The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

rent Last evening, the oceasioa o. tAs produesiea
Of the new piece Eagle Eye" which vas perfectly
successful The principal characters in It are, AIT
Oshontss or Eagle Eye the hero Of the p,ses played
BY H. Hall, Stanley, pioneer, BY NJ B. Clarke; .
half breed Indian, BY Stevens; half bresa adisu RI
Jordan; and . comic part, the Yankee Wife by Mrs
GILBERT This piece has beea In preparation for
length Of time, and We must say that tbs stsss 40
poiDtnSnts scenery 60, reflect the sr~st~st credit
ON the estsblishmspt they all for the occ
scr, and the scenery 10 arrasged IN must bsaatifa
the drama hs~ever are the 90 fests
BY Mr. II Hall on his stssd Arbsoss, . lost .p.n
DID black horse, which goes through nuubsr Of fsas
calculated TO as.orish every behoidsr. We had no
idea that Mr. Hall such sxcellsn equestrian a.
he has proved himse to he manage. hts st-sd With
bidls used on him or sll the equestrian dramas vet
produced think this 10 take the lead We
would notice tho Performance rs Of Of the Other
characters Winape and Jordan. as the YApk.e and
"nigger" were excellent, the drst far more 60
than We expscted his styic Of voice, 20 thought
scarcely dttsd for such parts but no proved TO BE-
nrst rate Yankee Dotwithsts ndipg. Mrs Gilbert o.
the temperance pledge keeper Mrs Smith very
comic; her dressing Of the part was most amusing
Clark .. sn played well; they always do that. Tbs
piece ill be repeated this evening, will also the
other entertainments OF last evening.
BROADWAY THEATRE Since the days Of Tyrone
Power the boards of New York have witnessed any
dslinsstor OF the comic peouartss of the Irish che
him. And to Irsh song, believe that nothing Of
tho kind could be referred to in oil our theatrical
perisnes equal to Collins In his hum srous Irish songs
Last night this talented gentleman commsnoed fresh
engagement ut the Broadway and appeared Ia his
favorhe parts Of Sir Patrick O'Penipo In the Irish
Ambassador and Teddy the Tier In the piece Of
name. Familiar these two pieces sre they assumed
all the esrb an ohArms Of novelty last night by the
rare mic humor enuiDe Irish spirit OF Mr. Collins
The house crowded and the highest sats-
faction At the performance giving such reception
this great Irish favorte must have been highly Ers
trying TO bis feelings. Mr. Plsoidc. anssnsr great
star and powerful attraction also performsdss Havvr
asok. IN the play OF Nspolson's Ola Guard" To
those who fond OF the iachr aud the senti
mentai,this piece wss rich treat and Afforded strk-
Ing and singular contrast to tho rollickng fun and
hearty merriment Of the great Irish comedian. Pla
cde very great In this part and the
satalty and contrast of talent which he poss.ssss
The other performers were excellent In their parts
and deserve ptoia notice which, that they receive
not this evening Is only Osing to that great Destroyer
OF oil thtDgs-thst enemy Of human beauty and on
to bs highly productive to this great and beautiful
theatre.
NATIONAL THEATRs,-We never laughed more hear
thy than did last night 1t the farce of "Your
LIES In Danger, which played here last evening
with much success. The story 10, that John Strong,
(Booth,) English footmsn who has straysd to Ger.
mspy,in search Of place, is mistaken for prescribed
Baron by of the Bsrons political friends; they
think Jehu IL the Baron in dlsguiss and every ous
him that his fss DANGER" until h. ost bslievss
It, when the soldiers to arrest him; luckily how
ever the true Baron gets out Of the aeraps he
mis- friends find they have been mistaken all being
explained. John is made happy by knowing his life Is
John and Herbert and Dawe.ss the pompous ana cuu.
ming burRomxetsrs, we're much Appiaudsd Sls,aer
and Crssher" another most laugh bl- farce, likewise
passed of merriy as did the remainder OF the bill
We regret to hear that Mr. Chaufrau Ia quite iudisps
ed IS soon - be recovers Nose in Csfor ola" and
Tom snd Jenny" will be played again We were
also sorry to bear that Mrs sherwood was In
Miss Gordon and Mrs Woodward ayad her parts last
night. The same bill will be repeated to. night.
