The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-26
Theatrical and Musical.

actor than TO see his Efforts appreciated so wei Dy the
public; stimulates him to increased activity in his
efforts to advance to the foremost rank which every
body in every calling, looks the goal Of their
bition John Winsns, Miss c. Wemyss Mr.. II. Jordan,
have each in turn had . benefit and TO night,
Mr. A. Tyte. the musical conductor of the establish
ment, takes his Though Mr. Tyts's effort, to please
the public may not be so palpabls as those OF the
actor, still they less and the admirable
manner in which the musical department is conducted,
has added very much TO the general of the
tsrtsnments, and trust tia. this evening will show
BETH in which MIR. J. Walsck Jr, plays the part of
the Thsne so admirably and Mrs. Walack, that Of
Lady Macbeth, in splendid style, will be performed
The melodTama Of the Brigand," with Mr.. Lester
Msssaroni, will conclude the entertainments. Mr..
Lester plays this part capitaly he is equal to the
elder WalAck in 1t.
BRoADuAr THrArRE.-The Illness Of Miss Charlotte
Cushman yestsrdsy--verhed by her physicians certi-
fcate affection OF the throat resulting from the
professional acquisitions upon her organs OF speech
her from appearing in Macbeth last evening
as published in the bills Of the morning The play OF
"Othello' was therefore substitutsd-O thello, Mr.
Couldock; Isso, MIR Dyett; Casio, Mr.. Jordan; Des
demona, Mrs Knight; Emilia, Mrs Held The play
went of smoothly; the part Of Othelo, particularly
receiving the marked approval of the house. This
ming, Miss Cushman will appear again Meg Msrri-
lies and alse as Mrs Simpson In the farce off, Simpson
and Co." 1t Is the evening of her benefit and 1t is
ssfe to predict that hundreds will be able obtain
the last night, here of Miss Cushman and Mr. Coul-
dock Is they are engaged to appear in Philadelphia
Monday evening next Miss Cushmsn wins the true
character OF superiority in appearing to be better and
better each succeeding night; and Mr. Couldsck il
an actor of no uncomfortable publications.
NIBLo's GARDEr-When We entered this elegant,
spacious and fsyorte resort last evening every part
the house crowded with . brilliant asssmbage OF
our citizens. The great character Mr. Niblo has
theatrical manager, always producing, for the
ment Of his patrons every novel feature Of the day
together with selection Of the best artists that can be
i'm he has al i,nn
able name in the dramatic world Last evening, the
Ravels- always fsvoites-appeared GA the tight rope
and ~ usual, drew down repeated cheers from de-
lighted audience Where, we would ask can similar
company be found The Thousands who flock to SEQ
them night after ight answer In the negative But,
added to the Raves themselves the performances of
Leon Javelli and NJ MaIzeti are in the nselvss suf
Gent to fill any house The comis pantomime OF the
"Fcur Lovers' was indeed, rich treat and the Pas
de Deur ViHGgsois by Mile. Lehman and II. Wells
was executed With grace and elegance, and received
marked applause The concluding piece a new ionic
fairy pantonime, called the Red nome and the white
Warrior" produced with splendid scenery aud rich
costumes is one Of the best productions OF tho Rave
The parts Of Rouge tAs Gnome, by NJ. Msrzetti, and
Blanc, the White Warrior by Antose Ravel, were
sustained with the great pantomimic ability OF these
clever artists In hne Nioo's Garden will ever be es
temtd the temple Of pleasure by the play going people
OF New York.
Burrows TBKArRE.-The entertainments Of yester.
day evening commenced at this popular establishment
with the exquisite drama Of Dombey & Son. which
wss witnessed By numerous and highly intelligent
audience This pece embraced the entire strength Of
the distinguished company engaged at this house IL
was sustained, from beginning TO end with brilliant
success. and elected the most hattcring
Of universal satisfaction aud delight The new Hun
was most admirably executed The excellent baud Of
music performed Mozarts beautiful overture Of the
" zauberhoten with great effect The smusemsnts
concluded with the most lsugbabls farce called Bur
ton New Iork Directory or the Coo kney Ia America
Of which the audi-n nee to grow weary IL
passed OF admirably well, and was witnessed again with
zee A. Ia our nd vic To no.
