The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18
TWO CENTS.
Theatrical and Musieal.

BowrKr THEArREThe additional list Of Ell raetions
to be presented at this truly magnificent and classic
temple Of the DRAMA for the present week cannot fan
to make it more interesting than those Of the past,
and bring into the treasury returns Commensurate to
the talent engaged and the great outlay In the pro-
duction Of those pieces which tho Bowery is so sue
cessful in putting upon the stage. To the energy and
enterprise of Mr. Hambiin, the lovers Of the drama
owe much for his management has always been cha
render his theatre fsvorte place Of evening resort
He still has to the public taste and every thing
which can possibly tend to the amusement aud intel.
ectual interest OF his patrons IL always sought QUO
and presented In the most style while those
pieces Of comical farciai nature always sup
ported by corps which knows no superior For this
| evening" :" Jane Shore will be one OF tho principal
attractions, and those who know any thing of the
biography Of that famous woman. cannot but be in
ter std in the performance OF the piece Miss Wemyss
win appear Jane Shore The Secret Mine" will
also performed in which all the principal members
If the corps of the theatre will be engaged IL will be
performance Of interest and well worthy the at
TRACTION Vt the lovers Of the drama Such bill should
draw n crowded house.
BRoApwAY THEATRE-Ths evening the Greek
Triumphs will be performed for the benefit Of Mile.
Bulan and Mons Corby Besides this grand represcn-
tation, some excellent pieces have been played during
the past week which have afforded the most unmixed
qualification to the audience. The School for Scan
daln well acted; the follies and vices, and maig-
nifty Of fashionable high life, dow, very low life say
WEI We're strikngly portrayed and their disastrous
the comedy of Who Speaks First ~ in which the
Maynard wife and the unphilosophical husband were
represented the In all her diosyncrasies and tho
other in oil his foolish and ridiculous resolutions which
after all he had not the resolution to keep Captain
Charles (Nr Lester) acts mediator heals all diff
feences and instead Of being looked upon one who
had by the basest means endeavored to invade tho
sacred dominion Of the husband and as one there
FORE who deserved to be shot, horscwhippcd no 10
hailed as poacc.maker one Of the nobes titles that
any man bear higher han that of lord, a mar
qus, duke and badge Of distinction moro
honorable by far than all the stars and garters and
elias and crosses, and rbouds and medals that ever
were conferred by crowned ra Gals upon their cringng
and crawling parasites Such representations AZ these
to elevate the character OF the stage and
to improve the morals Of the people We hope to see
continuance OF them.
NATIONAL TnnArRE.-This evening will commence
other week at this universally popular theatre, where
Thousands nightly to drive dull care away Since
the introduction Of the local drama Of Three Years
After" the success of the theatre has been unprece
dented and on several occasions numbers OF persons
have been obliged to leave the house Tor the want or
only adds to its already great popularity Not only
among the citizens but strangers from every part OF
the country seek to witness Its perfornanGs 1t IL
upon it, and If possible more for every scene 10 fu OF
deep and thrilling interest MIR Chanfrau is just the
for the public, who have manifested every dispo-
sition to reward his labors most literally One visit to
the National only creates the desire to again and
too small for the all who wish pa
tronize it. bill of than ordinary attraeon 10
announced for this evening which ia again to fl
the houae but verythng requisite for the ortAud
convenience u those who attend Is carefully attended
to. The company has superior and the attractions
are put upon the stage ia q manner that cannot but
| win the admiration " every one who witnesses their
| performance.
Burrows THEArRE-THE BENEFIT AND LAST ArpEAR-
ANcE MADAME AuGUsrA.-To-night this elegant
artistic will make appeal to her friends aud the pub
lie at large and have every confidence that 1t will
receive hearty response What truly interest
ing object be behed than that of fair and amia
Bile lady eminent for her professional atainments and
endeared to the social circle las believe she s) by
possession Of all those qualities which impart to
life large proportion of its real value which render the
Preside n tcrestriAl paradise. and happy who
within the range Of its sweet delightful and consong
| thatsuch appeal az this made under such pecu-
arly interesting circumstances is 10 irresistible that
it cannot be withstood When such question Is
put by a lady. grsced by all the mild chains and
modett destinations which distinguish the ladies OF
that land OF shivalry, and song, and classic lore,
which she claims bor own, it would be impossible
to meet 1t with negative Galantry shines too
this occasion to pass by without giving 1t that val
liable consideration which II merits. These terms
they suggestive of our meaning in q neat mode -
The dross' the base lucrc,D 1t Is sometimes
called Is indispensable TO human existence me most
| refined the magnanmous. the most virtuous and
the most disntere,tei must submit to its potency but
th'n there is polite Of asking for lady, which,
while 1t does not wound the feelings of the recipient
with undimnhed force to the heart Of the
ereus Madame Augusta ha. umphanty shown that
opera dancing in it's mort scientific form can b. prac
tised without being obnoxious to any objection tho
ground Of vulgarity or immodcsty. We are extremely
gratifed at this. because elegant public enter
tainment cannot be presented and that graceful
dancing has proved itself to be the art and been
stamped with the appreciation of the public we incline
to the opinion that Is about TO open in refe
renee t. it To Madame Augusta belongs the honor OF
the provement. She will appear this evening in two
pieces Gsolle' and Nathalie" in both OF which
fhe sustains the principal characters The perform
apces will commence with the Valet de sham,' and,
taking the bill altogether more attractive one could
! not have been presented
s. CHRisTy ~ MiNsrRrLs The abatement Of all kind of
uBeasners about cholera any disease in the city,
has been materially brought about by the happy state
Of mind into which many Thousands OF citizens
have been put by listening to the pleasing AMI delight
full entertainments Of the unrivalled Christys, who,
baDj in hand able tn conquer any panic whatever
hey will give grand concert this evening, In whcn
their most famous pieces will be introduced
CASTLE GARDEN This evening OF tho most at.
tractive eptsrt ainmsts offered. for the usos
ment Of the Thousands OF patrons who nightly visit
this charming health giving location will of ut
the usual hour To those who have already heard the
souin prng music OF the Germania Band the princi-
pal members of Guns is celebrated musicians and the
inintnble performers on the horns and silver tu
bas the Distin Family who will this week perform. for
the fret time in America military quadrette, repre-
sentDg grand review Of an army and the assembling
Of cavalry and infantry regiments, need scarcely
90 To those who have rot yet visited this the
afre OF rational amusement and pleasure say try
dose of French Hei-er's medicine, and promise
you will admit that you have received full value for
the small Of money charged for the presc ptons
Of health given by the interchangeable doctors Of Castle
Garden whose doses consist OF tho inhalng Of pure
air and the melodious inspirng sounds Of pure har-
mony which proceed from the most accomplished mu-
sicinns In the country
The Segun troupe will give . concert at Albany,
this evening.
The Rsvel family arrived in this city, from France,
on Saturday last They will appear the opening Of
Niblo's new theatre.
REVOLVING CASE OF MISUNDERSTANDING has