BuRToNs. THEArRE.-The spirited and talented
manner Mr. burton exhibits toward the public In his
never firing genius, in catering for the taste Of his
numerous admirers by the production Of pisces which
fail to delight tho audience meets with tbs 90.
probation he justly deserves In filing his house with
the elite of the city. Lat night ths peri COM
nrnced WITH the ever pleasing drsms called D,Wbsy
and Son" This piece ha. always been grest favo.
lite, and after lapse OF some few weeks 1t really
almost becomes now piecs the reason possibly for
this in consequence Of the excellent style which
persona'e the character Of Captain Cutie like Me
Burton; he IL the old saior to perfection; and roots
acter Major Joe Bsgstook BY Mr. Brousham. together
with his Jack BuHsby most excellent; Mrs Broughsm
as Susan Nipper, Mrs Vernon a. Mrs Sk-wtsn aud,
In fact oil the performers connected In this beautiful
piece very good; take 1t altogether, know Of no
other piece where he cast perfect they all
have part adapted exclusively for their psrticuar
talent The piece went of with obou ded ap oause
to crowded house, and we'll It may for il is one OF
sterling merit. The entertainments concluded with
the farce OF The Nervous Man and the Man of Nerve
and very laugbsb'e pieoe 1t H. and in the hands Of
Mr. Burton and Brougham, it suststnsd its full char
sct'r. The rams pieces are to be played tonight,
thtre're We may expect to another very wded
house.
BRoApwAY CIRcUs-Thisis one Of the best places of
snusem-nt In this city, to while away an hour or two
The performances of Mr. Sands and his children arc
In themselves sufficient TO houses eve.
Dghs The extraordinary fests Of tho fairy steed
(irhaN M tha Anhtt ~
very amusing character. In short, between postur.
ing "sck rope evolutions tumbing acts Of horssmAn
chip &c evening be passed 1t this smphithea.
tie with much enjoyment.
SrGroR BAnILi This distinguished artist at the re.
quest Of several familts who at the psr
torrance Of Feoien David's grand musical compost
ton, wilt give his second concert at the Tsber
to morrow evening. Mies Julia Northal whose sweet
tones have been heard by citizens with d.
light and admiration, will sing the part which, at the
recent concert, had been sustained by Signor Arnold
his evidently au attractive festure IA Miss North
oil ir ju.tiy general favorite and will likely drsv
many to hear Der painttve. melodious warbliugs Wa
afro informed that the rected part will he deliver
I'd in the English instead Of the French language Bs-
f deserves WE'LL and therefore hope his festival
will be fully attended.
GBArp CoNcERr.-We learn, with pleasure tn At Sig.
nor Msrin Signora Stefan0ni, and Sisnor Polo al al
viii give one Or t~o concerts when they arrive 10 this
city, previous to their departure for London. This
indeed will be . rich muricsl treat.
CHRIsTv's MIrsrnELs-The "Voyags Musicale pro-
badly ~ amusing and we'll played u burssqus ~ has
crowds that nightly Mechanic Hail TO hsar
the far.smcd chrtsty's band. Though this burlesau-
10 Of iteeli entertainment enough, and N ,rs tn.
enough for the money, the Cbristys have byno
tailed thor programmes OF any Of their othse bright
spots; on tho contrary. they always adding new
beauties TO their already long st OF capital songs
They Will give frst rate concert this evening
New ORLEANS 5ERENApEas. mo would think from
the energetic manner In which the man with the
white hat on gets buried In 1t nightly by his autso
mist IN the Italian SceRa - played BY these famous
U1n.trelr, thatr wsud take him . week get cut OF
sgsin, but II IL far from that every evening they
are punctUally ON hand to meet their fri. ads who
crowd 10 hear them and every evening tneir singing
bure'quSs Dusical panorama ana all the features OF
their oopcerts are given With acr. ased rvor may
20 term It, They are well worth hearing.
CHISEsx MusEuM-Ths wonders and ouriositIss O
ChiDs as we'll "a the day habits Of this remarks
bic people are fully illustrated In splendid ool.so
ton, which has been visited by many Of our oti-
Gems with such satisfaction Such Q collection has
never before boz got together Aod It forms ussum
well worth the Attention of gar intAllivant mind