after the fagues and sbors Of the day wish to enjoy
few hours Of real genuine mrth to pay visit Bur-
tons Theatre where they will find comedy acted to
perfection. Tomorrow, Hearts are rrumpsn" Breach
u Promise," and Z" Burton's Directory"
NArissAL THEATKE-Ths evening We are to have
first rate bill at this honse less than four
pieces will be played. The Female Forty Thievssp
of course will be Of them This will be the seven
teen'h night Of lis performance; aud yet the folks
crowd TO zee it, with much IL not more esgernsss
than they did It's rt production so popular has II
btetme tis, In truth enc of the wittest burssques
Of the day the dialogue IL smart and the sluaions
telling We recommend every one to witness ~, and
Mrs. Meftsysr ~ Diamond The equally successful
burlesque Of Josey the Spartan" will also be Played
tbi, too IL very fun ny production and Burkss rem
derpg Of the part Of Young Norva Is enough to make
the grav.st philosopher lsuxh outright The f.rces
Of My Neighbour Wife " and Huntiuga Turtl-u
with the dancing Of Mics Gertrude Dawes will form the
rest Of the bill
NuoHELL's oLrNrrc Tnr.rss-It is really aston.
i,bpg, when consider what brilliant success the
performance Of the fsvore opers called the Child
Of the Regiment" has been received. ID has not
failed yet notwithstanding Its almost too frequent
repetition to attract vast assemblies Last night again
this neat little theatre filed TO excess The ex-
osient comedy in two act, OF used Up" opened the
IT last evening IL was well acted
and Messrs wslcot aud Nickin and Misses Sinclair
and Roberto sustained their r0is with much talent
s,ssS anr5s Of the shnd ~ tbs sae
formed II passed on la its usual distinguished
ner and elected every mark Of satsisction and sp-
plsuss The smusomebts concluded With the sughsbls
farce of the 1rumpeters wedding which gave rise
to q great deal q laughter aud merrment To night
there IL an excellent bill Of fare presented consisting
81 IL. orsIa of der,a IN. us,csi extrav.g.nzs
Of Hero and Leaudsr" aud the comedy IL the cap.
tain Of the watch which cannot fail In attracting
another large audience.
wELcH's Circus-All those Who wish 10 spend .
pleasant evening had better pay visit 10 the besut
iul pavilion in Astor Place where all descriptions Of
equestrisnism take place nightly. Between horse
msnship acrobatis groupings, posturng balancing,
tsmtliIg and the perform 81 the comic ponies
Romeo aud Juliet. the audiences enjoy the utmost
amusement, and generally retire highly pleased with
their visit to the \ atonal Circus
CHRrsrr's MpsrRELs-A. Chrsty Is name that
will long be recognized ss the vstchworj q Ethiopisn
Ministries Re found this species Of amusement q
mere vulgar Affairs few songs jokes that were
thing too broad and Indifferent musical performances,
by two or three ndvduals with their faces BACKED
formed an ethiopian band In former days Chrtsty
however reformed this sltogether aud under his gut
dance these pretty concerts have grown to what tAey
M pts of the day The crowds that nightly listen TO
the Christys AZ Mechsnics la will attest the
rectpess Of assertions. To night they will give
frat rate programme.
DtMPsrER's L.sr CoNcERr The farewell entertain
nent Of this popular vocalist comes Of this evening a.
the Tabernacle The programme Is an exceeDt one,
aud contains mostly all the plantirs and bssutiful
ballads sung by MIR Despster We hope TO see all his
old iends and admirers rally round him ON this coca
sion, aud bid hiIo God speed 10 bis native hills.
wherever he gcss he has cur beet wisbes
CHtNYsg AssNMrtr Rooms -N acallister still con.
tinues TO attract numb ers his temple u ehcbsnt
neit where be every night exhibits his surprising
cats 81 ntcIom0uoy he Is aided by Herr Stoepel.
who Iefforms on She Nylocordeon several national and
other pieces a. Eludc Mscallisttr H. very clever
sgicsn, sud should De seen by ell our citizens
CHISEss NBsEuN.--1his l. the last week but one ~
this e1bibitieD. 81 " will he removed on the Sd
prormo ~ IL uncertain whether IL sill BE- again shown
beIe. fer o length u tine Those Of our citizens,
therefore, who have not yet this ron srsabe
collection ought TO improve the present opportunity
forthwith.
AutFrcav NrsrUn--The great attractions n this
temple Of novelty, are dfsNtrg large sssemblages u
ctizsrs twice In the day Besides the great
abundance 81 natural curostes which 60 be teen
the Nsunett suiy appear In similar pieces 80 those