with the new local
diana and the other elegant pieces which nightly
played at this house. the very large audiences that
ooDgregsts there every evening, always receive full
amusement enough. The company 10 90 strong in all
the various branches Of acting from the most serious
tragedy down to the last light farce that every part
played WE'LL and those inequalities In the style Of sct-
Ing, which are made 80 apparent in the star SYSTEM
altogether avoidsd At the Nationa where We NAV
with truth saw each enc nerforms hs mart an vs ths
they all stars This 10 the true system to manage
theatres on, and the full treasury shows
will be smsnG the entertainments; J. r. Scott will
enact the part Of the Scottish hero MIR. mcfarland
most excellent young actor; who has acquired much
favor 1t the Natiorsl, will plsy Kirkpstrck. "Psor
Pillcody." and Rosina Meadows" will make mp the
rest Of the bill Tomorrow evening MIR Seymour will
take his nrst benefit He 10 extensively known - the
representative OF Sykesey In the Mose dramas He Is
also an excellent Irish actor for youpga man. We
u't his frie nds will turn sut strong night
BuRror's THEArRE.-" Vanity Fsir'' will b repeated
this evening, after q very successful already, at
this highly popular and fashionable place Of evening
recreation. The burIesqus Of "Monto Chris.y" will
also be repeated Messrs Johnson, Res, Mortimer,
and Others viii appear. Miss Chapman, Is Mary
Csdes catamarsn, and metropolitan mo nufaoturer,
Carrying Aourishing business, will also appear,
and tbs buresque is got out with much Of the ability
and comic humor that distinguish the modern pro-
auctions introduced upon these boards Down Eat
gorgeous Of the buried wealth Of the
make this production very popular here The Park
Fountain and City Hall, an spps stand With apples
upon IT, and several incidents having local r-ferenoe
will be introduced. The entertain mont Of the even
ing will pass OF with much success.
AMERICAN CIRcus-D Dan Rice, the celebrated Shaks-
pesrean clown viii appear here for the first time this
readings, being the newest school, and admirably
adapted to the ring and that will put far In tho
distance similar exhibitions in this particular line
May Fly and the grand equestrian troupe attached to
this superb circus will eli appear during the evening
CHRmry's MIssrRELs will, to. night, as usual, give
one Of their admirable cenosrts and will doubt
admirable ret Of performers IS all the world kuows and
their latest production the burle,que the famous
Voyage Musicale, takes the lead Of all their numer
Gus and witty csncoctons They give IL to- night with
ell the honors.
New ORLEANS SEAErApgRs Ethiopian mnstreIsy,
given by these singers IL truly delightful enter
t.'nn ent They combine all the vic and graphite hnmor
the dakey Of song with the science and refine
ment Of the educated vocalist. Their concerts
frsQu nted by the mostsrespectsble and shon-
able Of our citixs ms.
lsbed In public favor that the exhibition room In
crowded each evening; and every one 10 delighted
with the elegant, aud What Is better, the truthful
and correct approximations given OF the beautiful
scenery OF the interior Of Mexico also of the stirring
events that took place there during the late war. Ii
10 . delightful exhibition.
GEOLOGICAL HALL This will be the lsst week Of the
grand exhibition of beasts and birds here TIE Ito ns
tigers elephants, 30 are all In fue condition, aud We
would earnestly recommend our citizens TO this
beautiful collection before their departure from
amsngst us.
CHirHsE Mrnum.-The outside barbariaus, As the
Cbpete term ali foree ners wi soon be as fully
Quapted With their manners and customs as they
then,elves II this Mueum remains here Icing, it Ia
crowded every day. We not surprised at this
elegant and pstrustivs way OF passing mor ming
evening cannot be found than visiting this exsen~